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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Minstry of Pensions Hospital, Chapel Allerton
« on: Tuesday 28 June 11 18:57 BST (UK) »
Good thinking I'll look into it this week and let you know
Many thanks
Alijet
Many thanks
Alijet
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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Minstry of Pensions Hospital, Chapel Allerton
« on: Monday 27 June 11 17:19 BST (UK) »
Hi,
I have just obtained my husband's grandfather's death certificate. It says he died of gun shot wounds to the head and was a patient of The Ministry of Pensions at Chapel Allerton. No one in the family knows his military no. or regt. (In fact some of the family thought he was actually in a mining accident). I have looked on The National Archives website and there appears to be three possibilities for his regt. Is there any other way to find out more about him.
His name was Alfred Yeoman's and he died 1st April 1927
Thank you and regards
Alijet
I have just obtained my husband's grandfather's death certificate. It says he died of gun shot wounds to the head and was a patient of The Ministry of Pensions at Chapel Allerton. No one in the family knows his military no. or regt. (In fact some of the family thought he was actually in a mining accident). I have looked on The National Archives website and there appears to be three possibilities for his regt. Is there any other way to find out more about him.
His name was Alfred Yeoman's and he died 1st April 1927
Thank you and regards
Alijet
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Merionethshire / Re: Robert Davies
« on: Wednesday 23 March 11 15:51 GMT (UK) »
Thank you both for your help and for highlighting my error. I shall follow your leads. Sorry for trying to confuse you
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Merionethshire / Robert Davies
« on: Tuesday 01 March 11 11:15 GMT (UK) »
Hi all,
I have 2 problems and hope you can help me.
First Robert Davies born 1861-1865 in Corwen, Wales - I'm struggling to find him on on the 1841 census. This is causing me problems going back another generation. I think his parents may be David and Margaret but not 100% convinced. Robert was initially a coachman (so assuming he may of been in service) then by 1881 becomes a car proprietor, which brings me on to my second problem. Is there anywhere he would be registered as a car proprietor and if so where would I start looking
If anyone has any ideas which will help me to move forward, I would be very grateful
Regards
Alijet
I have 2 problems and hope you can help me.
First Robert Davies born 1861-1865 in Corwen, Wales - I'm struggling to find him on on the 1841 census. This is causing me problems going back another generation. I think his parents may be David and Margaret but not 100% convinced. Robert was initially a coachman (so assuming he may of been in service) then by 1881 becomes a car proprietor, which brings me on to my second problem. Is there anywhere he would be registered as a car proprietor and if so where would I start looking
If anyone has any ideas which will help me to move forward, I would be very grateful
Regards
Alijet
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Devon / Re: Frances MILLS
« on: Thursday 17 February 11 09:25 GMT (UK) »
Hi all,
Yes have looked at the IGI and SearchPilot and Beta with no luck. I will try the Genuki site, thank you for this. She married Thomas Howden at St Peter & Paul, Sheffield. I'm just really stuck on going further back. perhaps this Genuki will show the way. Fingers crossed and all that
Regards
Alijet
Yes have looked at the IGI and SearchPilot and Beta with no luck. I will try the Genuki site, thank you for this. She married Thomas Howden at St Peter & Paul, Sheffield. I'm just really stuck on going further back. perhaps this Genuki will show the way. Fingers crossed and all that
Regards
Alijet
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Cheshire Lookup Requests / Re: Joseph Walker 1797-1836
« on: Thursday 17 February 11 09:11 GMT (UK) »
Hi Kathb,
Thank you for this, it is appreciated, Sorry it's taken so long to get back to you but have been unwell
Regards
Alijet
Thank you for this, it is appreciated, Sorry it's taken so long to get back to you but have been unwell
Regards
Alijet
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Devon / Frances MILLS
« on: Wednesday 16 February 11 17:23 GMT (UK) »
Hi all,
I am trying to trace my ggg grandmothers baptism. I know from the census's she was born in Plymouth circa 1809, but that is all I know. Does anyone know where she may of been baptised so that I can find out who her parents were.
Many thanks
Alijet
I am trying to trace my ggg grandmothers baptism. I know from the census's she was born in Plymouth circa 1809, but that is all I know. Does anyone know where she may of been baptised so that I can find out who her parents were.
Many thanks
Alijet
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Cheshire Lookup Requests / Re: Joseph Walker 1797-1836
« on: Sunday 23 January 11 14:48 GMT (UK) »
Thank you all.
I shall come down to GB in the next few weeks and take a look, bit of a hike from here but well worth bit. Hope more info comes up Kathb.
Look forward to hearing from you.
Regards
Alijet
I shall come down to GB in the next few weeks and take a look, bit of a hike from here but well worth bit. Hope more info comes up Kathb.
Look forward to hearing from you.
Regards
Alijet
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Cheshire Lookup Requests / Re: Joseph Walker 1797-1836
« on: Friday 21 January 11 16:50 GMT (UK) »
Hi KathB,
My thought that it may be him is because he was married at GB, even though he was living at Little Leigh throughout his life. I think his daughter Catherine is buried with him as I have also just found her burial at GB. They died within month's of each other, so I'm now quite keen to ascertain if it is them. I know Joseph was still Licensee in 1834. Sarah remarried in 1839 (a Thomas Lees and continued to be Licensee at the Horns Inn, incidentally her uncle Daniel Massey supposedly turned the Horns Inn from a house into the pub as we know it.) So yes please if I can take you up on your kind offer. He was married to Sarah Massey and his parents were Thomas Walker and Margaret Speakman. If you could look up the deaths for Joseph and Catherine perhaps I will get a bit more info than I have at the moment. I do wonder if they both had the same illness. I shall have to look into that next I suppose.
Thank you in advance for your help
Regards
Alison
My thought that it may be him is because he was married at GB, even though he was living at Little Leigh throughout his life. I think his daughter Catherine is buried with him as I have also just found her burial at GB. They died within month's of each other, so I'm now quite keen to ascertain if it is them. I know Joseph was still Licensee in 1834. Sarah remarried in 1839 (a Thomas Lees and continued to be Licensee at the Horns Inn, incidentally her uncle Daniel Massey supposedly turned the Horns Inn from a house into the pub as we know it.) So yes please if I can take you up on your kind offer. He was married to Sarah Massey and his parents were Thomas Walker and Margaret Speakman. If you could look up the deaths for Joseph and Catherine perhaps I will get a bit more info than I have at the moment. I do wonder if they both had the same illness. I shall have to look into that next I suppose.
Thank you in advance for your help
Regards
Alison