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1	"Darling's Regent Hotel was started c 1867 at 20, Waterloo Place as Temperance Hotel run by Mr James Darling. It continued to be run and expanded by the family it occupied 17-22, Waterloo Place. After his death, his daughter Jane ran with other members of the family until she died inthe '30s when it was bought by North British Hotels who continued running it until 1976. Sometime afterwards it became Council Offices and finally it has reverted to a hotel, a Travelodge from where I am writing this email. Mr. Darling also acquired the premises in South St. Andrews St. which became the St. Andrews Hotel, again Temperance. This was run by his niece, Isabella, until her death in 1942 but continued in the family for another two generations. I am currently researching both these hotels plus a couple of others that may have been connected with the Darlings and other members of my tree." https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=635609.9;PHPSESSID=pf21v873dpkb4ne81k7nvr1vn6	Family: Herbert Blackith Hill / Elizabeth Erskine Manson (F5)
2	"The Thomas Sooley Blackith in my tree was born in c1814 in Whaplode, and died in 1887. He married Mary Anne Harrison in 1843, He was a butcher, but his business was liquidated (reported in the Stamford Mercury 31 July 1846 - solicitors notice 28 July 1846). He became a railway porter and his death was reported in the same newspaper. He is buried in Pinchbeck. His parents were Joseph Blackith and Ann Roberts, Joseph was the brother of my 3 times great grandfather, Staveley Blackith. I have written extensively in some of the Blackiths on my tree in life stories. Hope this helps." Jan Smith, Portsmouth via Ancestry.com.uk	Blackith, Thomas Sooley (I68)
3	1911 Census - occupation Covent Garden Flower Porter	Hill, Adolphus R O (I148)
4	alias Pooley (in marriage listing)	Ling, Sarah (I2)
5	Chelsea out-pensioner from 14 July 1857 to 30 June 1885 Chelsea in-pensioner from 1 July 1885 to his death on 13th June 1890	Hill, John (I1)
6	Church Street, Arundel House, Dumfries Description: Church Street, Arundel House Category: B Date Listed: 21 August 1987 Historic Scotland Building ID: 26140 OS Grid Coordinates: 297061, 575657 Latitude/Longitude: 55.0647, -3.6134 Location: Church Street, Dumfries, Dumfries and Galloway DG2 7SW Locality: Dumfries County: Dumfries and Galloway Country: Scotland Postcode: DG2 7SW	Barker, Archibald Henry (I156)
7	Died of ovarian cancer	Carly, Emily Maria (I158)
8	Four children	Family: Clarence Hollis / Dorothy Manson (F36)
9	Four sons	Family: William Myles Manson / Marnie (F32)
10	In 1861 census, Thomas Sooley Blackith ("railway guard") and wife Mary Ann (nee Harrison) are living at 12 Salisbury Terrace, Islington, London with 17 year old daughter Mary Jane Blackith ("servant"), 14 year old Ann Harrison Blackith, and three lodgers (all employed on the railways)	Blackith, Thomas Sooley (I68)
11	In 1891 census, occupation is listed as "Compositor", living with wife Jane and 5 children at 16 Nealden Street, Lambeth, London.	Hill, Alfred Horace (I4)
12	In burial record, 18 months after her husband's burial, she's described as a "Widow and Pauper"	Mary (I300)
13	In burial record, he's described as a "butcher"	Watson, Robert (I299)
14	Last name HILL First name ANN HARRISON Age 89 Years Occupation Widow Service Burial Burial date 25/07/1935 Cemetery Karori Section CH ENG2 Plot number 153 M Record number 21970	Blackith, Ann Harrison (I9)
15	Occupation is listed as 'Station Master' on marriage certificate dated 4 Oct 1873 of his daughter, Ann Harrison Blackith	Blackith, Thomas Sooley (I68)
16	Occupation listed as 'Ironmongery Warehouseman (retired)' on marriage certificate of his daughter Elizabeth Erskine Manson, 3/8/1907	Manson, John James (I70)
17	Occupation listed as 'Warehouse Clerk' on birth certificate of daughter Elisabeth Erskine Manson, dated 23 Sept 1880	Manson, John James (I70)
18	On original baptism record, parents are Joseph and Ann. Father's occupation is listed as "Farmer" and address is "Fields below the Town"	Blackith, Thomas Sooley (I68)
19	Printers Compositor	Clemence, Edward Egan (I159)
20	Rowland Hill's occupation is listed as Deputy Superintendent of the Government Press, on Herbert's birth certificate	Hill, Herbert Blackith (I14)
21	Served in 8th Kings Regiment until pensioned in 14 July 1857.	Hill, John (I1)
22	The Hill brothers were educated at Spalding Grammar ('The Queen Elizabeth Royal Free Grammar School Spalding') in Spalding, Lincolnshire, until 1888 when the family moved to Edinburgh so that the sons could attend George Watson College.	Family: Rowland Hill / Ann Harrison Blackith (F4)