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 | Littlehales Family
Picture taken about 1892
From the book "A musical upbringing in the eighteen eighties" by Littlehales, Lillian (Main Author) and Littlehales, Lillian (Subject)
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 | Littlehales Family Crest
Origin Displayed: English
Spelling variations include: Littlehays, Littlehayes, Littlehales and many more.
First found in Shropshire where they were anciently seated as Lords of the Manor.
Some of the first settlers of this name or some of its variants were: the name represented in many forms and recorded from the mid 17th century in the great migration from Europe. Migrants settled in the eastern seaboard from Newfoundland, to Maine, to Virginia, the Carolinas, and to the islands.
(Above is a small excerpt from our 1800 word history)
Copyright © 2000 - 2005 Swyrich Corporation
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 | Littlehales nr Buxton
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=22911
In 1880 their son William Spooner Brough built a house on the opposite side of Buxton Road and called it Littlehales. He inherited Buxton Villa in 1885 and lived their until his death in 1917. He laid out the Waste north of the junction of Buxton Road and Novi Lane and gave it to the town for recreational purposes. He also laid out a garden next to Littlehales and opened it to the public. In addition he planted an avenue of trees along Buxton Road
From: 'Leek: Leek and Lowe', A History of the County of Stafford: Volume 7: Leek and the Moorlands (1996), pp. 84-169. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=22911 Date accessed: 26 March 2013.
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 | Longden Chapel, near Pontesbury 1790
Watercolour of Longden Chapel (St Ruthin), near Pontesbury, by the Reverend Williams, 16th October 1790. Church now dates mainly to 19th century', Doorway and roof are 17th century.
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 | LREM Eric Littlehales
LREM Eric Littlehales, of Oswestry, Salop, ponders arguments for and against in the forthcoming National Referendum on the Common Market during a courtesy visit by HMS Fearless to Stockholm.
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 | Margaret L
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 | Marie de Burgh
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 | Marie de Burgue
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 | National Capital Horse Show Opens
This is an original press photo. Also pictured is Miss Bessie McKeldin. At the Washington Horse Show. Credit NEA.Photo measures 10.25 x 7inches. Photo is dated 05-27-1924.
Part Number: neb06298
Mrs Reber LITTLEHALES 2nd from left
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 | Norman Littlehales from Jo, Jac & Joni poster
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 | Offa Field Club - 1894
Photgraphed on the Top Rock quarry, Llanymynech
Includes Mr C I Littlehales
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 | Old Homestead Of Joseph Littlehale of Gloucester, M.A.
Occupied By Him in 1737.
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 | Old Homestead of Richard Littlehale. Gloucester, Mass.
Old Homestead of Richard Littlehale. Gloucester, Mass.
More Than 150 Years Old
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 | Paul
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 | Paul Bradner LITTLEHALE
9th Generation
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 | Paul Gascoyne Littlehales
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| At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
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 | Photo of R.E. Littlehales with a "Pyrenean".
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 | Photograph of HMS Conway on the Mersey, taken by Stewart Bale Ltd, pre 1938. Archive reference D/CON (A) 8/5/5
Life at sea was hard and required the highest standards of training to instill qualities of leadership necessary for cadets to become officers in the British Merchant Navy. The training ship HMS Conway was specially founded for this purpose, and during its 115 year existence it trained over 11, 000 young boys for life in the Merchant Navy, Royal Navy and other armed services, not only in Britain but in navies worldwide.
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 | Professor "I Crackam" and his performing Equines
Chronicling America
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 | Ralph Littlehales Broach
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 | Residence of A W LITTLEHALE, Boston Highlands, Boston, Mass.
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 | Residence Of Mrs Ednah Dow CHENEY, Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass.
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 | Residence of Peter LITTLEHALE, Tynsborough, Mass.
Old homestead of Roger Langdon Littlehale.
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 | Ronald Eric Littlehales Jnr
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 | Ronald Eric Littlehales Snr Bottom row 2nd in from right. Taken in Ryton X1 Towns ,Shropshire 1935.
Ronald Eric Littlehales Snr Bottom row 2nd in from right. Taken in Ryton X1 Towns ,Shropshire 1935.
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 | Ronald Eric with dog
This dog is a" Newfoundland ", he showed these and "Pyrenean Mountain" dogs.
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| Sviatogor
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 | Thomas Littlehales Music Room
The Thomas Littlehales Music Room in the Littlehales home at the corner of
Park and Mulberry Streets, Hamilton Ontario, Canada circa 1880-1884.
Pictured from left to right:
Edith (violin and viola)
Mary Ann Tysoe (Mrs. Thomas Littlehales, Mother holding Ethel Emma)
Cecil Walter (cello)
Florence (voice and piano)
Sydney (viola)
Thomas Littlehales, (Father) standing (base viola)
Lillian (cellist)
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 | Universalist Church, Fitchburg, Mass.
John Dudley LITTLEHALE - Builder
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 | View of Laristan Shortly Before Sinking
Original caption:The North German Lloyd steamer Bremen arrived recently with the six men rescued from the British steamer Laristan which was sunk in the mid-Atlantic storm that done so much damage to shipping. Twenty-four other members of the crew were lost despite the efforts of the heroic German crew to get them off the sinking boat. Photo shows the Laristan photographed from the Bremen during her battle with the storm.
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 | Who is this?
Sally Littlehales
A mystery Mr littlehales. It could be my great grandad William or uncle Rufus or maybe not a Littlehales at all. If any family that belong to my branch have seen this man in their photos tell me who he is please!!
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 | Wilbur S Littlehale
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| Will act as bridesmaid at wedding of Evelyn Wadsworth
Mrs. Reber Littlehales, formerly Miss Dorothy Warren, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing slightly right.
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 | William Clive Littlehales
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 | Worcester circa 1830
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