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Mary Doar
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Mary Doar![]() Chronology: In 1901 she was visiting at 24 Hampden St, Beeston, Notts. This was the house of USA born Frank Parton, railway clerk. 3 4 On 8 Nov 1906 Mary Doar, 21, single, "domestic" arrived at Ellis Island, NY, USA from Liverpool on the Teutonic bound for Sidney, NY, to visit friend Ralph Godfrey. She is recorded as being 5ft fair, brown hair and eyes and suffering from Neuro Ch????is. 5 6 |
1 Ancestry.com Online Census and BMD, www.ancestry.com, 1891C.
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Chris Andrew (candrew AT kingston.net), Births Mar 1884 3
Ancestry.com Online Census and BMD, www.ancestry.com, 1901C.
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Chris Andrew (candrew AT kingston.net), 1901 census: Beeston, Notts 5
Ellis Island Website, Arrival certificate and passenger manisfest entry. Images on file.
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Chris Andrew (candrew AT kingston.net), The disorder is conjunctivitis - which is an eye infection, sometimes referred to today as "pink eye". I think the word "memo" was there to draw attention to the affliction.
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RG13 3153 50/46
Frank PARTON Head M 45 Railway Clerk Jersey City USA
Catherine PARTON Wife M 45 Bourne Lincs
Mary DORE Visitor S 16 Ilkeston
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