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Lancashire / Re: Liverpool births - pre 1837
« on: Monday 24 April 06 23:25 BST (UK) »
Maybe if you contact the family history department at Liverpool Central Library, they may be able to help you. recoffice.central.library@liverpool.gov.uk
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Lancashire / Re: Salford Greengate, Hulme, Chorlton?
« on: Monday 24 April 06 23:15 BST (UK) »
I telephoned Manchester today as my Grandmother came from Chorlton. They told me that I could request a father check and if it is wrong they would refund me. This is a great help when asking for certificates. Thought I would share this with you as it will save you money. They won't do it over the phone, you have to put it in writing.
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Lancashire / Re: death of william edward oakes,from garston,liverpool about 1916
« on: Monday 24 April 06 23:09 BST (UK) »
Have you tried the War Graves Commission http://www.cwgc.org/. I found my grandfather on there
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Lancashire / Re: Help With Tracing A Death-Owen/s
« on: Monday 24 April 06 22:59 BST (UK) »
I thought I best let you guys know where I am up to. I went back to the register office the deals with the hospital that my grandfather died in. They asked me to put it in writing and give the information I have. The thing that is going to do it for me is his last address. I asked for a check on a few William Owen/s, at Llangefni register office, all negative, but she did say she found a Willie Owens, so I was looking for the wrong name, shows how much certificates can be wrong. The marriage cert says William Owen. Why can't peeps be happy with one name? Never mind, with a little determination, it shows what you can achieve. I want to thank you guys for the help and advice you put my way.
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Lancashire / Help With Tracing A Death-Owen/s COMPLETED
« on: Saturday 22 April 06 23:30 BST (UK) »
Need the help of the experts on this one. I am trying to find the birth and death of my grandfather William Owen/s. The birth is the more difficult one, you wouldn't believe how common this name is in Wales where he was born. So i have opted for the death search instead. I am constantly hitting a brickwall I don't think I am meant to find him. Right this is what I know. I know he passed away in Whiston hospital. This I checked up on through the hospital and their records office in Prescot. I gave them a rough year and his last address they told me it was registered in Liverpool. I couldn't get an exact date from them, is there any way round this? I am not sure of exact dates of his birth or his death. The only concrete thing I have is his marriage certificate, he married Hilda Naomi Lewis March 2nd 1935. There are many William Owen/s listed in Liverpool under deaths, I don't want to send for any certificates in case it is the wrong one. Someone please help as I am going crackers. Thanx Lynn
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Hampshire & Isle of Wight / Re: HAYTER of Eling, Hants
« on: Friday 14 April 06 00:04 BST (UK) »
I have a Harold George Hayter born in South Stoneham, the son of George and Ada Hayter. He was born 1900 and ied in the second world war aboard the HMS Barham
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Lancashire / Stuart Barnett Anderson COMPLETED
« on: Thursday 13 April 06 22:47 BST (UK) »
Does anyone have Stuart Barnett Anderson in their family tree? My mum and her brother had a step parent adoption. I have found their original birth entries and sent for their certificates. They are both registered under Anderson. While growing up, they believed their original name was Barnett-Anderson, double barrelled. This is not the case and the Barnett is a middle name. I have traced one Stuart Barnett Anderson to Blackburn, born in April-June quarter 1899. It is a new finding and one that I am still following up, so if anyone has this name, you know the script, drop me an e-mail or a message. Thanx peeps, Lynn
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Lancashire / Re: Lewis/ Rimmer family
« on: Saturday 08 April 06 17:10 BST (UK) »
I have found Hilda's birth registered in 1912 October-December quarter. Hilda N Lewis, mother's maiden name Rimmer, Chorlton. The 'N' is for Naomi. I will send for the marriage certificate just to make sure, but I am certain it is the right parents. It will be back to the drawing board for the birth of John Thomas Lewis am afraid. Thanx Dotty and Rambler for the help, which is very much appreciated as I am pretty new to all this searching.
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Lancashire / Lewis/ Rimmer family
« on: Friday 07 April 06 23:57 BST (UK) »
Does anyone have these names in their family tree? I have not got very much but here is what I have so far.........
John Thomas Lewis born in West Derby registered in April-June quater 1890. He went on to marry Frances Rimmer in July-September quarter in 1905. Can they get married at this age?
? I know they had three daughter's two of, I know thier names, but one is a mystery. I have a Muriel, who I think was born October-December quarter 1909. The there is Hilda who I think was born in 1914. I have her marriage certificate. She married William Owen in Liverpool March 2nd 1935. She and William had three children.
John Thomas Lewis born in West Derby registered in April-June quater 1890. He went on to marry Frances Rimmer in July-September quarter in 1905. Can they get married at this age?
? I know they had three daughter's two of, I know thier names, but one is a mystery. I have a Muriel, who I think was born October-December quarter 1909. The there is Hilda who I think was born in 1914. I have her marriage certificate. She married William Owen in Liverpool March 2nd 1935. She and William had three children.