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Cheshire / Re: Prouds of Chester - The shop and the family!
« on: Wednesday 11 January 23 17:39 GMT (UK) »
Yes I have a lot of info on the Prouds from Bilston my surname is Proud
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http://herefordshirepast.co.uk/buildings/moccas-court/Thanks Marg! This could be him. But then, so could some other entries? And Monmouth is a fair bit away from wherelse we have him.He may have moved about at an early age and was not sure where he was born
This reference to Moccas is really confounding me.
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Thanks Marg! This could be him. But then, so could some other entries? And Monmouth is a fair bit away from wherelse we have him.He may have moved about at an early age and was not sure where he was born
This reference to Moccas is really confounding me.
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Hi MargP, interesting that you should ask that - I don't know - but have been trying to answer that very question this morning! I only know that he is described as a Civil Engineer almost exclusively on any record I have for him (sometimes just civil engineer as on the marriage records, 1911 Taff Vale Railway and 1939 "Roads and Railways" in Cardiff). Locating an Evan EVANS in military records is definitely proving to be time consuming but, serving in WW1, for example, would help me narrow down where he may have been 1914-1918, which would help me with other lines of enquiry that I have. Would a military connection have made a difference to the two marriages? I also googled this issue and someone had commented that they didn't want the one side of the family to know that they had already been married so wanted to "stage" a second marriage - perhaps this happened here....Yes I have seen this before where a man in the Army did not did not get permission too married and at a later date married the same person with permission from the Army
I don’t know anything about this site - you have to pay for records but it seems to show a burial record for Thomas Costigan 1890.
https://www.deceasedonline.com/servlet/GSDOSearch?MenuSubmit=home
There may not be much information on the burial record . It seems to be £2 per record