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diesel
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I am trying to trace the parents and family of Mark Brown born in 1886 in Nottingham and died in 1965 in Nottingham.He was a plasterer. . His fathers name is John Brown but this is all I have to go on from his marriage certificate. Father John was a twisthand and I think lived at 20 Alderney Street in Lenton.
Mark Brown married Harriett Porter on April 6th 1907 and her father Samuel was a miner (I have that line sorted I think).
One of the witnesses was Tannie Brown who was an elder sister of Mrk. He also had another sister known as Doll and a brother (much younger) known as Stanley.
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Tati
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Hi Diesel,
Welcome to RootsChat 
I see a Mark Brown birth registered in 1885 in Nottingham - who seems unfinadable on census, and this may be why:
Death Mark Brown Age 0 Sep 1886 Nottingham 7b 125
Maybe your Mark is more likely to be the boy registered in Sep 1885 Basford:
Mark Brown Sep 1885 Basford 7b 194
What do you think?
1901
RG13/3165 109 43
Nottingham
95 Salisbury Street
John Brown, head, 51, Lace Maker, b. Ilkeston Derbyshire
Phyllis, wife, 41, b. Awsworth? Notts
John R F, son, 18, Cycle Maker, b. Ilkeston Derbyshire
Fannie R, dau, 16, Cigarette Maker, b. do. (could this be Tannie?)
Mark, son, 15, Plaster, b. do.
Fred C, son, 13, b. do.
Grace A, dau, 11, b. do.
Phyllis, dau, 10, b. do.
Dorothy, dau, 5, b. Radford Notts (=Doll?)
Gladys M, dau, 1, b. do.
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Hi
Thanks alot. I think you may be on the button. I will continue to look further wit this, but thiscould be the break i need.
Diesel
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Hi tati
His grandson is a plasterer too and used to work for him for a while but did not get on so knows very little about him and his family!!
i am now strugggling to get the marrige and maiden name of Mark's mother but have sent for the birth certificates o this should help.
diesel
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Hi Tati
You are a star. You are having more success than I was. I will put that info into my tree for now as I can always change it later if the cert shows something different.
I had found Fannie Richards Brown befoe but it was as TANNIE. I thought this was what I was after but could get nowhere with it then.
Cheers for now. I will keep hunting.
Diesel.
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Hi Diesel, Welcome to RootsChat I see a Mark Brown birth registered in 1885 in Nottingham - who seems unfinadable on census, and this may be why: Death Mark Brown Age 0 Sep 1886 Nottingham 7b 125 Maybe your Mark is more likely to be the boy registered in Sep 1885 Basford: Mark Brown Sep 1885 Basford 7b 194 What do you think? 1901RG13/3165 109 43
Nottingham
95 Salisbury StreetJohn Brown, head, 51, Lace Maker, b. Ilkeston Derbyshire Phyllis, wife, 41, b. Awsworth? Notts John R F, son, 18, Cycle Maker, b. Ilkeston Derbyshire Fannie R, dau, 16, Cigarette Maker, b. do. (could this be Tannie?) Mark, son, 15, Plaster, b. do.Fred C, son, 13, b. do. Grace A, dau, 11, b. do. Phyllis, dau, 10, b. do. Dorothy, dau, 5, b. Radford Notts (=Doll?) Gladys M, dau, 1, b. do. |
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