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Travelling People / Re: STONE/LIVERMORE family of eastwood Essex - help needed
« on: Thursday 07 June 18 01:44 BST (UK) »
The family on the right are Stones. It is the wedding of Ann(Annie Girl) Stone.
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Travelling People / Re: Grandmother- Anderson/Bibby
« on: Tuesday 18 March 14 00:36 GMT (UK) »
Hi Rintey,
As far as i know they were not married, nor was Sarah married before.
I have her parents as Sarah Ann (1838-1912) and Herbert Livermore (1836-) courtesy of Ancestry site. Family names were not always changed officially which can make paper trails very difficult now, and different names used as they moved areas.
I have Sarah Ann Livermore listed at The Bohemian Est at time of death.
I hope you find this of help.
As far as i know they were not married, nor was Sarah married before.
I have her parents as Sarah Ann (1838-1912) and Herbert Livermore (1836-) courtesy of Ancestry site. Family names were not always changed officially which can make paper trails very difficult now, and different names used as they moved areas.
I have Sarah Ann Livermore listed at The Bohemian Est at time of death.
I hope you find this of help.
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Travelling People / Re: Grandmother- Anderson/Bibby
« on: Friday 14 March 14 01:43 GMT (UK) »
Hi,
Edward (Ted) Anderson is buried with Sarah Livermore at Eastwood Church.
The headstone says 'Family of Edward Pearce'. Anderson was a name he used and and past to his children. This is what i have been told by Uncle and hope it might be of help.
Edward (Ted) Anderson is buried with Sarah Livermore at Eastwood Church.
The headstone says 'Family of Edward Pearce'. Anderson was a name he used and and past to his children. This is what i have been told by Uncle and hope it might be of help.
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