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| 12701 |  | family picture Photo taken at home, 817 Grandview, Avenue, Waterloo, Iowa. The plaque on the mantle reads, "Ve get too soon oldt, And too late schmardt" It now hangs in Ron Ritchie's house. |
Date: 07 Oct 2020 |
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| 12702 | | Family plot young , McFarlane Family plot | ||
| 12703 | | Family Portrait John, Elizabeth and Irene | ||
| 12704 | | Family Reunion |
Date: 30 Jun 1934 |
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| 12705 | | Family Reunion June, Ngaire, Beryl, William(Bill), Lois, Ann STARK |
Date: Easter 2010 |
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| 12706 | | Family Tree | ||
| 12707 | | Family Tree - Edwards |
Date: 11/01/2015 08:14:22 |
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| 12708 | | Family Tree-King. Freda1 Freda lived the last years of her life in Lady Elizabeth Home, where she was cared for wonderfully by the staff, and loved by her family. | ||
| 12709 | | Family Tree-King. Headstone Hilton T King Snr & Edith Annie King (nee Kearn) | ||
| 12710 | | Family Tree-King. Headstone Trevor King2 | ||
| 12711 | | Family Tree-King. Nan King | ||
| 12712 | | Family Tree-King. Pop King | ||
| 12713 | | Family Tree-King. Trevor2 Trevor was an avid hunter and loved his gun dogs the English Setters. | ||
| 12714 | | Family Tree-King. Val Paull de Fretus 94yrs 13May2011 | ||
| 12715 | | Family0038(1) |
Date: 07/03/2014 17:34:55 |
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| 12716 | | Family0049 |
Date: 07/03/2014 17:59:54 |
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| 12717 | | FamilySearch_20220817_120508 | ||
| 12718 | | FamilySearch_20220817_120513 | ||
| 12719 | | FamilySearch_20220817_120514 | ||
| 12720 | | Family_1023 #39 Una Clare Mills on "Stinker" | ||
| 12721 | | Fan Stark Foulton home 1960 | ||
| 12722 | | Fan Stark Foulton home 1960 | ||
| 12723 | | Fannie Salmon 1931 | ||
| 12724 | | Fanny Barnecut grave | ||
| 12725 | | Fanny Clutterbuck | ||
| 12726 | | Fanny Clutterbuck | ||
| 12727 | | Fanny Death Cert | ||
| 12728 | | Fanny Maud Laurenson Fanny Maud Laurenson and her children Top: L to R; Fanny Maud Laurenson, Frances Mary Morse, Fleming Laurenson Bottom: L to R; Capt. T T Laurenson, Edith Sarah Laurenson, John Gilbert Laurenson. Supplied by Lynette Green ex Bayanne Site |
Date: 7/05/2020 11:42:00 am |
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| 12729 | | Fanny Mauger Death Certificate John and Jacquie Ramsden have this certificate. | ||
| 12730 | | FANNY MAUGER.JPG | ||
| 12731 | | Fanny Moyle | ||
| 12732 | | Fanny Selina Easton nee Rhodes | ||
| 12733 | | Fanny Selina Rhodes 1st on left and family | ||
| 12734 | | Fanny Selina Rhodes Death Certificate. John and Jacquie Ramsden have this certificate. | ||
| 12735 | | Fanny Selina Rhodes Marriage Certificate John and Jacquie Ramsden have this certificate. | ||
| 12736 | | FannyMaudLauren(1) |
Date: 10/01/2020 3:59:24 PM |
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| 12737 | | Fatal Case of Poisoning SOURCE: ‘National Library of New Zealand.’ https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz . Star, Issue 5003, 16 MAY 1884, Page 2. FATAL CASE OF POISONING. - The Effects of Strychnine. - The following paragraph appeared in the Lyttelton Times of this morning: - Information was given to the Rakaia police last night that a man had died suddenly at Mr Angus Murray's farm at Urral; five men also being ill. It is suspected that it is a case of poisoning. No further particulars could be obtained last night. The police and a medical man had gone up to the station. - (special to the "star.") - RAKAIA, May 16. The report of a case of poisoning in this morning's Times is only too true, a man named Thomas Fahey being the victim. It appears that a party consisting of Messrs McKerrow, Lampard, Angus, Murray, and Alex. Mann, left Tiverton, the residence of the latter's father, on Thursday morning on a shooting expedition. With his usual generosity Mr Mann, senior, filled a bottle of whisky for the party to take with them from his keg. The accident occurred as follows: - When the party reached Murray's house, at Urral, Mr Ingle Brown, of Highbank, was overtaken; and as another gun had to be obtained, the occasion was thought good enough to have a drink - all took a nip, also two of Murray's men who happened to be in the house at the time, Thomas Fahey (the deceased), and J. McVinney, his mate. Immediately after drinking, the whole party were seized with violent convulsions, and were in a serious condition. One of the party, not so bad as the others, drove off at once to Ashburton for Dr Ross, and fortunately found him at home. The doctor arrived about 4 o'clock, but too late to do anything for poor Fahey, who had died some time previously. The others were more fortunate. They were treated by the doctor, who left them out of all danger at six o'clock. Had it not been for the timely arrival of Messrs Hussey, Inder, and Smith, who saw the messenger going for the doctor, and hurried over to Urral and administered warm water and mustard, there is no doubt the whole party would have died. They had to be subjected to some severe treatment, as their muscles were so contracted. The sight was a most horrible one, and an eye-witness remarked this morning that he would not see the same again for £50. The whisky was poured from the jar into a jug which had contained strychnine, and had not been washed out. Further information will be available this evening after the inquest. Had the party gone direct to the shooting ground, instead of to Murray's, there is no doubt a terrible calamity would have happened. The rumours in the township were most conflicting and outrageous until I received the information. - From information obtained at the Christchurch police depot it appears that "Rough on Rats" is responsible for the occurrence, as the whisky, of which those who were taken ill partook, was drawn by a man named John Mann in a jug in which some of this poison had previously been mixed, and which, it is supposed, had not been washed afterwards. The inquest on the body of Fahey will be held to-morrow. |
Date: 15 MAY 1884 |
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| 12738 | | Father Robert Smith Father St. John's Ambulance 1970's | ||
| 12739 | | Father & Sons Arthur on the right with his brother George and father George James Tilden-Smith. |
Date: abt 1917 |
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| 12740 | | Father A Cadet Robert Smith A handsome cadet. 48 Macaulay Ave. 1920's | ||
| 12741 | | Father Birthday 90th Father's 90th Hillcrest Community Centre Jan.2004 | ||
| 12742 | | Father_Charles | ||
| 12743 | | Fay and family Laurenson about 2000 From left, Donna, Lisa, Linda, and Fay. Back Steven, Blue, and David |
Date: about 2000 |
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| 12744 | | Fay Harman | ||
| 12745 | | Fay Marie | ||
| 12746 | | Fay Marie | ||
| 12747 | | Fay Marie | ||
| 12748 | | FB Shearer Obituary |
Date: 10 Oct 1946 |
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| 12749 | | FBF | ||
| 12750 | | FBF |
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