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Skewedhalo

Skewedhalo Report 18 Aug 2005 15:33

Jess, re: Fanny Goodwin Goodness! You answered my post pages ago! LOL You ask when Fanny married Samuel Smith. The answer is, I don't know as I can't find a marriage for them yet. He is single on the 1861 census and the first child that I know of was born in Feb. 1865, so I am guessing between those dates (if they did actaully marry of course!) Thank you for taking the trouble to look. Sharon

The Bag

The Bag Report 18 Aug 2005 14:36

Is Green Augusta's maiden name?

The Bag

The Bag Report 18 Aug 2005 14:28

Josieanne so its Elizabeth and John Page with children in 1861! Harriet anyway will try again 1861 maybe? Elizabeth A Page abt 1833 London, England Head Brighton Sussex Elizabeth A Page abt 1855 Brighton, Sussex, England Daughter Brighton Sussex Harriet J Page abt 1857 Brighton, Sussex, England Daughter Brighton Sussex

Sheila from Canada

Sheila from Canada Report 18 Aug 2005 14:26

Hi Jess: You have already helped me with my family and I really appreciate it. Just last Friday my sister and cousins got together to discuss our family tree and I now have 4 pictures of a Green family. I am hoping you can shed some light on them. I believe they are related to my Great Grandmother Augusta Green somehow. They are Peggy and Polly Green, Polly married a Joe Cossy? in 1926 and Peggy married a George ? in 1927. On the back of a couple of the pictures it shows P. Liddle photographer in Chester le Street, so presuming they are from around that area. Many thanks for anything you can find. Regards Shiela

JosieByCoast

JosieByCoast Report 18 Aug 2005 14:11

Jess, Thanks for trying the Campbell's, it was a long shot, Richard is prob dead by then, I found him on the 1851census but didn't come across his brothers living in Brighton. Now the Pages, Elizabeth remarried in Jan 1871 and I have seen the 1871census with her on at her mothers Elizabeth Cooper in Brighton with 2 children Harriet Page born 1857 & Nathaniel Page born c1862, persumably her 1st husband John William Page was dead by then. Although these children were born in Brighton, I wonder if they lived somewhere else at that time. Can you search on Harriet Page [I think her middle name was Jane] born 1857 Brighton, mind you Elizabeth was at her mothers on the 1871 & 81 census, and carried on living in the house after her mothers death according to the 91census. Maybe if nothing shows on Harriet, you could try Elizabeth Cooper born c1810 Shropshire & Thomas Cooper born c1805 Bedfordshire, they may be living at Cavendish St, Brighton. Many thanks Josie

Nana Anna

Nana Anna Report 18 Aug 2005 13:01

No Lucy and Albert have two boys. She did also have base born daughter but she was called Kate Wills living with grandparents and then working in Bath age 13. Anna

The Bag

The Bag Report 18 Aug 2005 12:59

Fanny doesn't appear with Lucy and Albert later? that is my hunch, have set Free bmd to hunt for bush marriages but may take a while - it a bit chuggy today

Nana Anna

Nana Anna Report 18 Aug 2005 12:53

Haven't found any marriages for the Bush sisters. Martha Wills m. Samuel Chandler in Wandsworth Eliza Wills m. Richard Higgins not sure where Elizabeth Wills m. Thomas Kelson possibly Bath, Somerset Lucy Wills m. Albert Beer in Bath Also Henry Wills married in Wandsworth (brother of Emma's). So some did wander about a bit. Pulling your hair out yet?! Anna

The Bag

The Bag Report 18 Aug 2005 12:53

Alter - Am i mis-reading what pamela has put? or is she in a corner quietly sobbing somewhere?! Appreciate your input Jess x

The Bag

The Bag Report 18 Aug 2005 12:42

Nanna, which of the siblings marriages have you managed to trace? did these people all revolve around Somerset...

The Bag

The Bag Report 18 Aug 2005 12:39

margaret, where have you looked? I cannot access scottish records Where was first child born please?

Nana Anna

Nana Anna Report 18 Aug 2005 12:34

Ooops - Emma WILLS - thanks Jess.

Margaret

Margaret Report 18 Aug 2005 12:33

Desperately looking for John Alexander (very uncommon name!) born c1825 in Edinburgh according to 61,71,81,91 and 01 census. Married Emma Creasy born c 1834 from Teignmouth. Can't find a wedding, (first child born in 1861) or John's birth. Have been looking since last September without success. Margaret

The Bag

The Bag Report 18 Aug 2005 12:32

Nanna Anna. Emma's maiden name was ....?

Nana Anna

Nana Anna Report 18 Aug 2005 12:18

Have a go at this one Jess. 1871 census shows: Living Baltonsborough, Somerset Francis Bush Head 34 Baltonsborough, Somerset Butcher Emma BUSH Nee WILLS Wife 33 Glastonbury Somerset  Herbert BUSH Son 5 1/2 Baltonsborough, Somerset Lucy WILLS Sister-in-law Un 19 Glastonbury Step Maker Fanny Connell Niece 1yr 8 mo Baltonsborough, Somerset Can't find anything about the niece Fanny - no birth, parents, not showing on 1881 census, etc. Francis had 3 sisters Mary Ann(e) b. C1838, Jane b. C1840 & Eliza (maybe Ellen) Charlotte b. C1849. Emma had 4 sisters Mary Ann b. C1835, Jane & Martha b. C1840, Eliza b. C1850 & Lucy b. C1852. Cheers Anna

The Bag

The Bag Report 18 Aug 2005 11:39

Pamela: going to copy and paste part of your reply. see if it helps see the wood for the trees... Mary Ann Webb married my ggf in 1891. On their marriage certificate, her father John Matthews, Park Keeper. On her son George William Webb's birth certificate it says for mother Mary Webb formerly Loundon (I think, can't deciphre very well). She was born 1886/87. < born when and married G/F 1891? Was 25 when married my ggf, already had 2 children George b 1888 < how old was his Mum .......born 1886? and John Webb. On 1891 census she is down as 24. < born 1867, with the two boys? Would have been about 20 when George Webb was born. -------------------------------------------------------------- Are some of those errors? Who are you starting with in 1901 and will gladly try and work back for you jess x

Mardi

Mardi Report 18 Aug 2005 11:31

Hi Alter, Many thanks for looking for me too......it most definately looks like they were out of the country, but I'll keep looking. Thanks again, Kaye.

Always stressed!

Always stressed! Report 18 Aug 2005 10:59

Hello Jess, I am sitting her puzzling over various certificates and do not know which way to go. I emailed Ancestry to find out how to get credits or join but have had no reply. Mary Ann Webb married my ggf in 1891. On their marriage certificate, her father John Matthews, Park Keeper. On her son George William Webb's birth certificate it says for mother Mary Webb formerly Loundon (I think, can't deciphre very well). She was born 1886/87. Was 25 when married my ggf, already had 2 children George b 1888 and John Webb. On 1891 census she is down as 24. Would have been about 20 when George Webb was born. Cant find marriage for William Webb or Mary. Sorry if confusing. Really stuck at the moment. Thanks for any help or advice you can give me. Regards, Pam.

Mardi

Mardi Report 18 Aug 2005 09:50

Hi Jess, Don't worry about 'not doing too well', I am cursed with Royal Artillery, at the moment I have five different families with generations of them and have found them all over the world, so Edward could be ANYWHERE ! The Hatherton sounds good, so I'm off to do some searching. Many thanks Jess, I really appreciate it. Kaye.

The Bag

The Bag Report 18 Aug 2005 09:47

thanks Alter. anything you can do with any of my other failures?