Genealogy

The history of local families

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1		Casualties of WW2	1	Francis James Adams William Edward Bennett Albert George Botley Marcus Robert Bradley Browse Albert Ernest Budd Grace V Capp Charles Albert Thomas Cheeseman Stanley Edward Cook Edith Dignam Herbert Easton Dornom Sydney James Field Eric Gordon Gale Newell Herbert Gale Alfred Loraine Gurney-Richmond Hedley Charles Jewell Alexander George Leete Robert Victor Paul Marchand Douglas Frank Partridge Ernest G W Partridge Alfred Eli Roy Perring David Michael Putt
2		Casualties of WWI	3	Edwin Clarence Paige Adams John Adams Ball John Ernest Calkin James Arthur Canham Awdrey Lawrence Cove George Moore Cranch Maurice Henry Dare Thomas Dare William Percy Distin Richard Evans Douglas Cameron Foster James Andrew Friend John Henry Gillard Arthur Frederick Halstead Albert Berry Hodder William Jarvis William Jarvis Thomas Benjamin Victor Larcombe James Alfred Lethbridge John Murch Samuel Patey
3		Civilian War Casualties Civilians killed in Enemy Air raids on Salcombe	6	Grace V Capp Edith Dignam Catherine Susan Patey David Michael Putt William Henry Putt
4		Farms and Agriculture Charting the History of Local Farms and Farmers	0
5		Lifeboat Disaster 1916 The men that survived or were lost in the 1916 Disaster	13
6		Property Search Brief History of Properties. Owners, etc	0
7		Salcombe Lifeboat memorial The Memorial to the Thirteen volunteer Lifeboatmen who lost their lives on 27 Oct 1916.	1	James Alfred Canham John Ashley Cook James Henry Cove John Ambrose Cudd William Francis Cudd Albert Distin Samuel March Distin Peter Heath Foale Peter Heath Foale William James Foale William Wakeham Lamble Thomas Putt Albert Edwin Wood
8		Salcombe Ships	23
9		World War I Shipwrecks Ships that were wrecked around Bolt Head or Start Bay	0
10		Young mens Bible class picnic 1899 Millbay	1

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