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Following on from my Phillips baptisms query of Dec 2019, still looking for Elizabeth Henrietta Finch born Plymouth 1875 Q3 in 1901 and 1911 censuses. She has 2 children by William Ward Hayden Phillips, Dorothy 1897 born Totnes and Nita born December 1898 and registered January 1899 when address is 7 Melbourne Mansions, Fulham. Birth certificates gives childrens surname as Ward (not Phillips). By 1901 census the 2 girls are visitors with Laskey family in Plymouth (haven't found any connection between Finch and Laskey). By 1911 census the 2 girls are pupils at a school in Essex.
Can't find any trace of Elizabeth Henrietta as Finch or Ward or Phillips in 1901 or 1911 or any obvious marriage or death or emigration. Father of girls never married her and died prior to 1901 census. His relations never mention girls in wills etc.

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Can anyone find me marriage of Charlotte Amy Foden to John Joseph Hull?. Just seen it on an Ancestry tree but not sure if they married.
1881 she is in Accrington with her parents. She is born Huddersfield.
Couldn't find her after that but now on looking at surname Hull.
In 1891 she is in Blackpool as Charlotte A Hull 18, wife of John Hull 29.
In 1901 She is in Blackpool as Amy Hull 28 wife of John Hull 39.
In 1911 she is in Weeton as Charlotte Amy Hull 38 wife of John Joseph Hull 48. Says married 20 years.
In 1939 register she is in Plymouth born 14 Nov 1871 with daughter.

Went to Wales on holiday last week so thought would tell you what it was like.
Renting a house - had to arrive after 4 on Saturday as per property owner, though company website said after 6. (We got there 5.15 and got in ok). House had hand sanitiser inside entrance and had had cushions, books, cds, etc etc removed. Also had to take own towels (normally take them anyway) and bed linen(but that's normal for that house).
Natives not generally wearing masks, only the English. Queueing, entry number restrictions in shops as per England.
Beaches pretty busy, some groups of several families together but plenty of room if you made the effort to find somewhere a bit away from groups. Lifeboat station not open to visitors.
Had takeaway food a couple of nights, went in, ordered , then queued outside to wait for it.
Had coffee at Costa but the only contact tracing wanted you to scan QR code on phone, no handwritten details taken - but then our local M&S cafe does not take your details - yet garden centres do!
On departure had to open windows.
Fortunately weather was generally very good so none of the 30 degree plus the South sweltered in  so all in all a very good week and just glad to be away for first time this year - only downside was we normally have 6 or 8 of us with family, grandchildren etc but they thought it too much of a risk so the 2 of us had a much quieter time than usually. Hopefully they will be back with us there next year!
Mike

Am researching for a friend. Her ancestor has middle name YELVERTON yet we don't know why and can't find any links with the places of that name in Norfolk and Devon. There are no connections with any Yelvertons as far as we can see. Father of this ancestor was butler near Woodstock, Oxfordshire.
Any ideas why they would suddenly come up with this as middle name?