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A request for some help if I may.

According to the 1911 census (https://www.ancestry.co.uk/imageviewer/collections/2352/images/rg14_00467_0483_03?treeid=184141829&personid=152400111537&hintid=1032369144313&usePUB=true&_phsrc=lzw3687&_phstart=default&usePUBJs=true&pId=1443137)
David Charles and Harriet had 12 children, 5 survived 7 died.

I have traced 10 of them but cannot find the final 2.

David Charles Harris Married Harriet Lissy Hugkulstone 18th March 1891 at Holy Trinty Lambeth.

The children are as follows:
Emma Elizabeth (1890-1891) Lambeth
David (1892-1893) Lambeth
Adelaide (1894-1894) Lambeth
William Samuel (1896-1979) Lambeth
George (1998-1974 (Lambeth)
Albert  Edward (1900-1991) St George's Hanover Square
Lizzie (1903-1991) St George's Hanover Square
Julia (1904-1905)  St George's Hanover Square
David (1905-1978)  St George's Hanover Square [My Grandfather]
Bessie (1910-1910) St George's Hanover Square

I've looked through FreeBMD, the GRO index, Ancestry, FindMyPast, FamilySearch.

Any assistance to locate the missing two deceased children would be gratefully received

Thanks in advance,

Neil

Good evening one and all,

Whilst researching I have come across a possible family member.

According to various sources Francis Mary Watson was born in Dorking, Surrey (No proof as yet of that) and baptised in 1586 in "London, London"

Please  could someone have a look at the attached file and tell me where on earth the baptism of Frances Mary Watson, daughter of John is.

I think it is on the 2nd October 1586 which I suspect is on the right hand side about 1/4 the way down the page.

A very good afternoon to you all,

A while ago I found an Ancestry Doc on the marriage of
Thomas Brown marrying Barbara Moore in 1774 (10September) in Tower Hamlets Wapping, Middlesex, England.

This is a link to the Marriage entry

As you can tell from the image and record it doesn't explain what church it actually is.

Whilst I was in the area on Friday I was eating in The Prospect of Whitby pub and it occurred to me to have a look for the church that Thomas and Barbara were married.  There are quite a few.

BUT

St Paul's was known as the "Sea Captains Church" and as Thomas was a sailor it makes sense that this could be the church.

Anyone have a confirmed ID of the church in question ?

Thanks in advance,

Hi all,

I'm hoping someone can help me with this.

When idling through Ancestry earlier I came across this
https://www.ancestry.co.uk/discoveryui-content/view/237459:60609?tid=180019175&pid=312336281377&queryId=78ae4c3a0d552ccdaf3725222df8edaf&_phsrc=SqC19&_phstart=successSource

Henry Hugkulstone - Merchant Navy Apprentice. 

My own ancestor Henry Hugkulstone was born in 1848 in Stepney East London.
He was given Freedom of London Henry's father was John.

It's the 1866 Merchant Navy Apprenticeship that's confused me.
So from what I can glean from the entry
Henry looks like he skipped off from the Merchant Navy.

So is there any more I can find out about this Merchant Navy bit?
Would Henry been imprisoned ?
It says deserted Wm Penn at ? (Lund? ) 30/01/1867
What is Wm Penn?
Lund?

So many questions ...

If you can help then thanks in advance,

Neil.