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Descendants of William Doar 1 William Doar [2369] b. abt 1720 d. 1795 Sandiacre + Katherine Taylor [2370] b. 1719 m. 1747 Sandiacre d. 1792 Sandiacre William Doar [2476] b. 1748 Sandiacre bu. 1817 Stanton by Dale + Elizabeth Hood [2405] b. 1755 m. 1779 Sandiacre d. 1840 Stanton by Dale William Doar [2480] b. 1783 Stanton by Dale d. 1849 Stanton by Dale + Ann Smith [2481] b. 1790-1800 Sawley, Derbys m. 1814 Kegworth, Leicestershire d. -1879 Shardlow William Doar [2484] b. <1815> Stanton by Dale d. 1890 Stanton by Dale + Sarah Baguley [2485] b. <1820> Risley Park, Derbys m. -1841 Shardlow d. 1891 Stanton by Dale Joseph Doar [2486] b. 1841 Stanton by Dale d. 1899 Makaretu, New Zealand + Jane Jarvis [2774] b. -1843 Shardlow m. 1874 St Michael and All Angels, Stanton By Dale d. 1920 New Zealand Baguley John William Doar [3160] b. 1875 Long Clawson, Leicester Joseph Harold Doar [3059] b. 1877 Long Clawson, Leicester bu. 1958 Kaeo Cemetery, Northland, NZ Lilian Rachel Doar [3060] b. 1878 'The Willows Farm', Stanton by Dale d. 1970 New Zealand Emelette Jane Sarah Doar [3062] b. 1879 Riverton, NZ Thomas Charles Jarvis Doar [3064] b. 1881 Riverton, NZ Ann Amelia Doar [2487] b. -1842 Shardlow + Joseph Thomas Whiteley [2542] b. <1846> m. -1867 Shardlow d. -1891 Nottingham Mary Eleanor Whiteley [3019] b. -1867 Stanton by Dale d. aft 1901 Alfred William Whiteley [3020] b. -1870 Shardlow Ada Maud Whiteley [3021] b. -1870 Shardlow Edward Joseph Whiteley [3022] b. -1874 Shardlow + Joseph Brickles [3023] b. <1860> Great Hale, Lincs. m. 1895 Gonalston, Notts William Doar [2488] c. 1845 Stanton by Dale d. -1854 Shardlow (Reg) Richard Doar [2539] b. -1847 Stanton by Dale d. aft 1891 Sarah Elizabeth Doar [2490] b. -1849 Stanton By Dale, Derbys d. 1891 Stanton by Dale + Henry Willoughby [1860] b. <1841> Sneinton, Notts m. -1875 Shardlow Ellen Willoughby [1867] b. <1878> Bramcote, Notts Clara Amelia Willoughby [1866] b. -1879 Shardlow Edith Willoughby [2638] b. -1880 Bramcote, Notts Jane Eleanor Willoughby [3010] b. -1889 Bramcote, Notts Dora Willoughby [3017] b. -1891 Shardlow d. -1893 Shardlow Thomas Doar [2489] b. -1851 Shardlow d. aft 1901 + Edith Cross [2543] b. <1871> Shipley, Derbys m. 1891 Nottingham Emmanuel Irene Sarah B. Doar [2918] b. -1892 Stanton by Dale William Edward Doar [2919] b. -1894 Stanton by Dale Thomas Harold Doar [3030] b. -1898 Shardlow Ruth Baguley Doar [2475] b. -1853 Shardlow d. -1888 Shardlow + William Waller [3031] b. <1858> Tuxford, Notts m. -1881 Shardlow 1 2 3 4 5 6 Descendants of William Doar 2 William Doar [2369] William Doar [2476] William Doar [2480] William Doar [2484] Ruth Baguley Doar [2475] Bertha Mary Waller [3032] b. -1881 Shardlow Jessie Margaret Waller [3033] b. -1883 Shardlow William Ewart Waller [3034] b. -1884 Shardlow Agnes Edith Waller [3035] b. -1886 Shardlow Ruth Baguley Waller [3036] b. -1888 Shardlow + Unknown Cooper? [3165] m. abt 1874 Charlotte Cooper Doar [2545] b. 1875 Stanton by Dale Emelette Aquilla Doar [2531] b. -1855 Stanton by Dale d. 1922 + George Andrew [2532] b. 1854 Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire m. 1879 Stanton by Dale d. 1937 Elizabeth Ann Andrew [3043] b. 1880 Ilkeston William Andrew [3045] b. 1882 Ilkeston d. 1929 George Henry Andrew [3046] b. -1883 Basford Albert Andrew [3047] b. -1884 Basford Alfred Doar Andrew [3048] b. 1887 Ilkeston Mary Doar [3663] b. -1857 d. aft 1930 Probably Chicago + Henry Spendlove [3664] b. abt 1858 England d. bef 1920 Margaret Doar [2413] b. -1859 Stanton by Dale + Charles Gunn [3050] b. 1856 Ruddington, Notts m. 1888 Nottingham St Andrew Arthur Charles Gunn [3051] b. -1891 Southwell Harold Mark William Doar [2541] b. -1862 Stanton by Dale d. aft 1930 + Jessie Fraser [3052] m. 1893 Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada d. 1897 Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada Margaret Dorothy Doar [3053] b. 1894 Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada d. 1978 Devil's Lake, Ramsey, North Dakota + Sarah Adeline Lawlas [3054] b. <1853> New York m. 1906 R M Louise, Manitoba d. bef 1930 Edith Augusta Doar [2540] b. -1863 Stanton by Dale + Needham Rowell [3058] b. <1861> Ridlington, Rutland m. -1896 Peterboro Maud Rowell [3211] b. -1902 Rutland Richard Doar [2482] c. 1818 Stanton by Dale d. -1888 Bingham + Ann Walker [2491] b. <1827> Dale Abbey m. 1860 Radford Christ Church, Notts d. 1903 Thomas Doar [2483] c. 1820 Stanton by Dale d. 1899 Stanton by Dale + Mary or Hannah Hands [2736] b. abt 1831 Cheadle, Staffordshire Or Hollington, Derbys m. 1853 Morley, Derbys d. -1888 Shardlow John Doar [2737] b. <1854> Kegworth, Leicestershire d. aft 1901 + Annice Marriott [2738] b. <1861> Ashover, Derbys m. -1890 Shardlow d. aft 1901 Lilian Mary Marriott [2739] b. -1889 Long Eaton, Derbys d. aft 1901 William Doar [2740] b. <1855> Kegworth, Leicestershire d. aft 1930 + Emily Smith [3634] b. <1863> Canada m. 1886 Brantford, Ontario, Canada d. Aft 1930 census Ethel Mary Doar [3701] b. 1887 Brantford, Ontario, Canada 1 2 3 4 5 6 Descendants of William Doar 3 William Doar [2369] William Doar [2476] William Doar [2480] Thomas Doar [2483] William Doar [2740] d. 1911 Waterloo, Ontario Harold Doar [3635] b. 1891 Brantford, Ontario, Canada Elizabeth Doar [2743] + William Riley [2744] m. 1797 Stanton by Dale Elizabeth Doar [2414] b. 1750 Sandiacre + John Goff [2407] c. 1752 Sawley And Long Eaton, Derby m. 1778 Sandiacre Elizabeth Doar [2741] b. 1778 Sandiacre Mary Doar [1191] b. 1752 Sandiacre d. 1758 Sandiacre Richard Doar [2363] b. 1755 Sandiacre bu. 1828 Sandiacre + Martha Upton [2364] b. abt 1760 Ockbrook, Derbys m. 1782 Ockbrook, Derbys d. -1850 Shardlow (Reg) John Doar [2499] b. 1784 Sandiacre d. -1867 Shardlow + Mary Butler [2500] b. <1793> Stapleford, Notts m. 1815 Nottingham St Mary d. aft 1861 Richard Doar [2501] c. 1815 Stapleford, Notts d. -1897 Shardlow William Doar [2495] c. 1818 Stapleford, Notts d. -1898 Basford + Mary Barton [2496] b. <1826> m. 1846 Stapleford, Notts d. -1900 Basford John Doar [3118] b. <1848> Stapleford, Notts William Doar [2497] b. <1850> Stapleford, Notts + Hannah Mary Clarkson [3115] b. <1848> Birkenshaw, Yorks m. 1868 Cotmanhay, Derby (Basford District) d. -1900 Bradford, Yorks John Doar [3116] b. <1867> Ilkeston, Derbys d. -1871 Basford Elizabeth Doar [3117] b. <1870> Bradford, Yorks Sarah Elizabeth Doar [2498] c. 1856 Stapleford, Notts + (---) (---) Evelyn Doar [3120] b. <1878> Ilkeston Samuel Doar [2503] c. 1821 Stapleford, Notts Martha Doar [2504] c. 1823 Stapleford, Notts d. -1857 Shardlow + William Atkin (---) [3482] b. bef 1820 m. 1840 Radford St Peter d. bef 1861 Jesse Atkin [3483] c. 1849 Stapleford d. Probably before 1861 Ada Atkin [3484] c. 1851 Stapleford d. aft 1901 + William Tomlinson [3491] b. <1848> West Hallam, Derbys m. 1869 Nottingham St Mary d. aft 1901 Walter Tomlinson [3492] b. <1870> Ilkeston Martha Tomlinson [3493] b. <1873> Ilkeston Mary A Tomlinson [3494] b. <1874> Stapleford William Tomlinson [3495] b. <1876> Stanley, Derbys Edith Tomlinson [3496] b. <1878> Bramcote, Notts Julie E Tomlinson [3497] b. <1880> Bramcote, Notts Jesse Tomlinson [3498] b. <1883> Bramcote Harry Tomlinson [3499] b. <1886> Bramcote Samuel Atkin [3485] c. 1854 Stapleford d. aft 1901 + Annie Sophia Rushworth [3487] c. <1863> Stapleford 1 2 3 4 5 6 Descendants of William Doar 4 William Doar [2369] Richard Doar [2363] John Doar [2499] Martha Doar [2504] m. -1884 Nottingham Samuel Atkin [3490] b. <1883> Radford + Alice Jephson [3488] b. <1875> Coxton, Notts m. -1895 Nottingham William Atkin [3489] b. <1898> Radford + Margaret Annie Hallam Simpson [3486] b. <1854> m. 1874 Stapleford d. -1875 Shardlow Ann Doar [2505] c. 1825 Stapleford, Notts d. 1831 John Doar [2506] c. 1828 Stapleford, Notts d. aft 1891 + Sarah Beck [2510] b. 1831 Trowell, Notts m. 1857 Nottingham St Mary d. -1887 Basford William Doar [2514] b. -1859 Stapleford, Notts + Elizabeth (---) [1190] m. <1890> Henry Doar [2548] b. -1862 Stapleford, Notts Louisa Doar [2549] b. -1864 Stapleford, Notts + Isaac Hancox [2561] b. <1865> Woodside, Worcester. m. bef 1887 Sarah Hancox [3285] b. <1885> Ilkeston Edith Hancox [3286] b. <1898> Ilkeston John Hancox [3287] b. <1891> Ilkeston Mary Ann Doar [2550] b. -1868 Ilkeston, Derbys Mary Jane Doar [2507] c. 1831 Stapleford, Notts d. -1890 Shardlow + William Shaw [2634] b. <1829> Stapleford, Notts m. 1849 Stapleford, Notts d. -1886 Shardlow Ann Doar [2508] c. 1833 Stapleford, Notts d. aft 1901 + William Atkin [2635] b. <1832> Saxondale, Notts m. 1854 Stapleford, Notts d. aft 1901 Sarah Atkin [2636] b. <1854> Stapleford, Notts James Atkin [3129] b. <1857> Stapleford, Notts John Atkin [3130] b. <1860> Stapleford, Notts William Atkin [3131] c. 1865 Stapleford, Notts Catherine Doar [2509] c. 1836 Stapleford, Notts d. aft 1901 + Unknown (---) [3135] Eliza Doar [3136] c. 1855 Stapleford, Notts + Isaac Simpson [3134] b. <1834> Ilkeston, Derbys m. 1860 Nottingham St Mary d. aft 1901 Samuel Simpson [3137] b. <1861> Stapleford, Notts Kate Simpson [3138] c. 1865 Stapleford, Notts Mary Ann Simpson [3139] c. 1869 Stapleford, Notts Will Simpson [3140] c. 1869 Stapleford, Notts Isabella Simpson [3143] b. <1873> Stapleford, Notts Martha Simpson [3141] c. 1874 Stapleford, Notts Thomas Simpson [3144] b. <1877> Stapleford, Notts Charles Henry Simpson [3142] b. 1879 Thomas Doar [2416] b. 1787 Sandiacre d. -1861 Shardlow + Sarah Attenborough [2477] b. <1796> Stapleford, Notts m. 1815 Stapleford d. -1878 Shardlow Frances Doar [3146] c. 1820 Stapleford + John Atkin [3148] b. <1820> Stapleford m. 1840 Radford St Peter Richard Doar [2478] b. <1823> Stapleford, Notts 1 2 3 4 5 6 Descendants of William Doar 5 William Doar [2369] Richard Doar [2363] Thomas Doar [2416] d. -1898 Shardlow + Lucy Harris [3593] b. <1825> Coventry, Warwickshire m. 1871 Nottingham St Nicholas d. -1895 Shardlow Elizabeth Doar [3147] c. 1830 Stapleford d. -1910 Shardlow + Joseph Grundy [3149] b.
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    COLLEGE BUS TIMETABLE 2019-20 In association with Correct at time of publication (July 2019) Prices and timetables are subject to change 1 Introducing Our Bus Service Bilborough College provides a heavily subsidised, dedicated and reliable bus service for students. The bus service covers areas of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, thereby making the college accessible to students from a wide catchment area. The College offer this service in partnership with Skills Motor Coaches. Skills have provided the bus service for the college for the past six years and have a history of 90 years’ experience in passenger transport across the East Midlands. This family firm continues to provide Bilborough College with a high level of service and reliability. Stewart Ryalls is our key contact at Skills and works closely with the college in all matters relating to the bus service. We have a team at college who will help with the bus services and can be contacted on 0115 8515000 or [email protected] if you have any further queries. If you wish to apply for a bus pass, then you need to log into the College’s Wisepay system. This can be accessed from the front page of the college website. Bus passes can be found under the College Shop tab – then College Bus Passes. Select the appropriate zone (either payment in full or by Direct debit) and then select your route from the drop-down menu. Please ensure you purchase the correct zone for your stop. Second year students can apply for a bus pass anytime during the summer term.
  • Map and Info for Erewash Valley Trail.Pdf

    Map and Info for Erewash Valley Trail.Pdf

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