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London and Middlesex / Re: Elizabeth B Traynor
« on: Thursday 30 May 24 15:02 BST (UK) »
If deceased,try the 1939 register where she should appear using both surnames .
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The Common Room / Re: There are people I don't know buried in one of our family graves
« on: Sunday 26 May 24 12:07 BST (UK) »
if you get to look at the Bowling registers themselves , they should have an address for the deceased. In several instances an infant will also have a named mother and father.
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Technical Help / Re: Merging Two Different Trees on Ancestry.
« on: Thursday 16 May 24 14:41 BST (UK) »
Their support pages say not.
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The Common Room / Re: Microfiche records on genealogy sites you can't get to see
« on: Saturday 04 May 24 21:36 BST (UK) »
And if it hasn't made it onto familysearch.org , then the local lds family history Centre can access it online through their computers
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Ancestral Family Tree DNA Testing / Re: Unnamed fathers .outside the box thinking
« on: Friday 03 May 24 07:35 BST (UK) »
Okay, so for a smidge of encouragement, DNA tests have identified a half cousin from a mutual mother (she married twice, so paper trail too) .
Mother, each father b around 1810.
So if she had subsequent kids with the not father, I'd say there is a decent chance.
Mother, each father b around 1810.
So if she had subsequent kids with the not father, I'd say there is a decent chance.
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Ancestral Family Tree DNA Testing / Re: DNA to solve brickwalls?
« on: Wednesday 01 May 24 14:53 BST (UK) »
I've just submitted a test sample. What prompted it was the revelation that along with his wordly goods, my late dad (appears) to have left my siblings and I a half-sister (b 1949) . (whoops!)
She had managed via cousin-matching DNA to zero in on her great-grandparents, then her/our grandparents. A first name matching dear old dad was in the adoption paperwork, and theres a limited pool of grandkids to choose from...
so if this is yes/no question (can it be done), i'm going to have to say, yes
She had managed via cousin-matching DNA to zero in on her great-grandparents, then her/our grandparents. A first name matching dear old dad was in the adoption paperwork, and theres a limited pool of grandkids to choose from...
so if this is yes/no question (can it be done), i'm going to have to say, yes
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The Common Room / Re: GRO digital images £2.50
« on: Saturday 27 April 24 16:11 BST (UK) »
I have since realised That I also have a marriage for a Lydia to the namesake.
so:
Found and purchased the correct birth certificate (father was deceased) and
found newborn as an unnamed child in household of his Paternal grandfather .
It's s good day today
so:
Found and purchased the correct birth certificate (father was deceased) and
found newborn as an unnamed child in household of his Paternal grandfather .
It's s good day today
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The Common Room / Re: GRO digital images £2.50
« on: Saturday 27 April 24 14:04 BST (UK) »
is there any way of reporting a useless digital copy?
Mine is mis-aligned, so Father may or may not have a first name, and I cannot see mother's first name at all.
She's ann at marriage (1859) , unseen on birth certificate(1860) , Lydia at birth address(1861) and Ann Eccleston (middle name) at 1864 baptism...
Mine is mis-aligned, so Father may or may not have a first name, and I cannot see mother's first name at all.
She's ann at marriage (1859) , unseen on birth certificate(1860) , Lydia at birth address(1861) and Ann Eccleston (middle name) at 1864 baptism...
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The Common Room / Re: Toffee apple men -- registered??
« on: Friday 19 April 24 19:10 BST (UK) »
A hawker or pedlar required a licence.