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Nellie PRISCILLA Parker - 1894 Bath

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Sue

Sue Report 9 May 2008 12:31

Thanks Lindsey - that is my tree on Ancestry.

I am now looking for living descendants of my Parker ancestors.

Sue

Lindsey*

Lindsey* Report 8 May 2008 12:32

There is a tree on Ancestry with these people on it

Name: Nellie Parker
Birth: Abt 1895 - Gloucestershire, England
Parents: Albert Edward Parker, Mary Rachel Young
Spouse: Alfred Cornelius Hewlett

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For better results please give all the details ,name, date place as you can {pictures by me }

Sue

Sue Report 8 May 2008 09:42

My search for my great aunt Nellie Parker has had some success - at last!

Because the 1901 census shows very clearly that she was born in Bristol, and not being able to find any record in Bristol, I had given up hope of finding her birth records - especially having been told that some of the Bristol records were lost during the War. I kept checking regularly and, on checking FreeBMD births again yesterday, have now discovered she was born in Bath - not Bristol!!!

Her full birth name was Nellie Priscilla Parker and she was born in the September quarter of 1894 to Albert Edward and Mary Rachel Parker.

If there is anyone out there who recognises this lady as possibly being their grandmother I would love to hear from them.

Sue