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1	died of meningitis	Mary Maude Alexander
2	Granddaughter of Abraham Allen, Esq., Sergt. Surgeon to King James I. ref: Pedigree of Attree of Theobalds.	Sarah Allen
3	Private 5347096 2nd Bn. Royal Berkshire Regt.	Walter George Allwright
4	5th Baronet Alston of Chelsea, London Sir Evelyn Alston, 5th Bt. succeeded to the title of 5th Baronet Alston, of Chelsea, co. Middlesex and of Bradwell Abbey, Bucks. [E., 1682] in 1718.1 In 1721 he sold the estate of Long Ditton. He lived at Redstones, Reigate, Surrey, England, after having wasted his estate.	Evelyn Alston
5	6th Baronet Alston of Chelsea	Evelyn Alston
6	1st Baronet Alston of Chelsea	Joseph Alston
7	2nd Baronet Alston of Chelsea	Joseph Alston
8	3rd Baronet Alston of Chelsea	Joseph Alston
9	4th Baronet Alston of Chelsea	Joseph Alston
10	7th Baronet Alston of Chelsea	William Alston
11	Andonis 1 son and 7 daughters For the 7 daughters he built 7 houses around a yard and today in Symi it is known as the "Avli" (the yard) His grandson Andonis Agelidis is 90 years old (Feb 2000) and was the Mayor of Symi from 1975 to 1982	Andonis Angelidis
12	Mayor of Symi from 1975 to 1982	Andonis Angelidis
13	Cellerman, Private, Royal Fusiliers, 17th Bn. Service No. 51632. Buried in Abbeville Communal Cemetry, France. Grave ref: II. B. 8.	Charles Henry Ansell
14	Death registered as Clement	William Clement Ansell
15	Buried as Anesta Constantinou Antoney	Anesta Apoukontria
16	Passport number C58357, Naturalised on 05 Mar 1914, Australian Citizen Cert. 17506	Chrisafina Argirou
17	12 Children	John Arnold
18	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
19	20th in descent from Edward III See the Plantagenet roll of the blood royal, being a complete table of all the descendants now living of Edward III., King of England Willoughby Astley was born at St. Perranuthnee, Cornwall, England in 1859 and died at Nelson, B.C. in 1948. In 1894 he married Ida Penn, who was born at Islington East, Middlesex, England in 1873 and died at Nelson B.C. in 1933. There were two children. Mr. Astley arrived in Canada in 1879 and worked his way across Canada arriving at Banff and Lake Minnewanka in 1886. In association with W.H. Desborough built the first log hotel at Lake Minnewanka and operated it until 1889. At the request of William White he went to Lake Louise to develop the resort. He was there until 1895. Mount Saint Piran is located in the Lake Louise area of Banff National Park, Alberta, Canad. ount St. Piran is two kilometer east of Mt Niblock and one kilometer northwest of Lake Agnes. It is situated in the Bow Range three kilometers east of the Continental Divide. The gentle slopes of Mount St. Piran can easily been seen from Lake Louise, or from afar along Highways 93 and 1. The peak was named in 1894 by Samuel Allen for Saint Piran, the parton saint of Cornwall, England. Willoughby John Astley, who hailed from Cornwall, was the first manager of Chateau Lake Louise.	Willoughby John Astley
20	A Collector of a subsidy for Sussex, 1488, Lord of Otehall	John At Ree
21	of Lockstrood	John At Ree
22	Otehall passed on to the Godman family	daughter Atte Ree
23	Lord of the Manor of Otehall, 1438	John Atte Ree
24	of Theobalds	Richard Atte Ree
25	Lord of Otehall, 1523-1537	Thomas Atte Ree
26	Lord of Otehall in 1502 and 1503	William Atte Ree
27	Birth registered as Benjamin	(John) Benjamin Attree
28	Married her first cousin	Agnes Attree
29	Killed-in-Action; Able Seaman, P/JX 624852 H.M.S. Manners (Frigate K 568), Royal Navy On 26 January 1945, HMS Manners (A/Cdr. John Valentine Waterhouse, DSO, RN) was hit by one torpedo from U-1051 some 20 miles from Skerries, Isle of Man. The U-boat was sunk by the counter-attack of several escorts from the 4th and 5th Escort Group. The frigate broke in two after the hit, the stern sank with the loss of four officers and 39 ratings, while 15 others were injured. The forepart of the vessel was towed into Barrow in Furness and was declared a total loss.	Albert Alfred Attree
30	Listed as Missing in Feb 8, 1945 edition of Toronto Star Attree, Albert E , Pte of Central Ontario Regiment, Mother Mrs Ada E. Attree. May 15, 1945 Toronto Daily Star lists as being released from German POW Camp.	Albert Edward Attree
31	Served in RAMC during WW1	Albert Ernest Attree
32	Emigrated to Canada in 1919	Albert John Attree
33	1881 Census address: 29 Staunton Street, Deptford	Alfred Attree
34	Barrister-at-Law, Tithes and Enclosures Commission	Alfred Mackinson Attree
35	1881 census lodging with his brother George Attree	Allen Attree
36	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
37	Possible marriage 2 Apr 1781at New Shoreham to John Bailey of Steyning.	Ann Attree
38	Married 1921 at Simla, India	Annie Gertrude Attree
39	Enlisted in Royal Engineers on Feb 14, 1911, discharged 1919.	Arthur Ernest Attree
40	Gunner 1028 Royal Field Artillery 1/3rd, Sussex Battery, 1st Home Counties Brigade. Enlisted in Hove.	Arthur Frank Attree
41	Sergt, 2nd Royal Berks Regt.	Arthur Leslie Attree
42	Lance Corporal (201339), 1st/4th Bn., Royal Sussex Regiment. Grave ref: IA. A. 7.	Arthur William (Tree) Attree
43	Baptised in the little parlour at Laughton Place on account of her being very ill. (LDS film 0504425)	Barbara Attree
44	of 30 William Street, Brighton	Benjamin Attree
45	Private L/8745 2nd Battl. Royal Sussex Regiment Commonwealth War Graves Commission, Grave ref. I.A.18 Posthumously Mentioned in Dispatches in London Gazett 22 June 1915 BUCKMAN R, 'The Royal Sussex Regiment -Military Honours and Awards 1864 -1920' Published by J&KH Publishing, Hailsham, East Sussex ISBN 1 900511 66 5 pp 360 Travelled to Canada Oct 9, 1912 on the S.S. Ascania (Army records). Noted in his army record that his belongings should be forwarded to A.C. Attree in Toronto, Canada. Southwick and Fishersgate War Memorial: http://www.btinternet.com/~hanson/warmem.htm	Benjamin Rupert Attree
46	Known as Boyce Tree of Mile End	Boyce (Tree) Attree
47	The memorial is in the wall of St. John the Baptist Church, Lynmouth, Devon In loving memory of CECIL DOUGLAS ATTREE of this parish died For many years a local councillor & county councillor of Devon An untiring worker for his fellow men. The day thou givest Lord is ended. This tablet was erected by his wife & family.	Cecil Douglas Attree
48	1891 Census living at New Town, Uckfield, Sussex. Filed for divorce: Divorce Court File: file J 77/452/3776. Appellant: Charles Attree. Respondent: Annie Florence Attree. Co-respondent: Tom Mantell. Type: Husband's petition for divorce.	Charles Attree
49	Charles Attree of Wiiliam Street, Brighton	Charles Attree
50	1881 census noted as Attlee	Charles Hill Attree