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Wales (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Wales => Topic started by: KristenErin on Monday 13 June 16 16:07 BST (UK)
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In my search for family, I've come across an Ann Monica Nichols, born in 1875, apparently in a place called Robertson, Wales, yet there's no information anywhere on where Robertson is or was. Can anyone help me?
Thanks so much!
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Hi
Does Ann's birthplace come from a census?? I have been looking but can't see her :)
Kay
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No, I have this list I found on the Internet and it lists my distant cousins, great grandparents, great uncles and aunts and other extended family.
List is available here: http://www.library.turnbullclan.com/tca_genealogy/tca_all2-o/exhibits/henwood-x-teagues.pdf
She is the wife of one of my distant cousins, and I don't know where Robertson even is. It wont come up on Ancestry, where my tree is.
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I don't know of a Robertson in Wales -Which page is she on in the list?
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Page 51
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Thanks - How strange. She married Alexander Teague in 1900 but isn't with him in 1901??
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No idea! It's very strange and I'm very confused.
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Found her in 1901 Living as a Boarder at 6, Court Road, Barry, Cardiff
Annie Monica Teague Boarder Married 26 School Teaching Buckford Leigh, Devon
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Thank you so much for helping me!
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She is a widow on the next census though her husband has remarried. Perhaps she wanted to continue teaching and would not have been able to as she was married :-\
That list you have is not very accurate is it. It has Royal D D Teague as a son of Ann Monica whereas the birth is registered as Ackland so obviously a son of Alexanders next wife Lottie Ackland to a previous relationship.
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the last time it was updated was 2009, and it has errors throughout the whole thing
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Still it is good to have something to look at and pick fault with. Online records have improved so much over the last few years. I can't give details but have you looked at the 1911 entry for her and the place of birth given there. ;D
Rosie
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Where would I find that?
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Just done the same exercise and found the same issues.
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Where would I find that?
Transcription leaves a little to be desired ::)
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XW5N-L2N
To see the original return you will need to view on a pay per view site. Ancestry & sometimes FindMyPast are available free at UK libraries
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Where would I find that?
Transcription leaves a little to be desired ::)
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XW5N-L2N
oh my gosh someone stuffed up pretty bad