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The Common Room / Re: 1921 census - blank forms?
« on: Friday 07 January 22 16:44 GMT (UK) »
Just found details of address on another post. Reply no longer needed. Thanks.
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The Common Room / Re: 1921 census - blank forms?
« on: Friday 07 January 22 16:27 GMT (UK) »
My thanks to ReadyDale also. However, how do we access the occupant's address? Perhaps I am missing something.
cheers, taffie
cheers, taffie
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Middle Names in England early 19th century
« on: Wednesday 01 April 20 18:59 BST (UK) »
hi Familyskeletons
just an idea, but not sure if it applied in late 18th century.
In the catholic religion when children were confirmed they took on the name of a saint. Many people adopted that as a middle name. however, just as people who have a middle name now, never ever choose to use it, perhaps your ancestor exercised that choice.
cheers taffie
just an idea, but not sure if it applied in late 18th century.
In the catholic religion when children were confirmed they took on the name of a saint. Many people adopted that as a middle name. however, just as people who have a middle name now, never ever choose to use it, perhaps your ancestor exercised that choice.
cheers taffie
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Durham Lookup Requests / Re: Sarah Asselborough/ Francis Brown 2Q 1914 marriage South Shields
« on: Thursday 23 January 20 14:42 GMT (UK) »
according to South Tyneside marriage search site,
Sarah E Asselbrough married Francis Brown 11 April 1914 at St Mary CE , Whitburn. this is in South Shields registration district. Sorry I omitted date before.
hope this helps.
taffie01
Sarah E Asselbrough married Francis Brown 11 April 1914 at St Mary CE , Whitburn. this is in South Shields registration district. Sorry I omitted date before.
hope this helps.
taffie01
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Durham Lookup Requests / Re: Sarah Asselborough/ Francis Brown 2Q 1914 marriage South Shields
« on: Tuesday 21 January 20 18:54 GMT (UK) »
Boo has beaten me to it. However, Sarah is recorded as Sarah E ASSELBROUGH, different spelling, a common recording fault.
taffie01
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Northumberland / Re: Peace or Pearce Street Newcastle
« on: Wednesday 27 March 19 20:24 GMT (UK) »
hi probably not what we are looking for but there is a Pease avenue in Newcastle. It leads off West road (A186) in the Benwell area west of Newcastle.
Looking on google maps the houses are obviously post war or 30s style so not sure what housing was there prior to that or even if there was a Pease st. then.
Apologies to Stan if you have already tried that name.
cheers
Looking on google maps the houses are obviously post war or 30s style so not sure what housing was there prior to that or even if there was a Pease st. then.
Apologies to Stan if you have already tried that name.
cheers
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Durham / Re: Gateshead Burials 1774
« on: Wednesday 06 March 19 18:53 GMT (UK) »
hi Sue,
not sure but have a feeling those records will be at Tyne Wear archives.
taffie
not sure but have a feeling those records will be at Tyne Wear archives.
taffie
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Durham Lookup Requests / Re: Baaptism Eva COLLINS 1916
« on: Thursday 17 January 19 17:44 GMT (UK) »
Hello Tom,
I think that in 1916 the registration district for Sacriston was Chester-le-Street so it is still likely that the wedding and possible baptism was in Sacriston. Other RC's might be able to give names of churches. If you had the marriage cert it will name the church which may be the one used for the baptism.
cheers
taffie
I think that in 1916 the registration district for Sacriston was Chester-le-Street so it is still likely that the wedding and possible baptism was in Sacriston. Other RC's might be able to give names of churches. If you had the marriage cert it will name the church which may be the one used for the baptism.
cheers
taffie
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Northumberland Lookup Requests / Re: Marriage, St. Andrews, Newcastle
« on: Monday 30 July 18 19:31 BST (UK) »
hi Linda,
sorry I'm not able to personally do a look up for you but
The records are held by Tyne Wear archives at Newcastle.
do you know which St Andrews, there are two in Newcastle; one is CE the other is RC?
Also there are often discrepancies with transcriptions and misspelling.
However as you know the date of marriage you will avoid a lot of searching.
Perhaps someone could do a lookup for you if you are unable, or you could purchase the marriage certificate from GRO.
cheers
sorry I'm not able to personally do a look up for you but
The records are held by Tyne Wear archives at Newcastle.
do you know which St Andrews, there are two in Newcastle; one is CE the other is RC?
Also there are often discrepancies with transcriptions and misspelling.
However as you know the date of marriage you will avoid a lot of searching.
Perhaps someone could do a lookup for you if you are unable, or you could purchase the marriage certificate from GRO.
cheers