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i am looking for relations of harold & winfred Baker married in 1914 and lived in walthamstow and chingford e4. their children were ronald 1920 terry 1923 alan 1926 iris 1928 brian 1932 cyril? margret? maurice?
hers hoping

hi Nerine
thanks for your reply. i dont understand why you have replied the way you have with all this information as this is very new to me . i have only found this information in the last two weeks. do we have links or are you just a kind soul doing the rearch for me.

thanks aagain
terry

Hope you don't mind Nerine......

Terry,
Nerine has found the details of your your relatives marriage and then she has found Baker children whose mother had the maiden name Digby.

If you buy Harold and Winifred's marriage certificate then it will give you the names and occupations of both of their fathers and sometimes the witnesses to the marriage can provide further clues and that will help you research further back in time

hi
no i dont mind but why is someone doing it i am very new to this and need to learn more. i have purchased mariage and birth certificates and have records of baptisms. it is surviving relatives i want to find. terence was my father who died when i was 3 months old, so i would like to meet any relatives i may have out there. any ideas
terry

Possibly your relative ???

1901 census for St Dunstan in the West, London

Catherine Edith Digby 29, born ???Norfolk
John Valentine Digby 29, born Buxton, Norfolk
Warfield May Digby 6 (Image states Winifred May) and she was born in Southwark

There's no ulterior motive behind us helping...we just like doing it.
Have you tried "Search Trees' at the top of the page to see if anyone has any of your family names in their tree?

hi seaham lass
i did not mean to sound suspicious i just cant believe the interest and kindness people have shown in or search
thanks for the advice. i am having trouble opening other peoples trees any tips
terry

Search Trees....
You have to click on the name of the person on the left hand side of the screen as that's the person who might have your relative in their tree.
It's to that person that you are sending a message and you can't see their tree unless they give permission.

I wouldn't recommend using the Genes Reunited facility that allows you to send an automated response as the person you are contacting simply gets a message asking "can I see your tree" and a great many people simply won't reply to you.

Let them know in your message that you have at least some information on your relatives even if it's limited.

That way they can see whether you share common ancestors and hopefully they'll get back to you.

I know that you are more keen to find living relatives rather than the ones you have passed away but you will find that by working back and adding to your tree that eventually you'll find more and more relatives who have descended from your ancestors brothers, sisters etc:
Don't worry, you'll soon become addicted....like the rest of us !!!!