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Times Digital (London) 1785-1985 Lookup Offered

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Joy

Joy Report 12 Apr 2009 23:16

Thank you for looking for him.

Eames

Eames Report 12 Apr 2009 23:27

Missnell..

Sorry, nothing mentioned for Baverstock/Beverstock

T

Researching:
Eames (London & Middlesex), Mingo (Devon & Middlesex), O'Leary (London), Field (Kent & Sussex), Rossiter (Wiltshire), Greenshields (Scotland), Hardy (London). Now doing Hopekirk (Croydon, Hastings and Scotland), Noden (Hastings, East Sussex)

Eames

Eames Report 12 Apr 2009 23:44

Hi Jo..

Unfortunately this time, she's not in the papers.. Sorry

T

Researching:
Eames (London & Middlesex), Mingo (Devon & Middlesex), O'Leary (London), Field (Kent & Sussex), Rossiter (Wiltshire), Greenshields (Scotland), Hardy (London). Now doing Hopekirk (Croydon, Hastings and Scotland), Noden (Hastings, East Sussex)

Eames

Eames Report 12 Apr 2009 23:56

Janice..

The Times Friday Sep 12 1898 Page 5 Issue 35611 Column E

Obituary.


A Reuter telegram from Simla says that COLONEL HENRY LAKE WELLS, C.I.E R.E
director of the Persian Gulf Telegraphs, has died of entoric fever at Karachi. Colonel
Wells was a son of the late Rev. T B Wells, rector of Portlemouth, Devon and was
born in 1850. He entered the corps of Royal Engineers in 1871, and served in the
Afghan war in 1878-80. He raised a corps of Ghilzais, and with them constructed
the road over the Khojak. He was present in several minor engagements, and was
wounded. In acknowledgment of his services he was mentioned in despatches
and received a medal. He was appointed director of the Persian section of the
Indo-European Telegraph Department in 1891.

Researching:
Eames (London & Middlesex), Mingo (Devon & Middlesex), O'Leary (London), Field (Kent & Sussex), Rossiter (Wiltshire), Greenshields (Scotland), Hardy (London). Now doing Hopekirk (Croydon, Hastings and Scotland), Noden (Hastings, East Sussex)

Annieinspain

Annieinspain Report 13 Apr 2009 00:37

Hi
Many thanks for your offer. I'm looking for anything on MARK MARKS who hanged himself at home 93 Blackman Street, The Borough, Southwark, London on 10th April 1849 - also if there are any notices of bankruptcy from 1840 onwards, he was a Carver & Gilder working from his home address.

Many Thanks

Annie

dizzyjo

dizzyjo Report 13 Apr 2009 08:21

Hello T

very many thanks for checking this for me, much appreciated.

Regards
Jo

Eames

Eames Report 13 Apr 2009 10:47

Annie..

I've tried using Mark Marks, Blackman Street, Marks Southwark and Bankruptcy.. Nothing, sorry.

T

Researching:
Eames (London & Middlesex), Mingo (Devon & Middlesex), O'Leary (London), Field (Kent & Sussex), Rossiter (Wiltshire), Greenshields (Scotland), Hardy (London). Now doing Hopekirk (Croydon, Hastings and Scotland), Noden (Hastings, East Sussex)

Janice

Janice Report 13 Apr 2009 11:20

Hi T,
Thanks again for your help,
Janice

Missnell

Missnell Report 13 Apr 2009 21:03

Thank you for looking just the same

SusanWA

SusanWA Report 14 Apr 2009 06:25

Hi,Tracy, I wonder if you could look up Andrew Bogle (1801-1877) who was a key witness in the Tichborne Case, a legal matter which wen t for about 188 days in London in the 1860s. I looked on the Times archive page and searched under his name and there were numerous entries. I wonder if you can tell me what the nature of the references are to Andrew, if there is a lot or just an occasional name mentioned I know there might be a fair bit so it would not be practical for you to copy it. Also, is there anything in those search items also relating to him? I think a lot of them are not. I there is a lot, would it be better for me to get a short subscription to view them? Thankks, regards Sue.

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