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Family History Beginners Board / George Alfred Broomfield - Cook at London Hotel Bournemouth England 1928
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Hi
I am currently researching my grandfather who was adopted around 10 months after he was born, but he never told us much about his family when he was alive. We are on a quest to find his family and using Ancestry DNA have found out he has a sister (though not sure if she has the same father yet)
We have recently got hold of his birth certificate and found out his father was called George Alfred Broomfield and was a Cook at the London Hotel in Bournemouth in 1928.
My grandfather's mother was named Sybil Barbara Ambrose born 1899.
We cannot see that they were married and are currently trying to find out more information about George.
I was wondering if anyone knew a way to find out more details about him, considering we know he was a Cook in 1928 at the 'London Hotel' in Bournemouth?
Also, we can find 2 births around Hampshire/Dorset for a George Alfred Broomfield, one in 1899 in Chard and the other in 1909 in the New Forest.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Emma
I am currently researching my grandfather who was adopted around 10 months after he was born, but he never told us much about his family when he was alive. We are on a quest to find his family and using Ancestry DNA have found out he has a sister (though not sure if she has the same father yet)
We have recently got hold of his birth certificate and found out his father was called George Alfred Broomfield and was a Cook at the London Hotel in Bournemouth in 1928.
My grandfather's mother was named Sybil Barbara Ambrose born 1899.
We cannot see that they were married and are currently trying to find out more information about George.
I was wondering if anyone knew a way to find out more details about him, considering we know he was a Cook in 1928 at the 'London Hotel' in Bournemouth?
Also, we can find 2 births around Hampshire/Dorset for a George Alfred Broomfield, one in 1899 in Chard and the other in 1909 in the New Forest.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Emma