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The Common Room / Re: Census Detective -any clues?
« on: Monday 28 October 13 07:59 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks Andy and KGarrad

I w
Love a mystry as much as the next person, believe me, I can hunt most stuff down. But this is becoming my nemesis.
My G mother & G Father got together while he was still married, and they didn't marry until I was 4 yrs old, when his 1st wife died.
I check the census for South Marsh Street (as my G Mother was born 1900) but there is no sign of birth mother or family there. I cannot look at electrol roll as Cumbria is just that too far for a day trip.
I have also draw a blank with family,the information I got from my mother was certainly off the mark, as I think they tried to cover up they weren't married and my G Mother may never have know she was adopted. Her father other marriage licence shows John Brown, occupation Farmer.

Help!

Anne

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The Common Room / Re: Census Detective -any clues?
« on: Sunday 27 October 13 23:50 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks KGARRAD

I have followed this line too (the closest match I could find) but with finding matches on other trees for Margaret,she married a Gordon Murray exactly 1 yr later, I asked the question about the possilbility of an illegitimate child, but I was told it was unlikely. I really need somone to say its defiantly her. (I have added the family to my tree on Ancestry)

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The Common Room / Re: Census Detective -any clues?
« on: Sunday 27 October 13 22:58 GMT (UK)  »
I did, but CD helped fill a gap, which no one on here did.

I now have my G Mothers birth certificate, I know she was "adopted", but cannot clearly identify her mother before or after the birth.

I was hoping to got back to CD for a set of eyes.

Anne

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The Common Room / Census Detective -any clues?
« on: Sunday 27 October 13 00:31 BST (UK)  »
Hi
A couple of years ago a can across a website called the Census Detective, who would look up census details for you -FOC- he (she, they) where a great help to me when I had hit a brick wall, but I can no longer find any reference to the site or the face behind it, can anyone help?

Anne

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Lancashire / Re: Worsnop Family, Church Rd, Northenden
« on: Friday 11 October 13 22:08 BST (UK)  »
Thanks Cancan

I will look into contacting the library

Regards

Anne

Moderator comment: please reply here to avoid duplication: http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=664208.0

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Cheshire / Re: Worsnop family, Church Rd, Northenden
« on: Friday 11 October 13 08:00 BST (UK)  »
I have the marriage cert. 26 Dec 1929
Fathers: Smith Worsnop-warehouse man
             Thomas Jackson-Roadman
Anne is living in Ash at the time of marriage and William in Northenden.

I would like to know more about the shop, 29 Church Rd, my G Parents - Fred & Florence Hall, had the shop next door,(31), when I was little the row with worsnops on had been knocked down and the Ford garage parked their cars there.

Anne

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Lancashire / Re: Worsnop Family, Church Rd, Northenden
« on: Friday 11 October 13 07:52 BST (UK)  »
Anne Worsnop died in the 1970's, I remember that, I was about 10/12. I am looking for Any information about the shop that bears the Wornop name 29 Church Rd. My G Parents had the shop next door (31), but the row with the Wornop shop on had been knocked down by then and the Ford garage used the area for parking cars.

Anne

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Cheshire / Re: Worsnop family, Church Rd, Northenden
« on: Friday 11 October 13 07:48 BST (UK)  »
She married William Worsnop in Shropshire. But I cannot find anything further on her.

Anne

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Lancashire / Worsnop Family, Church Rd, Northenden
« on: Thursday 10 October 13 21:50 BST (UK)  »
I am looking for any information on the above family. They had a grocers shop on Chuch Road Northenden.
I am hoping to get information on Anne (known as Nance) B 1893 Worsnop & William E C Worsnop B 1894

Thanks

Anne

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