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Hi all

In Anc* collection " London, England, Clandestine Marriage and Baptism Registers ", I've been looking at a marriage in March 1731 of an Ann ALLEN. I can read most of the record bar the last two words which appear to say " at home".

Those words appear on most of the records on that page, can anyone tell me what it means ?

 Thanks in advance for any help

claire

Hi all

I've been researching my OHs FT for some years now, but with a common surname and a broken family unit it has proved quite difficult at times.
However finding the death records of his Aunt and Uncles...I found this..

Florence L Moore died 5 JUNE (1961)... my son was born on this date
William C Moore died 2 MAY (1916)... my youngest son was born on this date
George Moore died 15 FEBRUARY (1941)...my daughter was born on this date.

So I have three siblings all dying on days that my children were born on, albeit my children were born much later.

How spooky !! 

Has this kind of thing ever happened to anyone else

Claire

Hi

On the 1881 census in Liverpool my relatives have a four year old female boarder. I can't make out her name  Can anyone help ?

Census ref: Class RG11, Piece 3700, Folio 131, Page 44.

Transcribed as CARE. DEDNER on Anc*

Thank you for looking

claire

Hi

I have been researching my Luce family for quite a while, my 6x Gt Gdmother Mary Rowe nee Luce
and her sister Sarah Luce both born St Stephens by Saltash. Parents: Thomas Luce and Ann Eleanor Bentley.

Sarah Luce married William Traill 1790 SS by S, he was bap. 1749 parents William Traill and Mary ?
 
I have recently purchased a will of a John Mocard who died 1807 aged 83, in which both ladies were beneficiaries described as 'nieces'.

I have found two marriages (in St Stephens by Saltash) of John Mocard, 1st: 1749 to Sarah Monk, 2nd marriage 1781 to a Mrs Mary Traill.

I can't find any birth record for John Mocard, can anyone help?

Has anyone come across this surname before?

claire