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Note for: Mary Ainley, Abt 1807 - Mar 1880 Index

Death Note: DI2148

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Messrs Ainly and Ward where sloopbuilders in Thorne

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Note for: David Anthony Wiles, - Index

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Note for: Melanie Fiona Wiles, - Index

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Note for: Julia Wiles, - Index

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Note for: Anthony Wiles, - Index

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Note for: Fenton Wesley Tyrrell, - Index

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Note for: John Malvasio, - Index

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Note for: Albert Sanderson, 25 May 1888 - 10 Oct 1918 Index

Residence:
     Date:   Abt 1914
     Place:   Ocean Place, Waterloo Street, Hull, E.Yorkshire, England

Census:
     Date:   1901
     Place:   Manchester and Salford Reformatory, Blackley, Prestwich, Lancashire, England
     Note:   Albert Sanderson Inmate 12 Garderner

Burial:
     Date:   1918
     Place:   War Graves Cemetery, Worms, , Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany

Death Note:    DI2155

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     Wearing the Cap Badge of the East Yorkshire Regiment.

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Note for: Frances Gertrude Lewis, 14 Oct 1888 - 25 Apr 1959 Index

Event:
     Type:   Coat of Arms
     Note:   The roots of the Celtic name of Lewis lie amid the rugged landscape of Wales. This old, proud name is from the personal name Lewis, an Anglicized form of the Welsh name Llewellyn. This name is often explained as meaning "lion-like," but is in fact probably derived from the Welsh word "llyw," which means "leader." Alternatively, the name Lewis is also an Anglo-French form of the Old Frankish name Hludwig, which means "loud battle." Spelling variations of this family name include: Lewis, Lewiss, Lewess, Lews, Llewys, Llewis, Lewwis, Llewess and many more. First found in Glamorganshire, where the family held a seat from ancient times.
Motto Translated: Faithful to my country.

Burial:
     Date:   May 1959
     Place:   Northern Cemetery, Chanterlands Avenue, Hull, E.Yorkshire, England

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Note for: Albert Harold Sanderson, Abt 1910 - 27 May 1990 Index

Immigration:
     Place:   Montreal, Canada

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     "My dad came to Canada as a young lad sponsored by the British Legion. He was to meet his uncle and great uncle here, but was sent to Ontario to work on a farm. Later he met his uncles and worked on Lakeboats in the boiler room -- cargo boats -- on the Great Lakes. My parents and I visited Hull in 1957. Remember meeting Eliza Sanderson, my father's aunt. I was 10 at the time. I remember some one opening the door, and a soft voice inside said, 'Is that you,
Albert'? Strange how memories linger."
Source:- Patricia Sanderson 25th January 2008.

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Note for: Percival Sydney Sanderson, 4 May 1914 - 12 Feb 1987 Index

Burial:
     Date:   Feb 1987
     Place:   Northern Cemetery, Chanterlands Avenue, Hull, E.Yorkshire, England

Birth Note:    BI2158