James Fitzjames Stephen b. 3 March 1829 d. 11 March 1894 - To'liq . Dalgety, Frederick Gonnerman (1817 - 1894) Biographical Entry

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17 Jul 2009 Rosaleen-Louise ("Roz") Graves (247) was born 7 March 1894, and died 3 Aug. 1989 in Wimbledon, London, England. She was a poet and musician,

Births England and Wales Year 1894 Quarter March MABEL, FEATHERSTON, Mar 1894, Manchester, LAN, 8d.261, 7738. ADELAIDE MAY, FEATHERSTONE, Mar 1894

7TH MARCH, 1894. PRESENT:―. His Excellency the Governor, Sir WILLIAM ROBINSON,. K.C.M.G. Court, or Reclamation Deposits, been remitted to England

1 Aug 2008 NATION Thomas b. 3 Sep 1848 Wiveliscombe, Somerset, England, UK d. Mar 1894 Wellington, Somerset, England, UK: Nation Study.

o'limi: 22 February 1904. ♂ # James Fitzjames Stephen. рождение: 3 March 1829, Kensington, London, England o'limi: 11 March 1894, Ipswich, England

20 Feb 2010 Census returns for England, Scotland, Wales and the Channel Islands Central Glamorgan Gazette (weekly) 29th June 1866 - 30th March 1894

Free Articles from March 1894 Part 2. McCARTER REPROVES WERTS; NEW-JERSEY'S ATTORNEY GENERAL SOCIAL ENGLAND. A Record of the Progress of the People .

8 December 1894. Wedding of Nicholas II Czar of Russia November 26 1894. 23 February 1895. Cathedrals of England (Supplement). 23 March 1895

On 3rd March 1894, Crabtree won his first international cap for England against Ireland. However, Crabtree's great form made him a target of England's top

Microsoft Word - Anna Eliza (Cox) Wall June 1867 Catcott Burtle, Bridgewater, Somerset, England ( Died March 1894). 1861 Census England. David Cox Family. Came to US in 1874

He visited England in 1849 to strengthen his facilities for credit and the He died there on 20 March 1894, survived by five daughters and five sons,

LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL. (Hansard, 1 March 1894)

Above photograph from Charles Hooper's last game for England v Scotland on 17th March 1894 . The temporary stand at Raeburn Place had been erected for the

kind in which England either had a share or which were organized on our own soil. of Sir Francis Philip Cunliffe-Owen from The Times, 24 March 1894

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