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EvieBeavie

EvieBeavie Report 18 Feb 2009 02:03

I want to play. BG had me sort out her tree yesterday, so I get honourable mention here, at least. ;)

(Just for anybody thinking about trying it, do not consult me on sorting out the bloopers you make in your tree. The only solution I figured out for my own was deleting the whole thing and starting over again. Somehow, I seem to have waved a magic wand in BG's direction, but it is not a feat that could be replicated.)

Here's the real task I set you all:

If you can get BG's Pears-s back to around 1800 in Leicestershire, you may be able to prove that she and I are related. By marriage. And I might let her into the exclusive club of descendants of an extinct surname, if she came from just the right Pears and his wife.

Somehow, I'm doubting the likelihood of this ...

BoroGirl

BoroGirl Report 18 Feb 2009 02:06

hey Evie,
go check my tree again I'm in Norfolk and today I entered Wales lol
Lx.

LiverBird1

LiverBird1 Report 18 Feb 2009 02:37

Can't find any deaths, looked from 1928-1935. Critcher seems to be a rare name not many of 'em in the index.

That's me for the night now, I need my bed. Might have a go at your Pears club Evie / BoroGirl, tomorrow if I'm feeling brave :-)

Cass :-)))

BoroGirl

BoroGirl Report 18 Feb 2009 02:39

lol Cass
you did great tonight thank you

don't know about any club tho' ;-))





oh eck I'm looking for a death or bigamy now!!
















Evie I need you again lol

EvieBeavie

EvieBeavie Report 18 Feb 2009 03:15

You mean ... you need my expertise at adding spare wives to trees at GR?

rofl

BoroGirl

BoroGirl Report 18 Feb 2009 12:43

hmmm if any of these are right he was no spring chicken in1927 was he

1. FREDERICK CRITCHER - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Birth: 24 JUL 1831
2. FREDERICK CRITCHER - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 14 AUG 1831 Saint James, Westminster, London, England
3. Frederick William Mark - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 05 MAY 1878 Mortlake, Surrey, England
4. FREDERICK CRITCHER - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 14 FEB 1841 Saint Giles, Reading, Berkshire, England

BoroGirl

BoroGirl Report 23 Feb 2009 22:43

anybody want to help find this divorce or death for me please?

FannyByGaslight

FannyByGaslight Report 23 Feb 2009 23:08


so what is wrong with any of these births for doris bowmans first hubby?

Births Sep 1856 (98%)
Critcher Frederick Charles Brentford 3a 65
Births Mar 1878 (>99%)
Critcher Frederick William M Richmond S. 2a 356
Births Sep 1878 (>99%)
Critcher Frederick Bangor 11b 539
Births Sep 1881 (>99%)
Critcher Frederick William H Reading 2c 337
Births Jun 1888 (>99%)
CRITCHER Frederick William Brentford 3a 141
Births Mar 1901 (>99%)
Critcher Frederick Amersham 3a 785
Critcher Frederick Amersham 3a 795
Births Sep 1901 (>99%)
CRITCHER Frederick William J Bristol 6a 39
Births Sep 1905 (>99%)
Critcher Frederick Chertsey 2a 53
Births Jun 1906 (>99%)
Critcher Frederick Cyril G Reading 2c 396
Births Dec 1908 (>99%)
Critcher Frederick Albert Brentford 3a

who is nearest her age and where she was born?

xxx

EvieBeavie

EvieBeavie Report 23 Feb 2009 23:09

I get lost.

You're looking for the death of a Frederick Critcher between 1927 when Doris married him and 1935 when she married the other guy.

Likely just not yet transcribed by FreeBMD, no?

I searched at FreeBMD for deaths of Fred* Cri* 1927-1935 and the latest result I got was 1930. The rest of the years aren't transcribed.

Anyhow, isn't he irrelevant as being just the first husband of your husband's grandmother?

If you get the Doris-Pears marriage certificate, it's going to tell you whether she was widowed or divorced.

FannyByGaslight

FannyByGaslight Report 23 Feb 2009 23:14


money for a divorce back then??and all the rigmarole it entailed?
hotels, photos, etc etc
probably bigamy
get the m.c as evie says
by far the easiest way to find out
unless he ran off to america and she just says he was dead of course to marry mr pears!

BoroGirl

BoroGirl Report 23 Feb 2009 23:15

ummm Viv
Doris was born Darlington County Durham in1904
so my answer is ????

BoroGirl

BoroGirl Report 23 Feb 2009 23:17

another one
ok your right

EvieBeavie

EvieBeavie Report 23 Feb 2009 23:19

Oh, I agree. Doris was no more likely to be divorced than your Alfred was, Viv. ;) hahaha.

The deaths for Fred* Cri* just end at 1930 at FreeBMD. Obvious absence of transcription. (I think deaths lag behind births and marriages in priority.)

I'm not volunteering to go trawling the images. Work to do.

Oh, all right. I'll do 1931. Who's up for 1932?

FannyByGaslight

FannyByGaslight Report 23 Feb 2009 23:19

hes a travelling salesman from ??
they meet fall in love marry
and the rest we dont know about ,yet.

ok 33 and 34 but i thought cass had already done them.

EvieBeavie

EvieBeavie Report 23 Feb 2009 23:21

No Frederick Critcher death reg in 1931.

LiverBird1

LiverBird1 Report 23 Feb 2009 23:22

Just caught this in time I have looked!!

Cass

EDIT

Sorry not quite in time :-(

EvieBeavie

EvieBeavie Report 23 Feb 2009 23:23

You're right, Cass alread did them! Stop now!

EvieBeavie

EvieBeavie Report 23 Feb 2009 23:25

Cassandra - back on page 1 you said

"On William's page it says Cricher or Bowman"

Should that have read Critcher?


How common was it for a widow's birth surname to be recorded in the GRO when she remarried?

BoroGirl

BoroGirl Report 23 Feb 2009 23:26

I'll go get the cert. this week promise
Lesleyx.

LiverBird1

LiverBird1 Report 23 Feb 2009 23:26

Evie, it was without the T

Cass