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Durham / Re: Bryan Cunningham born 1861, Ireland
« on: Friday 22 December 23 16:06 GMT (UK) »
Thank you, Heywood! Much appreciated, as is the info about Bernards being baptised as Bryan or vice versa. 
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Durham / Re: Bryan Cunningham born 1861, Ireland
« on: Friday 22 December 23 14:40 GMT (UK) »
I´ll resize the photo and send it again so that you can see the whole thing.
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Durham / Re: Bryan Cunningham born 1861, Ireland
« on: Friday 22 December 23 10:35 GMT (UK) »
Hi Mandy,
This is Frances. It´s just a mobile phone pic which I took this morning. Will scan the pic and send it to you if you would like me to.
I think she is really beautiful.
Jill
This is Frances. It´s just a mobile phone pic which I took this morning. Will scan the pic and send it to you if you would like me to.
I think she is really beautiful.
Jill
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Durham / Re: Bryan Cunningham born 1861, Ireland
« on: Friday 22 December 23 08:36 GMT (UK) »
Hi Mandy!
My grandad Bernard was the son of Bryan and Frances. He also had a son called Bernard. My grandad was sometimes called Barney by the family. My mam told me about her aunts and uncles, including her uncle Tom and she was especially fond of her Aunt Aggie.
I´ve got a photo of Frances Dunn, or at least a copy of a photo, which my Mam was given many years ago. I´ll seek it out and scan it.
I´d heard that Bryan married a lady in America, and that they had a son, but both died in a flood.
Apart from census info and Bryan and Frances´marriage certificate, I haven´t got much info, other than family tales.
Frances had a daughter before meeting Bryan. Aunt Liz, who my Mam also adored.
I´m glad we´re related. It´s nice to have a new cousin!
Love, Jill
My grandad Bernard was the son of Bryan and Frances. He also had a son called Bernard. My grandad was sometimes called Barney by the family. My mam told me about her aunts and uncles, including her uncle Tom and she was especially fond of her Aunt Aggie.
I´ve got a photo of Frances Dunn, or at least a copy of a photo, which my Mam was given many years ago. I´ll seek it out and scan it.
I´d heard that Bryan married a lady in America, and that they had a son, but both died in a flood.
Apart from census info and Bryan and Frances´marriage certificate, I haven´t got much info, other than family tales.
Frances had a daughter before meeting Bryan. Aunt Liz, who my Mam also adored.
I´m glad we´re related. It´s nice to have a new cousin!
Love, Jill
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Durham / Re: Bryan Cunningham born 1861, Ireland
« on: Wednesday 20 December 23 09:03 GMT (UK) »
P.s. Other countries? I had heard that at one point he went to the United States, but have no other info.
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Durham / Re: Bryan Cunningham born 1861, Ireland
« on: Wednesday 20 December 23 09:01 GMT (UK) »
Hello Mandy!
What a nice surprise to hear from you. Yes, he was my great grandfather. His son Bernard was my grandad and his daughter Amelia was my mam.
I´m so pleased to hear from you.
Love,
Jill
What a nice surprise to hear from you. Yes, he was my great grandfather. His son Bernard was my grandad and his daughter Amelia was my mam.
I´m so pleased to hear from you.
Love,
Jill
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Durham Lookup Requests / Re: sarah mccall tate lawrence (cissie)
« on: Sunday 26 September 10 16:11 BST (UK) »
Hi Gill,
Just to let you know I´ve seen the post! And thanks to everyone for their invaluable help.
Love,
Jill
Just to let you know I´ve seen the post! And thanks to everyone for their invaluable help.
Love,
Jill
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Worcestershire / Re: Oak Street, Darby End, Dudley
« on: Wednesday 18 August 10 08:04 BST (UK) »
Thanks for your reply Mandy.
Best wishes,
Aunt Sally
Best wishes,
Aunt Sally
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Kilkenny / Re: Cunninghams in Castlecomer
« on: Sunday 18 July 10 17:48 BST (UK) »
Hello Gillianne!
Oh my goodness, yes! James Gow was my granda, who we loved very, very much - he was a lovely man! My dad told me as much as he new about Granda Brown´s family. I would LOVE to hear about his other children. My dad always wished he had got to know them.
We are just about to go out for the evening, I would rather stay in and write all I know, but will write more tomorrow.
Please stay in touch.
My email address is (*)
Many, manymany thanks for replying to the post. hearing from you is a dream come true!!!!
Best wishes,
Jill
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Oh my goodness, yes! James Gow was my granda, who we loved very, very much - he was a lovely man! My dad told me as much as he new about Granda Brown´s family. I would LOVE to hear about his other children. My dad always wished he had got to know them.
We are just about to go out for the evening, I would rather stay in and write all I know, but will write more tomorrow.
Please stay in touch.
My email address is (*)
Many, manymany thanks for replying to the post. hearing from you is a dream come true!!!!
Best wishes,
Jill
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