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... born 1876 aged 15 years Harden Cooksey Jnr born 1878 aged 14 years It would appear that Thomas North is the same Thomas that appears in the 1881 Census as Thomas Cooksey aged 6 years He was in fact bom to Matilda in 1859 when she was 18 years of age and ...
... THE Revised Version of the New Testament was issued on this day in 1881. The first regular weekly comic paper, ‘‘Comic Cuts’’, was issued in 1890. Mascagni's opera CHEMISTS open today until 6.30 pm, except where shown: Boothtown: D. Fern, 23 Boothtown ...
... who ‘heat the Wrights into air’ Dundonian was first man to conquer flight - from a bank of the Tay in 1903, say family By Thomas Peterkin THEY have gone down in history as the brothers who achieved mankind's dream of centuries - conquering the air. Orville ...
... work, at Elswick. 1861; enrols at local School of Art, run by William Bell Scott, and later becomes apprentice to wood carver Thomas business at 40 Dean Street with 1870: Sets up wood carving 1871: Wishart dies and Hedley moves to 11 New Bridge Street. 1874; ...
... telegraph wires as they went The Boer President Paul Kruger demanded an explanation from the British Government but Her Majesty’s Government was unaware of the incident At 3pm on January 2 Jameson’s force met up with a Boer force near Krugersdorp and after ...
... at the 1881 census there is only one Beatrice (aged 3) in Donington She lives with her parents in Spalding Road Her father Henry is a miller and baker I assumed that if this is the Beatrice we want then at the date they married the husband Thomas CLARKSON ...
... as usual while they waited In the desert Just before Christmas 1990 At Cawnpore during the Indian Mutiny in 1857 Drummer Thomas Flinn won the first of the Regiment’s 13 Victoria Crosses In the Zulu Wars the Staffords formed the front of the British square ...
... politics.” 1839: The first Bradshaw’s . Railway Timetable was issued. It continued publication until 10 March, 1961. - : = . - 1881: The Savoy Theatre, London, first public building to be lit by electricity, openied with a performance of Gilbert and ...
... respectively and died within three hours of each other aged 62. 8. Liverpool Football Club's Spion Kop stand was named after a Boer War battle in which Merseyside troops fought. 9. French stage legend Sarah Bernhardt had a leg amputated in 1915 and was back ...
... Durban. South Africa. She gave birth to twin sons in Birmingham on July 5. 1907. Frank Thomas (my grandfather) and William John. My great-grandfather was also in the Boer War 1899-1902 and the First World War in South West Africa. 1914-1918. and was wounded ...
... Victoria The remarks had angered Britain which retained the Suzerainty (control of South Africa’s foreign affairs) after the 1881 Boer War Football Walsall 5 Lincoln City 0 Burton 4 Gainsborough 1 LINCOLN CITY concluded their fixtures finishing bottom of the ...
... to ‘Black Country Bugle’ i Malvern reader’s Dudley hometown We have received correspondence from Mrs Joan M Colbourne (nee Thomas) a former Dudley Girls High School pupil who now lives at 56 Meadow Road Malvern Joan has been interested to read about a ...