Miscellaneous
| Person | Birth Year | Death Year | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sarah Ismena Benson | 1849 | 1930 | Two probates on death in 1931, Ireland and UK |
| Patricia Allison Isham Brietzcke | 1922 | 2017 | Deceased Estates Notice |
| Thomas Robertson Brown | 1859 | 1908 | Born at sea "off Cape Rorke" |
| Henry Browne | c 1881 | Assumed to be son of Rachel - only female BROWNE of approx age | |
| Rachel Catherine Browne | 1857 | c 1958 | Assumed to be mother of Henryl - only female BROWNE of approx age |
| Elizabeth Fuller | c 1727 | 1754 | Youngest daughter of Henry & Deborah Fuller |
| Henrietta Letita Sophia Gavan | 1845 | c 1926 | Henrietta spent much of her adult life an invalid, so children were raised in large part by their Irish grandmother |
| Betty Marguerite Homan | 1913 | 2018 | 2 children b 1940 & 1942 |
| Pauline Mary Leech | 1917 | 1994 | Bletchley Park - Hut 6 & Block D(6) 1942-45 |
| Cheetham's Library, Manchester - Assistant Librarian 1946-73 | |||
| Abraham Shackleton | 1696 | 1771 | Youngest of 6 children of Richard & Sarah Shackleton |
| Teacher at school of David Hall, Skipton, Yorkshire | |||
| Founded Boarding School for boys | |||
| Ernest Henry Shackleton | 1874 | 1922 | Ernest went to sea at age 16 on the Hoghton Tower, bound for a trip around Cape Horn. |
| Qualified as First Mate | |||
| Assigned to a ship that was transporting troops to South Africa, in support of the Boer War | |||
| Attempted (failed) to become a MP | |||
| Francis Richard Shackleton | 1876 | 1941 | See the tale of the "Theft of the Irish Crown Jewels" |
| Ann Elizabeth Smith | 1880 | Birth place in 1911 census "Acton Turville, Wiltshire", but Acton Turville is in Gloucestershire |