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Fareham Registrar
4 - 8 Osborn Road, Fareham  01329 281244
Times: Mon - Fri  9.00am to 12.30pm
Mon/Fri only 2.00pm to 3.30pm

Gosport Registrar
Town Hall, Gosport  02392 580629
Times: Mon - Fri  9.30am to 12.30pm
Wed/Fri only 2.00pm to 4.00pm

Portsmouth Registrar
Milldam House, Burnaby Road, Portsmouth 
02392 829041
Times: Mon - Fri 9.30am to 4.00pm

Bishops Waltham Registrar
Bank House, Bank St, Bishops Waltham 
01489 894044
Times: Mon, Wed, Fri  1.00pm to 3.00pm
Tues  9.30am to 12 noon

Addresses to be photographed and certificates required,
also beginnings of a Timeline:-

Marriage: Kingston church on 04/04/1857 
William Dore b. 17/11/1822 and Amelia Suter b. 14/03/1833

Document: Mariners Register Ticket no. 286,396 for William Dore born 17/11/1822 Able Seaman. web site go to PRO. 
Mariners Mailing List
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library/FHLC/frameset_fhlc.asp

Birth: 60 Magdala Terrace, Fratton Road Portsmouth (probably not there anymore)  John Henry Dore 18/11/1875

Indenture Document: c 1889, for John Henry Dore when he was 14. Mother signed form, she was, Amelia Dore (nee Suter from 27 Victoria Terrace, Lake Road b. 29/09/1863)

Marriage: 7 Sackville Street - Dore family residence in 1901
John Henry Dore married Elizabeth Anne Dyer on 19/09/1901. 
She lived at 11 West Street then.

21 Nessus Street, Buckland address Grandparents moved to on marriage in 1901

14 Burney Road family address of Grandmother, Elizabeth Anne?

St Mark's Close, Alverstoke moved to in 1940s to 1950s
 

Simpson's Directory  in  1863:-

William Dore at 27 Victoria Terrace, Landport and Charles Dore at 29 Church Road, Kingston.

Also on Gosport side - W. Dore at Queens Road, Stoke Road.

In 1887  there were (Chamberlains Directory)  9 Dores in Portsmouth - no William. In Gosport there was R.Dore of 4 St Mary's Road Alverstoke and Joseph Dore at 11 Queens Road.

In 1911 according to Kelly's Directory there were 15 Dores living in Portsmouth & Gosport. Grandfather was then at 46 Oliver Road, Eastney, Southsea and at 54 Prince Alfred Street Gosport here was William Henry Dore.

Take a look at this web site for CDs that contain Naval lists this, http://www.archivebritain.com/navy_lists.htm

Navy Lists, "There are five CD-ROM's in this section containing over two thousand digital images spanning the period between 1805 and 1914."
Tell me which you think will help us most and I will order it or buy from Portsmouth Library?

Research notes - http://www.arcticconnection.com/exploration/franklin.shtml

The National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, UK, has  an exemplary new online collection of images and artifacts related to the search for the North-West Passage. 

Another rival CD books company with 6 volumes about Franklin etc.,  http://www.cd-books.com/Mainpage/publicns.html

106 Winter Road, Eastney,  Southsea 1920

46 Oliver Road, Eastney,  Southsea 1911