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"Woodlands", Westbere, Canterbury, Kent
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History - Henry Heber Arnold was born to Henry Arnold and Elizabeth Green in Fort Herriman, Utah, on November 21, 1857. He resided in Fort Herriman until he was 9 years old when he moved with his parents to Salt Lake City. He received his education at Lucius Peck School and the University of Deseret. On May 22, 1879, he married Vilate Smith in the Salt Lake Endowment House, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, with pioneer Church leader Daniel H. Wells officiating. When they moved into their home at 640 Wall Street upon their marriage, part of the wall encircling the city, built mainly for the purpose of protection from Indians, was still standing. They lived in this house until Vilate died in 1945, at which time Henry moved to a care facility at 932 E. South Temple, where he died October 20, 1950.
Newspaper articles published upon their 60th and 75th wedding anniversaries, as well as Henry's obituaries, describe a rather complex work and public service history. He became a member of the Salt Lake City Volunteer Firemen Pioneer Engineer Co. No. 1 in 1873. He served for 25 years, until the Salt Lake City Fire Department was organized. From 1882 to 1890, Mr. Arnold was a member of the city police force and had served as conductor on the Salt Lake Streetcar Lines, deputy street supervisor, and worked with his father at the Globe Bakery. From 1890 until retirement in 1932, he was affiliated with the Utah Light and Traction Company/Utah Power and Light, Co. He served on the Salt Lake City Council from 1902 to 1904.
Sources:
Obituary, November 1950, "Native Utahn, Ex-Official, 92, Succumbs"
Obituary, October 21, 1950, "Former S.L. Policeman Dies at 92"
Newspaper article, 1944, "75th Wedding Day To Be Noted, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Plan Observance"
Newspaper article, May 21, 1939, "S.L. Pair Will Mark 60th Anniversary Date, Family to Honor Arnolds On Anniversary"
Newspaper article, May 20, 1939, "Dinner Party to Honor Couple Married 60 Years"
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=20235302 [2014-06-23]
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Uchtred de Molla (Molle) & Huntlaw (territorial designations, not then surnames)
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Ada (died 1200), an illegitimate daughter of King William the Lion
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From Adams Family Tree (Owner: phepenstall) [2015-05-23]
http://trees.ancestry.com.au/tree/15974003/person/1105561371
George Frederick Goble
Birth Abt 1802 in Essex, Suffolk, United Kingdom
Death 13 April 1888 in 10 Wharton Terrace, Drummond St, Nth Carlton, Victoria, Australia
Birth
c 1802
Essex, Suffolk, United Kingdom
George's year of birth varies from one document to another, ranging from 1802 to 1808. Essex was given as his place of bith on his death certificate but West Tarring, Sussex, was given in WA records (perhaps from his shipping arrival record?).
Arrival
12/10/1829
Age: 27
Swan River
Arrived aboard the 'Caroline' as part of the Henty Family party. He was an indentured servant to James Henty, working as a whitesmith and gunsmith (see comment section below).
Occupation
1829
Age: 27
Swan River
Gunsmith and whitesmith
Property
18/02/1830
Age: 28
Swan River
Applied for a grant of land but was refused (see comment section below).
Arrival
3/3/1831
Age: 29
Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
Property
22/3/1831
Age: 29
Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
Application for a 3rd class allotment in Launceston (see comment below).
Occupation
1837
Age: 35
Charles Street, Launceston
Shopkeeper: Advertisement in the 'Cornwall Chronicle' (14/10/1837) listed the various goods for sale. The shop appeared to be the colonial equivalent of a hardware store.
1 Source
Marriage to Emma Ann Faulder
23/06/1838
Age: 36
Longford, Tasmania, Australia
Applied for permission to marry without the publication of banns and also both signed an affidavit stating they were above the age of 21, free and unmarried.
Residence
1842
Age: 40
Corner of Elizabeth and Wellington Street, Launceston
Census return states property owned by Joseph Moore with George the head of the household consisting of 4 adults and 5 children.
Travel
1847 to 1849
Age: 45
Travelled several times between Launceston and the mainland, possibly for work. In 1849, he departed for San Fransisco but may have disembarked on the mainland.
Residence
1848
Age: 46
Corner of St John Street and Cimitiere St, Launceston
Census return states 11 usual residents comprising 1 owner (George), 3 domestic servants and 7 others, the latter probably wife and children.
Residence
1851
Age: 49
Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
Census return states 14 people, all free, were living in the brick dwelling at the time. There were 6 adults and 8 children.
Arrival
c1872
Age: 70
Melbourne, Victoria
2 Sources
Death
13/04/1888
Age: 86
10 Wharton Terrace, Drummond St, Nth Carlton, Victoria, Austral
Burial
14/04/1888
General Cemetery, Melbourne
Occupation
1888
Age: 86
Master Mariner was given as occupation on death certificate. In 1874 George applied for a certificate of service as master. This was cancelled in 1876 following an enquiry into the loss of the cutter 'Robin's Bride'.