Also at Guildhall:
Nathan
Wingrove son of
Thomas
Wingrove of West Wickham in the
County of Bucks binds himself to William Ragg Cit & farrier of
London : 7 years 4 May 1682
from Ros
WINGROVE mill French Creek WV ; as
part of an article
Walkerville
History
from Emigrants in Bondage
- 'USA bound ?'
John
Wingrove
sentenced to transportation Dec 1755
Transported 1756 GREYHOUND
London
John
Wingrove
- reprieved for transport for life Summer
1773
Surrey
John
Wingrove
sentenced to transportations LENT 1775
Surrey
Thomas
Wingrove - Transported April 1741
Speedwell or Mediterranean
Buckinghamshire
from History of Belmont Co OHIO
John
Wingrove promoted to Corporal March
1 1866 Company E
William
Wingrove Company C
private
http://www.dnps.com/dies/0415dies.htm
PRIEMER,MARGARET M. Age 62 of PA, formerly
of South Lyon. April 11, 1999. Companion of
Harry
Wingrove. Dear mother of Kathleen
(Donald) Stempek and step-mother of Jerry, Mike, Marilyn, Marty, Murray and
Marshall. Loving grandmother of Christopher, Jessica and Rebecca and 16 step-
grandchildren. Sister of Paul Gatien, Irene Love, Rita Gearhart and Mary
Wilson. Visitation Thursday 3-9 with Rosary Service 7 PM at the O Brien
Chapel/Ted C. Sullivan Funeral Home, 41555 Grand River, Novi, 248-348-1800.
Instate Friday 10:30 until time of Funeral Mass at 11:00 at St. Joseph Church,
810 S. Lafayette St., South Lyon. Family requests contributions be made to
the Hospice Foundation of Your Choice.
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http://www.cs.ncl.ac.uk/genuki/Transcriptions/NBL/NSA1825.html
Marriages from the Newcastle St Andrews Registers
(1825-1837)
15 Nov 1834
David
Wingrove = Mary Robinson
===============
http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/Indexes/ARMOF40.B.txt
ARMY OFFICERS LISTED IN THE 1840 NAVAL AND
MILITARY ALMANAC
Part 2 of 2.
G P
WINGROVE Colonel
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http://extra.entisoft.com/W/I/Wingrove.HTM
Wingrove is the 19,860th most popular
last name (surname) in the United States; frequency is 0.000%; percentile
is 77.974
[SourceCBN]
Wingrove, West Virginia, United States
[Place] is in Fayette County; location is 37°56'21"N 81°9'48"W
[SourceGSP]
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http://www.nornet.on.ca/~jcardiff/resources/obit1998.htm
Ferris, Mrs. Harvey (Evelyn), 72,
dau. of
Frank
Wingrove & Samantha Watts,
died 4 Jan 1998
Fish -- Miss Clara P. Fish of South Walsingham
married Guy
Wingrove of
South Walsingham 26 May 1904 in Simcoe
[SR19040527]
Kramer, Peter A, 64, husband of Ivy McCarey,
father of S.
Wingrove, died 8 Aug
Dair -- Miss Ruth A Dair of North Walsingham,
married W. K.
Wingrove
of North Walsingham, 14 Jun 1904 at home of
bride's parents
[SR19040617]
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ERIE PA Obituaries
EARL R., SR
WINGROVE, ---- 3/15/89
RUBY VIOLET
WINGROVE SZYMANEK,
---- 11/4/96
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CHESTNUT HILL FARM B&B
RR1 Box 766
Scarbro WV 25917
(304)465-7281
Location: In Fayette County. Atop Wingrove
Hill.
Innkeeper: Carol Gillian
Amenities: Two rooms in house and one cabin
on 30 acres. Private baths.
VISA, MC
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http://www.enol.com/~infobase/gen/parish/midsex_k.txt
Groom: KIRBY, RICHARD
Bride: PAINE, PHEBE
Date: 1813~NOV 16
Parish: TEDDINGTON
Bride Note: LATE OF WINGROVE,
BUCKS.
Yet another instance of WINGRAVE being called WINGROVE
============
http://www.clan.lib.nv.us/docs/NSLA/ARCHIVES/prison/nsp-w.htm
Nevada State Library and Archives
Nevada State Prison Inmate Case Files
WILBUR C.
WINGROVE, 3342
1933 NSP-0072
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http://rontay.digiweb.com/visit/occupy/servw.htm
First
Last Yr
Cty Cty Ref Brn Res
MARIA WINGROVE 1851 BKM HEF 1561
==================
surname
WEYGELL, WHITE, WHITTEN, WINEGAR,
WINGROVE,WINKEL,WINSKEL, WISSENBACH,...
www.netroute.net/~jime/surnames.htm
Dead Link
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http://www.tbox.com/isgs/ilcemetery-mz/mchenry.html
ILLINOIS STATE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
CEMETERY LOCATION PROJECT
McHenry County
Wingrove Cemetery Dorr Twp
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http://www.siu.edu/~ebl/leaflets/pina.htm
Wingrove, an English doctor, concluded
that the pineapple was an aid to digestion and the juice of the pineapple
contained the protein-digesting enzyme "bromelain." He also gave directions
for the use of this fruit to supplement the digestion of protein foods when
the natural secretions of the stomach were deficient.
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Wingrove cottage
http://home.internex.net.au/~boitevic/3rd5.html
Dead Link
I head across to Warrandyte, planning to hear
guitar maestro Andy Baylor play, but this is the wrong week. That leaves
a toss-up between a classical recital at the magnificent Recital Gallery
hidden in the bush in Warrandyte North, or a mixed program of music, poetry
and short lectures by psychiatrist, musician and composer, Daniel Kahn. He
organises these informative, inspiring and unpredictable programs several
times a year at
Wingrove
Cottage.
======
http://wvgazette.com/Obituaries/1998/OBIT0212.html
Forrest S. McCoy
SOD - Forrest S. McCoy, 78, of Sod
died Feb. 11, 1998, in Thomas Memorial Hospital,
South Charleston, after a short illness.
He was a retired millwright from Union Carbide,
South Charleston, with 32 years' service, a
member of VFW, an Army veteran of World War
II and a recipient of the Purple Heart.
Surviving: wife, Nina; daughters, Teresa Callahan
and Beth Leontopoulos, both of Sod;
stepson, Victor Hughes of Charlotte, N.C.;
brothers, Morris of Ohio, Norris of St. Albans,
Maxwell of Sod; sisters,
Rachel
Wingrove of Waverly, Maycel Young
of Putnam County, Hazel Dent of South
Charleston; eight grandchildren. Service
will be 11 a.m. Friday at Curry Funeral Home, Alum Creek, with Pastor
Frank Chapman and Pastor Arnold Cook
officiating. Burial, with military rites by VFW Post 4768,
Alum Creek, will be in Hayzlett Cemetery,
Garretts Bend. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m.
today at the funeral home.
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http://wvgazette.com/Obituaries/1997/OBIT828.html
SCARBRO - Dennis Phillip Linkous,
64, of Scarbro, Fayette County, died Aug. 26, 1997, in
Plateau Medical Center, Oak Hill, after a
short illness. He was a retired miner.
Surviving: wife, Betty Stuppio Linkous; sons,
Seldon G. of Fayetteville, John Wesley of
Virginia Beach, Va., Anthony of Oak Hill;
daughter, Teresa
Wingrove of Beckley; seven
grandchildren. Memorial service will be at
a later date. The body has been cremated. Tyree Funeral Home, Oak Hill, is
in charge of arrangements.
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http://www.cam.org/~hopkde/names-w.html
ABNEY PARK CEMETERY TRUST
9 Wingroves listed
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Wingrove Blvd Orlando, Florida
Wingrove Drive, Arlington Texaas
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1994 published WINGROVE=W526
name_game@ca.on.ogs.families 1997-11
published
DENTON: ( response )
Marriages for four children of John and Mary
DENTON are found in
the Lincoln County Marriage Register
(1858-1869)
MS 248 reel 10 or LDS 1030060
William H. DENTON 23 to Sarah BEATTIE 17 Apr
1860 p19,
Mary Ann 19 to Henry MEDAN 4 Feb 1861
p29,
Alfred DENTON 23 to Mary A. FORBES 30 Jan
1862 p52
Agnes DENTON 23 to
James [Hewson]
WINGROVE 30 Jan 1867 p95.
SCOTT [WINGROVE
] Leona Marion
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http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/wv+index+7516171008+F
HANCOCK COUNTY, (WEST) VIRGINIA
MARRIAGES
John B. Barker
[Baker]
Elsie V.
Wingrove
20 November 1908
Hancock County
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http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/pa+index+115816381217+F
Normalville Cemetery
Route 711 Normalville, Fayette Co. Pa.
David K.
Wingrove, 1923 S/Sgt CoE
38th Inf WWII
,Helen M. nee Greenawalt[Leslie]
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http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/pa+index+121016849089+F
*DAVID H.
WINGROVE, , Dawson, PA - 168th
PA Infantry, Co. F
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http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/tx+index+107849760648+F
Grayson County, TX - Fairview
Cemetery
ANNA M
WINGROVE 1852 1929 W/O-
HENRY C WINGROVE
CHARLES WINGROVE
JR 1902 1944
CHARLES H
WINGROVE 1881 1930
Bobby 1982 1982
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Ettie Mae Richter,82, of Normalville
RD 1, died Saturday (May 8, 1982) at her home. She was born July 31, 1899,
in Saltlick Township, a daughter of the late Benjamin and Minnie White Nicholson.
She was a resident of Springfield Township for most of her life and was a
member of Jehovah's Witness. She is survived by five sons, Charles, Allen,
Herbert and Frank, all of Normalville, and Domer of Sheffield Lake, Ohio,
four daughters, Mrs. Clyde (Nettie) Laws, Mrs. Jasper (Dolly) Rohm, Mrs.
Dale (Alicia) Lanning, all of Normalville, and Mrs. William
(Hazel) Wingrove
of Star Route, Scottsdale, 54
grandchildren, 66 great grandchildren, and five great-great-grandchildren
and two brothers, Henry Nicholson of Dunbar and Thomas Nicholson of Normalville.
She was predeceased by her husband, Frank Richter, one son, Austin Richter,
three daughters, Minnie Richter, Mrs. Harrison (Betty) Rohm and Mrs. Simon
(Bertha) Shultz, two sisters, Florence Leasher and Ida Kent, and seven brothers,
Allen, Frank, William, Harry, John, George, and Jesse Nicholson.
*The Daily Courier-May 10, 1982- Page 3, Column
7*
http://members.aol.com/ninthnycav/origrost.htm
Original Roster of the 9th New York Cavalry
Co. F
George M.
Wingrove age 30 [~1834] Enlisted
Apr. 13, '64 at New York.
Appointed Q.M. Sergt. Mar 4, '64.
Wounded in action at Cedarville, Va. Aug. 16, '64. Mustered out with Co.
July 17, 1865, at Clouds Mills, Va.
http://www.cookkk.com/18300001.htm
Family of Walter Andrew "Walter" COOK
Betty
Maxine "Mac" Wingrove d/o Bruce &
Myrtle Wingrove
see
Descendants of Charles Wesley
Wingrove
http://www.nashuatelegraph.com/Archive/Obit/4x/0403xob-foltz.htm
William Henry Foltz, 72, of 151 East
Dunstable Road, Nashua, died Thursday, April
1, 1999, at Southern New Hampshire Medical
Center.
Mr. Foltz was born May 7, 1926, in Collier,
Pa., son of the late Gilbert S.
and
Hazel M.
(Wingrove) Foltz. He had lived
in Nashua for most of his life.
Mr. Foltz was the husband of Odette N. (Dumais)
Foltz whom he married on June 16, 1951.
He worked for Ingersoll Rand Co. in Nashua for 33 years as a rubber coverer.
Mr. Foltz was a lifetime member of Club National of Nashua and VFW Post
483. Mr. Foltz piloted small planes
and seaplanes. He enjoyed hunting and fishing and
various types of music, including clarinet,
piano and guitar. A veteran of the Coast Guard, Mr. Foltz served during World
War II as a seaman first class. He received the Victory Medal ribbon, the
American Theater ribbon, the Asiatic-Pacific Theater Ribbon and the Philippine
Campaign ribbon. He was educated in
the Pennsylvania school system. In addition to his wife, survivors include
a son, Terry G. Foltz of Nashua; a daughter and son-in-law, Karen and Roland
Lebrun of Merrimack; two grandchildren, Jennifer Lebrun and Sarah Lebrun,
both of Merrimack; a brother and sister-in-law, Gilbert and Theresa Foltz
of Nashua; a sister and brother-in-law, Norma and Milton Cunningham of
Fairchance, Pa.; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
The Davis Funeral Home in Nashua [NH] is in
charge of arrangements.
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cheps/Fayette/laws.htm
LAWS CEMETERY
Laws Cemetery, Located on Laws Hill, Saltlick
Twp, Fayette County Pa. (Near Clinton) Transcribed November 28, 1998 by Joel
Nicholson and John C Oester.
SUSANNA L
WINGROVE JULY 14, 1923-JULY 15, 1923
Denise Gerard Oakland MD
dee@gcnet.net
Researching family of
Elisa Wingrove Nice
- likely daughter
of John William
Wingrove and Mariah Blue WV
See John William
Wingrove & Eliza Nice Wingrove photos
from a search at Public Record Office
Catalogue
http://catalogue.pro.gov.uk/
Important
Information about the Online Catalogue
http://www.pro.gov.uk/finding/catalogue/default.htm
All of the following are listed as OPEN
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Companies Registration Office Files of Dissolved
Companies
Piece Title No. of Company: 47466;
"Wingrove" Steamship Company Ltd.
Text
1896
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Companies Registration Office Files of Dissolved
Companies
Piece Title No. of Company: 69775;
Dissolved Companies 1955:
W Wingrove and Company Limited.
Text
1901
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Records of the Chancery, and also of the Wardrobe,
Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions
Class Title Court of Chancery:
Six Clerks' Office: Pleadings before 1714, Reynardson
Piece Title Reymer v.
Wingrove and Blague
Text
1650
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Records of the Chancery, and also of the Wardrobe,
Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions
Class Title Court of Chancery: Six Clerks'
Office: Early Proceedings, Richard II to Philip and Mary
Piece/Item Title David LEWYS v. the mayor
and sheriffs of LONDON.:
Action
by William Clerk on a bond given on behalf of William Dowdyng
&
Anne his wife for assurance of an annuity payable out of lands in
Drayton,
Wingrove, Milton Keynes, Alfreton, Norton, Marnham, Osber
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Records of the Chancery, and also of the Wardrobe,
Royal Household,
Exchequer and
various commissions
Class
Title Court of Chancery: Six Clerks' Office:
Pleadings 1758 to 1800
Piece
Title Beldon v. Wingrove
Header
Title WHITTINGTON & SEWELL DIVISION
Text
1768
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Class
Title Court of Chancery: Six Clerks'
Office: Pleadings 1758 to 1800
Piece
Title Heycock v. Wingrove
Header
Title MITFORD AND HANMER DIVISION
Text
1755
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Piece
Title Wingrove v. Palmer
Header
Title REYNARDSON AND EDMONSTONE DIVISION
Text
1774
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Records of the Central Criminal Court
Class
Title Central Criminal Court:
Depositions
Piece
Title Defendant:
WINGROVE, Richard
Charge: Murder
Text
Session: 1895 Sept
----------
Class
Title Home Office: Registered
Papers, Supplementary
Piece Title CRIMINAL - LIST
OF CRIMINAL CASES, INCLUDING EXTRADITION
CASES:
Richard WINGROVE,
COURT:
Central Criminal Court OFFENCE: Murder SENTENCE: Death
Text
Oct. 1895
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Piece
Title Defendant: Ivan Wingrove
HARWOOD,
Charge: Wounding with intent to murder
Text
Session: 1960 Nov 15
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Records created or inherited by the Department
of Education and Science, and of related bodies
Class Title Ministry of Education and predecessors:
Public Elementary School Files
Piece
Title
Wingrove Council School
Header Title
NORTHUMBERLAND
SubHeader Title NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE
Text
1903-1909
-------
Class
Title
Elementary Education Endowment Files
Piece
Title
Laugharne: Martha Wingrove for Infants' Mistress
Header Title WALES
SubHeader Title CARMARTHENSHIRE
Text
1905
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Class Title Ministry of
Education and predecessors:
Public Elementary School Files
Piece Title Wingrove
Council School
Header Title NORTHUMBERLAND
Text
1938
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Records of the Foreign Office, the Foreign
and Commonwealth Office, and related bodies
Class Title Foreign
Office: Supreme Court, Shanghai, China: Probate Records
Piece Title Wingrove,
George Christopher
Header Title Administration and
Probate of Estates and Wills
Text
1931
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Records created or inherited by the Home Office,
Ministry of Home Security, and related bodies
Class
Title
Home Office: Domestic Correspondence from 1773 to 1860
Piece/Item
Title B Wingrove,
that the unemployed
should be employed on public works
especially the improvement of roads and the building of a railroad
system
Text
1830 Apr 10
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Records of the Supreme Court of Judicature
and related courts
Class Title Chancery
and Supreme Court of Judicature, High Court of Justice,
Chancery Divison: Master Chandler's Papers
Piece Title
Wingrove v. Lane
Text
1863
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Records of the Supreme Court of Judicature
and related courts
Class Title Court of Probate
and Supreme Court of Judicature, High Court of Justice, Probate
Divorce and Admiralty Division: Principal Probate Registry:
Contentious Probate Case Files and Papers
Piece Title Testator:
Elizabeth Case
Wingrove, : Wingrove v.
Wingrove
Text
1885
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Records created or inherited by the Agriculture,
Fisheries and Food Departments,
and of related bodies
Class
Title Deeds and
Awards of Enfranchisement
Piece/Item
Title Manor of
Colham: J.
Wingrove
Header
Title MIDDLESEX
Text
1877, March 8
Webmaster
Link
to Manor of Colham Uxbridge
----------
Class
Title Deeds
and Awards of Enfranchisement
Piece/Item
Title
J.
Wingrove
Header
Title MIDDLESEX
Text
1899, Aug. 19
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Class
Title Deeds
and Awards of Enfranchisement
Piece/Item
Title
J.
Wingrove
Header
Title MIDDLESEX
Text
1901, May 8
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Class
Title
Orders of Exchange of Lands under the Enclosure Acts
Piece/Item
Title Penn: Rt.Hon. Earl Howe;
E.
Wingrove
Header
Title
Bucks
Text
1856 Feb. 21
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Records created or inherited by the Ministry
of Health and successors,
Local Government
Boards and related bodies
Class
Title Local Government Board,
Poor
Law Administration Department,
and Ministry of Health, Poor Law Division:
Correspondence with Poor Law Authorities
Piece
Title Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Parish: alterations at
Wingrove Hospital
Header
Title Northumberland
Text
1920-1921
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Piece
Title Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Parish:
Wingrove Hospital provision of Operating Theatre
Header
Title Northumberland
Text
1922-1924
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Piece
Title Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Parish: Wingrove hospital,
new kitchen, stores and elevator
Header
Title Northumberland
Text
1929-1930
-----------
Piece
Title
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Parish: medical staff,
Wingrove hospital
Header
Title Northumberland
Text
1918-1927
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Piece
Title
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Parish: medical staff, Wingrove hospital
Header
Title
Northumberland
Text
1928-1930
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Records created or inherited by the Ministry
of Pensions and National Insurance,
and of related and successor bodies
Class Title
Ministry of Pensions and successors:
Selected First World War Pensions Award Files
Piece Title
Name: Charles
WINGROVE
Header Title Widows
Pensions
Text
1936
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Records assembled by the State Paper Office,
including
papers of the Secretaries of State up to
1782
Class
Title State Papers Domestic:
Supplementary
Piece/Item Title Book of the rents
of Wingrove, [blank except for ff. 222,
232].
Note of ½ year's rent, due at Lady Day 1633.
With note by Henry Sandys & John Hall that Tyler acknowledges
the sums as due by him to Sir Thomas Hide.
Notes on divers persons concerned with
--------
Records created or inherited by the Treasury
Solicitor and
HM Procurator General's Department
Class
Title Treasury Solicitor and HM Procurator
General:
Treasury and Miscellaneous;
Registered Files (T and M Series)
Piece
Title Welsh Church Act 1945 S.22:
Wingrove v. Morgan
Text
1932-1935
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Records created or inherited by the War Office,
Armed Forces,
Judge Advocate General, and related
bodies
Class Title War Office: Officers'
Services, First World War,
Long Number Papers (numerical)
Piece Title
WINGROVE C
W, Major
Header Title OFFICERS SERVICES
(INCLUDING CIVILIAN DEPENDANTS,
AND MILITARY STAFF APPOINTMENTS): LONG NUMBER
PAPERS
Text
1915-1921; 1976
Added 16 October
2002
I have the War Office Medical Board records for Major
Charles William Wingrove, M.C. here, if anyone wants details, please contact
me.
He was born 1889, died 1976.
Regards
Jane Dyer
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Class Title War Office:
Officers' Services, First World War,
Long Number Papers (numerical)
Piece Title
T
WINGROVE
Piece Title
G
WINGROVE
Piece Title
W
WINGROVE
Piece Title
C
WINGROVE
Header Title OFFICERS SERVICES
(INCLUDING CIVILIAN DEPENDANTS,
&
MILITARY STAFF APPOINTMENTS): LONG NUMBER
PAPERS
END of Public Records - UK
Tacoma Obituary Database -- Search
Results
WALTER
WINGROVE, (Died: Tuesday, June
19, 1956)
- Indexed in: 20 JUN 1956 C-2) -
WALTER W
WINGROVE, (Died: Friday, September
13, 1957) -
Indexed in: 15 SEP 1957 C-13) -
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http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Lab/1419/UNASSIGNED.html
24th Michigan Unassigned Recruits
Enlisted Spring 1865
Charles
Wingrove,
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http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/3661/WillsW4.html
Index to the existing original wills for Davidson
Co., TN 1784-1920
Edwin, L.
Wingrove, 9/4/1909 37:185
The cost of an original will and other
documents filed with the original will is $3.00 (three dollars) for the first
10 pages. Additional pages are twenty cents per page. You will be notified
if the file is more than 10 pages. If you would like a certified copy the
cost for certification is an additional $2.00. To order a copy of an original
will, send a check or money order made payable to Metro Archives and a self
addressed stamped envelope to:
Metro Archives
1113 Elm Hill Pike
Nashville, TN 37210
615-862-5880
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http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/1612/Good-g.html
Marriages Indiana Co PA
David Good and
Susanna Rarigh
Wingrove 1918
Book 26 Page 53 Lic #1452
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http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Palais/6875/dan8321.html
V&A Lafayette Collection - Catalogue
Form
Subject: Mrs George Dance & her
party.
Sitters include: (1st row, 2nd from left)
Mrs George Dance, later Lady Dance ( ), née Grace Spong; daughter
of Charles Wingrove Spong, of Aylesford, Kent; m. (1898) Sir George
Dance, dramatic author and director of theatres, Kt. (cr. 1923)
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http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/1839/Geary/des_peter.html
...2 ROSANNA GARY (11 Jul 1811-29
Sep 1889)
...+ John G. Clark (27 Oct 1804-27 Oct
1872)
......3 JANE CLARK (3 Apr 1829-?)
......+ Isaac Crider (?-?)
......+ James Wingrove (?-?)
......+ Phillip Stubbes (?-?)
......3 ADDAM CLARK (Dec 1830-abt. 1911)
......+ Catherine Grimm (?-?)
......3 MARY CLARK (19 Sep 1832-Jan 1919)
......+ Jacob Miller Seniff (?-?)
......3 ROBERT CLARK (1835-1903)
......+ Ellen Hull (?-?)
......3 JOSEPH W. CLARK (May 1836-1912)
......+ Mary Grimm (?-?)
......3 JACOB CLARK (1 Dec 1838-2 Mar
1910)
......+ Mary E. Myers (?-?)
......3 SAMUEL CLARK (8 Feb 1840-1 May
1904)
......+ Elizabeth Hull (30 Mar 1845-18 May
1925)
.........4 MARY ELLEN CLARK (12 Jan
1864-?)
.........+ Clyde Beal (?-?)
.........4 HENRY CLARK (4 Aug 1866-1918)
.........+ Mary Shaffer (?-?)
.........4 JOSEPH CLARK (25 Apr 1869-aft.
1910)
.........+ Laura B. Sadler (?-?)
.........4 LUCINDA CLARK (1 Apr 1872-24 Apr
1885)
.........4 JOHN W. CLARK (17 Mar 1874-?)
.........+ Missouri Booker (?-?)
.........4 BERTHA JANE CLARK (24 Mar 1876-3
May 1918)
.........+ Marcellus Murray (?-?)
.........4 SARAH CLARK (1 May 1879-21 Nov
1953)
.........+ Abe Greenwalt (?-?)
.........4 FRANK CLARK (15 May 1881-1950)
.........+ Annie Shaffer (?-?)
.........4 SMITH CLARK (18 Apr 1883-22 May
1900)
.........4 ELIZABETH CLARK (26 Mar
1885-1950)
.........+ William Schmuck (?-?)
.........4 ALFRED CLARK (9 Apr 1887-2 Feb
1968)
.........+ Margarite Peggie (?-?)
.........4 ADA CLARK (9 Jun 1891-aft.
1910)
.........+ Charles Hammell (?-?)
......3 CATHERINE CLARK (1843-?)
......3 SARAH CLARK (21 Aug 1843-10 Sep
1881)
......+ David Wingrove (?-?)
......3 JAMES CLARK (1845-1903)
......+ Hannah Wife of James Clark (?-?)
......3 JOHN G. CLARK (Feb 1850-?)
......+ Caroline Hostetler (?-?)
......3 WILLIAM ROGERS CLARK (1852-?)
......+ Amanda Bowman (?-?)
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http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/9927/1998/aprobit.html
The Sheboygan Press Archives - April 1998
Obituaries
DENTZ (nee WINGROVE),
Patricia R.
[Wingrove] (75) -
b. August 3, 1922, d. April 6, 1998
Husband: Henry S. Dentz, Sr.
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Original Roster of the 9th New York
Cavalry Co. F
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Dome/8877/origrost.html
George M.
Wingrove, , age 30. Enlisted Apr.
13, '64 at New York. Appointed Q.M. Sergt. Mar 4, '64. Wounded in action
at Cedarville, Va. Aug. 16, '64. Mustered out with Co. July 17, 1865, at
Clouds Mills, Va.
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Smicksburg Cemetery
James A WINGROVE
Civil War Co A 2nd Ind Bn Mil 1863 PVI
Pvt
7/23/63-1/21/64
Lemuel WINGROVE
14 Aug 1881 20y
Sarah Catharine
WINGROVE w/o
James
5 Jan 1877 33y 4m 5d
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MAHONING BAPTIST CEMETERY
Clark L WINGROVE
1856 1912
WINGROVE infant d/o D W & M A D
Davis
22 Feb. 1826 8d
Susanna WINGROVE
w/o Clark L
1854 1925
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James WINGROVE
Sex: M
Spouse: Charlotte TERRY
Marriage: 31 Dec 1797 Portsea, Saint Marys,
Hampshire, England
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REBECCA W. JOHNSON, Chairwoman
of the board of Columbia Farms, Columbia,
S.C., and a resident of Lexington, S.C., she died Wednesday, June
24, 1998. She was 55, born in Pittsburgh,
Pa., the daughter of Dr. Martin D. Woodin
and the late Virginia Johnson Woodin. Religious services at Lexington
United Methodist Church, Lexington, at 11
a.m. Saturday, the Rev. John Ropp and
the Rev. Delos Corderman officiating. Burial in Woodridge Memorial Park.
The family will receive friends at the home
after the service. Survived by three
daughters, Shannon J.
Wingrove, Austin, Texas, Shelley
J. Boyd, Lexington, and Courtney J.
Truluck, Columbia; father and stepmother, Dr. Martin D. and
Elisabeth Woodin, Baton Rouge; two sisters,
Pamela Fry and Linda Middleton, both
of Baton Rouge; and a grandson,
Colton
Wingrove, Austin. Pallbearers
will be Frank Monroe, Dr. Don Potter, Eddie
Ahrens, Buster Brown, Charlie Weems,
Smokey Davis, Lee Holloway Jr. and Vernon Middleton. Honorary
pallbearers are members of Lexington Medical
Center Auxiliary. She was a member
of Lexington United Methodist Church, P.E.O. Sisterhood, Lexington
Medical Center Auxiliary, Kappa Kappa Gamma
Alumni Association at LSU, where she
received a bachelor's of science degree, Lexington Medical Center
Foundation Board, Top Spin Swimming and Tennis
Club, Girl Scouts of America and the
Junior League. Memorials may be made to Lexington United
Methodist Church, 309 East Main St., Lexington,
SC, 29072, or to the American Cancer
Society.
Source: The Baton Rouge
Advocate Date: 06/26/1998
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CANTON -- Rena (Saco) Berteletti, 85,
of Canton, a retired operating room
technician, died Sunday at the Caritas Norwood
Hospital after a brief illness. Mrs.
Berteletti worked as an operating room technician at Massachusetts
General Hospital for 15 years, retiring in
1975. She was born and raised in Bogogia,
Italy. She had lived in Canton for 76 years. She is survived by her
husband, Lee Berteletti; a son, Peter Berteletti
of Mansfield; two daughters,
Dianna Wingrove
of Stoughton and Linda Bernardo of
Norwood; and eight grandchildren and
eight great-grandchildren. She was the mother of the late
Robert Berteletti. A Mass of Christian burial
will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Thursday
at St. John the Evangelist Church on Washington Street. Burial will be
in Knollwood Memorial Park. Visiting will
be from 5 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the
Roache-Pushard Home for Funerals, 210 Sherman St. Donations may be
made to the Canton EMT Association, the Canton
Fire Department, 99 Revere St., Canton
02021.
Source: The Patriot Ledger Quincy,
MA Date: 11/18/1998
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Roster Iowa Soldiers - War of Rebellion Vol
2
William
Wingrove, . Age 38. Nativity Ireland.
Enlisted Sept. 28, 1864.
Mustered Sept. 28, 1864, Mustered out June
2, 1865, Washington, D. C.
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Wingrove Contracting Corp.
31 Fredericka Street
N. Tonawanda, NY 14120
692-1896
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WILLIAM MARTIN, farmer, Section 4,
Township 16, Range 25, P. O. Louisburg was born in Fayette County, Va., June
24, 1818, and resided in Virginia til 1850, and then moved to Cass County,
Mo. In 1860 he removed to the township of Middle Creek, Miami Co., Kas. Three
years later, he purchased a farm adjoining the village of Louisburg, where
he resided til 1872, when he sold out and purchased 320 acres on Section
4, same township. He has since conveyed all but eighty-three acres to his
children. Mr. Martin married in Fayette County, Va., January 20, 1841, to
Miss Helen, daughter of Edward Sims. They had a family of eleven children,
eight of whom are living: Edna is the wife of A, Watson; Mary is Mrs. John
Q. White; Mildred is Mrs.
Benj.
Wingrove; William H. died, aged eleven
years; Charles E. lives in Wea; Rebeca A. is the wife of L. Martin; Joseph
C; Eunice died, aged twenty-five years; John; Sarah E. died in childhood;
Peter is married and living at the old homestead. They have also an adopted
son-Charles Sims, a nephew of Mrs. Martin. Charles E., the eldest living
son, enlisted in the late war when only sixteen years of age in a Kansas
regiment, and served on the frontier. He was one of a detachment that fell
into an Indian ambush, where he and one other, only, escaped death., Their
comrades were horribly mutilated. Young Martin was saved by being well
mounted.
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Wingroves, three children, Information Provided:
Death, date not shown, Date Published: 19 Dec 1878, Publication:
The Republican Citizen, Other Names Cited:
Mr. Wingroves, Reference: MICOGESOQU Vol. 7, p. 66
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A sculpture trail amongst the wilds of the
Tasman
Peninsula with sites at Port Arthur, the
clifftop
property of Windgrove at Roaring Beach
and
Eaglehawk Neck. Curator: Dick Bett, tel. 03
6223
4324 Judges: Sean Kelly, Director,
Contemporary
Arts Services Tasmania; Pat Sabine,
Director,
Museum & Art Gallery of Tasmania; and
Ken
Scarlett, sculptor.
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Wingrove ( Elisa Wingrove came from
England circa 1700's married a cherokee indian named NICE who changed his
name to John Nice lived in Weizel Co WV (VA) at one time
see Elisa Wingrove Nice
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Posted by DORIS LOBE on May 15, 1999
In Reply to: Wingrove,Charles,and Wlliam BENNETT
posted by Melissa Deckard on February 28, 1999 at 13:51:23:
Melissa: Wingrove BENNETT was my
grt,grt,grt. grandfather. He married Elizabeth CARRICO. She was born in
(Washington Co., Kty.) in 1806. As far as the family records, they did not
have a son named Charles T. BENNETT, but that does not mean they didn't.
Eliz. would have been 17 if she had given birth to Charles, and since there
is no record of marriage for Wingrove/Elizabeth it could have been
possible. The family believes they were married in (Sullivan Co.) Indiana,
but records were destroyed when the courthouse was burned . Their son, James
McCarthy BENNETT, Sr. is my grt,grt, grandfather. James was born 24 Mar 1826,
Sullivan Co., Ind. There were lots of Bennetts and Carricos in Indiana--Sullivan
Co., and surrounding counties. Wingrove was born in Bath, Berkley
Co., VA. We have found him in Dekora Twp., Columbia Co., Wisc. between 1850-1855
(WI. census) but not after that date. Eliz. was there between 1860-1865,
but not 1870. Their son James owned land in Wisconsin . He was also listed
in the 1840 WI in Dekora Twp., Columbia Co.census w/parents, brother-Manson
A. (bc)1834/Ind. & sister-Cyntia bc1828, Ind. Wingrove was s/o
Thomas BENNETT & Susannah MARQUIS. (I have no parents for this couple)
Thomas B: b: 14 Jun 1749, Bath, Berkley Co., VA; Sarah M: b: 24 Aug 1763
Bath, VA Married 25 Nov 1783, Bath, VA:
Children: 1)John K. Bennett, Sr. bc: 1792
(or earlier), Bath, marr: unknown; 2)Anthony B., bc 1795 (or earlier), Bath,
marr: Mary Bailey abt. 1820, Sullivan Co., Ind. 3) Richard Marquis B., b)
30 Nov 1798, Bath, marr: Martha Giles, 25 Apr 1866, Sull. Co., Ind.; 4) Wingrove
B., b1800, Bath, marr. Eliz. Carrico, abt. 1825, Ind.; 5) Martha Marquis
B., b: 17 Apr 1803, Bath, marr: Isaac Ellesbury, 5 Aug 1830, Dearborn, Ind.;
6) Susannah B., b: 1805, Bath, Marr: James Gill, 1828, Sull. Co., Ind.; 7)
Vance B., b 30 Apr 1806, Bath, marr: Eliz. Armstrong, abt 1827, Sullivan
Co., Ind. I do have data on children of the above, and I do have data on
Charles T. BENNETT mar: Deliah Booker on 23 may 1842, Carlisle, Sull. Co.,
Ind. Charles T. Bennett was born 20 Apr 1823, near Carlisle, Sull. Co., Ind.
died: 12 Nov. 1906 same, 83yr 6mo 22d. But I do not have parents for Charles:
It is suspicious that Charles/Delilah named their 1st son: Wingrove. I will
put your name/e-mail address in my BENNETT file so I can keep in touch with
you. I do have lots on Eliz. CARRICO's ancestry if you want it. Let me know.
I am most willing to share. Please let me know about your connection to
Wingrove. Thanks. Doris Lobe
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Posted by DORIS on July 11, 1998:
I am looking for data on Archibald BAKER
& wife Sarah J(ane) Bohare both born, Ireland. Their child,
Sarah Jane Baker was born 1836, St. John, New Brunswick, Canada. By 1840
family was in USA, poss. Wisconsin. Archibald bought land in Sauk Co. Wisconsin,
1858. Sarah Jane Baker married James McCarthy BENNETT , 1853 in Wisc.
James' parents (Wingrove BENNETT / Elizabeth CARRICO) owned
land in bordering county of Columbia. I know nothing more of BAKERS except
their being from Ireland. Anyone have information? I am willing to share
descendants if I can. Doris Lobe Marysville, WA 98270
djlobe@silvernet.net
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CEMETERY MIAMI CO KANSAS
B.
Wingrove, 85-V2
Eunis
Wingrove, 85-V2
Helen
Wingrove,85-V2
M.Wingrove,
85-V2
Manda
J.Wingrove, 85-V2
Stella
M.Wingrove, 85-V2
Willie
L.Wingrove, 85-V2
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Our Pioneer Heritage
Volume 16
Graves Along the Trail Buried at
the Foot of the Hills Weber County
Mary
Ann Wingrove Price was born
at New Castle upon Tyne, Northumberland, England, in the year 1882, a daughter
of Richard
Wingrove and Margaret Parker Wingrove.
It is not known when Mary Ann came to America, or if her family emigrated
as a unit. Family tradition tells us that she and her brother
Jacob lived in New York City where he
owned a jewelry shop and she kept house for him. Mary Ann married John Isaac
Price about 1852 in New York City. John was born May 10, 1830, at Gladestry,
Radnor, Wales, the son of John Price and Ann Cook Price, and the youngest
in a family of sixteen children. This marriage was a real romance, both being
very much in love. They evidently emigrated westward to Cincinnati, Hamilton
County, Ohio, where their first son, Isaac Thomas Price, was born 26 October,
1855.
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Volume 8 The Year of 1864 From Wales Emigrant's
Guide
After the parents' death, several of the brothers
decided to emigrate to America, and John, now about sixteen, accompanied
them. John and his brother, Isaac, settled in New York City where Isaac died
soon after their arrival. John then assumed Isaac as his second name, and
thereafter signed his name, John Isaac Price. There had been a close bond
of love between the two brothers and the young boy felt homeless and alone.
For a time he drifted and traveled about in search of adventure, finally
finding employment in the great logging camps on the St. Lawrence River.
While in New York, John met beautiful
Mary Ann
Wingrove, daughter of Richard and
Margaret Parker Wingrove, a young lady recently from New Castle upon True,
England. She kept house for her bachelor brother, Jacob Wingrove, owner of
a jewelry shop. The two young people were married about 1852. This was, indeed,
a true romance. Mary Ann was twenty, of medium height, slender, with a rose-petal
complexion, dark blue eyes and a profusion of long black hair which she wore
parted in the middle and coiled loosely in an ample knot at the back of her
head.
