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Research in Other Countries => Europe => Topic started by: alwyne on Tuesday 08 January 13 13:41 GMT (UK)
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hi i wonder if someone would look up Charles Herman , born around 1872, listed living in hull Yorkshire in 1901 census, listed as Berlin student. if i can get immigration details it could help . it could be karl Herrmann as i stumbled on some records in family search that give a hint my great grandparents karl's mother. regards Alwyne
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listed as Berlin student.
Census states place of Birth - Berlin Foreign Subject. Do you know the maiden name of his wife.
Sorry, I should have said Welcome to rootschat ;D
Rosie
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I was also about to ask about this Agnes .Where did he marry her?
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William Russell Jones.
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This Agnes was apparently born Agnes Mary Spencer in Birkenhead in 1874.There is a marriage in Sculcoates Yorkshire in 1897 of an Agnes Mary Spencer.
Regards
William Russell Jones.
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Earlier thread gives more details-
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,630339
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I have to ask the OP quite pointedly;Is it possible Charles used the name George Anderson when marrying?
Regards
William Russell Jones.
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Hello everyone and many thanks for your interest, It it seems that Agnes married George Anderson and then lived with Charles Herman and had 6 children together as they are in the 1911 census as well as the children, one of which Harold was my father. Now i do not know what happened to George.
I did not know anything about my grandparents at all as they were dead before i was born in 1946 the only thing i can remember is that my mum said to me that my name (Alwyne) came from my fathers grandmother. On family search I found a karl Herrmann born 1873 to Gustave and Ida Alwine which looks like a good bet, but i need to confirm by the emmigration of Karl . After 1911 they must have changed the name to Anderson as WW1 was approaching. I cannot find karl after 1911 i assume he was interned and i am just having a look at that now. Best regards Alwyne
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Whilst I would apologize to my friends in Yorkshire,it does seem that at that time these matters were somewhat loose!I have a relative who in 1900 moved to Rotherham and had children with two different ladies whilst his wife moved to the Manchester area.
Regards
William Russell Jones.
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I lived through the swinging sixties, but it looks as though it was better in those earlier days. Alwyne
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the only thing i can remember is that my mum said to me that my name (Alwyne) came from my fathers grandmother.
Could it be that her forename was Alwen?
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possibly the record i found included a bit more in that a couple more fornames match, edward ida ect
regards andy