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London and Middlesex / Re: Hoxton location help
« on: Saturday 04 September 21 19:53 BST (UK) »
This is a FABULOUS map! Thank you so much! M
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London and Middlesex / Hoxton location help
« on: Saturday 04 September 21 15:04 BST (UK) »
Hi Everyone,
I wondered if a residence location, ‘Willshires’, Hoxton (1830) means anything to you? I’d be grateful for a steer.
Thanks
MM
I wondered if a residence location, ‘Willshires’, Hoxton (1830) means anything to you? I’d be grateful for a steer.
Thanks
MM
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London and Middlesex / Re: Chapterhouse Court 1840 (St Gregory by St Paul’s parish)
« on: Sunday 01 August 21 14:15 BST (UK) »
Thank you so much! That’s really illuminating.
I wonder what quality of abode it would have been…
M
I wonder what quality of abode it would have been…
M
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London and Middlesex / Re: Chapterhouse Court 1840 (St Gregory by St Paul’s parish)
« on: Sunday 01 August 21 07:53 BST (UK) »
Thank you. This is really interesting. I’d a feeling it might be that side of St Pauls, looking at the parish boundaries.
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London and Middlesex / Re: Chapterhouse Court 1840 (St Gregory by St Paul’s parish)
« on: Saturday 31 July 21 18:49 BST (UK) »
Hi Rosie, yes, it was in the 1841 census. His name was Richard Simpson. I believe he came from Ireland. He variously states he’s an Accountant and a Solicitor. He died of typhoid in 1845 (sadly). Three of four daughters successively married my 3rd Gt Grandfather (when that was illegal), Arthur Bentley. They are buried in Highgate Cemetery.
M
M
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London and Middlesex / Chapterhouse Court 1840 (St Gregory by St Paul’s parish)
« on: Saturday 31 July 21 17:24 BST (UK) »
Hi everyone, I’m looking for help in locating the above address (realising, of course, that it’s almost certainly no longer extant). My fourth great grandfather lived here, while plying his trade as an Accountant. I’d be very grateful for any further information, or directions as to where I might find an answer.
Many thanks
Many thanks
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Armed Forces / Re: Abbreviation 1880s military record
« on: Tuesday 17 December 19 14:40 GMT (UK) »
They couldn’t find any CONCLUSION... I was left with no more intel!
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Armed Forces / Re: Abbreviation 1880s military record
« on: Tuesday 17 December 19 11:34 GMT (UK) »
Already had someone check records at TNA for me. It turned up NOTHING.... 
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Armed Forces / Re: Abbreviation 1880s military record
« on: Tuesday 17 December 19 09:03 GMT (UK) »
Thank you, Shaun.
I did get someone to research for me at the Rifle Brigade museum, but I didn’t get THAT information!
They did reckon that he would’ve rejoined his regiment (although I think they were in Gibraltar when he was released, so they weren’t too sure what would’ve happened).
I don’t have military record access, which makes things harder... as does the fact that he married in Ireland (although his marriage registration DID survive - Church of Ireland).
I really appreciate your assistance
Margaret
I did get someone to research for me at the Rifle Brigade museum, but I didn’t get THAT information!
They did reckon that he would’ve rejoined his regiment (although I think they were in Gibraltar when he was released, so they weren’t too sure what would’ve happened).
I don’t have military record access, which makes things harder... as does the fact that he married in Ireland (although his marriage registration DID survive - Church of Ireland).
I really appreciate your assistance
Margaret