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Surrey / Re: Elise Brittan AXTELL, 1891-1979, born Surrey ?
« on: Friday 07 February 20 18:18 GMT (UK)  »
CaroleW,
            Thanks for getting the AXTELL's back to the early 19th Cent, I'll pass on the info that there is a tree on Ancestry
DJBlack

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Surrey / Re: Elise Brittan AXTELL, 1891-1979, born Surrey ?
« on: Friday 07 February 20 18:14 GMT (UK)  »
Rosie99,
            I must get a tattoo - "Horsham,SUSSEX"   sorry !

Frederick James BALCHIN's father (John) ran a grocers shop at 67&68 Station Rd,Horsham, the large family lived in the rooms above
regards
DJBlack

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Surrey / Re: Elise Brittan AXTELL, 1891-1979, born Surrey ?
« on: Friday 07 February 20 17:47 GMT (UK)  »
Rosie99/CaroleW
                       Many thanks for the swift replies, took me by surprise !

 As you identified, I meant Horsham, Surrey

 also, Elise died "1979" Byfleet, Surrey

Many thanks for all the help, I'll pass that on to the father-in-law, he'll be over the moon about the French connection !
   

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Surrey / Elise Brittan AXTELL, 1891-1979, born Surrey ?
« on: Friday 07 February 20 17:09 GMT (UK)  »
Currently assisting father-in-law with his family research, but no one seems to be able to establish where his mother was born, or who her family were from?   Family myth? suggests she may have been born in France / raised in France / lived in France / was French?

Elise was the second wife of, Frederick James BALCHIN 1877-1968 Horsham, Surrey.

Elise had five children between 1925-1937, all born in Surrey (Chertsey & Byfleet).

Elise died in 1927 at Byfleet, Surrey.

Her brother, Stanley AXTELL, was born in 1901 Cheam, Surrey

Any help gratefully received

DJBlack 

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Kincardineshire / Re: William BLACK, ploughman, b-1796? Benholm
« on: Monday 20 January 20 17:05 GMT (UK)  »
Ciderdrinker,
                  That's interesting, as there is no mention (by Betsy, in the bible) of her brother getting married again or any mention of Margaret Davidson or Nellie.
                  Strange, as you find them living at Roadside Largie, probably in the house Grandma Isabella had been living in, with Isabella and John, yet Betsy clearly lives in a house/cottage at Roadside Largie, as well, with her husband William GIBSON, and she is a dressmaker as well !
                   As you highlight, William and Margaret seem past their peak for having another child, perhaps it's some other relatives child ?
                   
Great work you've done on this for me, very grateful,

DJB
Bristol

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Kincardineshire / Re: William BLACK, ploughman, b-1796? Benholm
« on: Saturday 18 January 20 13:55 GMT (UK)  »
Ciderdrinker,
                  Below are William & Mary's children,

 1 William "BLACK"    b-1867 St Cyrus  *illegitimate*
                              (Father-Unknown)
 2 James BLACK       b-04/11/1868 Bush, St Cyrus  *illegitimate*
                             (Named Father-William BLACK)
 3 Charles BLACK      b-21/09/1873 Lochside, Montrose
 4 Alexander BLACK  b-12/05/1875 Lochside, Montrose
 5 John BLACK          b-29/09/1877 Auchendreich, Arbuthnott
 6 Isabella BLACK     b-15/10/1879 Slains Park, Kinneff

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Kincardineshire / Re: William BLACK, ploughman, b-1796? Benholm
« on: Saturday 18 January 20 13:43 GMT (UK)  »
Ciderdrinker,
                 Re William BLACK, b-1838, he married Mary HOSEA (b-1846 Marykirk) in 1872 at Seaton of Usan, whilst he was a ploughman at Lochside, Montrose and she was a Domestic Servant at Seaton of Usan, he gave his age as 32 at that time?

                 William went on to have a family of six children, that you identified earlier, though the eldest, (William b-1867), was born five years before his mother married William in 1872.

                 Mary died aged 39yrs in 1887 whilst at East Balhagarty Farm, Garvock, no mention in the bible of him remarrying, he would have been knocking on in age by then, especially for those times!

                 Where's the family tree that you refer to ?  I could probably add a lot of later stuff in particular to it ?

regards,
DJB
Bristol
                 

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Kincardineshire / Re: William BLACK, ploughman, b-1796? Benholm
« on: Saturday 18 January 20 13:10 GMT (UK)  »
Ciderdrinker,
                  That is fantastic stuff that you've done there, you had me worried at first with no Betsy, as she was the most prolific writer in the bible!  Your work has filled the line between me and William b-1838, so I shall share the details with the various family members who have assisted and contributed.
Many thanks again,
DJB
Bristol

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Kincardineshire / Re: William BLACK, ploughman, b-1796? Benholm
« on: Saturday 18 January 20 12:10 GMT (UK)  »
Ciderdrinker,
                  Whilst I was replying to Forfarians post, you have been doing all that research, thanks for the warm welcome, I'm the one from Bristol, I should be the 'ciderdrinker' !
                  Do the details I sent Forfarian, make any difference to what you've sent me, haven't had a chance to take it all in,
regards,
DJB
Bristol

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