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Queen Brixton Academy 28 Jun 2005 With Paul Rodgers on vocals, and no John Deacon.
Paul McCartney Earls Court 18 Apr 2003 Mothers day present for Mum and Clare's mum, we went with them and Dad and Emma. Jim missed out as he has been to more gigs with us...
Snooker Wembley Arena 09 Feb 2002 Paul Hunter v Alan McManus
McAlmont and Butler Islington Academy 01 Nov 2002 Free thing through work, a gig for competition winners originally billed as being Paul Weller, actually turned out more interestingly as these guys and also Space
Sean Meo The Wedgewood Rooms 13 May 1994 Caberet possibly, with Martin Coyote and Paul B Edwards
Julian Cope Portsmouth Pyramids 22 Mar 1996 plus Thighpaulsandra and Melanie Garside
Paul Francis /MAHON/
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Paul Leslie /CLARKE/
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Jennifer Louise /Guy/
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Margaret /Crilley/
2 DATE 1888Newry
2 DATE 1961Dublin
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Henry Patrick /Clarke/
2 DATE 17 MAR 188733 North Frederick Street, Dublin
2 DATE 6 JAN 1931Coire, SwitzerlandTuberculosis
Artist - famed stained window artist and illustrator
Born Henry Patrick Clarke.Educated Belvedere College and Dublin Metropolitan School of Art.
Harry Clarke was born on March 17th, 1889 in North FrederickStreet, Dublin, where his father Joshua had a decorating and stainedglass business. While still at school with the Jesuits in Belvedere,Clarke showed promise in drawing and art and was described as areserved and sensitive boy. He was apprenticed in 1905 for five yearsto his father's business while attending schools of art in Dublin andLondon for periods in between. By 1914, he had studied, exhibited, wona travelling studentship, and travelled to Paris and Chartres. Hisfirst stained glass commission was for the windows of the Honan chapelin University College Cork, which was completed in 1917. Between 1917and his early death in 1931, in spite of ill health, he carried outover forty commissions for churches in Ireland, Great Britain andelsewhere. One of his most famous works is the Geneva Window,commissioned by the state for the International Labour Building of theUnited Nations.
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Richard /Windebank/
2 DATE 1826
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James /@N.N./
2 DATE 1821
2 DATE 1828
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Edward /Windebank/
2 DATE 1820
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Martha /Windebank/
2 DATE 1817
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Amelia /Windebank/
2 DATE 1813
widowed by 1871 runs a Beer House in Poor House Yard living with daughter Amelia also a widow (must be this Amelia, with a daughter also called Amelia, not the mother Amelia Faulkner, as she died in 1867). Poor House Yard was behind the Baptist Church on the Havant Road, roughly where Uncle Tom’s Cabin used to be
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Stephen /Windebank/
2 DATE 1811
2 DATE 1884
Tea DealerLondon
Tea Dealer in London 1851 employing four men. Wife Sarah four sons and a daughter. In 1871 he is back in Portsmouth as a master brewer living 118 Kingston Road, and in 1881 The Ship Inn and Royal Hotel, Lytham with his son Thomas and wife Hannah. Gives occupation as retired licensed victualler, but dies in Portsmouth in 1884.
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Eli /Windebank/
2 DATE 1810
Eli born 1810 was a tailor in London 1861 he is at 19 Lower Smith Street Clerkenwell. Wife Deborah and four sons and a daughter Frances who later becomes an actress.
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George /Windebank/
2 DATE 1808
2 DATE 1860
Was variously baker and grocer, however, his wife Eleanor when widowed by 1881 is running the Pure Drop on the Havant Road.
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Amelia /Faulkner/
2 DATE 1785
2 DATE 1867
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John /Windebank/
2 DATE 1776Pangbourne, Berkshire, UK
2 DATE 1844
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Thomas /Grant/
2 DATE 1798
2 DATE 1837Winterbourne Stoke, Wiltshire
From Roy Grant's notes:One AnomalyThe burial records of Winterbourne Stoke also show a Thomas Grant who I have been unable to positively place into a specific local Grant family. Knowing that the records show George & Rachel Grant (who were Baptists) have no recorded birth of a soThomas Grant b c1798 d 1837 WBS Coroner’s Inquest held1 CHANn they called Thomas I speculate that he could have been a further son of theirs born after their last proven son George who was born in 1795.17 JAN 200710:56:11pauly
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Isaac /Grant/
2 DATE 27 SEP 1789Chitterne
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Jacob /Grant/
2 DATE 07 OCT 1787Chitterne
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James /Grant/
2 DATE 21 AUG 1785Chitterne
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Joseph /Grant/
2 DATE 26 NOV 1783Chitterne
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William /Grant/
2 DATE 30 DEC 1781Chitterne
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Rachel /Yeates/
2 DATE 1780Rolerstone
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George /Grant/
2 DATE 1753Chitterne?
2 DATE 1840Winterbourne Stoke, Wiltshire
"Prominent farmer and Baptist who set up several meeting houses in the area" (presumably the Chitterne area, possibly Winterbourne Stoke)From Roy Grant, there's a possible link back to John Grant, married To Alice, who wrote a will in 1773 and died in 1777:From Roy Grant, other possible ancestors of George:2 CONT The Grant Family LineInitially based on informed supposition,before adding the actual evidence of proven lineage2 CONT The Supposition2 CONT John Grant b ? m ? dwife Alice b ? will 1773 died 1777(there is a very remote possibility that this Alice could have also been known as Betty)childrenJohn b ?William b ?Thomas (perhaps)George b ?2 CONT I believe that the George above was the same George who married in Salisbury in 1739 and died pre 1773wife Hester (aka Esther) Notton b 1718 Market Lavington d ?children1.John b c1739-40 b 1740 Market Lavington1.William b c17431.George b ? (perhaps 1753)As can be seen with exception of the inclusion of George, this grouping of first names is by no means unusual, but the combination certainly matches the children/grandchildren listed in Alice Grant’s Will.Moving temporarily into the realms of speculation rather than proven fact, it is my firm belief that my own Grant line comes from a George Grant, and Hester (aka Esther) Notten who had both initially come from the Wiltshire town of Market Lavington, a few miles from Chitterne village. This couple married in Salisbury in 1739 and may have then tried to settle amongst other Grant relatives living in Chitterne or on its outskirts. As they were apparently financially insecure at that stage and relied on the parish relief fund for support, an eviction order was raised in 1745 to compulsorily remove them and their surviving 2 year old son William from that parish and the entire family were returned to Market Lavington. No further information on George and Hester has been found after that date, but it is thought that during their married life together they produced at least 3 sons. John, who was conceived illegitimately and baptised Jan 1740 Market Lavington, William born circa 1743 & George born circa 1753. A similar pattern of Grant first names appears in 1773 as part of the will of Alice, the widow of John Grant of Chitterne. In her will, Alice lets it be known that her son George was deceased and that his son George’s inheritance would be a single shilling. It is this George Grant junior who I am reasonably sure was my ancestor, but without evidence of his baptism, I cannot be certain. All I do know is that my George grew up in Chitterne as a Baptist and subsequently became a reasonably prosperous leasehold farmer. It was there that he married and set up several local Baptist meeting-houses. However, after his children had reached maturity, he widened the gospel net by decamping the entire familyfrom the village of Chitterne and moving on to nearby Winterbourne Stoke.
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