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1	Also have a marriage date of 1675.	Family: F588
2	Also have a marriage on 9 Sep 1896 (3 days difference).	Family: F835
3	father of Etienne, which east names in the draft made by his uncles and his aunts, with , eleonore countesses of Auvergne, in 1285	Family: F679
4	From: "Diana Motyer" > Subject: spencer/white/motyer Date: Tue, 17 Jan 2006 08:47:12 -0700 Hello List; Looking for information on Mary Foss WHITE md to Abraham SPENCER in 1862 Northwood, Isle of Wight I have them in the 1881 census but looking for help with Mary Foss WHITE believed to be daughter of James WHITE and Mary Foss MOTYER . Regards Diana Motyer	Family: F945
5	From: "Richard W. Hinde" rwhinde@adelphia.net Subject: Re: [DOR] Joseph Hinde Date: Thu, 22 Sep 2005 19:19:46 -0400 References: <000e01c5bfc5$261bdd30$0dd97ec7@Motyer> In-Reply-To: <000e01c5bfc5$261bdd30$0dd97ec7@Motyer> Evening Diana; I have the following in my file for Joseph: Joseph Motyer also joined the Navy and entered the submarine service. He was based at Devenport Naval Dockyard, Plymouth and met his wife from Saltash, just over the river in Cornwall. Duties included a spell on patrol in the Baltic. Perhaps because of the unhealthy conditions in those early submarines he fell ill and died of pneumonia aged only 32, having reached the rank of Chief Petty Officer. His grave is in St. Stephen's churchyard the old burial ground for the town of Saltash Cornwall. Additional information: Born: 19 March 1893, Portland Died: 17 May 1925, Saltash, Cornwall Married: Florance Dale, 22 July 1918, St Nicholas Church, Saltash Her DOB: 31 Dec 1893, Saltash Her DOD: 1 Oct 1982, Saltash Children: Norman b. 6 Feb 1921; d. 20 Feb 2002 - Patricia b. 2 May 1924 This data was supplied by Norman's son Phillip. Hope this helps. Regards, Richard Hinde	Family: F944
6	From: "Richard W. Hinde" rwhinde@adelphia.net Subject: Re: [DOR] Joseph Hinde Date: Thu, 22 Sep 2005 19:19:46 -0400 References: <000e01c5bfc5$261bdd30$0dd97ec7@Motyer> In-Reply-To: <000e01c5bfc5$261bdd30$0dd97ec7@Motyer> Evening Diana; I have the following in my file for Joseph: Joseph Motyer also joined the Navy and entered the submarine service. He was based at Devenport Naval Dockyard, Plymouth and met his wife from Saltash, just over the river in Cornwall. Duties included a spell on patrol in the Baltic. Perhaps because of the unhealthy conditions in those early submarines he fell ill and died of pneumonia aged only 32, having reached the rank of Chief Petty Officer. His grave is in St. Stephen's churchyard the old burial ground for the town of Saltash Cornwall. Additional information: Born: 19 March 1893, Portland Died: 17 May 1925, Saltash, Cornwall Married: Florance Dale, 22 July 1918, St Nicholas Church, Saltash Her DOB: 31 Dec 1893, Saltash Her DOD: 1 Oct 1982, Saltash Children: Norman b. 6 Feb 1921; d. 20 Feb 2002 - Patricia b. 2 May 1924 This data was supplied by Norman's son Phillip. Hope this helps. Regards, Richard Hinde	Family: F944
7	I have Mary Foss MOTYER and James WHITE as being married 27 May 1832, in Northwood, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England. I have no idea why & how they show up as also having a connection to Northwood, Hillingdon, Middlesex (now Outer London), England.	Family: F605
8	Marion Winnard was previously married (married name was Coutts) before she married John Dawson "Jack" Stopforth.	Family: F742
9	Marriage Certificate MXA543409 Eliza, a spinster of Swyre, of full age, daughter of James Northover, a taylor, and Henry, a bachelor of Swyre, a sailor, of full age, were married in the Parish Church of Swyre, County of Dorset, England, by Rev. ...... the church Curate. Those witnessing the marriage were: Ephrain Motyer (able to write his name) and William Bishop (his mark).	Family: F227
10	Marriage Certificate MXA571976 Anne, a spinster, of full age, of the Parish of Allington, daughter of Robert Stevens, a fisherman, and Ephraim, a batchelor of the Isle of Portland, a Mariner, of full age, son of Joseph, a carpenter, were married in the Parish Church of Allington, by Rev. Henry Fox the curate. Ephrain was able to sign his name while Anne affixed her mark X. Witnesses to the marriage were Henry Angel Motyer, and Eliza Northover. Henry, like Ephrain, was able to ascribe his name while Eliza affixed her mark.	Family: F244
11	Not much info is given on the marriage certificate which seems strange, there is no mention of any parentsor occupation or anything. The minister was Joseph Hale of the Ireland Island Wesleyan Church and the witnesses were a Ralph D Wilson and an Emily D Wilson. Something about the marriage certificate does not seem quite right. (Percy's relationship to George Arthur would have been as a nephew. ) I do not know whether there were any children of this marriage or what happened but it does seem very odd.	Family: F801
12	Royal Gazette 17 Jun 1879 Ephraim Motyer, a native of Bridport, Dorset, England, married Thompson Robinson Hollis, 2nd. daughter of O. C. Hollis, on Jun 5 in Pembroke, at the residence of the bride's grandmother, by Rev. E. B. Moore.	Family: F55
13	Witnesses to the marriage were John Motyer Stone & Jane Motyer. This was a double ceremony with Elizabeth Motyer & John Carter also getting married.	Family: F274
14	Witnesses to the marriage were John Motyer Stone & Jane Motyer. This was a double ceremony with Sarah Motyer & John Spicer also getting married.	Family: F276
15	1860 United States Federal Census Record Name: Catherine Motyer Age in 1860: 26 Birth Year: abt 1834 Birthplace: Baden Home in 1860: Ste Genevieve, Ste Genevieve, Missouri Gender: Female Post Office: Ste Genevieve Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Andrew Motyer 36 Catherine Motyer 26 Philippine Motyer 4 Henry Motyer 2 Caroline Motyer 6.12 (months)	Catherine
16	1901 Wales Census Record Name: Elizabeth Motyer Age in 1901: 35 Estimated birth year: abt 1866 Relation: Head Household: View other family members Gender: Female Where born: Portland, Dorset, England Civil parish: Penarth Ecclesiastical parish: St Augustine County/Island: Glamorgan Country: Wales Street address: View image Condition as to marriage: View image Education: View image Employment status: View image Occupation: View image Source information: RG13/4989 Registration district: Cardiff Sub-registration district: Penarth ED, institution, or vessel: 4 Folio: 124 Page: 43 (click to see others on page) Household schedule number: 257	Elizabeth
17	Name: Elizabeth Motyer Arrival Date: 23 Jun 1908 Age: 40 Birthdate: abt 1868 Race/Nationality: British Ship Name: Allanton Port of Departure: Magdalena Bay, Mexico Via San Francisco, California Port of Arrival: Astoria, Oregon Microfilm Roll Number: M1777_6	Elizabeth
18	1851 England Census Record Name: Jane Motyer Age: 50 Estimated birth year: abt 1801 Relation: Head Household: View other family members Gender: Female Where born: Burton Bradstock, Dorset, England Civil parish: Burton Bradstock County/Island: Dorset Country: England Street address: Occupation: Condition as to marriage: Disability: View image Source information: HO107/1861 Registration district: Bridport Sub-registration district: Burton Bradstock ED, institution, or vessel: 7a Folio: 103 Page: 16 (click to see others on page) Household schedule number: 66 GSU Number: 221009	Jane
19	1900 United States Federal Census Record Name: Margaret Motyer Home in 1900: New Orleans Ward 11, Orleans, Louisiana Age: 36 Estimated birth year: abt 1864 Birthplace: Louisiana Race: White Relationship to head-of-house: Wife Occupation: View Image	Maragret
20	(Research):Monumental Inscription from The St. George's Cemetary in Portand Transcriber - Anon Original positon of stone - unknown Grave A85C OJoseph Motyer, a native of Swyre, ob. 4th Feb 1831 at 38 leaving a wife and 8 children Jane his first wife ob 28th April 1823 at 28Elijah his 3rd son drowned in the river Suir Feb 1836 and buried at Waterford at 16Thomas his 2nd son wrecked on the coast of Newfoundland and perished in the ice attempting to reach shore. 1838 22.This stone was erected by Joseph his eldest son in respectful memory.	ANGEL, Jane
21	Name Jane MOTYER Date 30 Apr 1823 Aged 27 Place Portland Description Wesleyan Methodist Denomination Methodist County code DOR	ANGEL, Jane
22	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
23	After his mother's death, he and his brother Robert William APLIN were looked after by his mother's sister Emily Jane MOTYER and her husband William HUGHES.	APLIN, Edward Motyer
24	(Research):Email from Sue (nee Aplin) Butchers on 01 Apr 2009: I am pretty sure Joan Aplin's middle name was Lily, not Lillian. Her mother was Lily and she is listed on the ships manifest (the MV "Dumana" as Joan Lily Aplin when the family arrived back from Ceylon in Sept 1925. At the time Joan was 3 months old, which is why I think she was born in Ceylon (in those days, most families only came back on leave every 4 years or so). There certainly doesn't seem to be any record of her birth in England.	APLIN, Joan Lily
25	After his mother's death, he and his brother Edward Motyer APLIN were looked after by his mother's sister Emily Jane MOTYER and her husband William HUGHES.	APLIN, Robert William Edward
26	(Research):Stationed in Ceylon ( now called Sri Lanka) and while on leave back home; his first wife Lillian died of pneumonia. The youngest child, Dorothy was only 18 months at the time and William Edward was still working out in Ceylon. In order to have someone to look after the children, William married his wife's older sister ( who was then a widow) . Can safely say that this must have been something of a marriage of convenience and she returned to Ceylon with him and the two youngest children. The boys were farmed out to various relatives, William John know as Jack was brought up by Florence Motyer and George Motyer . DEAT: CONC r DEAT: FAMS @F022@	APLIN, William Edward
27	Stationed in Ceylon (now called Sri Lanka) and while on leave back home, his first wife Lillian died of pneumonia. His youngest child, Dorothy, was only 18 months old at the time, William Edward was still working out in Ceylon. In order to have someone to look after the children, William married his wife's older sister (who was then a widow). Can safely say that this must have been something of a marriage of convenience, and she returned to Ceylon with him and the two youngest children. The boys were farmed out to various relatives. William John (known as Jack) was brought up by Florence Motyer and George Motyer.	APLIN, William Edward
28	Ashes were scattered "at sea", in Southampton water, about 250 yards offshore from where his wife Beryl still lives. (31 Mar 2009)	APLIN, William John
29	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
30	(Research):Details on the monument for grave number 24556 St George's Parish Church Portland Dorset All the legible names shown on monument for grave number 24556: Joseph Baker 59 1860 1919 Mary Motyer Baker 62 1868 1930 wife of Joseph Baker Francis George Autridge Baker 30 1886 1916 son of Joseph Baker Mary Isobel Baker 1 1899 1900 daughter of Joseph Baker Please note that all ages and dates of birth have been calculated and are not on the monument. You should treat the calculated dates of birth with caution as the ages given on monuments are often inaccurate. http://www.gravestonephotos.com/public/gravedetails.php?available=yes&fullname=Mary%20Motyer%20Baker&grave=24556	BAKER, Francis George Autridge
31	(Research):Details on the monument for grave number 24556 St George's Parish Church Portland Dorset All the legible names shown on monument for grave number 24556: Joseph Baker 59 1860 1919 Mary Motyer Baker 62 1868 1930 wife of Joseph Baker Francis George Autridge Baker 30 1886 1916 son of Joseph Baker Mary Isobel Baker 1 1899 1900 daughter of Joseph Baker Please note that all ages and dates of birth have been calculated and are not on the monument. You should treat the calculated dates of birth with caution as the ages given on monuments are often inaccurate. http://www.gravestonephotos.com/public/gravedetails.php?available=yes&fullname=Mary%20Motyer%20Baker&grave=24556	BAKER, Joseph
32	(Research):Details on the monument for grave number 24556 St George's Parish Church Portland Dorset All the legible names shown on monument for grave number 24556: Joseph Baker 59 1860 1919 Mary Motyer Baker 62 1868 1930 wife of Joseph Baker Francis George Autridge Baker 30 1886 1916 son of Joseph Baker Mary Isobel Baker 1 1899 1900 daughter of Joseph Baker Please note that all ages and dates of birth have been calculated and are not on the monument. You should treat the calculated dates of birth with caution as the ages given on monuments are often inaccurate. http://www.gravestonephotos.com/public/gravedetails.php?available=yes&fullname=Mary%20Motyer%20Baker&grave=24556	BAKER, Mary Isobel
33	(Research):Nether Cerne, Nr Dorchester, 28 August 1846 .... Mrs Motyer is increasing in mischievousness as the years increase. Bryant reports that although she has the Duke's allowance of 2s a week of pay beside she is pulling down the thatch and boards of the house in which he has her domiciled and burning them and he fears she will some day set him on fire as her cottage adjoins. She has another freak at times when Bryant is away; she hires a cart and puts her bed and moveables into it and goes up to Swyre and attempts to take forcible possession of the as yet unfinished cottages, from which position a constable is always necessary to dislodge her. I have advised Bryant to take the necessary legal steps to remover her to the Union. The son is at present on some distant expedition but he occasionally appears for a day or two, commonly intoxicated; he beats his poor wife and then sets out again. I suppose he will not escape the law eventually though his cunning may save him for a time .. (from J.B. Knight) Bridport, 24th September 1846 Sir,At the request of Mr John Bryant of Barwick and at the suggestion of Mr J.B. Knight I am to write to you respecting a female called Patience Motyer. It appears that she has been some time residing in a cottage within the farmyard in the occupation of Mr John Bryant;- that notwithstanding repeated remonstrances, she will bring her bed down stairs and place it near to the fire place and endangering her own life and the whole farm buildings;- that her own clothes have caught fire several times in the last few weeks;- that Mr Bryant ordered his dairyman to bring two carts of coals for her use;- that she refused to receive the coals;- that Mr Bryant has supplied her with faggots & gorse to the full extent of her wants, but that she has pulled down all the thatch and timber even to the wall plate of two fuel houses near her cottage;- that under my advice Mr Bryant withheld her weekly pay in order to induce her to quit without further trouble, promising it to her on compliance; that Mr Bryant offered to pay 3/- a week to the woman's daughter Ann Coombs to receiver her into her cottage and take care of her. The daughter is willing to do this and treat her mother with affection but the mother refuses to live with her daughter. The woman applied for relief to the office of the Union and received an order to be admitted to the union workhouse but now refuses to go there. Considering it quite essential for the safety of Mr Bryant's family & the farm buildings occupied by him I advised him to proceed to obtain possession of the cottage under the Small Tenants Act & I find that he has obtained an order which will enable him with the assistance of a constable to remove the woman from the premises on the 6th of the coming month. Mr Bryant is a kind-hearted man & will I am satisfied do everything that humanity requires but it is essential to get rid of this troublesome old woman whose conduct keeps Mrs Bryant in a state of nervous excitement and compels her to sit up for hours at night watching the light in the cottage from a window in the Farm House. I am sir, Your obedient servant, E Nichollets(Mr Bryant's solicitor) (to Christopher Hardy esq.) Bedford Office, Bloomsbury, August 7th 1849 Dear Sir,The Duke approves of Mr Barnes's estimate of £728 for the Six Cottages at Swyre as stated in Mr Barnes's letter of 2nd instant to you. I am Sir, Yours truly, Christopher Hardy (to J.B. Knight) Dorchester, August 2nd 1849 Dear Sir,I find (on receiving Gale's list of prices) that the cost of erecting the Six Cottages with porches, Back Buildings, Bakehouse with oven and table, including clothes posts, railing, carriage and all extras will be £728 at which some I will undertake to complete the work in a substantial and satisfactory manner. The back foundations will require to be 4 foot deep. I am sir, Your obedient servant, John Barnes (to J.B. Knight) Gale was the mason at Swyre This row of cottages is what is now 16-21 Swyre. The design was based on a design of the Duke's for some cottages on his estates in Bedfordshire. The design was changed, particularly at the instance of John Baverstock Knight, the Duke's under-steward in Dorset. The changes include replacing gable ends with a hipped roof offering more protection against the weather, and having each cottage with a separate entrance rather than one serving a pair of cottages.	BAYLES, Patience
34	(Research):SHIPS PASSENGER LISTSSS Melita, Liverpool, England to Quebec Sailed 17 September to 25 September 1919 MOTYER, May M.A., 35, No, England, Calgary Alta. - - - - - - - Email from Sue (nee Aplin) Butchers on 01 Apr 2009: May Mary Ann Motyer returned to Southampton from Canada in Oct 1921 on the "Scandiavian" with her 10 month old son John ("Jack") Motyer. That puts his birth either end 1920 or early 1921. He is not listed in the England birth index for that period, so may have been born in Canada.	BEAUMANN, May Mary Ann
35	1901 England Census Record Name: Elizabeth Motyer Age: 23 Estimated birth year: abt 1878 Relation: Wife Household: View other family members Gender: Female Where born: Lancaster, Lancashire, England Civil parish: South Manchester Ecclesiastical parish: Holy Innocents County/Island: Lancashire Country: England Street address: Occupation: Condition as to marriage: Education: Employment status: View image Source information: RG13/3671 Registration district: Chorlton Sub-registration district: Didsbury ED, institution, or vessel: 17 Folio: 69 Page: 38 (click to see others on page) Household schedule number: 274	BECKETT, Elizabeth "Bessie"
36	(Research):Mary Jane's maiden name was BELLAMY. She was previously married (married name was WHITE) when she married Edward Stevens BOUCHER. So, do I list her here as a Bellamy, or White? :-)	BELLAMY, Mary Jane
37	(Research):Bishop's Transcripts - 1825 - 1848 Burials Transcribed by Bob Stone from LDS Microfilm GS 1239224 Page 59 Mary Foss BENNETT dau of Joseph & Harriott Bennett Chissell 19 Jun 1825 2 weeks	BENNETT, Mary Foss
38	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
39	(Research):Possibly John Bird living in Melcombe Regis 1901 census	BIRD, John Whittle
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44	(Research):n7a) St George's 'C' Originally near Map ref. n7 [linked with n7] Transcriber: Monk Note: Military stone with fouled anchor in relief W J BOLLEN chief stoker RN 127602 HMS HERMIONE 22nd March 1916 aged 51 Also St George's 'C' map ref. n 7 [linked with n7a] Transcriber: Monk In loving memory of WILLIAM JOHN BOLLENchief stoker RN HMS HERMIONE who died March 22nd 1916 aged 51 years Also SARAH MOTYER wife of the abovewho died Jan 1st 1935 aged 70 years/Resting/Till we meet again BOLLEN; William 51 27 Mch1916Grave reg C/3/19 BOLLEN; Sarah 96 4Jan1936 Grave reg C/3/19	BOLLEN, William John
45	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
46	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
47	(Research):on the 1881 census Joseph CARTER Head M Male 46 Portland, Dorset, England Quarryman Susan CARTER Wife M Female 42 Portland, Dorset, Engla Joseph CARTER Son Male 19 Portland, Dorset, England Quarryman Henry CARTER Son Male 17 Portland, Dorset, England Quarryman Susan A. CARTER Dau Female 1 Portland, Dorset, Engla -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Dwelling King Street Census Place Portland, Dorset, England Family History Library Film 1341508 Public Records Office Reference RG11 Piece / Folio 2107 / 40 Page Number 23	CARTER, Joseph Motyer
48	(Research):Portland, St John The Baptist Church, Fortuneswell, Portland, Dorset Baptisms 1847 - 1880 1024, 1 Nov 1857, Joseph, son of Joseph Motyer & Elizabeth, CARTER, Fortuneswell, Quarryman, Page 128	CARTER, Joseph Motyer
49	(Research):ON THE 1881 CENSUS Source Information: Dwelling Mallams Census Place Portland, Dorset, England Family History Library Film 1341508 Public Records Office Reference RG11 Piece / Folio 2107 / 40 Page Number 23 Edward WAY Head M Male 55 Portland, Dorset, England Trinity Pilot Mary J. WAY Wife M Female 50 Portland, Dorset, Engla Elizabeth A. WAY Dau U Female 22 Portland, Dorset, England Dressmaker Alice A. WAY Dau Female 17 Portland, Dorset, England Apprentice (Dressmaker) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1861 census 62; Chiswell; Edward; WAY; Head; Married; 35; Pilot; Portland; RG9/1351/F56p13 Mary J.; WAY; Wife; Married; 30; Dressmaker; Portland; RG9/1351/F56p13 Mary J.; WAY; Daur 8; Scholar; Portland; RG9/1351/F56p13 Elizabeth A.; WAY; Daur 2; Scholar; Portland; RG9/1351/F56p13 Edward; WAY; Son 4m Portland; RG9/1351/F56p13 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Baps 699, 12 Dec 1852, Mary Jane, dau of Edward & Mary Jane, WAY, Chiswell, Pilot, 842, 18 Feb 1855, Elizabeth, dau of Edward & Mary Jane, WAY, Chesil, Pilot, Page 105 981, 15 Feb 1857, Elizabeth, dau of Edward & Mary Jane, WAY, Chiswell, Pilot, Page 123 265; 25 Feb 1872; Edward; son of Edward & Mary Jane; WAY; Fortuneswell; Mariner; Page 34	CARTER, Mary Jane
50	(Research):on the 1881 census Richard Carter Head W Male 41 Portland, Dorset, England Quarryman Rebecca CARTER Daur Female 15 Portland, Dorset, England Scholar Susan CARTER Daur Female 13 Portland, Dorset, England Scholar Elizabeth CARTER Mother W Female 73 Portland, Dorset, England Annuitant -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Dwelling King Street Census Place Portland, Dorset, England Family History Library Film 1341508 Public Records Office Reference RG11 Piece / Folio 2107 / 39 Page Number 22	CARTER, Richard