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Sorry about this - why are you trying to trace her at Crossbeck in 1922?
Do you just mean as a school pupil?
I was thinking you meant she was in care in 1922.

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Sussex / Re: Harry Hall
« on: Yesterday at 21:03 »
1901 922 /118/24

Henry Hall, 53 yrs Police Constable Brighton Corporation, b Ditchling

Maybe that occupation gave him some credence for his ‘entertainment’.

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Sussex / Re: Harry Hall
« on: Yesterday at 20:35 »
Have you found him in 1921?
There is a likely person, Henry Hall b 1846, Ditchling, living in Brighton.

There is a death in Brighton for Harry Hall in 1923 with birth 1851

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Sussex / Re: Harry Hall
« on: Yesterday at 20:32 »
Difficult to find due to spellings in 1911.
Just to confirm we are looking for the right person, was he born Henry King Hall, 1847, zlewes?

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Deaths are not in parish records for 1894 - do you mean a burial

Deaths Jun 1894   

Green    Louie    1    Rochdale    8e   63

The death wasn’t registered Rochdale, it was Haslingden.
Lancashire BMD has sub-district Newchurch.
Were the family definitely living in Bacup?
Do you have baptisms for any other family members?

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Kent / Re: Unfindable couple / Male was in Navy
« on: Yesterday at 17:55 »
Thanks Mark.
I would say that we were aware of all that already from early in this thread.

It is a lot to take in, especially for Brad, as the various ‘sightings’ of Joseph, the father,  and complicated as there are two sons  named Joseph Thomas, several years apart.
Fortunately, we all know that the focus is Joseph born 1915.
For all we know, Martha might not have been aware of Joseph born in Chatham.
That is, of course, if it is the right Joseph snr on the birth certificate.

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Kent / Re: Unfindable couple / Male was in Navy
« on: Yesterday at 17:17 »
Yes we are all aware of the 1915 birth and trying to make sense of it all as you are Mark.

Are you clear now about the two addresses and the people involved shown on that Naval record?

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In your earlier thread https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=884492.9 you write that your grandmother was with her father in 1921 and by 1924/5 was in St Albans in service.
You thought she was in a convent from 1916. Do you now think she went there after 1921?
As they were not catholic, as you say, could they have been in a children's home in the area?

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Kent / Re: Unfindable couple / Male was in Navy
« on: Yesterday at 12:17 »
Not sure what you mean Bushinn.

The Balmes Road address is not in Chatham. It is in Hackney registration district,
The Joseph son (Thomas Joseph in 1911) was born in Hoxton.

I don’t think anything has been shown on here that places Martha and her children in Chatham.

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