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Cheshire Lookup Requests / Re: James gatley Warburton Cheshire
« on: Sunday 07 April 24 12:22 BST (UK) »
Thankyou k99,, and emeltom,, eda
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Cheshire Lookup Requests / Re: James gatley Warburton Cheshire
« on: Sunday 07 April 24 09:59 BST (UK) »
Yes that's the census with William on it,,, lm concentrating on a previous line,,, that l hope will be helpful,
Another 1851 shows a James living with his son John and daughter Ann he was a widow they are also living in cadishead area,,,
Another 1851 shows a James living with his son John and daughter Ann he was a widow they are also living in cadishead area,,,
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Cheshire Lookup Requests / Re: James gatley Warburton Cheshire
« on: Saturday 06 April 24 18:12 BST (UK) »
Hi thankyou for all your help,, l will look into what you have found for me,,, on the 1851 census it's William the som of James gatley,,, l got a little confused
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Cheshire Lookup Requests / James gatley Warburton Cheshire
« on: Saturday 06 April 24 11:20 BST (UK) »
Hello lm trying to find a possible birth for a James gatley,, think l have his marriage to a Mary hampson August 1819,, Warburton,,
On a census 1851 cadishead it gives his birth place as Warburton Cheshire,
His age was listed as 25yrs, thankyou eda
On a census 1851 cadishead it gives his birth place as Warburton Cheshire,
His age was listed as 25yrs, thankyou eda
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World War One / Re: Manchester regiment 4th battalion
« on: Friday 19 January 24 15:58 GMT (UK) »
OK thankyou for your help that's cleared that theory up,,,, eda
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World War One / Re: Manchester regiment 4th battalion
« on: Friday 19 January 24 15:39 GMT (UK) »
Hi l hoping it's the same man as ln a news cutting,, it may help me on my search,, it was a news cutting from 1914 about a Manchester battalion arriving in balcombe Sussex,, l have been in touch with the Manchester museum in Ashton but cannot find anything,,, it gives me two names a captain Steel and a Sgt mulligan arriving 12th March 1914,, to guard the railways,,, l know mulligan guarded the railways from my family, but thought l would try another handle and search the captain Steel,, l would like to find a photo of the regiment,, l have ashed this Web page before,, as for the news cutting in my experiance many mistakes were made,, so l just trying a different approach thanks eda
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World War One / Manchester regiment 4th battalion
« on: Friday 19 January 24 14:58 GMT (UK) »
Hi I'm looking for any info on a lieutenant L L Steele lve found he was in the wiltsure reg, then moved to Manchester about 1901,,,
I think he may have been retired not long after,, lm just trying to find out if he may have re enlisted at the start of ww1,,or
any photos that may have that may have this regiment,, if l have the right man and regiment he was in sussex 1914
I think he may have been retired not long after,, lm just trying to find out if he may have re enlisted at the start of ww1,,or
any photos that may have that may have this regiment,, if l have the right man and regiment he was in sussex 1914
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Armed Forces / Re: Manchester 8th battalion reserves
« on: Wednesday 23 August 23 13:26 BST (UK) »
Thankyou for all your help,, eda
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Armed Forces / Re: Manchester 8th battalion reserves
« on: Wednesday 23 August 23 13:14 BST (UK) »
Hello l have researched this man for 30 yrs.,,l have dna results which point me to john being born 1879, without going into to much detail we have reason to beleive he was married before 1904,, but never divorced he left his wife and we think joined the army this was 1912.. , in 1913 he was arrested for fraud l have the newspaper reports,, his wife presumed he was dead,, she married again 1918,,, we had family stories but never believed them but all is begining to look like it was true,,, he left the army about 1915 as he got grandma pregnant, they went to Birkenhead from Balcombe,,,
Another record we have he was being traced by military police he gave a false name Sydney jno milligan the address was the same as where the first child was born so we know it's him,, this name he remained with all his life we knew him we gave pics ect but nothing before 1916 which is his sons birth cert,, he had no known family until research, he went onto work on merchant ships in Birkenhead,,we always wondered why he didn't marry grandma u till 1927 they had 7 children,, l do have lots more on his life before and after he married grandma, finding this recent news paper has hopefully completed my research l just need to see a record and see what info it will give me,, l got the record of him being looked for by the military several yrs, ago from this site,, l don't no how to recover it but do have a copy,,, l know this, all sounds a bit far fetched,, but just need to explain,, eda
Another record we have he was being traced by military police he gave a false name Sydney jno milligan the address was the same as where the first child was born so we know it's him,, this name he remained with all his life we knew him we gave pics ect but nothing before 1916 which is his sons birth cert,, he had no known family until research, he went onto work on merchant ships in Birkenhead,,we always wondered why he didn't marry grandma u till 1927 they had 7 children,, l do have lots more on his life before and after he married grandma, finding this recent news paper has hopefully completed my research l just need to see a record and see what info it will give me,, l got the record of him being looked for by the military several yrs, ago from this site,, l don't no how to recover it but do have a copy,,, l know this, all sounds a bit far fetched,, but just need to explain,, eda