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Main & Clarke Families

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#	Notes	Linked to
351	Inscription in Oxford Companion to Music To Mr C A Harris in recognition of 44 years sevice with the Oxford University Press December 1950	HARRIS, Cecil Alfred (I537)
352	Isabella was a widow in 1911 census	MILTON, Isabella (I1260)
353	James Goddard obtained from marriage to Jane Durrance in 1898. Age and place of birth obtained from 1901 Census and confirmed in 1881 Census. 1901 Census for Horncastle, Lincolnshire. Dwelling 4 Water Mill Lane. James Goddard Head Aged 23 years Labourer in Chemical Works b. Horncastle, Lincs Jennie Goddard Wife Aged 22 years b. Grimsby, Lincs Gladys Goddard Daug Aged 1 years b. Horncastle, Lincs 1881 Census for Horncastle, Lincolnshire. Dwelling 4 Water Mill Lane. George Goddard Head Aged 31 years Tailor b. Horncastle, Lincs Emma Goddard Wife Aged 28 years b. Mareham Le Fen, Lincs James Goddard Son Aged 3 years b. Horncastle, Lincs James was still living in the same house as a 23 year old married man as he was as a three year old with his parents. However, later research has shown that in the 1891 Census an Ernest A Buttery with wife Alice and children Minnie & Kate were living at 4 Water Mill lane. Couldn't find George, Emma & James in 1891 Census. Margaret told me that Mum had talked about an Aunt Ginnie. Jane Durrance seemed to use the name Jennie after marriage which must have then changed to Ginnie probably by pronunciations. Residence: 1881, 4 Water Mill Lane, Horncastle, Lincs	GODDARD, James (I483)
354	James had relative Benjamin b 1806	WIGGINS, James (I1832)
355	James signed register Martha made her mark witness James Cook	Family: James MAIN / Martha COOK (F262)
356	Jan. 1 Jacques Six, fils de Bartholemy, natif de Canterbury, et Esther Le Sedt, fille de feu Cornille Sedt, native aussy de Canterbury. Promesse. Ils ont este marie en L'Eglise le 21e de Janr 1675-6.	SEDT, Ester le (I2033)
357	Jane Whitmee applied for divorce in 1874	BIRON, Jane (I1090)
358	Janes surname obtained from Bond Janes Birth found from IGI.	HILL, Jane (I417)
359	Jean Monfreulle Marie Boulanger	BOULANGER, John Jean Baker (I1079)
360	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	BLYTH, Jeannette A (I368)
361	Jessie present at the deaths of James and Mary Ann Main in 1925	SHAPCOTT, Jessie E (I872)
362	John does not appear on any census so perhaps he died before 1841 census	BLOOMFIELD, John (I110)
363	Joined Navy aged 12	HASELTINE, Robert (I1514)
364	Joined Royal Navy in 1878 Reuben Naval Record joined 26 January 1881 for 10 years Height 5' 7" Hair Brown Eyes Brown Complexion Fair Scar on left cheek	MAIN, Reuben (I1012)
365	Ken's note Arthur was in the army for a long time and was possibly in the BOAR war PRO register of birth: Arthur Clark born Derby, J/F/M 1877, 7b 503 PRO register of death Arthur Clarke Aged 78 died at Louth in O/N/D 1955 GRO Index 3b 315 Birth Certificate:- Date: 1st February 1877 Place: 45 William St., St Alkmund, Derby, County of Derby. Name: Arthur Clarke Father: James Clarke Occupation of Father: Elastic Weaver. Mother; Elizabeth Clarke (formely Peel) Informant: Elizabeth Clarke, mother, 45 William St, Derby. Date Registered: 12th March 1877 Deputy Registrar: George R Oliver. Arthur and his wife Edith are buried in the same plot at Horncastle Cemetary. The Headstone reads: IN LOVING MEMORY OF ARTHUR CLARKE DIED OCT 8th 1955 AGED 78 YEARS AT REST There is no mention of Edith on the headstone. As it is a single plot with no room either side due to earlier graves, it is assumed that Edith was buried on top of Arthur and the headstone was not updated. Leicester Electoral Role 1904 & 1905 Occupation Electors No 149 Arthur Clarke, Abode - James St., Blaby, Leicester. Dwelling House, Qualifying Property - Glovers Cottages.	CLARKE, Arthur (I11)
366	Killed at the Battle of Jutland HMS Invincible	ALLSUP, Francis William (I2332)
367	Killed in fall from Wagon	CRAXFORD, Thomas (I1954)
368	Known as Doll	MAIN, Ada Gertude (I580)
369	known as James	BAUDRY, Jacques (I2102)
370	Known as John	DAMBRINE, Jean (I1269)
371	known as Lissie	WHITMEE, Lilian (I690)
372	known as Mary	DANBRINE, Mary (I1545)
373	known as Peter	BAUDRY, Pierre (I2103)
374	Known as Sally	REEVE, Sarah (I676)
375	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	GARNETT, Patricia (I553)
376	La Pere listed as Godfather Elizabeth Hide listed as Godmother	BOULANGER, Nicholas (I1261)
377	Laura was Stepdaughter of John	REEVE, John (I670)
378	left 1000 ounds in fathers will	DANBRINE, Elizabeth (I1542)
379	left 1000 pounds in fathers will baptised as Dambrine	DANBRINE, Sarah (I1544)
380	Left 1697 pounds to Edward Main, Finance Clerk	MAIN, Reuben (I1017)
381	left 30 pounds in Will of Henry Main who died 1760	SMART, Katherine (I968)
382	Left a share in the Sloop May Flower by his Mother Sarah. He was also master of the Vessel. Also received her twenty four hour clock	Family: William MAIN / Catherine SALTER (F250)
383	left an amount of money in the will of William Main	SHERGOLD, John (I734)
384	left an amount of money in the will of William Main	SHERGOLD, John William (I757)
385	Left Half part of the Hoy Endeavour and remainder of his goods and chattels	Family: Thomas MAIN / Elizabeth PLOWMAN (F253)
386	left half share of Sloop Mayflower to Son William	WHITE, Sarah (I948)
387	Left house or tenement in Will of her Grandfather	MARCH, Elizabeth (I1056)
388	left one guinea by brother Henry in 1760. she was widowed. Also left five shillings by her brother Edward in 1756	MAIN, Mary (I957)
389	left one quarter of good sloop Endeavour to William Harris, Master. Found in 1784 Hampshire directory, record of the the Endeavour Pacquet of 25 tons, Master Thomas Harris, maybe relative of William	MAIN, Henry (I970)
390	left one shilling by his Father Will dated 1719	MAIN, John (I947)
391	Left Pilot's and became a Grocer	MAIN, William (I980)
392	Left Thirty three pounds in his will to Harriet Whitmee Wife	WHITMEE, John (I686)
393	Licensed 6 March 1856 Age 27 Height 5;5" Hair dark . Complexion Dark. Black ring on 3rd finger of left hand	MAIN, William (I1001)
394	Listed as Greengrocer in 1901 census	GLOVER, Henry (I693)
395	listed as unmarried 1881 census	WHITMEE, John (I688)
396	Listed as Widower Fsherman Blind	WEBB, Henry Samuel (I1303)
397	listed on marriage cert of Marion and Fred Travers as Commercial Traveller	HARRIS, Frederick William (I565)
398	Lived at 11 Brewhouse Lane Putney on CWCC site	REDFORD, Ellen (I1578)
399	Lived at 35 Robinson Road Bethnal Green	Family: Edward John MILTON / Ellen HYNES (F328)
400	Lived at 65 Percy Road	KING, James Arthur (I940)