41. Holdings: The Real Boy And The New School / By Tuckwell, William, 18291919. Published (1864) Types of schools for boys, Published (1917) The curriculum of the Catholic high school for boys http://yufind.library.yale.edu/yufind/Record/215972

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42. Classical Concerts - Orchestra - LSO - London Symphony Orchestra - About Us- His Gervase de Peyer, Roger Lord, Barry Tuckwell, William Waterhouse and Denis Wick were among the recruits to the Orchestra’s wind and brass departments in the late 1950s. http://lso.co.uk/historyofrecordings

43. Directory: City Of Oxford In 1783 Tuckwell, William, Brazier and Tin Plate Worker; Vivian, William, M.D. Walsh, Andrew, Bishop's Deputy Registrar; Wall, Martin, M.D. Walker, John, Attorney, and Deputy Town Clerk http://www.headington.org.uk/oxon/people_lists/oxford_1783_bailey/index.htm

PEOPLE LISTS CITY OF OXFORD 1665 Hearth Tax 1696 Window Tax 1783 directory 1794 directory ... Wood's parish registers OXFORDSHIRE High Sheriffs Lords Lieutenant Wood pedigrees 1852 Banbury (PDF) Drayton PRs index (PDF) SITE People lists Home Contact / Search Some tradesmen of Oxford in 1783 Extract from [Links are to men who had been, or were to be, Mayor of Oxford] O X F O R D Market Days, Wednesday and Saturday Adams, James Upholder Arnold, Samuel, Bookseller, and Stationer Ashfield, Robert, Coal Merchant Bennett, Daniel, Druggist Badger, Edward, Maltster Bardin, Samuel, Upholder and Milliner Brown, John, Ironmonger Brown William, Mercer Brocks, Edward, Inn-holder , Bear Bromley, John, Brazier and Tin plate-worker Burford, Richard, Surgeon Burrows, Thomas, Meal-man Bush, Thomas, Ironmonger, and Manufacturer of Brazery and Tin-ware Campiane, A., Printseller and Statuary Castle, Thomas, Mercer Cantwell, Ralph, Grocer , Holywell Clarke, James, Mercer and Draper Collins, John, Glover Costar, James, Grocer Collis, John, Gun-maker Day, Michael

44. Schichallion1874 Tuckwell William 34 Oxfordshire Shoemaker Mary Ann 31 Prudence 12 T/F to single women William 10 Jane 8 Joseph 2 Colonial Nominated Families Children Branoch http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ourstuff/Schichallion74.htm

Search billions of records on Ancestry.com Schichallion Ship: 600 tons Captain: Levack Surgeon Superintendent: Sailed London 10th February 1874 - arrived Hawkes Bay 26th May 1874 The Schichallion, a smart little iron barque of 600 tons, was built in 1869 for the Shaw Savill Company. She had a rather short, career as she was wrecked in the English Channel on a voyage from Auckland in 1879. She visited all the principle ports of New Zealand, and on one occasion ran out to Wellington in 84 days port to port. Schichallion made two trips to Auckland, three to Wellington and one each to Lyttelton, Dunedin and Napier. On all of these voyages she was under the command of Captain Levack. Name Age County Occupation Steerage Passengers Alspit John P Jersey Carpenter Ann Archer William Middlesex Labourer Elizabeth William G Died on board (04/04/1874) Convulsions following measles Buried at sea at Deal. Female child Infant Born on board (22/03/1874) Baker Alfred Surrey Labourer Elizabeth Cohen Abraham Poland Bootmaker Charlotte Lewis 3 months Cooper Albert Norfolk Bricklayer Emily Emily Died on board (04/04/1874) Infantile fever. Lingered on for 6 weeks following measles Buried at sea.

45. Cap TUCKWELL William junr. fruit growerCastle Hill TUCKWELL William senr. fruit grower-Castle Hill TUCKWELL William J. fruit grower-Castle Hill http://addison.homedns.org/transcriptions/grevilles/towns_a_to_z/towns/cap.html

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