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1		A Poem to Remember... A note for all Family Historians.	Living
2		A summary of family stories...	F002
3		Estate Inventory of Lawrence Smith (1849-1915) An inventory of the desceased estate is required by Scottish Law.	Lawrence 'Law' SMITH
4		Footprints in the Sand... Dad was a member of the Sandhurst Poetry Club, this one was one of his favourites...	Peter Watson Fleming LISTON-SMITH
5		Kinship Report wrt PC Liston-Smith	Living
6		Kinship Report wrt Sidnee Day	Henry COTTERELL
7		Living (At least one living individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)	Living Living
8		Leith Observer - The Death of Lawrence Smith Printed 20th November 1915	Lawrence 'Law' SMITH
9		Letter from the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) acknowledging Laura Annie Crewe LOTHERINGTON's 50 year membership. Received on the 8th July 1970.	Laura Annie Crewe LOTHERINGTON
10		Letter from the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) acknowledging Laura Annie Crewe LOTHERINGTON's imminent start at the pharmaceutical college. Received on the 7th April 1919	Laura Annie Crewe LOTHERINGTON
11		Obituary for Adela Watson (1861-1922) From the Lynn Advertiser, Wisbech Constitutional Gazette and Norfolk & Cambridge Herald (1-Dec-1922)	Anne FICKLING John LOTHERINGTON Adela WATSON
12		test new history	Living
13		The Career of Lawrence Smith (1849-1915) Lawrence worked all his working life at the Leith, Hull and Hamburg Steam Packet Company Ltd. in Leith, Scotland, the same company in which his father, Laurence, lost his life Captaining the SS Roslin in 1856.	Lawrence 'Law' SMITH
14		The Census Taker... a poem to remember...	Charles William LOTHERINGTON
15		The GREEN's and the William COWPER (19C English Poet) Connection The story of the "Jane AUSTEN" link. Is it true?	Harriet GREEN John RICHARDSON
16		The History & Architecture of The Wheatley Hotel, Ben Rydding, Yorkshire, England The Hotel was owned by Arthur and Ada Lotherington sometime during the early 1900's. Granny had a letter form the RPS which was addressed to her at the Wheatley Hotel - the letter is dated April 1919.	Agnes Mary Cooper LOTHERINGTON Arthur Hauxwell LOTHERINGTON Gwendolin Janet Crewe LOTHERINGTON Laura Annie Crewe LOTHERINGTON Ada Mary Jennings SPENCE
17		The Last Will & Testament of Helen SMITH nee BOOTH (1808 - 1886)	Helen BOOTH
18		The Last Will & Testament of John RICHARDSON (d. bet 1770-1774)	Jane BROWN
19		The Last Will & Testament of Joseph Matkin (1775-1850) Great, Great, Great Grandfather of Philip C Liston-Smith	Joseph MATKIN
20		The Last Will & Testament of Laurence SMITH (1807 - 1856)	Laurence SMITH
21		The Last Will & Testament of Lawrence Smith (1849-1915)	Lawrence 'Law' SMITH
22		The Manor House, 1 Northgate, Oakham, Rutland, England. The propery was put on the market in April 2004 - this document was provided by the Estate Agent dealing with the sale.	F008
23		The Nautical Career of Captain Laurence Smith (1807-1856) Captain Smith perished with all hands in November 1856 on board the SS Roslin.	Laurence SMITH
24		The Pharmaceutical Career Of Laura Annie Crewe MATKIN nee LOTHERINGTON (1896-1982) Also with reference to the career of Phil MATKIN (1895-1962)	Laura Annie Crewe LOTHERINGTON Philip MATKIN
25		The track of the HMS Challenger on its three and half year voyage.	Joseph MATKIN
26		The Voyage of HMS Challenger A jounrney second only in importance to 19th Century Oceanography voyage of Charles Darwins' HMS Beagle	Joseph MATKIN
27		WWI Medal Card of Phil MATKIN Served 3 years in France with the Royal Army Service Corps, Motor Transport, probably as a motor cyclist - see photo taken in Sept 1915, standing with his older brother Charles, Phil can be clearly seen with motorcycle goggles around his cap. The "Z" in the remark column indicates he was ready for immediate recall if hostilities were to breakout again - strange as PM had been gassed in France. The "M2" prefix to his unit number indicated that PM was a "motor mechanic - 2nd class", there were by the way no 1st class mechanics. PM would be expected to drive/ride any motor transport in the battalion and also make necessary repairs.	Philip MATKIN
28		“FOREFATHERS” by EDMUND BLUNDEN	Living