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I was recently lent a few old documents by a relative and was very suprised to find that my husbands grandmother was a money lender in Liverpool in 1910, There were two licenses for different years, does anyone know how I can find out how long she was a moneylender,
 I know her sister was a well known Mondey Lender around the Athol Street area of Liverpool, but we were all taken by surprise when this was uncovered, If any one can point me in the right direction I would be most grateful, and if anyone still owesher any money to her my address is........................

best wishes

to all

San

Hi Guys

Hope this helps, people at Innsworth are very helpful.
2. Royal Air Force Service Records
Personnel Records
Royal Air Force personnel records are held at RAF Innsworth. If service number and details are known, please quote it in correspondence.

Innsworth will only divulge information to the person to whom it refers or, if he or she has died, to his or her immediate next of kin. Anyone else must obtain written permission from the person about whom they are enquiring, or from his or her next of kin, before any information will be given to them.

Innsworth make a charge of £30.00 for any information they provide; cheques made payable to 'MOD Funds'. The only people exempt from charge are the person to whom the records refer or their widow or widower.

The address is:

PMA IM1b (RAF)
Room 5
Building 248A
Personnel Management Agency
Innsworth
Gloucester GL3 1EZ

Happy Hunting

San

Hello everyone,

You all must know this feeling, I have been searching for a relative for a long time now and just by chance the other evening I think I may have found her. I have the page of the 1861 census but cannot find the name of the school that she is at. The pages on Information removed due to copyright violation. See http://www.rootschat.com/forum/copyright.php for more details

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That is the info on the page I printed there is everyting there but the name of the school, as my local knowledge of Chester is nil I am hoping that someone will be able to help please.
Annie Gearey/ gearing/garing we are unsure of the true spelling of her name married a man named George Broster he was a boatman in born in Cheshire, they were married (I presume) about 1868 I have been unable to find a marriage for these people, I am thinking if I can get the school name, and maybe pin it down to an exact area of where she may have lived, maybe I could pin down her marriage to a nearby church, I have been looking for this womans marriage for 3 years now, alot of maybes in there, just maybe someone out there maybe able to find it for me,Maybe....... well you just never know,

Thanks for stopping to look

San 
xx

Hello guys,

I just know one of you will know this,

1901 census I have found a man same name as my grandfather Michael Moore listed as Militiaman, living in Citadel Barracks Dover.  What reg. would have been there at that time. I know that my grandfather was in the Kings Royal Rifles corps, and had served in South Africa.
How do I check if this is him listed on the census.

hope you can help

San

Hi Doedoe

Don't know weather this may help you. My grandfather was in the Boer War and he was also from Liverpool. He was in the Kings Royal Rifle Corps. I think they were based in Winchester. They are now known as the Green Jackets.
I know when I was looking for info on him I was looking at the wrong Kings.

hope it helps a bit.

San