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Sarah "Elizabeth" (nee COX) DICKSON was b. 1884 Co Tipperary. She m. John DICKSON 30 Aug 1913 in Lisburn, Antrim. She was a nurse. John d. in Northlands,Whitehouse Park, Belfast 18 Dec 1963. I do not know where they are buried but m. says they were Church of Ireland. I do not know if she died first, but suspect she did as his will description does not mention a widow. Would like her death date and if possible cemetery info. Thank you for any help at all.

Hello! I am looking for the parents of Herbert Samuel PALMER who was b. in Bristol ca 1900.

He m. Winifred P. HERBERT of Plymouth ca 1917/1918 and they immigrated to Canada in 1926 (arr. Halifax,NS 1 May 1926) on the ship ZEELAND of the Red Line. They settled in Saint John,NB.

Any help is really appreciated.

Suzanne ( in Canada)

James BLYTHE, wife Agnes and children Andrew 7, James 5, John Robertson 5 and Helen 1 arrived in Canada from Scotland 23 Jun 1929 on the Athenia. They settled in the Minto/Chipman area of New Brunswick. Some sources say son John Robertson was b. in Cupar 31 Aug 1925. Mother Agnes , b. ca 1901 possibly in Dundee. Her maiden name "may" be FALCONER.

I would like to confirm Agnes'  maiden name by finding their marriage and finding their parents would be a real bonus.

Thanks for reading!
Suzanne

My Gr Gr Gr Grandmother Mary Augusta (McCREA) CARTER  b. 1788, Guernsey, was already wid/o Lt.Col. John Chilton Lambton CARTER II who died in 1827, when she moved from England back to Guernsey around 1851/2.
Her son wrote ""I hope my mother is comfortably housed in her own castle again - I daresay she will get on better now than ever she did -- I would write to her if I saw the least chance of her opening my letters and reading them, but that  I am sure she will never do."
He wrote this before emigrating from England to New Zealand in 1852. I deduct that Mary was not happy about it. And there went my inheritance!

I'd like to know who she was living with and where in the 1851 census - probably St. Peter Port.

Many thanks for any help,
Suzanne Carter