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Skipton Crematorium | LITTLEHALES, James Barry (I3719)
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Source states Edmond | LITTLEHALES, Edmund (I156)
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Squire
Lord of SANDSFORD COURT and SION | WARREN, Lord Michael (I325)
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Squire
Lord of SION in the county of Kilkenney | ARCHDEKEN, Jean (I1203)
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St Andrews | LITTLEHALES, Sir Edward Baker 1st Bt of Ranston (I2584)
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St Andrews | LITTLEHALES, Lyonel Martyn (I2583)
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St Chads | Family (F468)
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St Martins Parish | Family (F436)
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St Mary Virgin | Family (F525)
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St Marys | SWETTENHAM, Sarah (I848)
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St. Andrew | LITTLEHALES, Elizabeth (I2351)
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St. Andrew | LITTLEHALES, Emma (I2177)
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St. Andrew | LITTLEHALES, Mary Ann (I2294)
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St. Andrew | LITTLEHALES, Richard (I368)
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St. Benet | Family (F806)
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St. George-Rc | LITTLEHALES, James (I684)
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St. Germain des Pres Church | WARREN, Thomas (I2005)
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St. James | LITTLEHALES, Margaret (I1775)
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St. James | SELLON, Rev William (I62)
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St. John | LITTLEHALES, George Williams (I727)
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St. Martin | Family (F599)
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St. Martin | Family (F643)
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St. Martin | Family (F731)
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St. Mary | LITTLEHALES, Mary (I2006)
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St. Mary Magdalene | Family (F305)
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St. Michaels | Family (F57)
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St. Thomas | Family (F252)
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Surname - Working on the assumption that in 1911 census some of the children are listed with their grandmother Mary MORGAN | MORGAN, Alice Mary (I2130)
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Surname possibly Jefferson | Elizabeth (I8943)
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Temp = Temporary | LITTLEHALES, Captain Frederick (I738)
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The Regiment has six memorials in Australia: two obelisks and a headstone for the fallen at the Eureka rebellion, Ballarat, Victoria; a baptisimal font for Captain Littlehales in the Cathedral Church of Christ the King, Ballarat ....... | LITTLEHALES, George Richard (I8878)
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The steamship Laristan SS, was on voyage from Swansea to New York with a cargo of coal, when on 25th January 1926, the Norddeutscher Lloyd liner Bremen picked up an emergency call that she was sinking. The Bremen assisted Laristan, but only managed to rescue six of a crew of 31, due to the rough seas. | LITTLEHALES, Captain Frederick (I738)
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Through to 1985 | Family (F1488)
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Torino di Sangro, Provincia di Chieti, Abruzzo, Italy | LITTLEHALES, Ernest John (I16)
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United States World War I Draft Registration Cards States year of birth as 1886 | LITTLEHALES, George Moysey (I3421)
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Unmarried | LITTLEHALES, Randall William E.I.C.S (I401)
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We have lived at Manor Farm since 1991, and Pat's parents and family had lived and worked here, prior to that since 1947.
It was a huge undertaking to convert some of the stone barns to accommodation, demolish many other attached buildings, and change farming practices and it was a real wrench to leave the big farmhouse for a smaller barn conversion, but we've got used to it now. We have renamed the farmhouse to The Stone House and have now rented it out.
The farmhouse has an interesting history, and was home to the Bailiff of Much Wenlock in the 17th Century. There is a plaque on the wall dedicated to Richard and Jane Littlehales who lived here in 1688. Richard Littlehales was the Bailiff of Much Wenlock and other members of his family had also held this office. It was quite a prestigious role and held a lot of resonsibility, including law and order for the area.
There is a room in the cellar of the farmhouse that could have been used as a cell during the time that the various Manor Houses around the district were used to hold courts, as it has a catch on the outside and a grill in the door.
The oldest part of the house dates back to the 1300s, and the barn conversion that we are living in, now called Manor Farm, is also medieval.
Legend has it that there is a tunnel from the farm here to the Priory in Much Wenlock, but Pat has spent many childhood years looking for the entrance without success. | LITTLEHALES, Richard (I1385)
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where she was a patient for nine days. | FRANCK, Jean C (I841)
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Will
Last will on 10 May 1746
Address:
Dracut, MA. | LITTLEHALE, John (I2003)
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Will
Last will on 2 Apr 1718.
Etate was probated on 3 May 1718. | LITTLEHALE, Issac (I1967)
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Witness: Richard Littlehales; Lucy Cox
Married by Banns by: E. C. E. Carleton
Register: Marriages 1901 - 1915, Page 20, Entry 39
Source: LDS Film 2068607
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Year and place from UK 1851 census. Note that birth year would be later than 1828 based on age given in later census records. | FAGGE, Jane Mary Georgiana (I8747)
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Zions Hill Independent | LITTLEHALES, Mariam (I1862)
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