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Bangor
Assorted Lot
Photos - Everything Else
no specific family name, names mentioned: Robertson,
Duncan, Crowe, Torrens, Morrison, Townsend
 
 
 
 
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1) 5th November 1943 - H. Robertson Esq., 72 Brunswick Road, Bangor, N.
Ireland - Military Airgraph by Egyptian Postal Administration. Sender's
Address: 385/11?LAA Reg. R.A., C.M.F. Christmas Greetings from The
Eighth Army and Happy New Year to you and all the family from Gordon. Drop
me a line sometimes. G.
2) 26th May 1943 - National Registration Identity Card UAQR 5/1
Duncan, Gordon, 14 Winder Place, Armagh
3) Identity Card No. 11304
4) 29th August ?? - Mr. Gordon Duncan, Caledon, Co.
Tyrone - Try Ingl? Road, Armagh
5) 28th September 1955? - Stamp: New Zealand. Morrison: Origin of Chief -
Norse (The above is out of "The Clans, Septs and Regiments of the Scottish
Highlands" by Frank Adams, F.R.G.S., F.S.A. Scot.) Hope this answers your
query seeing that the English translation is given. Alan discovered this in
the book. Bob [partial address: Morrison?, Moira Drive, Bangor, Nth. Ireland
from Spiers, Auckland]
 
 
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1) TORRENS- At his residence, Mullan, on the 11th inst., Robert
Torrens, ages 78 years. Death of Mr. Robert Torrens - It is with
feelings of regret that we chronicle the demise of Mr. Robert Torrens, which
took place at his residence, Mullan, on Tuesday, at the ripe age of 78
years. Deceased was a man who lived an upright and industrious life, and
always regarded it as a privilege to oblige his fellow-man, and that, too,
without the semblance of outward show. Large are the numbers outside the
circle of the deceased's relatives who sorrow for their departed friend. For
some thirty years he was connected with First Kilrea Presbyterian Church,
and no member of that congregation stood higher in the estimation of the
pastor, and no parent set a better example. He leaves a widow, two sons, and
six daughters, to whom we tender our sincere sympathy in their bereavement.
The funeral, which took place on Thursday afternoon, was large and
representative, and the place of interment was the family burying-ground
connected with Moneydig Presbyterian Church. TORRENS - In
Hospital, New York City (of pneumonia), on 3rd November, 1922, Mary,
daughter of the late Robert Torrens, The Mullan, Kilrea. Deeply regretted.
TORRENS - At the residence of her son-in-law, Ballyagan, Garvagh, on
the 1st March 1933, Elizabeth, wife of the late Robert Torrens, Mullan,
Kilrea, in her 87th year. Deeply regretted. Another link with the
older generation has been broken by the death of Mrs. Torrens, relict of the
late Robert Torrens, Mullan, which took place on the 1st inst. Deceased was
of an amiable and kindly nature, and took a great interest in the welfare of
her family. To her son, Mr. D. C. Torrens, Mullan, one of the most respected
and popular members of the community, genuine sympathy will be extended.
2) Robert Torrens, Carnroe? near Kilrea, County Derry, Ireland
3) 23rd October 1933 - Postmark Edinburgh to Miss B. Townsend, 67 Bryansburn
Road, Bangor, Co. Down
4) Mrs. Robertson, 73 Brunswick Road, Bangor Road, Co. Down
5) Rev. W. A. A. Park 1935 - 1992? Successor to Rev. Harry McMaster
1923-1934. Rev. W. J. Currie of First Bangor was placed in charge of
the vacancy, permission was rapidly obtained from the Union Commission to
appoint a new minister who has applied? "It would be easier to give
the names of those who had not" For first time in Ballygilbert history
a hearing committee & three members of Kirk? mission and three members of
the committee was appointed. W. R. A. Park appointed unanimously,
recommendation presented to congregation 11 Nov. 1934, immediately endorsed.
Park ordained 1 Jan 1935. CLICK image 5 for full details
6) May 1913 - not sure what these 2 pages are, looks like a diary, M. T. W.
etc. and what's planned for each day ie. Church, at Shane's Castle, Cutting
peat in Caraghbog etc.
7) Lead me in Thy Truth PSA. 25.5
   
 
   
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1) Partial Amendment of Rules of the United Society of Boilermakers and Iron
and Steel Shipbuilders.
2) Toothbrush Balmers Ltd., Chemists, Bangor
3) The Good Old Psalms
4) book cover 'My Life & Loves by Frank Harris
5) The Queen's University of Belfast. Matriculation Examination French -
Grammar
Photos
very few of the photos have any information, I've listed them first also
some are taken from poor quality from negatives
 
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1) back of postcard stamped 'Branch Studio, Queen's Parade, Bangor' - Robt.
Lyttle, 12 High Street, Belfast
2) note biscuit ? in each.
3) Aunt Lizzie From Harry
4) Mrs. Crowe, 1 Bank Chambers, North? Street, Belfast Bank. ???
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Mama & Pa?
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Mrs. Ma?
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Cave Woman
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the following have no information
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