SWIPPYDO
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thank you again for the latest info you have replied with. yes i agree with you it is almost definate that james 51/52 is my man. i suppose in a way it makes no difference to my life but you like to know these things, i now can see how the hounsells fit in, you have certanly cleared that one up. well now perhaps i can get on with the rest of the families in my tree i would like to thank all of you for all the help you have given, without all of you i may never have been able to find out.
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SWIPPYDO
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hi have sat studing the info above and i am at a loss if this info is correct then where does my gr grandad james born in 1875 and his son james born in 1898 come in if mary was married to james davis in 1859 then who fathered james 1875
swippydo 
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AMBLY
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Hi SWIPPYDOO
This is what we believe is the descendancy:
1) James Arthur MALE born 1851/52 (mother Mary Ann [UNKNOWN] widow of George MALE fruiterer); married: Mary Ann HOUNSELL in 1873, they had son:
2) James Arthur MALE born 1874. he married Charlotte Theresa S GARLAND in 1896, they had son:
3) James Albert MALE b 1898
Perhaps the fact that James Arthur MALE b 1851/1852 married a woman with the same apparent forename as his mother, is the confusing part!
The Mary Ann [UNKNOWN] who married - we think (it's not proved!) James DAVIS in 1859, was the widow of George MALE the Fruiterer. It is this Mary Ann's ( illigitimate?) son, James Arthur MALE b 1851/52 who we think fathered James Arthur MALE b 1875.
If this all proves correct, then when widow Mary Ann MALE nee [UNKNOWN] remarried in 1859 to James DAVIS, he became the stepfather to her illigitimate son, James Arthur MALE b 1851/1852.
Hope this helps!
Cheers
AMBLY
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SWIPPYDO
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hi yes i relise that after i posted message this has been very confusing i am now in the midst of putting it all togeather i would like to thank all of the people who have spent time helping me. the only sad thing about it all i dont know who james 51/52 dad was. might turn up i will be on here again i expect with more problems thanks again.
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SWIPPYDO
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Re: james male
« Reply #35 on: Wednesday 12 December 07 22:50 GMT (UK) » |
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yes i know the james born 1898 was my grandad, but as i said above did not know much about grandma or her family have sent for certificate but it hasnt come yet just thought some-one might be able to help
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Re: james male
« Reply #36 on: Wednesday 12 December 07 22:54 GMT (UK) » |
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Unless a Rootschatter has any personal knowledge of Phyllis Elliott, we would not be able to help with her parents names as she was born after the 1901 census
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