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Topic: Lost family member in Manchester area (Read 1473 times)
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BarbaraH
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Hi Mig,
There is another marriage for a Leonard Madden, I don't think its been mentioned yet?
March 1939 Manchester south vol 8d page 57
Leonard Madden to Ellen Garvey
There have been a lot of new marriages added to free bmds recently so it might not have shown up before.
Manchester South could be Ardwick or somewhere like that, quite near Collyhurst. If it was him he'd be getting on a bit in years - then again my auntie Annie married first time at 59  so it does happen.
But how to persuade you to pay out another £7 for a certificate on the offchance? Mmm.. that's a tricky one
 Barbara
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Newton Heath/Failsworth: Greenwood, McGibbon, Fishwick, Berry LANCS: Holt, Greenwood, Greenhalgh, Ballard, Threlfall,Fishwick, Berry CHES/DERBYS: Holt, Goodwin, Grant, Vernon LANARK & regions: McGibbon, Bryson, Smith, Campbell YORKS/LINCS: Taylor, Stamford, Fishwick. Bartholomew Census information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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emmsthheight
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Hi Migky
I'm sorry it turned out to be the wrong one. I'll have to read all this again - probably with my thinking cap on a bit better in the morning!
I hope we find them for you!
Best wishes
Emms
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MIGKY
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Hi Mig, There is another marriage for a Leonard Madden, I don't think its been mentioned yet? March 1939 Manchester south vol 8d page 57 Leonard Madden to Ellen Garvey There have been a lot of new marriages added to free bmds recently so it might not have shown up before. Manchester South could be Ardwick or somewhere like that, quite near Collyhurst. If it was him he'd be getting on a bit in years - then again my auntie Annie married first time at 59 so it does happen. But how to persuade you to pay out another £7 for a certificate on the offchance? Mmm.. that's a tricky one Barbara
Well Barbara, it looks like i might have to go with that marriage after all. I can see nothing more that fits. I wonder why i can't find his death either?
I see no one took me up on the offer on page 2 either. Oh! well back to the drawing board.
Migky 
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The marriage between a Leonard Madden & a May Silcock Ashton Dec 1/4 1936
I don't think is my man as there is a Leonard Madden Born Ashton Sept 1/4 1900.I suspect that been the one who married 1936
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I AM ONLY LOOKING FOR FAMILY MEMBERS AND INFORMATION FROM THE LAST 150 YEARS, BUT WANT TO KNOW EVERYTHING ABOUT ANY OF THEM I CAN FIND
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MancsMan
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So my offer is to any one who can find what really happend to there two is. If you can find and prove to me what happend to them , you are welcome to ever original family history cd i own. There are a few Original directories/Army cd's & Map you are welcome to. Migky
Solved, they died - can I have your collection now LOL!!!!!!!!!! 
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heywood
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Hi Migky,
Im not after the offer and although this is similar to MancsMan - it's not in the same vein 
I know you have discounted the main contenders by some means or other, but there is still the death of Leonard Madden in Billington/Blackburn - same age  to consider.
I know you would think- why there... but then again- why not?
Lancashire BMD has the death as Billington sub-district.
http://www.genuki.org.uk/cgi-bin/churches?CCC=LAN,GR=SD726358,DIST=3,PLACE=Billington has local churches but it may be difficult to get funeral records and the certificate may be the only way forward.
Having said that, that in itself may not tell you much: occupation , address and informant.
best wishes
heywood
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Census information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.ukAlexander, Suffolk and Lancashire; Ashworth,Whitworth, Grindrod Lancashire; Golden, Duffy County Mayo. |
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MIGKY
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Hi Alpinecottage, thanks for your input. I suppose it is a possibility, but with two sisters, one and possibly two brother in-laws, a father, a step mother and possibly many other family members all in the same area for many years i think they would have at least know when there kin had died?
I have him alive 1915, when he joined up to do his bit in the first world war, but unfortunately he was deemed as unfit to becoming a efficient soldier. This could mead anything from flat feet to rickets? He could well have then been asked to work for the war effort in some other capacity, i don't know? His short service records is on-line.
I will at some point get the death certificate for the Leonard who died in Billington/Blackburn, but i am sure i checked into this man many years back and think he was born in/around that area? Also as i don't think a death certificate would confirm he was mine 100% either was another reason for holding off buying it.
Thanks again.
Migky
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I AM ONLY LOOKING FOR FAMILY MEMBERS AND INFORMATION FROM THE LAST 150 YEARS, BUT WANT TO KNOW EVERYTHING ABOUT ANY OF THEM I CAN FIND
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heywood
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I will at some point get the death certificate for the Leonard who died in Billington/Blackburn, but i am sure i checked into this man many years back and think he was born in/around that area? Also as i don't think a death certificate would confirm he was mine 100% either was another reason for holding off buying it. Thanks again. Migky
Looking at BMD's, there isn't another Leonard born around that time- however that doesn't take into account mispellings, mistranscriptions, changes of name or immigration
I do agree with you too, Migky, about the lack of confirmation in a death certificate... but...
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