Edward Frank (or Edmond Frederick) Bailey b1868 Lambeth

[Susan Smith]

Hi thank you,  yes have info from London end,  I don’t know who turned up at his wife’s flat and don’t know who Elizabeth Hardman is and why she was present at death,  I suspect Edward may have had a relationship with Elizabeth’s mother,  he was a very secretive man according to my mum his granddaughter,  seems he was living a double life.

I am sorry for duplicate post, how do I get it merged.  Sue

[josey]

I've already asked a moderator to do that, Susan; no worries. In future if necessary you can click on 'Report to Moderator' & ask.

Let us know if & where you find him in 1939 also who is he with [we can't do a lookup in that register for you as it contravenes any terms & conditions of a subscription].

[carol8353]

Since you have his birth certificate with date of birth - have you found him in the 1939 register?

He seems to have been indexed as Edmund......yet another name to look for him under !

[Susan Smith]

Oh dear yes she has got through husbands lol.

Has anyone got her date of birth (fletcher that is). How strange wonder who she was?  Sue

[carol8353]

Oh dear yes she has got through husbands lol.

Has anyone got her date of birth (fletcher that is). How strange wonder who she was?  Sue

Yes born in Lambeth in 1890- mmn Gibson,they only just got married in time 

You will find her in 1911 the oldest child with all her family.

Carol

[Susan Smith]

Mum did say that there was a daughter of someone,  presume this lady may have been the daughter,  that he treated better than my Mum his granddaughter.  Thank you all,  sue

[avm228]

She was Elizabeth Amy M Hardman born 2 July 1890, according to her 1980 death reg in Gloucester.

[cath151]

Elizabeth Amy Walseys husband Albert Edward Walsey died aged 67  in May 1950 (reported in Tewksbury paper) Address 7 Mill Bank Tewksbury.

Cathy

[avm228]

Elizabeth Amy Walseys husband Albert Edward Walsey died aged 67  in May 1950 (reported in Tewksbury paper) Address 7 Mill Bank Tewksbury.

Cathy

Wasley rather than Walsey, I think?  She had reported him missing from home, and told the paper they had only been married 10 months.

Gloucestershire Echo, 12 May 1950.