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June, Mary Dodsworth abt 1798 Yorks W, Gilling Head West Gilling Yorkshire Robt Dodsworth abt 1829 Rother Lythe, Middlesex, England Son West Gilling Yorkshire Elizabeth Barwick abt 1817 Yorks W, Gilling Cousin West Gilling Yorkshire Ann Bell abt 1803 Yorks W, Gilling Servant West Gilling Yorkshire Ann Peacock abt 1854 Bernard Castle, Durham, England Servant West Gilling Yorkshire

Thanks again tracy, Very, very much appreciated Pam x

Pam, Gartside, Henry abt 1815 Oldham, Lancashire, England Head Oldham Lancashire Gartside, Jane abt 1851 Bradford, Yorkshire, England Daughter Oldham Lancashire Andrew, Tom abt 1833 Oldham, Lancashire, England Boarder Oldham Lancashire Holden, Anne abt 1871 Beaford, Yorkshire, England Boarder Oldham Lancashire Fletcher, Ada abt 1886 Middleton, Lancashire, England Boarder Oldham Lancashire

Tracy, Thanks very much for that, I will put a look up for a scottish record? Please could you give me the infor for ADA Many Thanks again.....You are too good!! Pam

Pam, perhaps Mawson is in Scotland finding Alice? I found Ada in 1891, but she is with a totally different family. I can't find Alice on there either.

Brilliant Tracy......Well done!!!!!!!!!! Icouldn't find him anywhere....Thank you very much! Pam x

Hi Tracy, will you do a look up please for Ann Peacock 1854 Barnard Castle Durham in 1871 census regards June

Pam, got Bertram... Berham Allcock abt 1857 Mirfield Head 88 Bartlemore St, Oldham, Lancashire, England Sarah Allcock abt 1857 Oldham Wife 88 Bartlemore St, Oldham, Lancashire, England Can't see anyone who even looks like a possible Mawson :(

Hi again tracy, Please could I trouble you again? I am missing 2 brothers.......Mawson Attack born c1854, I have him on 61, (listed as Attick) the 71 census in Yorkshire and again in 1901 in Lancashire. Where could he be in 1881 & 1891? The other missing brother is Bertram Attack born c1857, I have him in 61 (listed as Attick) and the 71 census again in Yorkshire. He next appears in 1891 & 1901 in Lancashire. Where could he be in 1881? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again Pam

Nicky, I don't have any information about divorces. Did they actually marry? If you know where he went, I would check county record offices to see if they hold information about divorces. It may be that he never divorced, and the marriage was simply 'dissolved' because he didn't return. I don't really think I can help in this situation. I'm more suited to pre-1901 mysteries. Sorry. Perhaps you could ask on the Tips board and someone with better knowledge of this could help you. I already posted this in reply to your previous message.

Where do we go from here? Gt grandad left gt Granny in 1916,ranaway with a young girl whom was working at a hotel he was at, they went to Farringdon wilts, in 1917/1918 he wa s sentenced to 15 months hard labour for concealment of a baby body, he was charged with a woman whom he lodged with called Florence Lewis she was married but her husband had been killed at the front, we don't know whether this was the woman he left granny for, but we have a feeling that it isn't. He then had another child called patience btw 1921 1930 don't know who the mother was, he then left this child and mother and married another woman and had another child whom we know about , he died in 1962. his name Joseph Webb. This is all we know and would like to find out if he was the child father and what happened to Patience, Any suggestions would help, Thanks . Nicky

Helen, I think this is her... Birth Dec 1913 York Annie A mother - Clark Poplar 1c 934

Thanks Tracey. She isn't with Williams parents, James and Ann Booth, as I have them on the 1851 census. Haven't yet looked for her parents, John (coppersmith) and Ellen Moss, like you, I am eagerly awaiting the 1851 census to appear on Ancestry. Thanks looking anyway! Best wishes Carol.

Carol, she is likely to be with Ann/Hannahs parents in 1851. Are you able to check for them? I don't have access (yet) to that one. She might not even be a Booth, given that her parents weren't married when she was born. What a nightmare this one's going to be :( A thought - there is an Ann Moss born in 1845. Might be her. There are also quite a lot of Booths born in those two years, so I wouldn't want to guess which one she might be. The other daughter is called Anna Ellen - in my experience those would be quite different names. I have Elizabeths and Elizas, Marys and Marias, all together in the same family.

Nicky, she was with a Clift family at Clevdon? Lodge. Head is a Ship Broker. Bertha is a Nursemaid.

Colette, I was hoping we'd be rich, but after 56 pages of Dikinsons, I couldn't find one marrying a Haizelden, or any other variation of the name. They might've married after 1920.

Hi Tracey Hope you can solve my mystery! 1861 Census: RG 9 2897 Hulme Manchester St Georges Booth abt 1846 Salford, Lancashire, England Stepdaughter Hulme Lancashire Anna Ellen Booth abt 1853 Salford, Lancashire, England Stepdaughter Hulme Lancashire John Booth abt 1855 Salford, Lancashire, England Stepson Hulme Lancashire William Booth abt 1851 Salford, Lancashire, England Stepson Hulme Lancashire Ann Hynus abt 1828 Salford, Lancashire, England Wife Hulme Lancashire James Hynus abt 1829 Ireland Head Hulme Lancashire ----------------------------------------------------------------------- James Hynus is actually JAMES HYMES My mystery is this: WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE FEMALE CHILD BORN 1846? I have a copy of the original transcription and there is definitely NO first name!! She must exist, as she has an age and an occupation. At first, I just thought there was a 'ditto' mark missing and she was named Ann after her mother (who was actually Hannah on different census) but then I saw that the other daughter is called Hannah! The father of the children is William Booth. Hannah Booth married James Hymes in 1861 (I have their wedding certificate). William and Hannah were married in 1849, and I notice that this nameless daughter was born in 1846 (oh dear!). On the 1851 census, there is only 1 child, William, born 1851, living with William senior and Hannah. By the 1871 census, this mystery child is no longer living with them and I presume she has married. How can I find out what her name was?? Theres a mystery for you!! Best wishes Carol.

Mary, using the reference I gave you, you can order from the GRO. See http://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/ for details.

Tracy, Well that's confused things, yet its too much of a co-incidence there couldn't be 2 different Laura Pauline's born in Bristol in 1874. I'll send off for the birth cert. Where was Bertha Price in 1871 and who was she with? I'm hoping it might be 1 Pottery Cottages Weston, which is where she was in 1881 and where her parents and rest of the family, but not Bertha, were in 1861. Thanks for all you've found so far. Nicky x

Hi Tracey its pain in the arse again Colette, i have had my Uncle here all afternoon, he was born in 1925 Henry Haizelden my Grans brother he recons that there was a Will belonging to a Mrs Dickinson back in the 30's or 40's looking for all Haizeldens to give them money, he says his dad recieved 40 pounds but should have got alot more as she gave money to all his children too and lots of other Haizeldens. I believe she had 40 thousand pounds, i am trying to find her connection so wondering if you could look and see if theres a marriage Dickinson - Haizelden anywhere .. He recons his dad and his dads brother were the two fisrt in line but i have all my Haizelden fam history and cannot work out who she was up the wall again haaaaaaaaaa. Cheers Colette