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Devon / Re: Willett Street, Bideford - 1845 - anything special?
« on: Sunday 07 April 24 15:41 BST (UK) »
sorry, was this info on Ancestry or did you used one of the other sites?
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Devon / Re: Willett Street, Bideford - 1845 - anything special?
« on: Sunday 07 April 24 15:39 BST (UK) »
that's some lovely info there so thank you - I think I might have been reading too much into it. I am also researching my mothers side and that's all Birmingham etc which turns out that there were quite a few "pop up" hospitals in the mid 1800 so I was (wrongly) guessing it was the same everywhere.
Thank you again for this info - I now just need to peace it all together and see where they fit.
Scott
Thank you again for this info - I now just need to peace it all together and see where they fit.
Scott
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Devon / Willett Street, Bideford - 1845 - anything special?
« on: Sunday 07 April 24 11:11 BST (UK) »
Hey
Daft question but was there anything special on Willetts Street in the mid 1800's?
Managed to find a death cert for an ancestor who lived on Potters Lane but died in Willetts Street with a random person in attendance (Sarah Bridgeman) on the 30.5.1845.
This relative (Sarah Saunders / Sanders) died of consumption so my initial thought process was that there might be some kind of medical facility there at the the time .
I don't believe this Sarah Bridgeman person could read / write as there is a X on the death cert and some text suggesting this is her "mark".
Can anyone shed any light on this please?
Below, is a Onedrive link to the cert with the information available to me
(https://1drv.ms/i/s!AnNv7upSOyahgaVDYKvQC5Ucha6eUA?e=9xNTAJ)
Thanks
Scott
Daft question but was there anything special on Willetts Street in the mid 1800's?
Managed to find a death cert for an ancestor who lived on Potters Lane but died in Willetts Street with a random person in attendance (Sarah Bridgeman) on the 30.5.1845.
This relative (Sarah Saunders / Sanders) died of consumption so my initial thought process was that there might be some kind of medical facility there at the the time .
I don't believe this Sarah Bridgeman person could read / write as there is a X on the death cert and some text suggesting this is her "mark".
Can anyone shed any light on this please?
Below, is a Onedrive link to the cert with the information available to me
(https://1drv.ms/i/s!AnNv7upSOyahgaVDYKvQC5Ucha6eUA?e=9xNTAJ)
Thanks
Scott
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Ayrshire / My Scouller Connection Needs Help
« on: Monday 04 February 08 14:49 GMT (UK) »
Hi,
I have been trying to find all I can about my Scottish Roots, Basically my Grandmothers name was Susan Scouller Bell and she was from Troon Ayrshire. I have managed to trace back her details and I have come across what I believe to be the Scouller connection. I have found a marriage between Thomas Cowan and Janet Scouller. I wanted to try and find out more about this and so I wondered if there is anyone who has these people in their tree or can provide me with some more information on them such as marriage dates, other kin etc.
Thanks
Scott
I have been trying to find all I can about my Scottish Roots, Basically my Grandmothers name was Susan Scouller Bell and she was from Troon Ayrshire. I have managed to trace back her details and I have come across what I believe to be the Scouller connection. I have found a marriage between Thomas Cowan and Janet Scouller. I wanted to try and find out more about this and so I wondered if there is anyone who has these people in their tree or can provide me with some more information on them such as marriage dates, other kin etc.
Thanks
Scott
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