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Devon / Re: Who was Grandfather BENNETT's mystery Brother please
« on: Thursday 09 January 20 13:22 GMT (UK) »
Hi Conrad. Just seen your post. How can I help?
Best regards
Schooner
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Schooner
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Armed Forces / Re: WW2 Distinguished Service Medal RN
« on: Friday 30 June 17 10:52 BST (UK) »
Hi Phil
I tried to send you a PM but message sent back to me that your inbox was full.
I will keep checking this forum for your contact.
Kind regards
Schooner
I tried to send you a PM but message sent back to me that your inbox was full.
I will keep checking this forum for your contact.
Kind regards
Schooner
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Armed Forces / Re: WW2 Distinguished Service Medal RN
« on: Monday 26 June 17 18:11 BST (UK) »
Hi Phil
I would be very interested in an info that you may have.
I have posted you a PM.
Regards
Schooner
I would be very interested in an info that you may have.
I have posted you a PM.
Regards
Schooner
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Devon / Re: SANDERCOCK family Bideford
« on: Monday 05 January 15 21:05 GMT (UK) »
### hi. Frederick Ellis Bennett was the brother of my great grandfather. Joseph/Joshua Bennett. I have not come across 'Ellis' anywhere else so far.
If you have any info you would be happy to share, feel free to email me.
Hi Banana 12
I have sent my e-mail and details to you.
Joseph Boon Bennett (Master Mariner), father of Frederick E and your G Grandfather was a younger brother of my GG Grandfather John Bennett (Master Mariner), who left Appledore in 1864 with his family further up the coast.
Look forward to hearing from you and sharing 15 years of research etc.
Regards
Schooner
If you have any info you would be happy to share, feel free to email me.
Hi Banana 12
I have sent my e-mail and details to you.
Joseph Boon Bennett (Master Mariner), father of Frederick E and your G Grandfather was a younger brother of my GG Grandfather John Bennett (Master Mariner), who left Appledore in 1864 with his family further up the coast.
Look forward to hearing from you and sharing 15 years of research etc.
Regards
Schooner
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Devon / Re: Thomas COUCH and the COUCH family - Langtee area Devon
« on: Thursday 15 August 13 16:30 BST (UK) »
Hi
Is this a connection to you?
Newspaper Announcement
Wedding at Belleau on 28 December 1846
Mary Ann eldest daughter of J Couch, Miller and Baker of Claythorpe to Henry Laister of Bawtry.
Regards
Schooner
Is this a connection to you?
Newspaper Announcement
Wedding at Belleau on 28 December 1846
Mary Ann eldest daughter of J Couch, Miller and Baker of Claythorpe to Henry Laister of Bawtry.
Regards
Schooner
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Devon / Re: Northam pub
« on: Thursday 01 August 13 16:57 BST (UK) »
Hi Trees
That is correct about Mary (1787). She was an elder sister of George (1790). Their parents were George and Elizabeth nee Hooper.
George and Elizabeth nee Hooper were the x3 Great grandparents of Annie Nichols Kelly.
Dave sent a reply back to me, which was very interesting and I have now sent him a copy of the tree that I have had for 9 years from a family member, which has more factual and correct details than most that I have seen in reference to Annie's direct family line on the web.
How do you fit into the Kelly tree and did you ever find the elusive "Mariners" Inn?
Regards
Schooner
That is correct about Mary (1787). She was an elder sister of George (1790). Their parents were George and Elizabeth nee Hooper.
George and Elizabeth nee Hooper were the x3 Great grandparents of Annie Nichols Kelly.
Dave sent a reply back to me, which was very interesting and I have now sent him a copy of the tree that I have had for 9 years from a family member, which has more factual and correct details than most that I have seen in reference to Annie's direct family line on the web.
How do you fit into the Kelly tree and did you ever find the elusive "Mariners" Inn?
Regards
Schooner
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Devon / Re: Northam pub
« on: Saturday 27 July 13 16:18 BST (UK) »
Hi Dave
I have sent you a PM with more info, but:
I am related to the Kelly line of Annie Nicholls Kelly (b:1892). Her parents were George and Mary who were a few generations later than the Marwood George.
I suspect we are connected.
Regards
Schooner
I have sent you a PM with more info, but:
I am related to the Kelly line of Annie Nicholls Kelly (b:1892). Her parents were George and Mary who were a few generations later than the Marwood George.
I suspect we are connected.
Regards
Schooner
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Devon / Re: Henry/Harry Parker Swimming Professor Ilfracombe Devon
« on: Tuesday 23 July 13 13:11 BST (UK) »
Information and Pictures on Henry Parker Jnr can be found at:
www.thekinlochplayers.co.uk
Good info in the Biographical notes on his Father/Army/Marriage and his acting career etc.
www.thekinlochplayers.co.uk
Good info in the Biographical notes on his Father/Army/Marriage and his acting career etc.
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Devon / Re: Henry/Harry Parker Swimming Professor Ilfracombe Devon
« on: Tuesday 23 July 13 02:06 BST (UK) »
Hi Smokey
I did a little more research for you.
Please note that Alice is recorded as Niece in the census household and is a cousin to Emily Parker.
The First Marriage of Helen Rowe:
Helen ROWE married Simon Wilhelm HENNYS (June Qtr 1877 Barnstaple district).
She was born in Newport, Monmouthshire and he was born in 1852 in Cornwall, before he and his parents moved to Bridgend.
At the time of his marriage to Helen he was a Baptist Minister at Maesteg, South Wales.
In 1881 he was living and working at his Father’s Green Grocery business at Bridgend. He is no longer a Baptist Minister and he died 2 years later during the Sep Qtr 1883 at Bridgend.
In 1878 after a short period of time and not at fault, Helen left the marriage.
In 1879 she was living back at the Ilfracombe family home with her parents.
I have a report as to the reason of separation and I will PM this to you,
Hope this helps with your research.
Regards
Schooner
I did a little more research for you.
Please note that Alice is recorded as Niece in the census household and is a cousin to Emily Parker.
The First Marriage of Helen Rowe:
Helen ROWE married Simon Wilhelm HENNYS (June Qtr 1877 Barnstaple district).
She was born in Newport, Monmouthshire and he was born in 1852 in Cornwall, before he and his parents moved to Bridgend.
At the time of his marriage to Helen he was a Baptist Minister at Maesteg, South Wales.
In 1881 he was living and working at his Father’s Green Grocery business at Bridgend. He is no longer a Baptist Minister and he died 2 years later during the Sep Qtr 1883 at Bridgend.
In 1878 after a short period of time and not at fault, Helen left the marriage.
In 1879 she was living back at the Ilfracombe family home with her parents.
I have a report as to the reason of separation and I will PM this to you,
Hope this helps with your research.
Regards
Schooner