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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Harry Augustus Smith
« on: Wednesday 21 August 19 17:56 BST (UK) »
Thanks ShaunJ
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Harry Augustus Smith
« on: Wednesday 21 August 19 17:22 BST (UK) »
Hi there ShaunJ,
The Pallaveram reference comes from the family by word-of-mouth.
Bankipore comes from an Ancestry site; as does the Bankipore reference; Madras appears to be a consistent aspect of the conversation in both instances.
It would be illogical to be buried 2000km away from where one is supposed to have died; agreed.
You refer to a burial register. Do you have a copy of the document. That would be useful as a starter in building up validated data.
Many thanks thus far.
The Pallaveram reference comes from the family by word-of-mouth.
Bankipore comes from an Ancestry site; as does the Bankipore reference; Madras appears to be a consistent aspect of the conversation in both instances.
It would be illogical to be buried 2000km away from where one is supposed to have died; agreed.
You refer to a burial register. Do you have a copy of the document. That would be useful as a starter in building up validated data.
Many thanks thus far.
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Family History Beginners Board / Harry Augustus Smith
« on: Wednesday 21 August 19 15:23 BST (UK) »
Looking for any info about Harry Augustus Smith born Apr 29 1882 at Trimulgherry, Madras, India (christened may 1 1882) and died on Sep 5 1912 at Pallavaram, India (buried at Bankipore, Bengal, India). Parents Andrew and mary Jane Smith. Wife Jessie Blackmore. Two children
Any help much appreciated
Any help much appreciated
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Cavan / Re: Wilson's in County Cavan
« on: Friday 19 October 18 15:55 BST (UK) »
Greetings.
My Cavan Wilsons are James WILSON (1842 - 1918) married to Frances CRANSTON (1842-1897).
These are Drumagoland, Virginia, Cavan, Ireland and Bailieborough, Co.Cavan, Ireland respectively.
My Cavan Wilsons are James WILSON (1842 - 1918) married to Frances CRANSTON (1842-1897).
These are Drumagoland, Virginia, Cavan, Ireland and Bailieborough, Co.Cavan, Ireland respectively.
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One Name Studies: H to M / Re: KASSELL, All
« on: Thursday 04 October 18 06:42 BST (UK) »
Greetings,
The KASSELL tree has a twist to it. The CAWOOD link appears to be valid; however the KAYWOOD / RAYWOOD link is a source of confusion.
I would appreciate any help out there on resolving this conundrum.
What I have is as follows:
1) James KASSELL (1800-1845) married Sarah CAWOOD (1805-1863) in 1825.
2)His son Henry KASSELL (1830-1877) married Elizabeth KAYWOOD / RAYWOOD (1832 -1917) in 1855.
The CAWOOD link appears to be good as a grandchild of James through his son John KASSELL (1841-after 1911), namely Lewen Cawood KASSELL carries the ancestral link to CAWOOD.
Any validation of the correct KAYWOOD / RAWOOD interpretation would be appreciated. A number of family trees in Ancestry refer to RAYWOOD as a preference.
Of course any contributions such as the branches themselves would also help.
The KASSELL tree has a twist to it. The CAWOOD link appears to be valid; however the KAYWOOD / RAYWOOD link is a source of confusion.
I would appreciate any help out there on resolving this conundrum.
What I have is as follows:
1) James KASSELL (1800-1845) married Sarah CAWOOD (1805-1863) in 1825.
2)His son Henry KASSELL (1830-1877) married Elizabeth KAYWOOD / RAYWOOD (1832 -1917) in 1855.
The CAWOOD link appears to be good as a grandchild of James through his son John KASSELL (1841-after 1911), namely Lewen Cawood KASSELL carries the ancestral link to CAWOOD.
Any validation of the correct KAYWOOD / RAWOOD interpretation would be appreciated. A number of family trees in Ancestry refer to RAYWOOD as a preference.
Of course any contributions such as the branches themselves would also help.
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