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Danone
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Hi liz thanks for that
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Danone
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Hi carol
my mother has just remebered some thing that daisys grandma said that there stange there may have been two men in her live thats were the gostelow comes in and when he died she married a moore and he took her name
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LAJ
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Sure you have found this long ago but Daisy died in 1922. Amy Cooper was already living in the house as housekeeper before she married Lewis.
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Leicetershire, Warwickshire & Rutland, Markfield, Ratby, Ashby, Coalville, Bruntingthorpe, Coleorton Moor, Donnington-le-Heath, Oakham, Packington
Moore, Anderson, Gostelow, Worth, Cross, Massey
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 :)Hi Laj
cant remeber that but thanks anyway
must have been last year we forget sometimes.i have had alot on my mind since then
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:)Hi liz
sorry i didnt reconise your name yesterday .liz can you help again please when you are looking at some ones name and date there is .p.v. at the end of it what does it mean .as i have been to the libary today and was looking at a cooper from near us in 1804 and it said child with the date and p.v at the end we couldn't think what it meant so i was asked to ask on here
i hope you can help
many thanks
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Danone
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:)hi liz
thanks for coming back
i was on one of those plastic cards it said thomas cooper and mary
21st oct 1802 and then child 1972 p.v and then with another child so i fetched the librain and she couldn't help me with it but we did say that the children weren't theirs as they would have been dead long ago but there wasn't any thing to say what the p.v meant yet the other dates there was abbrevations with but not that one it was on the birth side of the card i was hoping some one would know to put it together for me
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:)the other ones were like f/c and so on i think one was h and
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:)i think the thomas cooper bit was the marriage which i think was m/c
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carol8353
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Henry and Florence ROGERS- my grandparents
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Danone
If you want specific help with a specific query,please start a new thread with a new title,so that others who may have the respective knowledge can join in.
You now seem to be asking about the surname Cooper,and this thread is really questions about finding Daisy Moore.
Did you ever get that death cert from 1922 that Liz suggested,it will confirm if it is the right person or not?
If your question about Daisy is complete then go into this thread and write the word COMPLETED in the title after the name and a moderator will move it to the completed boards.
Regards
Carol
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:)Hi liz i think i have found it its some sort of blood disease
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LAJ
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For those on the confusing Gostelow Moore/Cooper trail.
Hope this might help:
We have Daisy Anderson/Gostelow Moore's death certificate. She died in 1922 of lupus I believe that Daisy had gone down in the 1918 flu epidemic and didn't really get better.
She was Lewis Anderson's first wife, Amy Cooper was his second wife. Daisy and Lewis married in February 1911, Amy Cooper and Lewis in 1931. I believe, but cannot yet confirm that Dasy Gostelow Moore and Amy Cooper were cousin's.
Lewis and Daisy had one child, Amy born in July 1912. Lewis and Amy (Cooper) were childless.
Hope I haven't confused things more.
LAJ
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90% of sufferers are female, mainly between the ages of 15 and 55.
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Leicetershire, Warwickshire & Rutland, Markfield, Ratby, Ashby, Coalville, Bruntingthorpe, Coleorton Moor, Donnington-le-Heath, Oakham, Packington
Moore, Anderson, Gostelow, Worth, Cross, Massey
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carol8353
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Hi LAJ,
And welcome to Rootschat 
Thanks for that explanation,yes that does make things a lot clearer.
How do you fit into the picture?
Is there anything else we can help with on the Daisy Moore front?
Regards
Carol
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LAJ
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Thanks Carol, glad to be here.
I am Lewis and Daisy's only direct descendant, I think. They were my great-gransparents. Amy, their daughter, who just to confuse things further married into a different family called Moore was my Grand mother.
I didn't know either Lewis or Daisy, but did know Amy Cooper who I always thought of as my great-grandmother - though I knew that she was a second wife. I also knew her sister, Evelyn and Len Oxford who lived next door to my great-grandmother.
Amy, my grand mother, lived near or with us/my mother and shared a fair amount with us before her death. Sadly not as much I would have liked as she was stricken with early onset Alzheimer's. My Mum has a great memory and remembers clearly quite alot about Lewis and his family, I really only remember his youngest siblings Ivy and Percy.
I think I am stuck a bit further back on the Gostelow side. (As far as I know the family always used Gostelow). I know that there are three older siblings who don't use Moore - Rhoda (1885), Florrie (1887) and Mary (1889) and a younger brother who also uses Gostelow Moore (1893) (info from census listings). I know that their 'parents' were James Gostelow and Eliza. I don't have confirmation of their marriage, can't yet work out which of the children 'belong' to both James and Eliza and which to one or the other. My grandmother believed that James had been married before but I have nothing to go on.
I am also going on not much evidence on the Gostelow front in general. I beleive they were probably a Markfield family, at least for a couple of generations further back. There is a James with a widowed mother Jane on both the 1861 and 81 censuses (Gostelow gets transcribed as Gosteloa but it looks clear to me on the image). They might be the same people and the dates are about right to be having children in the 1880s.... I really need to be able to get back to BMD/church records don't I? Anyway if it is them, this thread then goes through Jane back to Coleorton Moor wh were Jane was born around 1820. Is there anyway of checking while keeping the expenditure to a minimum?
Any suggestions gratefully accepted!
Many thanks
LAJ (or as I am known in real life, Lucy Anderson Jones - and yes, that's where the Anderson comes from, doing confusing things with the name obviously runs in the family!
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Leicetershire, Warwickshire & Rutland, Markfield, Ratby, Ashby, Coalville, Bruntingthorpe, Coleorton Moor, Donnington-le-Heath, Oakham, Packington
Moore, Anderson, Gostelow, Worth, Cross, Massey
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