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thanx sue i think im on a roll now found a few
thanx all for ur help
lisa x

As Rambling Rose said above,,,,

FREEBMD is a good place to start searching,,,marriages go up to 1950..

thank u satnav

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England & Wales, Death Index: 1916-2005
about Elizabeth Jane Meredith
Name: Elizabeth Jane Meredith
Birth Date: 10 Sep 1902
Death Registration Month/Year: 1975
Registration district: Walsall
Inferred County: West Midlands
Volume: 34
Page: 0305

Do not rely on the age in census
birth?
Elizabeth Jane Pearce 1902 Oct-Nov-Dec Shropshire, Staffordshire, West

thank u slug n lettuce i had a peak at it and it does seem to be the only one that is compatible so thank u for lookin
lisa x

sue in leeds that is the right one yes thanx

Hi Lisa
I have found an Elizabeth Pearce marrying Alfred Meredith in Wolverhampton in 1924.
I looked in the Free BMD - marriages - typed in Elizabeth Pearce. Assumed she married around 18 to 25 years so entered 1918 - 1930.
I found her marrying someone called Meredith in 1924 Wolverhampton.
I went back to the page where you put the information in and cleared the boxes and entered the surname Meredith with spouse surname Pearce.
This gave me Alfred Meredith marrying someone called Pearce in 1924.
Here is the information from the site.
Pearce Elizabeth J Meredith Wolverhampton 6b 1417

Meredith Alfred Pearce Wolverhampton 6b 1417
This was the only one around that time in Wolverhampton and if your Elizabeth's middle name is "J..... then this could be the one.
Hope this is ok. If my explanation is not clear then please let me know.
Ria x

Do you know her parents names...???
and is this her,,


1911 census - household transcription
Person: PEARCE, Elizabeth
Address: 9 Mill ST

Name Relation Condition/
Yrs married Sex Age Birth
Year Occupation Where Born Original
census
image

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PEARCE, John Head Married M 42 1869 Iron Moulder New Invention Staffordshire VIEW
PEARCE, Rachel Jane Wife Married
14 years F 36 1875 Core Maker In Iron Foundry Wednesfield Staffordshire VIEW
PEARCE, Fanny C A Daughter F 14 1897 Wednesfield Staffordshire VIEW
PEARCE, John T Son M 12 1899 School Queenstown Ireland Resident VIEW
PEARCE, Elizabeth Daughter F 10 1901 School Wolverhampton Staffordshire VIEW
PEARCE, Owen Son M 6 1905 School Portobello Staffordshire VIEW
PEARCE, Gertrude Daughter F 4 1907 Willenhall Staffordshire VIEW
PEARCE, William Son M 1 1910 Willenhall Staffordshire VIEW

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RG number:
RG14 Piece:
17108 Reference:
RG14PN17108 RG78PN1053 RD369 SD6 ED26 SN120

Registration District:
Wolverhampton Sub District:
Willenhall Enumeration District:
26 Parish:
Willenhall

Address:
9 Mill ST County:
Staffordshire



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elizabeth pearce
bron; 1901
in wolverhampton

thanx rambling rose will do :-)

Well start with one Lisa :)

If you want to put one on here, I, or someone else, will have a look and see what can be found and tell you how we did it as an example ( assuming we can lol).

thanx for the info

i want to know where, when n who they married i dont know where to start the men are preety easy but without knowin where when n who the woman married im finding it difficult to find anything out

Not entirely sure what you mean Lisa?

Do you mean because they will have changed their name on marriage? If so it will partly depend on how common their birth name is ...for example if you had a Margaret Arbuthnot marrying James Athelstan , it will be much easier than Mary Smith marrying a John Jones to trace!

You will need to pin down as much as possible where and when any marriage was likely, fathers name and occupation is on certs' so that can be checked against census etc...

Freebmd is a good place to start.

Hello can anyone help me.....i think im going to be making myself sound stupid but can anyone tell me how i would start in looking up my female ancestors in my tree as i have not a clue how to start