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Suffolk Lookup Requests / Burial St Edmund, Southwold, Suffolk
« on: Friday 26 January 24 18:50 GMT (UK)  »
I wonder if someone could possibly do a lookup for me. I'm looking for an infant who was buried at the above church on 5 June 1779, her name was Mary Newsam.

I'm hoping the burial might just provide a little more information. I'm trying to confirm that her parents were traveller, but I suspect it will just confirm she was an infant. (Fingers crossed).

Many thanks

BG :)

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Hampshire & IOW Lookup Requests / Frederick Vertham buried 14 Aug 1796, Winchester
« on: Thursday 25 January 24 13:13 GMT (UK)  »
I'm researching the above and wondered whether anyone would be able to look up his burial for me.

There is a transcript on FindMyPast and Ancestry for Frederick which says he was buried at St Lawrence, Winchester, on 14 Aug 1796. Hampshire have added their BMD original records to Ancestry, however the copy of that original page is unreadable.

Given that a transcript exists, someone must have ben able to read the original at some time. I'm just trying to find out whether the burial provides any additional information.

Many thanks

BG

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Hampshire & IOW Lookup Requests / Hampshire burial 1729/30
« on: Wednesday 17 November 21 11:00 GMT (UK)  »
Would anyone be able to do a look up for me please, for a Thomas Phillips who I believe died 1729/1730 somewhere in Hampshire, probably in Portsmouth or on the outskirts. I have found one on FindMyPast dated Feb 1730, but I don't think it's for the correct person.

Thank you

BG :)

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Nottinghamshire Lookup Requests / Marriage at Shelford, Nottingham 1784
« on: Monday 26 April 21 15:08 BST (UK)  »
Would it be possible for someone to check out the marriage entry in the parish register for James Burns to Elizabeth Munks which took place on 26 December 1784. I wondered whether any additional information was provided apart from their names and that James was an Irishman born at Fairburn, King's County?

Many thanks

BG :)

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London & Middlesex Lookup Requests / Looking for Florence Banks. Mile End Old Town
« on: Wednesday 31 March 21 18:47 BST (UK)  »
I am researching the family of a Fred or Frederick Steggles Banks and wondered whether anyone had any idea where else I could look for his family – it’s complicated! He was born 14 Nov 1895 as Frederick Steggles Banks at the Queen Charlotte Hospital and baptised a month later at St Marks, Marylebone Road. I have confirmation of this.

His birth certificate states that he was s/o Florence Banks, who gave her address as 4 Gardom Street, Bromehead Street, Commercial Road East. She gave her occupation as Asst Mistress, National School of Mile End Old Town.

Fred then appears, aged 5, on the 1901 having been adopted by Bessie nee Banks, aged 30 and her husband Henry Riggs, aged 29, living in Derby. (RG13/ 3217/ 71/ 35). I know about his life from 1901 and that he was adopted by them, legally or otherwise.

However, this is where it becomes complicated. Family legend has it that Fred was born to Florence, Bessie’s sister. If that were correct, then Florence would have to have been Bessie’s sister in law given the surname.

Bessie married in 1892 and I’ve checked out her family who lived in Somerset. Her parents were John and Ann Elizabeth nee Daubney. The family appear on all the census returns, but there’s no sign of a Florence. (1891 census - RG12/1918/ 131/ 11).

There was a Florence Banks born c1867 who lived at 21 Zion Square, Mile End Old Town, in 1881, working as a vellum sewer, with her mother, Mrs Martha Banks nee Martin, a widow. (RG11/ 473/ 56/ 43). On the 1871 census Martha and Florence were ‘visitors’ at Martha’s parents home. I have found Martha’s marriage in 1865, to James Joseph Banks, they were married at St Leonard, Shoreditch, Hackney.

I have a death certificate for Martha who died just after the 1881 census return whilst in the Mile End Workhouse, but it confirms her address as 21 Zion Square.

Obviously, I need to try to prove or disprove that the Florence I’ve found was Fred’s birth mother and ideally what became of her after the death of her mother and after the birth of Fred. She simply vanishes into thin air.

I have checked the 1891 and 1901 census return for the address she gave when Fred was born and there’s an Ellen and Florence Clark living there (RG12/ 302/ 24/ 44). I’m beginning to wonder whether Florence Banks was a lodger or whether for some reason she was actually Florence Clark but recorded as Banks in hospital and the other Florence Banks at Zion Square is a red herring.
 
When LMA reopen I’m planning to get a copy of Florence’s patient records for Queen Charlotte’s hospital, which might provide more useful information.

Can anyone offer any suggestions please, as to how to proceed please? I’ve hit the proverbial brick wall with this!

Many thanks BG :)

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Please could anyone provide any further information about the marriage of  William Jones Percival to Charlotte Du Bochet on the above date. England Select Marriages just give names and date.

Many thanks

BG

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Norfolk / Earsdon by North Shields - COMPLETED
« on: Friday 17 August 18 21:02 BST (UK)  »
Please could someone look up a baptism for me?

The baptism is for a Pauline Emma Paul and according to FamilySearch, she was baptised on 27th July 1830. It names her parents as Joseph & Eliza, it's dad's occupation I'm especially interested in if it's given.

Many thanks

BG :)

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Nottinghamshire Lookup Requests / St Mary's Workhouse - Burial 1798
« on: Thursday 02 August 18 13:11 BST (UK)  »
Please could anyone possibly look up a burial for me?

All I know is that Jack (no surname) who died at the workhouse was reputed to have been buried May 1798. I do realise this might be an impossible ask, but it's the only information I have right now!

Many thanks

BG :) 

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Cavan / Sarah Armstrong
« on: Monday 05 February 18 09:59 GMT (UK)  »
I'm trying to find my GG grandmother Sarah Armstrong. She appears on the 1911 census, married, so now Sarah Christy, aged 33 at Curragh Military Camp with 2 children, one of whom is my grandmother. Religion stated as CofE.  She'd married 7 years previously.

The census says she was from Cavan, but nothing more specific. I've found a birth registration for a Sarah Jane Armstrong, Jan-March quarter of 1879 in Cavan, but I've no idea if this could be her but it seems likely.

I've looked at the 1901 census but as I've no idea where she was living by then I'm struggling. No sign of her marriage to Alfred Christy (Christie) either.

Does anyone have any suggestions please?

Thanks

BG :)

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