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Residence: 1851, Camberwell, Surrey, England | Lindley, Walter (I716)
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Residence: 1851, Camberwell, Surrey, England | Lindley, George Henry (I321)
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Residence: 1861, Camberwell, Surrey, England | Lindley, Walter Henry (I741)
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Residence: 1861, Camberwell, Surrey, England | Lindley, Annie (I742)
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Residence: 1861, Camberwell, Surrey, England | Parker, Mary Ann (I206)
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Residence: 1871, Camberwell St Giles, Surrey, England | Lindley, Thomas (I744)
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Residence: 1871, Camberwell St Giles, Surrey, England | Lindley, Florence E (I745)
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Residence: 1871, Camberwell St Giles, Surrey, England | Lindley, Charles John (I746)
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Residence: 1871, Camberwell St Giles, Surrey, England | LaThangue, Dora (I750)
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| 110 |
Residence: 1871, Camberwell St Giles, Surrey, England | LaThangue, Francis W (I751)
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Residence: 1871, Camberwell St Giles, Surrey, England | LaThangue, Charlotte (I752)
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Residence: 1871, Lewisham, Kent, England | Lindley, Enoch R (I736)
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Residence: 1881, Lee, London, England | Lindley, Edith M (I747)
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Residence: 1881, Lee, London, England | Lindley, Amy (I748)
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Residence: 1881, Lewisham, London, England | Lindley, Henry J (I738)
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Residence: 1881, Lewisham, London, England | Lindley, Ernest Robert (I737)
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Residence: 1881, Lewisham, London, England | Lindley, Arthur (I735)
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| 118 |
Residence: 1881, Lewisham, London, England | Lindley, William E (I739)
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Residence: 1891, Bromley, Kent, England | LaThangue, Ethel Margaret (I753)
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Residence: 1891, Lee, London, England | Walton, Adelaide (I777)
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Residence: 1891, Lee, London, England | Lindley, Ernest R (I778)
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Residence: 1891, Lee, London, England | Lindley, Harold W (I779)
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Residence: 1891, Lee, London, England | Lindley, Winifred M (I780)
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| 124 |
Residence: 1891, Lee, London, England | Lindley, Frank R (I781)
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| 125 |
Residence: 1891, Lee, London, England | Lindley, Phyllis (I782)
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| 126 |
Residence: 1891, Skipton, Yorkshire, England | Emily A (I786)
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Residence: 1891, Skipton, Yorkshire, England | Lindley, Gwendola (I787)
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Residence: 1901, Sutton, Surrey, England | Lindley, Marjorie (I775)
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Residence: 1901, Sutton, Surrey, England | Lindley, Gordon (I776)
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Residence: 1901, Sutton,Surrey, England | Lindley, Esthesh (I774)
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Residence: 1916, Kelmscott, Western Australia, Australia | Lindley, George Thomas (I309)
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Residence: 1916, Kelmscott, Western Australia, Australia | Buckingham, Ethel Rose (I310)
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Residence: 1916, Milson's Point, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia | Bidencope, Rosina Caroline (I759)
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Residence: 1916, Murgo Station, Western Australia | Lindley, Max Bidencope (I764)
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Residence: 1916, Pickering Brook, Western Australia | Weston, Henry Joseph (I756)
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Residence: 1916, Pickering Brook, Western Australia, Australia. | Lindley, Lucy Florence (I324)
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Residence: 1925, Kalamundra, Western Australia, Australia | Lindley, Ruby Helen (I327)
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Residence:1841, St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, Surrey, England | Lindley, Thomas (I706)
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Residence:1916, Pickering Brook, Western Australia | Lindley, Florence Louisa Caroline (I325)
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Robert and Ann Cameron had three other children apart from Mary. I have no details about them. | Family F39
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Roll of Honour
Frederick Thornton Lindley
Rank Private(Pte)
Service Number 3180
Unit 28th Bn Australian Inf
Service Army
Conflict 1914-1918
Date of death September 1917
Cause of death: Killed in action
Cemetery or Memorial Details BELGIUM 101 White House Cemetery St Jean-Les-Ypres
Place of Enlistment Pickering Brook, WA
Native Place NSW
War Grave Register Notes LINDLEY, Pte. Frederick Thornton, 3180.28th Bn. Australian Inf. Killed in action 20th Sept., 1917. Age 31.
Son of George Henry and Florence Lucy Lindley. Native of New South Wales. I.D.32
Source: AWM145 Roll of Honour cards, 1914-1918 War, Army | Lindley, Frederick Thornton (I323)
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Roll of Honour
Max Bidencope Lindley
Rank Private (Pte)
Service Number 7275
Unit 11th Bn
Service Army
Conflict 1914-1918
Date of Death 22 September 1918
Cemetery or Memorial Details 26 Villers Bretonneux- France.
War Grave Register Notes. LINDLEY, Pte Max Bidencope, 7275. 11th Bn.22nd Sept., 1918. Age 28. Son of Roseina C Greenwell (formerly Lindley) and the late James Garnet Lindley. Born at Deloraine, Tasmania.
Source AWM145 Roll of Honour cards, 1914-198 War, Army | Lindley, Max Bidencope (I764)
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Rootsweb Review has considerable detail concerning James Fordham and his family, particularly William John Fordham the brother of Hanry Alexander Fordham. | Family F31
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She was attacked one night whilst on her way home and never fully recovered from the ordeal. She died aged 25.
The death certificate recorded the the cause as Coronary Chibolus and Chronic Endocarditiis, the latter being an inflammation of the inner layer of the heart.
Her death certificate described her as Richard McLaren-Lane's wife, clarifying they had not divorced. | Rittenberg, Marjorie (I357)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Harrison, L. (I555)
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St Giles is a church in Northampton, a town due West of Cambridge & just off the M1. Northampton Shire is to the West of Buckingham and Bedford Shires.
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Synagogue Choirmaster | Wasserzug, Herman (I592)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Ritte, A.N. (I25)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Fordham, E.R.J. (I85)
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THE MELBOURNE AGE Monday 26th January 1880
On Saturday afternoon William Fordham, between 12 and 13 years of age, accompanied by his uncle Mr Patrick Meaney was bathing in the Brighton Baths. Mr Meaney went out, telling his nephew to follow, but finding he did not do so his uncle left his dressing room to call him, but he had disappeared.
An alarm was given and search made, drags being procured, but the body was not recovered on Saturday. The boy when last seen was standing at the foot of the steps in about 2 feet of water. The waves were running in very strong on the beach, and it is supposed he was caught by the back waves and carried against the piles and there jammed. Among others Mr Welgall attempted several times to recover the body, but although a good swimmer and a powerful man he was obliged to relinquish the attempt.
Efforts to recover the body were renewed on Sunday without success, and one man was nearly drowned while so engaged, being dashed with such violence against the piles so as to cut his chest severely. He was pulled out just as he was sinking a third time. | Fordham, William John (I102)
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