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AmandaP
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My Gx4 Grandmother Isabella Laycock (nee Bunker)
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Hello, I'm searching for ancestors of my GG Grandparents Peter Brown & Ann Hogan who were married on 15 February 1858 in Stockport Cheshire. They had some children in England (Thomas, Ann & William?) and emmigrated to Geelong in Australia: Arrived on the 'Marco Polo' 12th June 1865 from Liverpool Voyage of 140 days.
My great grandmother (Mary) was born in Geelong Victoria Australia on 23 December 1872 and on her birth certificate it says that Peter was born in Warrington Lancashire England, was 37 years old and was a Tailor. It also says that her mother Ann was 32 and born in Stock Port Cheshire England. Mary had older Australian born brothers and sisters Elizabeth Peter & Christopher, I'm not sure if there were others born after her.
Mary moved to Sydney NSW before marrying my Great Grandfather Henry Gabb, I'm not sure if her parents moved with her as they are noted as deceased on her marriage certificate, and there are way too many Peter and Ann Browns listed on the NSW BDM to even try to decipher without their parents names.
There is a family legend that "Ann Hogan" was a "great Dublin lady" who ran away with a "red coat", whom at this stage we think might be referring to Mary's grandmother rather than mother but at this stage we don't have confirmed names for Peter or Mary's parents.
I have printed off the form from Cheshire BMD for Peter and Ann's marriage certificate, can anyone tell me if that will have all parents names on it?
Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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From Australia back to: England: CON/DEV - Acres, Ruse; CAM -Cooper, Pett; CHS/LAN - Brown, Hogan; DOR - Pitt; GLS - Gabb, Green, Newman, Scudamore, Skidmore, Walkley; London/MDX - Geale, Perry; SOM - Owen; SURREY - Good(y/g)er WAR - Heming; WIL - Ford; Laycock, Matcham, Hinchley, Smith, Rixon Ireland: McGann - Tipperay Harrigan/Haddigaddy/Hargedon & other variations - Castlebar Mayo Scotland: Warnock - Renfrew & Lanarkshire USA: Bunker - Nantucket www.geocities.com/gealefamilyreunion |
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Tati
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This looks very much like them in 1861 - the only Peter in Cheshire married to an Ann and born Warrington.
Occupation, age, and birthplace all look right 
1861
RG9/2563 89 2
Stockport, Cheshire
7 High Street
Peter Brown, head, 25, Tailor, b. Cheshire (must be a mistake) Warrington
Ann, wife, 22, Weald? Knitter, b. Cheshire Stockport
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"My dear, I think the English pronounce it 'appiness" Desire and hunger is the fire I breathe Census Information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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Tati
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Sigh - 1851 isn't very useful
HO107/2203 212 13
Warrington, Lancashire
4 James Street
Richard Urmson, head, 61, Labourer, b. Lancaster Warrington
Jane, wife, 51, House, b. Lancaster Culcheth?
Ellen, dau, 18, Weaver, b. Croft
Elizabeth, dau, 16, Home, b. Warrington
John, son, 13, Weaver, b. do.
Peter Brown, visitor, 16, Tailor, b. do.
James Lawless, visitor, 15, Fustian Cutter, b. do.
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AmandaP
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My Gx4 Grandmother Isabella Laycock (nee Bunker)
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Thank you Tanja, that is interesting to know 
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From Australia back to: England: CON/DEV - Acres, Ruse; CAM -Cooper, Pett; CHS/LAN - Brown, Hogan; DOR - Pitt; GLS - Gabb, Green, Newman, Scudamore, Skidmore, Walkley; London/MDX - Geale, Perry; SOM - Owen; SURREY - Good(y/g)er WAR - Heming; WIL - Ford; Laycock, Matcham, Hinchley, Smith, Rixon Ireland: McGann - Tipperay Harrigan/Haddigaddy/Hargedon & other variations - Castlebar Mayo Scotland: Warnock - Renfrew & Lanarkshire USA: Bunker - Nantucket www.geocities.com/gealefamilyreunion |
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I can't seem to identify Peter in 1841.
This is the nearest I get for Ann:
HO107/2156 256 10
Stockport, Cheshire
Cellar under 43 Edward Street
John Hagan, head, wid, 36, Ag lab, b. Ireland
Ann, dau, 11, b. Cheshire Stockport
Margaret, dau, 8, b. do.
Joseph Russell?, lodger, 24, Ag lab, b. Ireland
However, there is a matching Ann Hogan or Hagan still around in 1861...
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