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Topic: Edward D DAY, need help finding when he came to Australia. (Read 195 times)
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tropicalj
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http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/
There is a Edwin Day arriving in 1855 on the SamuelBodington
Have you seen this one before?
Jenn
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When you search for ancestors, you find great friends! I live in Townsville, Australia researching TOWNSEND,PINNEGAR, STRANGE, PULLEN, GRIFFIN from Wiltshire,, SHOEBRIDGE, VINALL, BRINDLE, Kent BAYLEY, Dorset,Yorkshire, HAIR, Durham, CUMMINS, BROWNLESS from Yorkshire, EDSALL, Cornwall, MORGAN, HENNESSY, BAKER, Ireland. In Australia Hennessy, Hair, Bayley, Townsend, Shoebridge, Edsall, Adamson, All Census Look Ups Are Crown Copyright from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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regross
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Joanna,
I think Jenn might be on the right track.
How are you so sure that this is not your man? Information on death certificates is only as good as those givene the information are privvy to. Edwin/Edmund/Edward are frequently transcibed for each other esp when you look at the old handwriting.
I have an Edward*** on his father's death certificate who on all UK census and FreeBMD is Edmund!!
regards
Robyn
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Abbott, Barnard, Clarke, Inward, Lanfear, Rutter,Spencer: Middlesex;
Greenaway:Cornwall;
Edney, Godwin/Goodwin, Gullett, Hampshire;
Gullett: Devon:
Emms:39th Regiment of Foot 1810-1832
Gordon, Scotland;
Arnold, Morton: Ireland;
Davies:Wales;
Olcorn:Cumberland;
Osborne: Staffordshire;
Harrington: Kent
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