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Census Lookup and Resource Requests / Re: Address look up in 1911 census
« on: Thursday 21 August 14 17:28 BST (UK) »
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Census Lookup and Resource Requests / Address look up in 1911 census
« on: Thursday 21 August 14 17:10 BST (UK) »
Hello.
Could anyone look up both
19 and 24 Cranbourne St, sculcoates yorkshire please and tell me who lives there.
Thanks
Hollie
Could anyone look up both
19 and 24 Cranbourne St, sculcoates yorkshire please and tell me who lives there.
Thanks
Hollie
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Adress in Liverpool
« on: Thursday 21 August 14 13:13 BST (UK) »
The letter reads......
Circumstances prevent my being with you tomorrow on your second birthday, I take this medium to most heartily wish you very many happy returns and praying that it will please god to bless you with good health and to give your mother and myself life and strength to guide you safely to a righteous manhood and thus prepare you to resist unworthy temptation in afterlife. As the youngest branch of this family tree, let us hope that you will always seek and receive good and rounded Counsel from your brother and sisters and that each of you always be a pleasure to each other. When these lines first reach your little innocent hands, their content will be a blank to you . But I most sincerely trust that they at some distant day may reflect pleasant memories. Your affectionate father Noel Buch
Circumstances prevent my being with you tomorrow on your second birthday, I take this medium to most heartily wish you very many happy returns and praying that it will please god to bless you with good health and to give your mother and myself life and strength to guide you safely to a righteous manhood and thus prepare you to resist unworthy temptation in afterlife. As the youngest branch of this family tree, let us hope that you will always seek and receive good and rounded Counsel from your brother and sisters and that each of you always be a pleasure to each other. When these lines first reach your little innocent hands, their content will be a blank to you . But I most sincerely trust that they at some distant day may reflect pleasant memories. Your affectionate father Noel Buch
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Adress in Liverpool
« on: Thursday 21 August 14 12:57 BST (UK) »
the letter is to Ferdinand c.w Buch (who is staying at the Lodge) from his father Ferdinand Noel Buch. The gruesome details are that Ferdinand Snr died in 1911 in the Hull City asylum from general paralysis certified of 2.5 years. His mother had died in 1907, her death cert says epilepsy as the cause but Ferdinand jrn admission details into a boys home state she died of rhumatic fever.
There seems to be a lot of question marks over this family.
I dint have an address from where his father was at this point just that he regretted that he could not be there and he hoped that god would see him on a rightous path.
There seems to be a lot of question marks over this family.
I dint have an address from where his father was at this point just that he regretted that he could not be there and he hoped that god would see him on a rightous path.
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Address in Liverpool
« on: Thursday 21 August 14 12:24 BST (UK) »It is the Lodge Gardners Drive, Newsham Park, so is not on Onslow Road, it is just a coincidence that the schedule comes at the end of Onslow Road.I'm very intrigued. There is a a lot of sadness surrounding their story. They moved around an awful lot. Several documents suggest The father was a shipping clerk but I also have documents that say he was a coal and exports manager and a merchant. They moved around from kings Lynn up to Scotland (dundee) to New castle to Liverpool and then Hull. its very interesting to me.
Stan
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Adress in Liverpool
« on: Thursday 21 August 14 10:41 BST (UK) »The 1911 census has this entry in Onslow Road, after number 52.can't quite make out what it says. lodge gardeners??
Stan
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Adress in Liverpool
« on: Thursday 21 August 14 10:06 BST (UK) »I've checked the Gore's directories for 1900, 1911 and 1914 and there are no house names listed for Onslow Road, just numbers.Thanks for that. Could be a new lead.
There is an 1878 newspaper reference to a Thomas Hewitson of "Kent Lodge" Onslow Road. He lived at number 3.
Occupant of number 3 in 1900/1901 was Carl or Karl Geber, a merchant
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Other Countries / Travelling back from Brazil 1910
« on: Thursday 21 August 14 09:32 BST (UK) »
I have found one of my ancestors on a ship list travelling back first class from Brazil to Liverpool in 1910. I'm wondering what would he have been doing in Brazil at this time.
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Yorkshire (East Riding & York) Lookup Requests / Anyone going to Hull history centre
« on: Thursday 21 August 14 09:25 BST (UK) »
Hi,
I'm wondering if anyone is likely to go to Hull history centre any time soon. I'm looking for some information regarding an ancestor that was in the Hull City asylum.
I'm wondering if anyone is likely to go to Hull history centre any time soon. I'm looking for some information regarding an ancestor that was in the Hull City asylum.