Greenwood, Helen (b. 1605, d. ?)

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Note: The Greenwood surname frequency during the various UK census was;
1841 14,396
1851 15,685
1861 17,582
1871 20,242
1881 23,256
1891 24,052

Old Hutton, New Hutton, and Holme Scales... At first there was only one general name of Hutton. The distinction between Old and New Hutton seems to have come in about the beginning of the reign of king Edward the first [c.1272]. Holme Scales is in the parish of Burton; being, as the name imports, scales or huts belonging to Holme in that parish. But for the sake of vicinity and convenience, Holme Scales hath for a long time been annexed to Old Hutton, and is now deemed part of that township or constablewick.

HOLMSCALES, a hamlet, including two farms called Crosslands, forms a joint township with Old Hutton, though it belongs ecclesiastically to Burton parish, and is 5 miles SE. of Kendal. Henry Rauthmell, Esq. is lord of the manor.

Robert's will dated 11 Oct 1618 expresses his desire to be buried in the churchyard at Burton-in-Kendal, near the place where his ancestors were buried. (at the East End)

Nickname: 1st

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Note: Survived her husband

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Note: Mentioned in her mother mothers will in 1593.

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Note: Grave Ref: W. B. 620

Note: Captain 2nd Bn. Irish Guards

Age: 23y

Cause: Killed in Action

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Note: Memorial Ref: V. E. 19.

Note: Lieutenant, Hawke Bn. R.N. Div. Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.

The village of Beaumont-Hamel was attacked on 1 July 1916 by the 29th Division, with the 4th on its left and the 36th (Ulster) on its right, but without success. On 3 September a further attack was delivered between Hamel and Beaumont-Hamel and on 13 and 14 November, the 51st (Highland), 63rd (Royal Naval), 39th and 19th (Western) Divisions finally succeeded in capturing Beaumont-Hamel, Beaucourt-sur-Ancre and St. Pierre-Divion.

Occupation: Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve

Cause: Killed in Action

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Nickname: 2nd Viscount Rothermere

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