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Sussex / Re: Wellers and others of Sussex
« on: Thursday 26 February 09 22:34 GMT (UK)  »
Since the 1911 census arrived I have found that my grandad had more brothers and sisters, that survived, others I know nothing abouut.

My grandfather William Alfred Edward bn 1897 - 1971

                         Walter Horace Gerald bn 1904

                         Frederick Thomas bn 1907

                         Doris Violet Winefred bn 1908

                         Bertram Ernest bn 1911 - 1995

                         Flora L 1913 - 1929

                         Ida Irene bn 1917

                         Marjorie Nancy bn 1921

William married Louisa Mabel Wellman (known as Mabel) my mother Joan was the only surviving child of 5.
Bertram married a Blodwen Jones and moved to Wales and had a daughter Nadine.
Ida married married a Robert Davey and had a daughter Linda.

Coral



                         

                             

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Kincardineshire / Re: Families from Kincardineshire
« on: Thursday 31 January 08 19:49 GMT (UK)  »
Absolutely right! The nearest place probably well known is Stonehaven. I have all the parents details it is the listed children's families I don't know much about. Except for Jemima who married earlier than the others, I have been unable to gather the names of children for them as they married on the later side.

I was able to find names for the children of Christina and Georgina from their migrant list on findmypast.com. My mother in law thinks that Wiliamina had an illigitimate child but post 1907. She had told me as much as she can but her mother never spoke much about Scotland and the only sister she really kept in touch with was Georgina in New Zealand. In fact my mother in law didn't know about Martha!

As Scotlands People only gives definate information up to 1907 unless you are sure of names and years you are up the creek without a paddle!

John Allan 1853 - 1901 Salmon fisher Christina King 1851 - 1899 fish fileter died from blood poisoning after a fish bone entered her hand. So the girls lost their parents at a young age.

Christina's own father John King also died young 1824 -1855 her mother was Sarah Nicol 1826 - 1902 they were married 24/09/1875 at Finden Porthlethen.

I just hope that someone might recognise the names and have them in their tree.

Thanks Alésia



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Kincardineshire / Families from Kincardineshire
« on: Wednesday 30 January 08 17:44 GMT (UK)  »
My husband's grandmother came from Porthlethen Kincardineshire. His grandmother left her home in Scotland for London when she was 14/15 and didn't keep in touch with her sisters. Does anyone recognise any of the names?

Her grandparents John Allan and Jane Wood married 1849

Her sisters: Jemima King married David Buchan married 1892
                   Rachel Allan married William Napier married 1900
                   Sarah Allan married Alexander Edward married 1904
                   Christina Allan married Frederick Donaldson (emigrated to New Zealand) married 1900
                   Margaret Allan married John Edward married 1903
                   Georgina Allan married George Begg (emigrated to New Zealand) married 1908
                   Martha Allan married Archibald Buchan married 1916
                   Williamina Allan married Robert Kidd married 1920

Thank you Alesia

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Sussex / Re: Wellers and others of Sussex
« on: Friday 25 January 08 15:56 GMT (UK)  »
Thank you everyone who has replied. sorry I haven't responded before but I have been pretty poorly, but now I can restart my quest.

I wasn't reticent about a place just forgot to add it!

I knew grandad was born in Brighton at 5 Grove Street 21/8/1897 and when I knew his mother in the 1950s she was living a 1 Picton street Brighton, from where I believe grandad married.

William Edward John Weller was born 1875  and when he married Maria Harland 25/12/1895 he was living at 37 Dinapore Street Brighton

William George Weller bn 1845 in Telscombe was living at 23 Thomas Street when he married Harriett Stapleton in Brighton 25/12/1868

William Weller bn 1809 in Preston Sussex (I take in to be Preston Village Brighton?) married Rachel Patching from Telscombe 5/1/1845 at Telscombe Parish Church

From there back it has been hard and a lot has been searching records and I may be wrong but

William Weller bn 1780 in Sussex m Susannah Wood bn C1750 (she was a widow when she married William) married 15/9/1802 at Chailey

John Weller bn 1735 Barcombe married Ann Taylor bnC1735 at Barcombe 31/10/1762

Thank you for some of the tips they have been really useful and they are gradually adding people to my tree.

Alesia

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Sussex / Otways of Sussex
« on: Sunday 20 January 08 16:51 GMT (UK)  »
My paternal grandfather George Otway was married twice. His first wife Phyllis (Phillis) Eager died of TB in 1911. They had two sons Thomas bn 1889 and George bn 1890. George married Emma Smart and they had children George, Albert, Florence, Ronald, Geoffrey and Rodney. I believe they moved to London.

My grandfather then married Kate Amelia Norman who was born in Lingfield Surrey. They had 7 chidlren together Bernard, Frank, Kathleen, Ralph, Rose, May and Charles.

George Otway was bn 1867 and was a hairdresser in Richmond Buildings Brighton. Richmond Buildings and other streets around Albion Hill/Carlton Hill were demolished years ago.

George had brothers and sisters Frances who married George Atkins and moved to Arundel where they had children.
Frederick who was also a hairdresser married Mary Briggs they had children Frederick, George and Emily
Henry who married twice and moved to Canada with the salvation Army taking all his family
Caroline a nurse who never married
Alice a dressmaker who never married

If any of this rings a bell or two I would love to hear from you.

Alesia

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Sussex / Wellers and others of Sussex
« on: Sunday 20 January 08 16:18 GMT (UK)  »
I have a few names I am looking for. On my maternal grandmother's side Wellman, Creswell, Knee and Allen.
On my maternal grandfather's side Weller, Harland, Field and Stapleton.

My biggest problem is my paternal grandfather's siblings. I was always told he came from a large family. His name was William Alfred Edward Weller bn 1897. His parents William Edward John Weller and Maria Jane Harland married 25/12/1895. On the 1901 census my grandfather is the only child. On findmypast.com I have managed to find three sisters Flora bn1913, Ida bn 1917 and Marjorie bn 1921 but in between I have hit a blank wall.

I live in France and my brother has offered to go to London to look at records but the lsit of Wellers born in the period is very long.

If anyone recognises any of the names I would be grateful for any help.

Thanks
Alesia
 

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