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Tephra
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Dee's Scavenger Hunt Part 3...Everyone Welcome To Join In
« on: Monday 26 October 09 07:29 UTC (UK) »

As you may have noticed, Dee has found some new information regarding Louisa Bauer, so I thought a continuing thread was in order.      Smiley


Here's the link to Part 1

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,263507.0.html

And Part 2

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,266204.0.html


Barbara
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Onley/Only/Olney In Islington.
Abbott In Islington
Wallwork In Bolton and Walkden
Lamb In Bolton and Ireland
Grundy In Bolton
Blackledge In Bolton
Osbaldeston  ?? ??
Barnett in Islington
Binyon in Islington
Kitchen in Bolton
Parker in Bolton
deeiluka
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Re: Dee's Scavenger Hunt Part 3...Everyone Welcome To Join In
« Reply #1 on: Monday 26 October 09 08:52 UTC (UK) »
As Barbara mentioned, at the end of the last thread I posted some new information.

Quote from: deeiluka on Monday 26 October 09 02:56 UTC (UK)
Finally folks I have managed to purchase Louisa Isabella BAUER'S marriage certificate.

Yes....she married John SIMMONS on 13th June 1862 at Mitcham in Surrey. He was a Licensed Victualler living at Limehouse, Middlesex, and his father was Richard Simmons, gardener. She was the daughter of Joseph Bauer, cook....and guess what......they did indeed spell Bauer correctly for once.  Cheesy  Cheesy  Cheesy


As I'm still missing Louisa in 1891, and there's little lost Geoge Bauer to find, as well as Frederick James Blades after 1841, and also Frank McHales Blades in 1891, we decided to leave this open.

Of course there's still Joseph Bauer's wife Isabella Leo?Huh   and their marriage, as well as Joseph's father Nicholas. Was the marriage in France or England or even Ireland?

 Who knows what might turn up.     Cheesy  Cheesy  Cheesy

Amazing things have happened on this hunt, so I can only keep hoping!  Cheesy  Cheesy


Dee    Smiley
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Steeles, Burton, Garrod - Norfolk
Bauer - London, France
Clarke, Tomblin - Rutland
Edwards, Coles, Smith, Nunley, Craddock, York, Linnell - Northants
Watts - Wiltshire
Ehmcke, Deimel, Appelkamp - Germany
Redwood -Devon, Essex
Blades, Babb- Surrey
Selway, Churchill, Chappell - Somerset
Watts - Somerset, Wiltshire
Button, Archer, Leach - Cambridgeshire

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Re: Dee's Scavenger Hunt Part 3...Everyone Welcome To Join In
« Reply #2 on: Monday 26 October 09 10:29 UTC (UK) »
just thinking,  could they have been out of the country on that particular day?
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Holman & Vinton- Cornwall, Wojciechowskyj & Hussak- Bukowiec & Zahutyn, Bentley & Richards- Leicester, Taylor-Kent/Sussex  Punnett-Sussex,  Bear- Monkleigh
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Re: Dee's Scavenger Hunt Part 3...Everyone Welcome To Join In
« Reply #3 on: Monday 26 October 09 11:00 UTC (UK) »
I've thought about that, Toni.

I even searched the Victorian shipping lists to see if maybe Louisa visited her brother Francois in that period, or the Blades boys emigrated.  Undecided

No luck so far.


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Steeles, Burton, Garrod - Norfolk
Bauer - London, France
Clarke, Tomblin - Rutland
Edwards, Coles, Smith, Nunley, Craddock, York, Linnell - Northants
Watts - Wiltshire
Ehmcke, Deimel, Appelkamp - Germany
Redwood -Devon, Essex
Blades, Babb- Surrey
Selway, Churchill, Chappell - Somerset
Watts - Somerset, Wiltshire
Button, Archer, Leach - Cambridgeshire

Census information is Crown Copyright from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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Re: Dee's Scavenger Hunt Part 3...Everyone Welcome To Join In
« Reply #4 on: Monday 26 October 09 11:09 UTC (UK) »
This may not be relevant but .....

If you were an army wife and the mariage was recoginsied by the army than a certian few could go on 'missions' with the men - they had to have no children though , and were expected to tend to the wounded and do the laundry.
they did not have separate living quarters but where in a corner of the room where a curtain would be hung to separate them from the single men.

there was only a select few chosen to go say 4 out of 20

the army didnt recogise many marriages because they had to support the wives financially.
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Spinal Muscular Atrophy -SMA is a neuromuscular condition causing weakness of the muscles.
SMA is the biggest genetic killer of children under the age of 2 yrs
1 in 40 of you carry the gene that passes this conditon on
There is no current treatment
http://www.jtsma.org.uk/
http://www.petitiontocuresma.com/


NOTHING IS AS IT SEEMS

Holman & Vinton- Cornwall, Wojciechowskyj & Hussak- Bukowiec & Zahutyn, Bentley & Richards- Leicester, Taylor-Kent/Sussex  Punnett-Sussex,  Bear- Monkleigh
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