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Topic: Sheerness-1862 onwards - PALMER (Read 161 times)
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antnz
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I am looking for information on the family of:
Robert PALMER (b. Lilleshall, Shropshire, 1826) and
Mary BULLOCK (b. Chippenham, Wiltshire, 1839)
From one source I have a number of their children being born in Sheerness:
Elizabeth Frances (Maria?) PALMER b. 1866
Maria PALMER, b abt 1867 (possibly died young)
Thomas (O.?) PALMER, b abt 1868
Other Children were...
Sarah Susannah (b. Chippenham)
Daniel (b. Shropshire)
Can anyone help or point me in the right direction?
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antnz
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Thanx Tanja,
Yes, I am to refering to:
"Robert's birth place looks like Cale P Bank Salop, where Sarah is 11 and Daniel 8"
"What are you searching for exactly?"
I am looking for the movements of the family, the household composition, confirmation of birth dates, details like occupation address etc. Whatever information is available.
I also want confirmation of the existence of Maria. She was not with the family in later years.
"Have you searched for the family on the 1881 census?"
Not in the 1881 Census. The family left for New Zealand in Dec 1873.
Robert was born around Lilleshall, Shropshire. He married in Chippenham, Wiltshire in 1859 where Sarah was born. Danield was born near Lilleshall then the rest where born in Sheerness.
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Hi Tanja
"Let me know if you need a full transcript"
I'm going to a local library tomorrow which has full access to the census data through Ancestry.com. I guess I'll find some of what I am after.
"The complete birth indexes are currently free to view hre:"
Thankyou, I didn't know this was available, I will try it.
Thankyou for your help
Ants 
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I don't know how to help.