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Glamorganshire / Re: Jackson's Bridge Cemetery
« on: Thursday 11 October 18 11:48 BST (UK) »
Hi Sarah
Many thanks
Reyz
Many thanks
Reyz
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Thank You GS
After trying all the usual ways and others, found no trace of GGM. Found most of her Family but not with any of them. No distant cousins I found had heard of her.
I finally sent off for a Death Certificate for her young Nephew. The reason being his Father was a Publican and thought there might be an address of a Pub that could help.
Not holding much hope.
Success!! my Great Grandmother was the informant of the Death! She had crossed through her maiden name and put the surname of her common-law Husband.
Turns out a couple of years after putting my Grandmother in the Home she took up with a married man and had another daughter! The daughters birth was not registered. Never Married.
1901 Census no sign of her and the 2nd daughter and the Father was with his Wife and Children.
On the 1911 Census She is with her 2nd daughter and the Father but put a different Christian name and knocked 6 years off her age. Place of birth correct though
I had come across the 2nd daughter several times before but could not link her to the Family. Had I checked all through the Electoral Register years, I would have found my Great Grandmother living with her.
Sorry a bit long winded but it might help someone.
regards Reyz