Repetitive Query

[tom mix]

I am always hoping that someone new joins the forum and will connect.
So, again, and I apologise if this gets under anyone's skin,

I am looking for any combination of Donougher, Mahon(e)y, Bawden & Cahill.
Always in the Liverpool area, Everton to Waterloo.

Throw in Williams, Woods, Mylchreest & Faherty and that is something to be going on with.

Posted in the past, so only new visitors need chase.

Thanks

Alan

[miriamkinga]

Lots of Mylchrist references on the Lancs OPC site including this marriage: -

03/11/1892 St Paul's Liverpool

James Woods, 45, mariner, bachelor to Mary Ann Mylchreest 34 spinster both of Vernon St. Bride's father Thomas Mylchreest, baker.

[SmallTownGirl]

There are Mylchreests in the Isle of Man records. 

But I expect you probably know that already 

[KGarrad]

If you need help with the Manx Mylchreests, shout up!

I live on the Isle of Man, and can walk to the Manx Museum Library, where I can look up parish registers.

There are 18 Mylchreests in the phone book, plus entries for Mylchreests Motors

[tom mix]

Thanks for those replies. They keep me enthusiastic.   

Alan.

[Ruskie]

Anyone who finds this thread via a google search will also find your previous threads mentioning the same names, so although tempting, or you are looking for new information, re-posting is often of little value.

Good luck with the search.

[tom mix]

As I hoped I stated in my initial post, I am looking for people who have joined the Forum in the last few years.

My ancestors do not appear to have a penchant for Family History but I will continue to throw out the burley.

Someone may take the bait!

Let's look!

Alan

[jacquelineve]

Hello Alan

   I know how you feel!!  you come to a stage, where you appear to be getting no where, and

then you pull out all the ones you have been putting on the "back burner" hoping some one

may "take the bait"!!!

Jackie

[tom mix]

Thank you Jackie,
Exactly how I feel. One day it may pay off and, WHAMMO!!!

The Wall Is Down!!

Alan