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London and Middlesex / Re: Morris who was
« on: Sunday 10 October 21 15:26 BST (UK)  »
Hello PaulineJ

Edward W Morris, 1891 - 1931. mrd 1917,  Edith Elizabeth Minnie Bonny, 1896 - 1938
I appears on their Mrg Vertificate that Edward was a Widower. Possible first wife Anne How/e?
Mrd 1910 known as Annie. whom they had a daughter Violet Ann born 1912, and possibly a Son William S Morris.

His father was Sergent Whitton Morris 1863 - 1931
His Mother was Jessie Pilgrim 1868 - 1903
They had 6 children Edward, Arthur, Jessie, Beatrice & two sons named Sergent but both died within a year of their birth. 1899 & 1902.

i would also like to know if there are any direct descendant of Edward & Edith, as their Grand daughter, Yvonne never knew them as her mother died when she was 18months.

Formy


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London and Middlesex / Morris who was
« on: Wednesday 06 October 21 12:52 BST (UK)  »
Hello, I'm looking for descendants of Edward W Morris & Edith Elizabeth Minnie Morris Nee Bonny. From the London areas of Edmonton, Islington, Shoreditch, Hackney & Tottenham. they had five children 4 girls and one son who died in ww2 in the merchant navy.

Edward's father was Sergent Whiton Morris who was a French Polisher. (No Army connection)

Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thankyou

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United States of America / Re: Long lost 2nd Great Uncle William Webb
« on: Saturday 04 April 20 14:21 BST (UK)  »
Thank you for your input.

William's mother was Mary Southall. His elder brother was born to Hannah Maria Webb née Oakley she died in the year of 1858, when John was 3 years old. William married Mary in 1859.


We know that his younger brother Thomas Webb, travelled out to Australia to visit John and look for work, but we could not understand why he came back via New York, unless he was visiting William, so this quest is really a shot in the dark.

I am a direct descendant of the above Thomas Webb.
And it looks as though you have read my ancestry chart.

Regards
Martyn C Webb

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United States of America / Long lost 2nd Great Uncle William Webb
« on: Tuesday 24 March 20 10:36 GMT (UK)  »
Dear Sir/Madam

I am trying to trace my Great great Uncle William Webb, born 1865 in Tipton Staffordshire, England.
we have found a record of a William leaving Liverpool in 1887, bound for New York on the good ship "Italy"
It is possible that he ended up in Boston, Mass, he was according the 1881 Census an Iron worker, his parents and brothers moved to Monckton main Colliery in West Yorkshire around the same time as this "William" travelled to America.

Regards
Martyn Chilton Webb

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Is it possible to enhance a copy of a newspaper photo of my great Uncle Thomas who died in Flanders.

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Staffordshire / Re: Lost Siblings Elizabeth & William Webb
« on: Monday 28 May 18 14:16 BST (UK)  »
Have you checked freebmd to see if William married between 1881-1891?

Have you checked the 1891 onwards for them?  There is an Elizabeth Webb b 1863 Tipton working as a servant in 1891 so any possible marriage would be after 1891

We have looked into this one and at first it seemed to be a perfect result, and it stayed that way until i found a much later census which pointed us to the belief that this Elizabeth's maiden name was not Webb.
So hence the request for help looking for the two that remained in Tipton.

Regards
Martyn

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Staffordshire / Re: Lost Siblings Elizabeth & William Webb
« on: Monday 28 May 18 14:07 BST (UK)  »
Maggsie,

Thankyou for your reply, and in answer to your question about location I do not live in OZ, in fact I live in the Southwest of England.
I am a direct descendant of William Webb born 1827, his second wife was Mary Southall, whome he married in 1859, 4 years after John Webb born 1855, we believe that Hannah Maria Oakley was his mother she died in 1858.

We know that John Emigrated to OZ around 1895.

His nephew Thomas Webb went out to OZ in 1909/10 and returned via new York in 1912, to have a "look around" whether he visited John we do not know.


You can send the post over if you wish, if it is the same John Webb, it will add a new dimension to our tree.

regards
Martyn


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Staffordshire / Lost Siblings Elizabeth & William Webb
« on: Friday 11 May 18 11:54 BST (UK)  »
I have the 1881 census for Staffs Showing the family living at 65 Tipton Rd. Parents William (1827) Mary Nee Southall (1836) with John 1855, Elizabeth 1863, William 1865, Thomas 1867 & George 1874. William snr moved to Monckton Main colliery W Yorks, sometime before the 1891 census, with him was Mary, Thomas & George. Does anyone know what happened to the two that were left behind??

I know that John Emigrated to Australia in 1895, to work in Hunters Valley.

If that helps anyone I would really appreciate finding these lost cousins.

Regards
Martyn

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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Monckton Main Colliery & associated housing
« on: Wednesday 09 May 18 12:59 BST (UK)  »
As the subject heading suggests I am trying to research into when and how my grt Grandparents Thomas & Susannah Webb,  lived and worked at the above site.

I have been told there is a booklet out there somewhere called "Monckton it's Origins & History," by P A Thorpe. 
I have tried our local library here in Devon, even looked on Amazon & ebay, with no luck whatsoever, is there anyone out there who can help???

Regards
Formysons

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