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Hello!
I don't suppose anyone might know if there are any records of memorial inscriptions at Limehouse St anns. I've looked for them (or referrence to them) on:
metropolitan archieves website
east london family history website
find a grave
deseased online
billion graves
the church (st anns)  website
and on the guide to burials in london topic on this website.

I am looking for Alexander lighterness who was buried in 1829 - I think he may have had a gravestone.

thanks,
Kate

Hello!
I have been doing some research on Alexander Lighterness  - Lieutenant in the royal navy - around the early 1800s (TNA gives his date of senority as 1798). I've also googled and found he was at the naval battle of camperdown on the Adament where is listed as Master's Mate. I've searched the TNA and googled, is there anyother researches to research him and his career? I am wandering how he became a Lieutenant, given that I can't see hes from a wealthy family....
(apart from the birth marraiges and deaths info that is!)
Many thanks,
Kate

Hello!
I have recently found evidence that our Craig family great x4 grandfather, Walter Craig might have emigrated to Canada  - New Brunswick, which explains the mystery of why the family disappear after 1861 from Newcastle upon Tyne, England. 
I have found a likely candidate on the 1871Canada Census in Charlotte, New Brunswick. They are down as Creig not Craig, but Walter, Mary and sons John W and William are all there and the right ages. Further more, theres a DNA match who is descended from John W in Canada so this fits.

Can't find Walter, Marys or Williams death (or marriage). I think John W. marries a Mary Wood.
Wandering if anyone knows abit more about Canadian research than I do, I've had a look a ancestry search for possible deaths for Walter but can't see it.
Would be lovely to finish off Walter's story or even know where he is buried.

Thanks for reading!

Hello - I have been researching the Jordans of Knutsford (who moved to Manchester in the early 1800s) for some time now, I am stuck on William Jordan (1753) plumber and glazier of knutsford, and i think its gona take a lot of dynamite to move this brick wall! 
However me and mum have unearthed some really lovely info about him over the years and I feel quite connected with him and his wife Ann Vernon!
I have looked at umpteen Jordans all around the county and also Lancashire - and I would be interested to exchange notes if anyone else out there is also on a mini Jordan one name project!
Tar very much. 
Kate

Has anyone else noticed that some shared matches on ancestry are not recipricated?

I have a 4th cousin of my husbands, who we are fairly sure on how they are related (call her cousin A for the sake of augument) and when I look at her shared matches with my husband it comes up with one other match who I don't know with a private tree.
However I found another match - probably another 4th cousin via a different sibling but in the same brance (cousin B lets say) - and when I click on her shared matches, theres Cousin A and afew others.
However cousin B does not come up as a shared match when I am looking at cousin A.....
WHY would this be?
I am pretty sure these two above are 3rd cousins to each other so it would make sense if they were shared matches to each other...
Confused! Any ideas...