Jones, Mr. (b. ABT 1887, d. AFT 1914)

Death: AFT 1914

Note: Robinson and Elsie emigrated to Australia in 1921 with their son Harold.
Robinson was a commissioned officer in the British Navy and stationed at
Jarvis Bay Naval Base in New South Wales. He had to return to England for
two years and apparently met someone, because he never returned to his
wife Elsie.

Source: (Birth Field)
Letter dated 7 Feb 1996 from Peter (Gt. Grandson) who has a copy of Robonson's birth certificate 1901 Census - 2 - Wolverton

Source: (Death Field)
Death Index 1966-2 (age 76) Birth year plus age at death plus 1.

Occupation: Aft 1909: Australian Air Force

Death: 1965 {Mid East, Surrey}

Source: (Birth Field)
Age at Death

Source: (Death Field)
Death Index 1965-1 (age 88)

Death: AFT 1954

Source: (Birth Field)
DoB on Death Index

Source: (Death Field)
Death Index 1987-1 (DoB 17 Jun 1908)

Death: 1987 {Lancaster, Lancs.}

Source: (Birth Field)
Family Bible Birth Index 1938-1 (9b 30)

Source: (Birth Field)
Family Bible

Source: (Birth Field)
Family Bible

Source: (Birth Field)
Family Bible Birth Index 1942-4 (9b 169)

Source: (Birth Field)
Family Bible Birth Index 1915-4 (8b 1080)

Source: (Death Field)
Family Bible (No date of death) No Death Index (Searched 1956 to 1969)

Death: ABT 1960

Note: Norman was missing and presumed dead as of June 20th 1955; his body
was found in Dean Clough Plantation at Great Harwood on the 27 Jan. 1958
and he was buried at Rochdale Cemetery.
It is suspected that he committed suicide.

Source: (Death Field)
Family Bible

Death: 20 Jun 1955 Dean Clough Plantation, Gt Harwood, Lancs.

Burial: 27 Jan 1958 Rochdale Cemetery, WR Yorks

Cause: Missing

Death: 1980 Blackburn, Lancs.

Note: Mary and her sister, Edith, have an interesting history. The spent
their younger days as nurses to foreign dignitaries and when they
returned to England they started Highfield Nursing Home in Bradford.
After selling the Home to the National Health Service Mary went on to
become a high ranking official in the NHS. She was awarded the MBE by
Queen Elizabeth on Feb. 7th 1952 for her services.
Mary amassed some wealth and, on her death, it passed to her brother,
George. On his death it went to his second wife, Madge Swinnerton, and
therefore left the Brinnand family.

Source: (Birth Field)
Family Bible Birth Index 1885-3 (10b 712)

Source: (Death Field)
Family Bible No Death Index

Occupation: 1940s: National Heath Service Administrator

Occupation: 1920-30s: Nursing career

Death: 19 Aug 1964 Chevin Hall Nursing Home, Otley, WR Yorks.

Burial: 22 Aug 1964 Bolton Abbey, Lancs.

Note: See notes for her father - George Metcalf Brinnand.

Source: (Birth Field)
Family Bible Tombstone - Yealand Conyers Birth Index {Brinand} 1861-4 8e 601

Death: AFT 1901

Source: (Birth Field)
Age at Death

Source: (Death Field)
Death Index 1917-4 (58 )

Death: 1917 {Lancaster, Lancs.}

Note: William and Ann have not been validated as Maggies parents. No marriage
or death index has been found for under Brinnand/Brinnan/Brennan/Brennand.

Source: (Birth Field)
Parents not validated Birth Index 1905-1 (10b 783)

Death: BEF 2000

Source: (Birth Field)
Birth Certificate (in archives) Birth Index 1909-4 (8e 644) Age at Death

Source: (Death Field)
Death Index 1990 (1290 40 1657)

Death: 1990 {Lancaster, Lancs.}

Source: (Birth Field)
DoB on Death Index

Source: (Death Field)
Death Index 1984

Death: 1984 {Lancaster, Lancs.}

Source: (Birth Field)
Birth Index 1940-3 (8e 1509)

Note: A copy of the Bishop's Transcripts of Kirkby Lonsdale is on file; it
lists the christening of Thomas, son of Thomas & Sarah Brinnand of
Cat-Holes born 18 March (1794) and christened on April 6 (1794).
A copy of Thomas and Margaret's Banns and Marriage Certificate are in
the archives. Thomas' occupation is listed as "Husbandman".
The census for 1841 show his age as 45 (i.e. born 1796) with a surname
of Brinnen. He was Inn-Keeper at Levens Bridge Inn (now known as Gilprin
Bridge Inn) and living with his wife Margaret (45) and children Thomas
(22), Hannah (20), George (13), Mary (9) and Isabella (7). A copy of this
census entry is on file.
There is a some question about the death information. The Casterton
parish records show that he was buried on 26 Jul 1850 at age 56 yet he is
listed on George's marriage certificate in 1852 as having the profession
of Husbandman (the surname was recorded as Brennen). However according to
the 1851 census the Cummings family were at Levens Inn; there was no
entry for a Thomas in the general area and a widow, Margaret Brennan (59)
was living at Holly, Casterton with her son Thomas (37). Even though
Margaret and Thomas' ages are off by 4 years, this does support the
assumption that Thomas was dead at this time and that he should have been
listed as deceased on George's marriage certificate. In 1861 Margaret
Brennan (69) was living in Burton with her son-in-law, Samual Hadwin,
daughter Margaret (36) and grandson ,Thomas "Brinnand" Hadwin.

Source: (Birth Field)
Parish Record - Kirkby Lonsdale (copy of entry in archives) Kirkby Lonsdale BT 1751-1812 Age at Death

Source: (Death Field)
Casterton Parish Records Film # 097361

Christening: 6 Apr 1794 Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland

Occupation: 1852: Husbandman

Occupation: 1841: Inn Keeper - Levens Bridge Inn

Occupation: 1815: Husbandman

Death: 1850 Casterton, Wstmlnd.

Burial: 26 Jul 1850 Casterton, Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland

Source: (Birth Field)
Parish Records - Kirkby Lonsdale (copy of entry in archives) 1841, 1851 and 1852 Census

Christening: 18 Sep 1791 Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland

Occupation: Pensioner

Occupation: Retired Servant

Death: BEF 1871