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Topic: lost grandparent (Read 714 times)
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Valda
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There really isn't any evidence that Alice had any connection with north London before her marriage. Archibald is in St Pancras on the 1891 census (as was Edward Douglas Atwell). There is a Julia Wickham in Pancras (wife of Caleb) - transcribed as Markham in the 1891 census index but clearly Wickham in 1881 and 1901, and Alice on the 1901 census gives Marylebone as her birthplace - next door to St. Pancras.
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Valda
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Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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gets a bit confusing after a while, just when you think it almost there, she is a real pain, only met her once she died in 1959, suppose to have spanish blood in her line so story goes, and thats all i think it is a story.
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brown's and broom's of norfolk area, butcher of bromyard, goodall' edmonton, tottenham, bexley heath, walthamstow. attwell/atwell? hamlett of walthamstow
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Valda
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On the 1891 census Archibald was a cashier in a Boot stores and a plumber's labourer in 1901 (his father was a plumber born Pancras) so so much for occupations.
Does anyone else remember her or better still any relations she had?
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Valda
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casalguidi
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Who were all the witnesses on her marriage certificates - does the name SAGGS feature or ring a bell at all? (forget that last bit)
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