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51		1903 - Tuesday 23 June 1903 , Portsmouth Evening News , Hampshire, England A good cricketing story is a rarity....	John CROSSLAND
52		1903 - Wednesday 30 September 1903 , Lancashire Evening Post , Lancashire, England. Interment at Blackburn Cemetery...	John CROSSLAND
53		1903 - Wednesday 30 September 1903 , Nottingham Evening Post , Nottinghamshire, England Under the most depressing circumstances...	John CROSSLAND
54		1904 Death Index David E Young	David England Young
55		1908 cup Darwen My mother, Doris Entwistle, had a cup identical to this. She said all babies born in Darwen in 1908 were given one of these cups. The Mayor at the time was George Pickup Holden and in 1908 Darwen had just adopted The Early Notification of Birth Act which required parents to notify the Medical Office of Health within 36 hours that a birth had taken place. Once the the MOD became aware of the birth he arranged for the newly appointed health visitor to visit the family and give advice on the care of the new born. This was an attempt to reduce infant mortality. At the end of the 19th century about 20% of infants never lived to see their first birthday. George Pickup Holden paid for the sliver plated cups out of his own pocket and were given to parent who allowed the health visitor to visit. The scheme only started in February 1908 and ended at the end of Holden's term as Mayor in November 1908. I have calculated that between 600 - 700 births took place during this period but there are no records as to how many cup were given out. (Thanks to Tony Foster for this information.)	Doris ENTWISTLE
56		1911 Census John Crumpe Young's family at 18 Thomson Road, Seaforth (near Liverpool) JCY - 43, Jane Banks Young - 42, Ernest Alfred Young - 16, Ida Gertrude Young - 15, John Crumpe Young - 6, Jane's mother, Ellen Cowen - 63, widow	Jane Banks COWEN John Crumpe YOUNG
57		1911 census James Sloan and family	Mary ROUGHSEDGE Annie SLOAN Gertrude SLOAN James SLOAN James SLOAN John Thomas SLOAN Mary SLOAN Robert Joseph SLOAN Ruth SLOAN Samuel SLOAN Sarah SLOAN William SLOAN
58		1911 census.jpg	John Crumpe YOUNG
59		1911 George Banks.jpg	George Thomas BANKS Catherine ENTWISLE
60		1912 - Saturday 29 June 1912 , Yorkshire Evening Post , West Yorkshire, England. ...when it was that Jack Crossland, the Lancashire fast bowler, threw a ball over the viaduct at Lockwood, near Huddersfield....?	John CROSSLAND
61		1918 - Saturday 29 June 1918 , Yorkshire Evening Post , West Yorkshire, England. ...whose the bowler....?	John CROSSLAND
62		1920 Census Sallie is sharing 144 Morningside Avenue, Manhattan, New York with three other women and working as a teacher at Teachers' College, Columbia University, New York	Sallie Belle TANNAHILL
63		1928 - Tuesday 10 January 1928 , Nottingham Evening Post , Nottinghamshire, England A cricketer's story	John CROSSLAND
64		1930 news cutting headlines.jpg	Edward ENTWISTLE
65		1930 news cutting.jpg	Edward ENTWISTLE
66		1932 - Friday 13 May 1932 , Nottingham Evening Post , Nottinghamshire, England. A Lancashire Yarn - 'how to bowl fast by picking potatoes from a nearby greengrocer's hamper and bowling them along the street.'	John CROSSLAND
67		1932 Entwistle Family holiday in Brighton	Family: William Henry ENTWISLE / Doris ENTWISTLE (Married) Doris ENTWISTLE William ENTWISTLE Margaret GARNER George WHITTAKER
68		1932 Entwistle family holiday in Brighton 1	William Henry ENTWISLE Doris ENTWISTLE Margaret Alice ENTWISTLE
69		1932 Entwistle family holiday in Brighton 3	Family: William Henry ENTWISLE / Doris ENTWISTLE (Married) George WHITTAKER
70		1932 Entwistle family holiday in Brighton 4	Doris ENTWISTLE Margaret Alice ENTWISTLE Lena Ethel SHARPLES
71		1932 Entwistle family holiday in Brighton 5	Family: William Henry ENTWISLE / Doris ENTWISTLE (Married) Doris ENTWISTLE Margaret Alice ENTWISTLE George WHITTAKER
72		At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.	William Henry ENTWISLE Living Doris ENTWISTLE
73		1939 Register Edmund Proctor	Edmund PROCTOR
74		At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.	Nellie ENTWISLE Albert GARNER Constance GARNER Living Joseph Raymond GARNER
75		1944 newsclip The night when Dave was lost.	David BROWN
76		1944 newsclip.jpg	David BROWN
77		1st birthday card	David BROWN Doreen BROWN Mary SLOAN
78		1st birthday message
79		2 Hartham Road Upper Holloway	Family: John Tannahill ROBERTSON / Charlotte SMITH
80		211 James Whittaker Catherine Entwistle marriage	Catherine ENTWISTLE James WHITTAKER
81		2181 William Entwistle Mary Entwistle marriage e.jpg
82		24 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea In 1871 John (36) was living at 24 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, London with his wife Charlotte (26), baby son Albert Alfred (8 months), mother Jean Tannahill (63), adopted daughter Mary Ann Walton (15) and a visitor Malvina Curti (18). John was a master decorator (out of employ).	Albert Alfred ROBERTSON John Tannahill ROBERTSON John Tannahill ROBERTSON Charlotte SMITH Jean TANNAHILL Mary Ann WALTON
83		3 crown coin	Sidney SMITH Sidney SMITH
84		33 Bold street Liverpool 1851 Census detail for 1851. This was the address where Charlotte performed as The Infant Magnet during the summer of 1856. Described in advert as 33 Bold Street, next to Russell's French and Italian warehouse.	Charlotte SMITH
85		343 Samuel Lonsdale & Margaret Drinkwater marriage	Family: Samuel LONSDALE / Margaret DRINKWATER (Married) Margaret DRINKWATER
86		3rd Battle of the Aisne	Charles WRIGHT
87		4 Grenville Road U. Holloway William (39) and his wife Maud (44) lived here in 1901 with their daughter Olive Mary Charlotte FOSSETT(13)	William FOSSETT
88		40 Upper Church Street, Brighton Photo taken in 2010 of the address we think is the one on Jeanie's death certificate. Across the road is the old church. Jeannie Tannahill Robertson died on 16 Apr 1877 of senile decay at 40,Upper Church Street,Brighton, Sussex. In 1891 Kelly's directory this was a lodging house occupied by Mrs Ann Towns.	John Tannahill ROBERTSON Jean TANNAHILL
89		42 Adelaide St 1901 census This was a previous family living in the house.	Family: David BROWN / Ellen MAGINNES
90		4th East Lancs in Egypt	Albert GARNER
91		5 cents coin	Sidney SMITH Sidney SMITH
92		6 Entwistle brothers.jpg	Henry ENTWISTLE Percival ENTWISTLE Percival ENTWISTLE (Burial) Ralph ENTWISTLE Samuel ENTWISTLE Sebastian ENTWISTLE Thomas ENTWISTLE William ENTWISTLE
93		6th Foot soldier Napoleonic Wars.jpg	James ENTWISTLE
94		8 Eastern Terrace, Brighton In 1881 an Ellen Robertson, born in Liverpool, was working as a housemaid at 8 Eastern Terrace, Brighton. (RG 11/1077) EASTERN TERRACE: This imposing terrace has nine large, four-storey, listed houses of about 1827-8, some of the finest in the town. Nos.1-2 and 9 have wide bow fronts, while no.8 has a concave facade. Most have Doric porches, and nos.5-7 have unstuccoed first floors faced in yellow brick. No.1 was occupied from 1836 until 1858 by the first Lord Sudeley, and then by Sir Albert Sassoon in 1876-96; the Bombay Bar in St George's Road (q.v.) behind the house was constructed as his private mausoleum. The house became the Court Royal Hotel in 1914, and was converted into Court Royal Mansions in the early 1950s. No.2 was the home of the famous journalist George Augustus Sala in the 1890s, while no.9 was occupied for some time by King Manoel II of Portugal during his exile; it later became the Royal Sussex Hotel and then part of the MunicipalTrainingCollege until the 1970s. {44,46,83}	Ellen Ferguson ROBERTSON
95		81 Farringdon Street Charlotte Smith died here of acute bronchitis on 20 Feb 1887, five days after giving birth to her son, James Hollingham Robertson. The baby died on 8 Mar at his aunt Ellen's home.	Charlotte SMITH
96		82 Regent Street (left of flag) Charles Fossett lived or worked at 76-82 The Quadrant, Regent Street from at least 1834 until his retirement in 1864.	Charles FOSSETT
97		83 Hartham Road U. Holloway	Family: John Tannahill ROBERTSON / Charlotte SMITH
98		9 Devenant Road U. Holloway Montague Hollingham Robertson was born here on1 Sep 1875. Parents named on birth certificate as George Robertson and Charlotte Robertson, formerly Smith. Further evidence that his father was George Hollingham.	Family: George Hollingham / Charlotte SMITH Montague Hollingham Robertson
99		A Diary from the Dardanelles Transcription of handwritten diary of a Darwen man who volunteered for the Fourth East Lancashire Regiment during the First World War. Found by his family after his death in 1968.	Nellie ENTWISLE Albert GARNER Constance GARNER
100		A Diary from the Dardanelles 1915 p01 I found this as an article published in the Darwen Advertiser and News, Wednesday November 3, 1982. 'TODAY WE publish the lucid and vivid diary of a Darwen man who volunteered for the Fourth East Lancashire Regiment during the First World War. Mrs Nellie Garner unearthed her late husband Albert's diary of his time in the Dardanelles while looking through some old papers...' We visited the Imperial War Museum in 2009 and were able to read and obtain copies of the original diaries, deposited by his daughter nearly three decades ago.	I2515 Albert GARNER