Friday 7th June 2019 - Number 3512

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Robert Henry Laws

1828-1881

Captain of the Barque 'Woolhampton'

my paternal Great Grandfather

Here is Robert Henry's Wife

Sarah Ann Laws formerly Fuller

My paternal Great Grandmother

1846-1924

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surnames LAWS and LAWES Worldwide

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Family Events for today 7th June

BIRTHS

1700 - Christen: Issac LAWES-2161, Cripplegate Middlesex England

1783 - Birth: Robert LAWES-783, Drayton Norfolk England

1836 - Birth: George Henry LAWS-3021, (Naval Seaman RN 87033) Dover Kent England

1843 - Birth: Fannie LAWS-20638,

1846 - Baptism: Elizabeth Masters LAWS-29667, Great Yarmouth Norfolk England

1853 - Birth: Mary E LAWS-5178, Sullivan New Hampshire United States

1857 - Birth: Thomas LAWS-5103,(Ag Lab, Horseman on Farm) Copdock , Suffolk England

1868 - Baptism: Jemima LAWS-5568, Stanwell Middlesex England

(St Mary the Virgin) but birth Frimley Surrey England

1880 - Birth: Mabel Grace LAWS-35593, Bathurst New South Wales Australia

1888 - Birth: Frederick LAWS-3004, (Farmer & ARMY Private 81502)

Prudhoe, Northumberland England

1895 - Birth: Richard LAWS-33463, Southwark Surrey England

1896 - Baptism: Ethel Jane LAWES-27121, Droxford Hampshire England

1899 - Baptism: Sybil Elaine Story LAWS-46028, Barnard Castle Durham England

1913 - Birth: John Kenneth LAWS-17928, (M D) Texarkana, Bowie County, Texas United States

1914 - Birth: J Spencer LAWS-18249,

1917 - Birth: Kenneth William LAWES-22217, (ARMY Captain 249486)

Woking Surrey England

MARRIAGES

1840 - Marriage: William WESTLAKE-23176 and Phoebe LAWS-13694, Hackney Middlesex England

1858 - Marriage: Leonard Herbert James CHRISTIAN-39118 and

Gwendoline Ivy LAWES-39117, Thanington St Nicholas

1863 - Marriage: Albert Decatur LAWS-36482 and Sarah Elizabeth ROBBE- 36483,

1863 - Marriage: George CHAT-7112 and Sarah LAWS-7992, Frimley Surrey England

1870 - Marriage: Wightman LAWES-2704 Ag Lab) and Hannah FISHER-11418, Taverham Norfolk England

1900 - Marriage: William James LAWES-2535 (Gardener) and Eliza Mary BASKETT-37263, Leyton Essex England

DEATHS and BURIALS

1748 - Burial: Alice LAWS-8141, St.James Clerenwell Middlesex England

1781 - Death: Sally LAWS-19570, Billerica, Middlesex County, Massachuesetts United States

1862 - Death: James LAWS-6449, Maida Vale Middlesex England

1877 - Death: Alfred LAWS-16359, Aged 2 months old) Litcham Norfolk England

1942 - Death: Edward Lionel LAWS-22266, (ARMY Gunner 992298) Libya

1944 - Death: William H LAWS-36673, (Private 1st Class US Army 12056420)

1946 - Death: Arthur Fairbank LAWS-29181, (Medical Practitioner Retired)

1958 - Death: Edna LAWS-41769, Vanderbugh County Indiana, United States

1960 - Death: Arthur William LAWES-40175, Salisbury Wiltshire England

1996 - Burial: Charles M LAWS-16661, (TEC5 US Army) Bear Delaware

United States

1998 - Death: Lyle LAWS-19742,

2004 - Death: Mary LAWES-14599, Manley New South Wales Australia

2012 - Burial: Anthony Joseph LAWS-38127, Parramatta New South Wales

Australia

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MISCELLANEOUS

1940 - Residence: Harold LAWS-34911, Hove Sussex England

1985 - Occupation: Richard Maitland LAWS-17400, (Fellow of Royal Society Director of British Antartic Survey)

OTHER BIRTHS

1829 - Baptism: Ann CLEGG-25821, Manchester Lancashire England

1849 - Birth: Louisa WHITE-8116, Pimlico Middlesex England
1852 - Birth: Hannah FISHER-11418, Horsford Norfolk England

1888 - Birth: Margaret E BROWN-42203, Haywood County North Carolina United States

1903 - Birth: Hannah A WHITE-31853, Southwark Surrey England

1916 - Birth: Elizabeth LEWENDON-27992, Southend-on-Sea Essex England

OTHER MARRIAGES

OTHER DEATHS and BURIALS

1936 - Burial: Emily EVANS-2886, Reading Berkshire England

1939 - Burial: George DAKER-21444, (Scholar) Stanley cum Wrenthorpe,
West Yorkshire England

1954 - Death: Georgina KIRK-21527, Hotham, Hull East Yorkshire England

1960 - Death: Richard Arthur STAPLETON-23088, Illogan, Portreath Cornwall England

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Lord, help me dig into the past and sift the sands of time.

That I might find the roots that made this family tree of mine.

Lord, help me trace the ancient roads, on which our fathers trod.

Which led them through so many lands, to find our present sod.

Lord help me find an ancient book or dusty manuscript,

that's safely hidden now away, in some forgotten crypt.

Lord, let it bridge the gap that haunts my soul when I can't find,

that missing link between some name, that ends the same as mine.

Sharon Nicola LAWS

2008 Olympics Cyclist

Environmental adviser for Rio Tinto Zinc

1974-2017

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