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Offline Alwina

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Re: Frederick Syer Kings Lynn Workhouse 1901?
« Reply #9 on: Friday 30 November 12 22:37 GMT (UK) »
My typing ism't what it should be the surname should read Byrnes not Bynes.
Sorry
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Kemp. Bloom. Reynolds. Saul. Norfolk
Cathie Durham.Ireland.London
Walker. London
Cutts. Rawlinson. Suffolk
Langmead. London Dorset. Cornwall

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Re: Frederick Syer Kings Lynn Workhouse 1901?
« Reply #10 on: Saturday 01 December 12 08:55 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for all your help Alwina. I ended up finding it late last night. I also managed to find Williams army record it seems he was discharged in 1913 for misconduct. Thanks for everyones help.
 
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Re: Frederick Syer Kings Lynn Workhouse 1901?
« Reply #11 on: Saturday 31 May 14 23:34 BST (UK) »
Hi MillieMollie,
Not sure if you are still researching Frederick Syer, but my husband's grandfather was Arthur Burden Syer. We found your info about the workhouse to be sad, but also fascinating. Just wondering if you have discovered anything else, or if you wanted to know more about Arthur?

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Re: Frederick Syer Kings Lynn Workhouse 1901?
« Reply #12 on: Saturday 19 December 15 23:11 GMT (UK) »
I'd be interested to know where the name Syer comes from, as several members of my family were called Frederick Syer, with Syer being a middle name. I can only assume it originated as the surname of someone who married into the family, and was then given to a son as a middle name. A very curious name -- does anyone know of it being used in other families?
Eighteen -- Hadleigh, Suffolk; Reading, Berkshire
Hendry -- Ballymena, Antrim; Glasgow, Lanarkshire
Wylie -- Ballymena, Antrim; Glasgow, Lanarkshire