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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Durham => Topic started by: bramhallbill on Monday 19 June 17 19:34 BST (UK)
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Hi
Has anyone seen this kind of logic
Looks like Thomas Arnell b 18 Nov 1911 Boiler Maker & Thomas Robson Arnell b 23 June 1928 were brothers children of John T Arnell & Mary J Arnell (Robson)......I wonder if the informant got a thick ear when he got home. :-\ :-\
Bill B
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Are you sure that the first one didn't die? It took me ages to realise that my great grandfather was named after his brother who died aged 2. I couldn't work out why his age was always out by 2 years until I found both baptisms and then a death for the first one.
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As per Groom's suggestion.
Deaths Mar 1927
Arnell Thomas 15 Gateshead 10a 1178
Giggsy
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Another possibility, the secon birth could be to another couple. A Williliam Arnell married an Elizabeth Robson in 1918.
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As per Groom's suggestion.
Deaths Mar 1927
Arnell Thomas 15 Gateshead 10a 1178
Giggsy
That would fit wouldn't it?
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Norman Arnell 29 Nov 1919 & Thomas Robson Arnell were brothers. Norman was a lay preacher & is buried at St Albans Heworth. Shame there are no books with his photo in.
Cheers guys
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Looks like
Thomas & Thomas Robson were brothers. Not checked yet but The older one was in a mining accident & they named 2nd one after him.
Cheers guys
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I wonder if the informant got a thick ear when he got home. :-\ :-\
So he was blameless! Unlike my grandfather who was sent off to register my mother and her identical twin as Maud and Martha. He stopped off at a pub to wet their heads and decided he didn't like those names, so registered them as Joan and Vera. My grandmother wasn't happy but my mother was eternally grateful for that. ;D ;D
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love it!!
My wife had an Uncle X & when he was called up he produced his birth cert to see he was Uncle Y. Dad got names reversed & no one knew!!!!
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My Father was given his dead brothers name too,Matthew Wigham born 1930,brother born 1919