Notes: Our Family History

Our Family History

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1	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Thurlby, William (I133)
2	After Jack.(John Henry) and Nellie married he volunteered for the army in WW1. When he left for France Nellie was pregnant and gave birth to her son Jack in May 1916. Jack senior was given compassionate leave to visit his wife and son. When he returned to France he was sent straight back to the front line near Ypres. lnstead of the letter Nellie had been expecting, she received a telegram to say her husband had died of wounds inflicted in battle. John Henry is commemorated in Christ Church, Chesterfield, he is buried in a smalltown called Ballieul which is about 12km from Ypres.	Dannatt, John Henry (I0105)
3	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Dannatt, Alisanna (I11)
4	Clothes caught fire	Dannatt, Rose Miriam (I0051)
5	Died from a brain hemorrhage after a cycling accident	Fetzer, Adam (I0441)
6	Field Value County Nottinghamshire Place (Links to more information) Nottingham Church name (Links to more information) St Barnabas Register type (Links to more information) Register entry number Birth date 06 Mar 1852 Baptism date 14 Mar 1852 Person forename Daniel John Person sex M Father forename Owen Mother forename Rose Ann Father surname POLIN Mother surname CARR Person abode Father occupation Notes Transcribed by John Turton File line number 1501	Polin, Daniel John (I48)
7	Field Value County Nottinghamshire Place (Links to more information) Nottingham Church name (Links to more information) St Barnabas Register type (Links to more information) Register entry number Birth date 24 May 1856 Baptism date 01 Jun 1856 Person forename Alice Mary Person sex F Father forename Hugh Mother forename Rose Ann Father surname POLIN Mother surname CARR Person abode Father occupation Notes Transcribed by John Turton File line number 2615	Polin, Alice Mary (I49)
8	Field Value County Nottinghamshire Place (Links to more information) Nottingham Church name (Links to more information) St Barnabas Register type (Links to more information) Unspecified Register entry number Birth date 06 Mar 1849 Baptism date 08 Mar 1849 Person forename John Person sex M Father forename Owen Mother forename Rose Ann Father surname MACPOLIN Mother surname CARR Person abode Father occupation Notes Transcribed by John Turton File line number 984	MacPolin, John (I46)
9	Field Value County Nottinghamshire Place (Links to more information) Nottingham Church name (Links to more information) St Barnabas Register type (Links to more information) Unspecified Register entry number Birth date 06 Mar 1849 Baptism date 08 Mar 1849 Person forename John Person sex M Father forename Owen Mother forename Rose Ann Father surname MACPOLIN Mother surname CARR Person abode Father occupation Notes Transcribed by John Turton File line number 984	MacPolin, John (I46)
10	Interred in Nottinghams' private run general cemetry. see article on Ellen Poland	Poland, Daniel (I45)
11	Maybe Harthill, South Yorkshire	Barlow, Mary Harriet (I3)
12	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Hemsley, John (I0159)
13	Reported in Courier Newspaper on Saturday 27th May 1916 A sensation was caused in the village on Monday morning when it became known that one of the oldest members of the Heath Unit of Home Guards, Mr Owen Polin, had passed away suddenly during the night. The deceased was well and about as usual on Sunday evening but died suddenly about midnight, having burst a blood vessel. At the funeral on Wednesday, the local Home Guards turned out almost to a man to pay their last respects to their old comrade. His uniform cap was placed on he coffin. The members of the Corps sent a beautiful wreath inscribed “With deepest Sympathy from the officers and members of the Heath Unit of Home Guards”. The last rites were conducted by the Rev. John Fowler (vicar of Heath).	Polin, Owen (I50)
14	The Nottinghamshire Guardian May 3rd 1849 John Polin On 26th April 1849 inquest before the Town Coroner at the Horse & Chaise. On the body of John Polin, infant son of Owen Polin of Kent Street, Travelling Draper. The deceased had been unwell since it's birth and on the morning of the inquest was found dead in bed. Verdict – Natural Causes. The Nottinghamshire Guardian May 3rd 1849 Death list – Apr – Jun 1849 vol 15, Page 435 cannot find birth record.	MacPolin, John (I46)
15	Thomas married Emily (Peggy) Brown in 1945 and got sent to Burma almost immediately. He wasn't a prisoner of war but was separated from his regiment during a fierce battle and he and several others were reported missing presumed dead. When the Americans took Burma from the Japanese they were all found, more dead than alive. Tommy had one of his lungs removed on the hospital ship and recuperated in Calcutta and Johannesburg then back to this country. He had TB. He died in 1951.	Dannatt, Thomas (I276)
16	Was killed at Dinnington Colliery age 16 due to a roof fall. Was employed as Pony Driver	Hemsley, Jim (I0262)