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IOMFHS Members' Interests Index 2017-2020 IOMFHS Members’ Interests Index 2017-2021 Updated: 9 Sep 2021 Please see the relevant journal edition for more details in each case. Surnames Dates Locations Member Journal Allen 1903 08/9643 2021.Feb Armstrong 1879-1936 Foxdale,Douglas 05/4043 2018.Nov Bailey 1814-1852 Braddan 08/9158 2017.Nov Ball 1881-1947 Maughold 02/1403 2021.Feb Banks 1761-1846 Braddan 08/9615 2020.May Barker 1825-1897 IOM & USA 09/8478 2017.May Barton 1844-1883 Lancs, Peel 08/8561 2018.May Bayle 1920-2001 Douglas 06/6236 2019.Nov Bayley 1861-2007 08/9632 2020.Aug Beal 09/8476 2017.May Beck ~1862-1919 Braddan,Douglas 09/8577 2018.Nov Beniston Leicestershire 08/9582 2019.Aug Beniston c.1856- Leicestershire 08/9582 2020.May Blanchard 1867 Liverpool 08/8567 2018.Aug Blanchard 1901-1976 08/9632 2020.Aug Boddagh 08/9647 2021.Jun Bonnyman ~1763-1825 02/1389 2018.Aug Bowling ~1888 Douglas 08/9638 2020.Nov Boyd 08/9647 2021.Jun Boyd ~1821 IOM 09/8549 2021.Jun Boyd(Mc) 1788 Malew 02/1385 2018.Feb Boyde ~1821 IOM 09/8549 2021.Jun Bradley -1885 Douglas 09/8228 2020.May Breakwell -1763 06/5616 2020.Aug Brew c.1800 Lonan 09/8491 2018.May Brew Lezayre 06/6187 2018.May Brew ~1811 08/9566 2019.May Brew 08/9662 2021.Jun Bridson 1803-1884 Ramsey 08/9547 2018.Feb Bridson 1783 Douglas 08/9547 2018.Feb Bridson c.1618 Ballakew 08/9555 2018.May Bridson 1881 Malew 08/8569 2018.Nov Bridson 1892-1989 Braddan,Massachusetts 09/8496 2018.Nov Bridson 1861 on Castletown, Douglas 08/8574 2018.Nov Bridson ~1787-1812 Braddan 09/8521 2019.Nov Bridson 1884 Malew 06/6255 2020.Feb Bridson 1523- 08/9626 2020.Aug Bridson 08/9627 2020.Aug Bridson 1763 08/9639 2020.Nov Bridson 1809-1865 Arbory 02/1404 2021.Feb Bridson 1858-1930 Malew & Douglas 08/9662 2021.Jun Brinkley 1898-1924 Douglas 09/8228 2020.May Brown c.1753 Douglas 02/1374 2017.Nov Brown -1930s Peel 06/6208 2018.Nov Browne ~1845 Port St.Mary 02/1406 2021.Sep Cain 1785-1823 Port Erin 09/8475 2017.May Cain 1851 07/6329 2017.Aug Cain -1820 Malew 08/9543 2018.Feb Cain ~1784 Jurby 08/9557 2018.May Cain -1762 Braddan? 08/8566 2018.Aug Cain ~1865 Arbory 06/6219 2019.May Cain 1777-1853 Malew, St.Marks 02/1395 2019.May Cain Braddan 08/9593 2019.Nov Cain ~1850-1855 Castletown 08/6598 2019.Nov Cain 1906-1998 Camlork Cottages & Farm, Braddan 06/6264 2020.May Cain 1657-1727 Jurby 02/1399 2020.Aug Cain 1809-1864 Kirk German, Baldwin Village 09/8542 2020.Nov 1 Cain ~1810 Lezayre, Ballaugh 08/9647 2021.Jun Cain German 08/9680 2021.Sep Cain(e) 1807-1850 Malew 08/9546 2018.Feb Caine 1880 Douglas 06/6150 2017.May Caine 1865 Douglas 09/8480 2017.May Caine 1755 Malew 02/1385 2018.Feb Caine 1739-1803 02/1389 2018.Aug Caine 1764-1824 German 09/8495 2018.Nov Caine 1710-1795 Lezayre 08/8586 2019.Feb Caine 1793 07/6332 2019.May Caine 1795-1885 Braddan 08/9620 2020.May Caine ~1818 09/8555 2021.Jun Caine 1841 Michael 09/8559 2021.Sep Caley 1741-1933 Ballaugh, Maughold 02/1394 2019.May Caley 1750-1818 09/8517 2019.Nov Caley 1863- Ballaugh? 08/9611 2020.May Caley ~1742 09/8555 2021.Jun Callan -1881 Patrick, Yorkshire 08/9577 2019.Aug Callin 1767-1854 Patrick 08/9539 2017.Nov Callin 06/6212 2019.Feb Callin 1837-1895 Kirk German 08/9664 2021.Sep Callister Crosby 06/6139 2017.Feb Callister 1855 German 06/6156 2017.May Callister 1885-1920 Lonan 08/9530 2017.Aug Callister 1890-1982 Lonan,Onchan 02/1383 2017.Nov Callister -1862 Patrick 09/8484 2017.Nov Callister c.1906 08/9541 2017.Nov Callister -1888 Ballaugh, Malew 09/8499 2018.Nov Callister 1853 Marown 07/6332 2019.May Callow 1722 Maughold 09/8471 2017.Feb Callow -1813 08/9526 2017.May Callow 1869 Ramsey 06/6152 2017.May Callow 1896 Castletown 06/6152 2017.May Callow c.1897 Crammag, Lezayre 06/6166 2017.Nov Callow 1883-1948 Douglas 06/6221 2019.May Callow ~1900 Cronkbourne 08/9603 2020.Feb Callow -1813 08/9384 2020.Feb Callow 1905-1992 Dhoon, Maughold 06/6264 2020.May Callow 1875-1981 Cronkbourne Village 08/9603 2020.Aug Cameron 1851 Ramsey, Scotland 08/9524 2017.May Campbell -1805 Patrick 09/8484 2017.Nov Cannan 1777-1870 Lonan, Onchan 08/9651 2021.Jun Cannel -1910 Ballaugh 08/9551 2018.May Cannel 1879-1957 Douglas 05/4042 2018.Aug Cannell c.1816 Lonan 08/9516 2017.Feb Cannell Malew 08/9516 2017.Feb Cannell 1840-1960 Arbory,Liverpool,USA 09/8482 2017.Aug Cannell -1818 Kirk Michael 09/8485 2018.Feb Cannell -1740 Norfolk / Suffolk / IOM 08/9548 2018.Feb Cannell Port Soderick 08/8588 2019.Feb Cannell 1814-1895 Onchan & Utah 09/8506 2019.Feb Cannell 1879-1941 Ballaugh 08/9588 2019.Aug Cannell 1874-1955 Douglas 08/9615 2020.May Cannell c.1800- Douglas 02/1398 2020.May Cannell 1796-1873 Braddan 08/9620 2020.May Cannell ~1800-1885 Braddan & Hobart,Tasmania 08/9651 2021.Jun Cannell -1927 08/9652 2021.Jun Cannell 1690-1850 Michael 09/8555 2021.Jun Cannell 1830-1841 Michael 09/8559 2021.Sep Cannon 1843 Lonan 08/8579 2018.Nov Cannon 1798-1870 Lonan, Onchan, Michael 08/9651 2021.Jun Canon ~1733 Jurby 08/8584 2019.Feb Carin 1784-1877 04/3275 2018.Nov Carran 1820-1904 Ramsey 08/9521 2017.May Carran 1833-1938 Malew 04/3275 2018.Nov 2 Carran Glen Rushen 06/6235 2019.Nov Cashin c.1824 Malew? 08/9483 2017.Feb Cashin Douglas 08/9483 2017.Feb Castle 1821 Ramsey 08/9575 2019.May Caugherty 1753-1872 Rushen,Santon & Chicago,USA 09/8556 2021.Jun Cawte 1906 on Douglas 08/8574 2018.Nov Chair 08/9483 2017.Feb Chapman 1779-1948 Douglas, Onchan 08/8571 2018.Nov Chauncy 02/1374 2017.Nov Christery c.1840 Andreas 08/9631 2020.Aug Christian c.1786 Patrick 08/9516 2017.Feb Christian 1579- IOM,Cumberland,Ireland,USA 09/8470 2017.Feb Christian 1890 Braddan 06/6144 2017.May Christian 1879-1953 German 02/1380 2017.May Christian 1847-1898 Marown 02/1380 2017.May Christian ~1682 Andreas 08/9522 2017.May Christian -1822 Arbory 08/9528 2017.Aug Christian 1740-1793 Malew 02/1385 2018.Feb Christian ~1763 Pooildooie, Maughold 08/9554 2018.May Christian -1926 Douglas 06/5711 2018.May Christian ~1820-1845 Ramsey 07/6331 2018.May Christian ~1758 Patrick 09/8494 2018.Aug Christian 1850-1895 06/6189 2018.Aug Christian ~1852 05/4042 2018.Aug Christian 1829-1912 Maughold, Bride 08/8573 2018.Nov Christian ~1680 09/8500 2018.Nov Christian c.1725-1750 09/8501 2018.Nov Christian 1860 Arbory 06/6210 2018.Nov Christian ~1710 Milntown 08/8583 2019.Feb Christian 1712-1800 Maughold 08/8586 2019.Feb Christian ~1871 Laxey & Foxdale 08/8084 2019.Feb Christian 1884 Patrick 06/6218 2019.May Christian Braddan 08/9593 2019.Nov Christian 1628-1693 02/1391 2019.Nov Christian 1799-2007 Bride, Canada 09/8354 2020.Aug Christian 1892 Braddan 08/9628 2020.Aug Christian 1632 Onchan & USA 09/8536 2020.Aug Christian 1814 Kirk Rushen 02/1400 2020.Aug Christian 1869-1999 Lonan 08/9632 2020.Aug Christian -1820 Braddan 07/6335 2020.Nov Christian 1764 Andreas 08/9639 2020.Nov Christian -1850 Rushen & Patrick 08/9635 2020.Nov Christian 1787 08/9633 2020.Nov Christian 1836-1855 Onchan & Australia 02/1401 2021.Feb Christian 1866-1868 Peel 08/9644 2021.Feb Christian 1779-1818 IOM 09/8549 2021.Jun Christian -1927 08/9652 2021.Jun Christian Lonan 08/9672 2021.Sep Christory Jurby & Andreas 08/9631 2020.Aug Clague 1870?-1875 Kenna 09/8473 2017.May Clague 1782-1810 Braddan 08/9524 2017.May Clague 1822 Arbory 08/9528 2017.Aug Clague 1841- Arbory,Douglas 06/6171 2017.Nov Clague 1809-1887 Patrick,Minnesota 09/8484 2017.Nov Clague 08/9542 2018.Feb Clague -1750 09/8487 2018.May Clague Braddan 06/6181 2018.May Clague 1804-1860 09/8493 2018.Aug Clague Lonan 06/6203 2018.Nov Clague 1743 Arbory 09/8502 2018.Nov Clague -1952 Douglas 06/6219 2019.May Clague 1768 Lezayre 06/6231 2019.Aug Clague 1840-1911 Rushen, Surby 06/6243 2019.Nov Clague Ballaugh 09/8526 2020.May Clague 1820-1865 Arbory 08/9629 2020.Aug 3 Clague ~1816-1843 Manchester 09/8550 2021.Jun Clark 1920-1999 Bournemouth 06/6160 2017.Aug Clark 1735-1803 02/1394 2019.May Clark 1790 German 09/8536 2020.Aug Clark 1789-1862 IOM & Painsville,Ohio 09/8548 2021.Jun Clarke 1796- Arbory 06/6173 2018.Feb Clarke 1794- Patrick 08/9549 2018.Feb Clarke 1842 Patrick 08/9549 2018.Feb Clarke 1820-1893 02/1388 2018.Aug Clarke Jurby 06/6198 2018.Nov Clarke 1856-2001 Ramsey,Lezayre,Leicestershire 08/9582 2019.Aug Clarke c.1816-1857 Lezayre, Malew 08/9582 2020.May Clarke 08/9628 2020.Aug Clarke 08/9662 2021.Jun Cleator 1813-1916 Jurby 08/9583 2019.Aug Cleator Lezayre 09/8526 2020.May Cleator ~1783 IOM 09/8549 2021.Jun Clelland 1861 06/6210 2018.Nov Clinton c.1800-1849 Patrick 07/6329 2017.Aug Clucas 1911-1978 Peel 06/6160 2017.Aug Clucas Marown, Patrick 04/3273 2017.Aug Clucas 04/3272 2017.Aug Clucas 1829-1853 Castletown 08/9544 2018.Feb Clucas 1805-1853 Patrick/Glenfaba 08/9544 2018.Feb Clucas 1761-1815 Kionshlieau 08/9544 2018.Feb Clucas 1773-1796 Marown, Braddan 08/9552 2018.May Clucas 1857-1921 Peel & Preston 08/9963 2019.Feb Clucas 1848 Douglas 08/9614 2020.May Clucas Castletown 06/9625 2020.Aug Clucas 1839-1881 Douglas 08/9662 2021.Jun Coiles 08/9655 2021.Jun Colin -1866 Andreas 08/9543 2018.Feb Collister 1837-1934 Rushen 06/6148 2017.May Collister Lonan 06/6203 2018.Nov Collister German 08/9680 2021.Sep Colvin 1804 Lezayre 08/9614 2020.May Colvin 1828 Castletown 06/6298 2021.Jun Comish 1836-1901 Rushen 09/8482 2017.Aug Comish 1805 Arbory 09/8502 2018.Nov Condra early 1900s 08/9649 2021.Jun Connell 1888 Douglas 06/6201 2018.Nov Cooil Arbory & Castletown 06/5375 2019.Feb Cooile 1892 Arbory 02/1381 2017.Aug Coole c.1785-1861 Peel 09/8495 2018.Nov Coole/Cooil 1817 Malew 08/9516 2017.Feb Coole/Cooil c.1786 Patrick 08/9516 2017.Feb Coole/Cooil c.1730 Arbory 08/9516 2017.Feb Cooles Arbory & Castletown 06/5375 2019.Feb Corkan ~1854 Onchan 08/9651 2021.Jun Corken ~1854 Onchan
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