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Essex / Re: Orsett Institution
« on: Saturday 13 April 19 14:07 BST (UK) »
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Essex / Orsett Institution
« on: Saturday 13 April 19 00:50 BST (UK) »
Hi, I have no knowledge of Essex and I am hoping that someone can help please. My ancestor died in Rainhill Hospital, Merseyside in 1952. The record shows that his last place of abode before admission in 1949 was Orsett Institution. I have googled this but can't find very much information for that period. The 1939 register shows that at that time he was a patient at Brentwood Mental Hospital. My question is, are these two separate places or is it possible that Brentwood Mental Hospital became part of Orsett?
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Antrim / Re: Elizabeth Carroll birth look up please
« on: Thursday 30 July 09 20:21 BST (UK) »
Hi,
What a coincidence! Thanks for the tip. I have tried Carol, Carrol etc but I will try something more way out as you have suggested before I give up!
Trisha
What a coincidence! Thanks for the tip. I have tried Carol, Carrol etc but I will try something more way out as you have suggested before I give up!
Trisha
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Antrim / Re: Elizabeth Carroll birth look up please
« on: Thursday 30 July 09 18:06 BST (UK) »
Hi there,
Not one single hit for Elizabeth Carroll
on the pilot but thanks anyway for the link. A few hits on Family Search but not the correct Elizabeth.
Trisha
Not one single hit for Elizabeth Carroll
on the pilot but thanks anyway for the link. A few hits on Family Search but not the correct Elizabeth.Trisha
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Antrim / Elizabeth Carroll birth look up please
« on: Wednesday 29 July 09 23:59 BST (UK) »
Can anyone find a record of the birth of Elizabeth Carroll in Belfast 1867 please? Her father's name was Robert Carroll.
Thanks
Trisha
Thanks
Trisha
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Occupation Interests / Re: Ice cream sellers and street musicians
« on: Saturday 20 June 09 23:36 BST (UK) »
Hi Bodger,
Thanks for the welcome. I would love to think there is a connection but sadly we will probably never know. Yours are a different generation to mine. I am led to believe that Ginochio/ Ginocchio is a common surname for people from the Liguria region of Italy. Translated into English it means Knee and takes it's name from the shape of the coast line. It's nice to know there are are others interested in the name - I thought I was alone!
Thanks
Trisha
Thanks for the welcome. I would love to think there is a connection but sadly we will probably never know. Yours are a different generation to mine. I am led to believe that Ginochio/ Ginocchio is a common surname for people from the Liguria region of Italy. Translated into English it means Knee and takes it's name from the shape of the coast line. It's nice to know there are are others interested in the name - I thought I was alone!
Thanks
Trisha
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Occupation Interests / Re: Ice cream sellers and street musicians
« on: Saturday 20 June 09 00:29 BST (UK) »Further to an earlier post on the first " Italian Ice Cream Makers", a Anthony Ginocchie / Ginnochio, ice cream maker, b. 1874, Accrington, m. 18?? , Mary A Muckle / Mukelt, b. 18876, Lancaster, Mary was a step sister of my grandmother, are there any Ginocchio's still around ?.
Jacqui (bodgers better half)
Hi,
I am new to this forum. I was interested in this thread as my gggrandfather was Peter Ginochio born c1820 in Genoa. My gggrandmother was born in Ashton under Lynne but they married in Liverpool in 1856. In the 1871 she appears as a widow but I have never been able to trace a death record for him. Peter was a figure maker. He was my gggrandmother's second husband. Her first husband Luigi Gasparina was a musician.
Trisha
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