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51		Edgoose JesseEdgoose 381 503.jpg JESSE EDGOOSE Wesleyan Methodist Minister (1813-1856) WHO: Jesse EDGOOSE and Richard PETCH WHAT: The Stations of the Wesleyan-Methodist Ministers, and Preachers on Trial, for 1853-1854. WHEN: September 1853 WHERE: Nottingham and Derby District, Circuit 347 Melton Mowbray. SOURCE: The Wesleyan Methodist Magazine REFERENCE: lxxvi 4th series, ix: 1853 483. PAGE 2 FONS
52		Edgoose JesseEdgoose 381 504.jpg JESSE EDGOOSE Wesleyan Methodist Minister (1813-1856) WHAT: The Stations of the Wesleyan-Methodist Ministers and Preachers on Trial, for 1851-52. WHO: William ROBSON, Jesse EDGOOSE; William JACKSON, 3d; John KEMP, supernumerary. WHEN: September 1851 WHERE: 393 Thirsk Circuit SOURCE: The Wesleyan-Methodist Magazine REFERENCE: lxxiv: 4th series, vii: 1851: 490. PAGE 1 FONS
53		Edgoose JesseEdgoose 381 505.jpg JESSE EDGOOSE Wesleyan Methodist Minister (1813-1856) WHAT: The Stations of the Wesleyan-Methodist Ministers and Preachers on Trial, for 1851-52. WHO: William ROBSON, Jesse EDGOOSE; William JACKSON, 3d; John KEMP, supernumerary. WHEN: September 1851 WHERE: 393 Thirsk Circuit SOURCE: The Wesleyan-Methodist Magazine REFERENCE: lxxiv: 4th series, vii: 1851: 490. PAGE 2 FONS
54		Edgoose JesseEdgoose 381 506.jpg JESSE EDGOOSE Wesleyan Methodist Minister (1813-1856) WHAT: The Stations of the Wesleyan-Methodist Ministers and Preachers on Trial, for 1845-46. WHO: John BOLAM, Samuel BROWN, 2d, Jesse EDGOOSE WHEN: September 1845 WHERE: 242 Leek Circuit SOURCE: The Wesleyan-Methodist Magazine REFERENCE: lxviii: 4th series, 1 1845 892. PAGE 1 FONS
55		Edgoose JesseEdgoose 381 507.jpg JESSE EDGOOSE Wesleyan Methodist Minister (1813-1856) WHAT: The Stations of the Wesleyan-Methodist Ministers and Preachers on Trial, for 1845-46. WHO: John BOLAM, Samuel BROWN, 2d, Jesse EDGOOSE WHEN: September 1845 WHERE: 242 Leek Circuit SOURCE: The Wesleyan-Methodist Magazine REFERENCE: lxviii: 4th series, 1 1845 892. PAGE 2 FONS
56		Edgoose JesseEdgoose 381 509.jpg JESSE EDGOOSE Wesleyan-Methodist Minister (1813-1856) WHAT: WESLEYAN HOME INTELLIGENCE WHEN: 30 November 1836 WHERE: Alnwick, Northumberland SOURCE: The Watchman REFERENCE: ii 100 381d FONS
57		Edgoose JesseEdgoose 381 510.jpg JESSE EDGOOSE Wesleyan-Methodist Minister (1813-1856) WHAT: DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE WHEN: 9 November 1849 WHERE: Newport SOURCE: The Hull Packet and East Riding Times REFERENCE: 3385 FONS
58		Edgoose JoelEdgoose 656 514.jpg JOEL EDGOOSE (1804-1833) WHAT: OUTRAGEOUS VIOLENCE OF THE LABOURING NAVIGATORS, NEAR BARTON. WHEN: 13 November 1828 WHERE: Barton, Lincolnshire SOURCE: The Standard REFERENCE: 466 4e FONS
59		Edgoose JohnEdgoose 001 515.jpg LANDOWNERS OF PINCHBECK IN 1600 From a Terrier belonging to the Rev. F. F. Wayet. Davies, Thomas. Dewsborow, Nicholas. Durbagg, Thos., heirs of Edgoose, John. Eland, Richard. Fetcher, William. Foster, Rich., clerk.
60		Edgoose JohnEdgoose 001 516.jpg JOHN EDGOOSE (1575-1630) WHO: Witnesses John HARRYS, John EDGOOSE, Thomas RICHARDSON WHAT: Sale of 6 acres and 1 rood of land WHERE: WICHLANDS NORTH OF STARFENGRAFT, Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire WHEN: August 1612 SOURCE: Records of The Cust Family of Pinchbeck, Stamford and Belton in Lincolnshire, 1479-1700. REFERENCE: 1898, London, Page 115. FONS
61		Edgoose JohnEdgoose 001 517.jpg JOHN EDGOOSE of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire (1705-1751) TERRIER OF THE PARISH OF PINCHBECK, LINCOLNSHIRE WHEN: 1725 SOURCE: Records of The Cust Family of Pinchbeck, Stamford, and Belton in Lincolnshire, 1479-1700. REFERENCE: 1898, London, Page 103n. FONS
62		Edgoose JohnJamesEdgoose 412 647.jpg "PIONEER TEACHERS Yesterday was Pioneers' Day at the Schools' Exhibition, and a large number of teachers who had taught in departmental schools 40 or 50 years ago attended. They were all impressed by the remarkable advance since those days in the methods of instructing children. The group of men pioneers (from the left) comprise:- Messrs. George Mitchell (1866-1907), Harry Mitchell (1863-18??), Robert Camm (1866-1897), John J. Edgoose (no dates given) and John Porter (1865-1891). (The Argus, Wednesday 4 October 1922)
63		Edgoose JohnJamesEdgoose 412 648.jpg REPRESENTATIVE LOCAL PREACHERS 1897 John James Edgoose (1830-1930) is in the front row 7th from the left. (Methodist Spectator 1897)
64		Edgoose JohnLewinEdgoose 333 734.jpg JOHN LEWIN EDGOOSE (1827-1889) From the History of Racine and Kenosha Counties, Wisconsin {PAGE 719]: His daughter Aristean EDGOOSE (1878-1906), his two wives Mrs. Lucinda ANDERSON (1838-1914) and Sarah L. STEBBINS (1934-1974) are mentioned.
65		Edgoose RobertEdgoose 294 518.jpg ROBERT EDGOOSE of West Walton, Norfolk (1798-1870) THE POLL FOR TWO KNIGHTS OF THE SHIRE FOR THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE WHO: Robert EDGOOSE freeholder and JAMES LEWIN occupier WHEN: 10 August 1830 to 14 August 1830 WHERE: Wisbech Hundred, Leverington and Parson Drove. SOURCE: Poll Book 1830, Cambridge, Page 89. FONS
66		Edgoose RobertEdgoose 294 519.jpg ROBERT EDGOOSE (1798-1870) WHAT: A messuage or dwelling house and one acre of orchard and garden ground now in the occupation of Mr. Robert EDGOOSE. WHEN: 19 February 1831 WHERE: Auction at the Bell Inn, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire SOURCE: The Cambridge Chronicle and Journal, and Huntingdonshire Gazette REFERENCE 1f FONS
67		Edgoose RobertEdgoose 294 520.jpg ROBERT EDGOOSE (1798-1870) WHAT: Death of one valuable mare WHEN: Date of Report 17 November 1832 SOURCE: the Cambridge Chronicle via The British Traveller and Commercial & Law Gazette REFERENCE: 3,536 1d FONS
68		Edgoose RobertEdgoose 294 521.jpg ROBERT EDGOOSE (1798-1870) WHAT: The Poll Book on the Election of Three Knights of the Shire for the County of Cambridge. WHEN: 18 December 1832 to 19 December 1832 WHERE: Hundred of Wisbech, Leverington, Cambridgeshire SOURCE: Poll Book 1833 London, Page 66. FONS
69		Edgoose RobertEdgoose 294 522.jpg ROBERT EDGOOSE (1798-1870) and STANTON EDGOOSE (1810-1845) WHAT: The Poll for Two Knights of the Shire for the Western Division of the County of Norfolk WHEN: 15-16 January 1835 WHERE: Freebridge Marshland Hundred, West Walton SOURCE: The West Norfolk Poll and Register 1835. FONS
70		Edgoose RobertEdgoose 294 523.jpg ROBERT EDGOOSE (1798-1870) and STANTON EDGOOSE (1810-1845) WHAT: The Poll for Two Knights of the Shire for the Western Division of the County of Norfolk. WHEN: 1 -2 August 1837 WHERE: Freebridge Marshland Hundred, Walton West FONS
71		Edgoose RobertEdgoose 294 524.jpg ROBERT EDGOOSE (1798-1870) WHAT: The Poll taken at The Election of Three Knights of the Shire for the County of Cambridge and Isle of Ely WHEN: 3 April 1857 WHERE: Wisbech Polling District, West Walton FONS
72		Edgoose RonaldWilliamEdgoose 353 137.jpg RONALD WILLIAM EDGOOSE (1911-1981) AND HIS TELESCOPIC TV AERIAL 1968 (cutting from an unknown newspaper)
73		Edgoose RonaldWilliamEdgoose 353 085.jpg RONALD WILLIAM EDGOOSE (1911-1981) AND HIS TELESCOPIC TV AERIAL 1968 (cutting from an unknown newspaper)
74		Edgoose ThomasEdgoose 041 525.jpg THOMAS EDGOOSE (1636-1690) WHO: Thomas EDGEGOOSE, i firehearth WHEN: 1665 WHERE: Lincoln Fire Hearths, Gosbartowne SOURCE: A Brief History of the Church and Parish of Gosberton in the County of Lincoln by Walter Jenkinson KAYE Junior, F.S.A., 1897, London 119
75		Edgoose WalterLeederEdgoose 368 719.jpg W. L. EDGOOSE (1871-1957) 21 MAY 1898 A failed tender for the erection of six houses in Aldershot (The Builder, lxxiv 507)
76		Edgoose WalterLeederEdgoose 368 720.jpg W. L. EDGOOSE (1871-1957) 23 JUNE 1899 A failed tender for the erection of mortuary buildings in Aldershot (The Surveyor and County Engineer, xv)
77		Edgose EdgoseLandry 3151 119.jpg EDGOSE LANDRY Date: 1 May 1897 No obvious connection with the EDGOOSE surname but none the less interesting. Note the use of the name Landry. Perhaps part of the address. St. Landry Clarion, Opelousas, Louisiana. Image 2. (http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88064250/1897-05-01/ed-1/seq-2/)
78		Garrood CarolinePatriciaGarrood 509 831.jpg FIRST COME FIRST SERVED by David Newnham on The Guardian Features Page 24 on 19 November 1993. Published with kind permission of Guardian News & Media Limited under Open Licence http://syndication.theguardian.com/open-licence-terms
79		Gittings JohnTGittings 2118 012.jpg JOHN T. GITTINGS (1870-1923) [PAGE 88] Taken from "Racine, belle city of the lakes, and Racine County, v.2", pages 88 and 89. Public Domain, Google digitized
80		Gittings JohnTGittings 2118 013.jpg JOHN T. GITTINGS (1870-1923) [PAGE 89] Taken from "Racine, belle city of the lakes, and Racine County, v.2", pages 88 and 89. Public Domain, Google digitized
81		Gittings JohnTGittings 2118 735.jpg JOHN T. GITTINGS (1870-1923) A lawyer of Union Grove, Wisconsin, he married Aristean EDGOOSE (1878-1906), daughter of John Lewin EDGOOSE (1827-1889) [University of Wisconsin Digital Collection]
82		Gittings JohnTGittings 2118 736.jpg JOHN T. GITTINGS (1870-1923) From "Commemorative Biographical Record of Prominent and Representative Men of Racine And Kenosha Counties, Wisconsin: Containing Biographical Sketches of Professional Men and Many of the Early Settlers Families".
83		Goldsmith JessieBeatriceGoldsmith 840 0 19000213 WHAT: KHAKI. AUTHOR: Jessie Beatrice Goldsmith (1883-1975). WHEN: 13 February 1900 WHERE: Publication: Eastern Daily Press.
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85		Gooch EdwardHenryGooch 1885-1962 195.jpg A HISTORY OF SPALDING by E. H. GOOCH (1885-1962) [PAGE 1] Under the heading "THE LAST TOURNAMENT, OR PLAY, HELD IN THE GORE" Edward Gooch quotes what he describes as a curious record made by Maurice Johnson two hundred years ago. The document reproduced here is Maurice Johnson's account of the play in which "the principal performer was one Edgoose".
86		Gooch EdwardHenryGooch 1885-1962 196.jpg A HISTORY OF SPALDING by E. H. GOOCH (1885-1962) [PAGE 2] Under the heading "THE LAST TOURNAMENT, OR PLAY, HELD IN THE GORE" Edward Gooch quotes what he describes as a curious record made by Maurice Johnson two hundred years ago. The document reproduced here contains Maurice Johnson's account of the play in which "the principal performer was one Edgoose".
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89		Green OliveMayGreen 318 984.jpg "PHILADELPHIA & SHINEY MOW" by Olive M. EDGOOSE (1910-2003) In 1993 Olive May Edgoose formerly Green wrote a chapter entitled "Philadelphia & Shiney Mow" for the book "I Remember.......The North East" published by the Pentland Press Ltd. (ISBN 1 85821 149 2) This is the article she gave me. Page 1 of 3
90		Green OliveMayGreen 318 985.jpg "PHILADELPHIA & SHINEY MOW" by Olive M. EDGOOSE (1910-2003) In 1993 Olive May Edgoose formerly Green wrote a chapter entitled "Philadelphia & Shiney Mow" for the book "I Remember.......The North East" published by the Pentland Press Ltd. (ISBN 1 85821 149 2) This is the article she gave me. Page 2 of 3
91		Green OliveMayGreen 318 986.jpg "PHILADELPHIA & SHINEY MOW" by Olive M. EDGOOSE (1910-2003) In 1993 Olive May Edgoose formerly Green wrote a chapter entitled "Philadelphia & Shiney Mow" for the book "I Remember.......The North East" published by the Pentland Press Ltd. (ISBN 1 85821 149 2) This is the article she gave me. Page 3 of 3
92		Hansen CharlesSophusThorwaldHansen 419 842.jpg CHARLES SOPHUS THORWALD HANSEN (1858-1907) WHO: Husband of Kerenhappuck EDGOOSE (1863-1942) WHERE: 484 N. Third Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. WHAT: Advertisement for Mevan Salve Source: Human Nature, Volume 15 Page 15, May 1904.
93		Hinchcliff DavidHinchcliff 1414 945.jpg OBITUARY OF THE REVEREND DAVID HINCHCLIFF 1870-1962 [cutting from an unknown newspaper]
94		Hinchcliff DavidHinchcliff 690 028.jpg DEATH OF DAVID HINCHCLIFF (1837-1904) AND HIS WIFE Cutting from unknown Chicago newspaper.
95		Hinchcliff JohnDouglasHinchliff 2880 954.jpg JOHN DOUGLAS HINCHCLIFF O.B.E. (1914-1977) Queen's Birthday Honours List 1972 The little village of Eynsford once again features in the list, with resident Mr. John Douglas Hinchcliff of New Place, Castle Yard, honoured with an O.B.E.
96		O'CONNOR Elizabeth (formerly Edgoose) - death notice) - The Australian Star 1 June 1899.jpg
97		Rowley ElizaRowley 382 501.jpg ELIZA ROWLEY (1811-1848) WHO: Daughter of Thomas ROWLEY saddlers' ironmonger (Circa 1770-1845) and his wife Sarah (Circa 1776-1835); wife of the Reverend Jesse EDGOOSE (1813-1856). WHEN: Died 8 March 1848. WHERE: Oldham Circuit WHAT: Tabular Record of Mortality SOURCE: The Christian Miscellany and Family Visiter REFERENCE: August 1848 iii 256. FONS
98		The Timber Firm 2146 034.jpg The premises of W.L. Edgoose in Church Lane East shortly after the move from Perowne Street. The previous occupant was a bicycle repair shop. From the Aldershot News Special Coronation Number, 11 August 1902.
99		The Timber Firm 2146 035.jpg THE TIMBER FIRM Unloading timber at Wharf Bridge, Farnborough Road, Aldershot, in March 1920. The two barges had travelled up the Basingstoke Canal from the Thames. Reprinted from the Aldershot News of Friday, 19 March 1920, with permission dated 7 November 2017 from Trinity Mirror plc
100		The Timber Firm 2146 036.jpg THE TIMBER FIRM W. L. Edgoose's advertisement for the sale of timber "Now lying at ALDERSHOT WHARF, on the Basingstoke Canal" See photograph of Aldershot Wharf and the barges under Photos Photocopied from the Aldershot News of Friday 19 March 1920 with permission of Trinity Mirror plc