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Does anybody know if any records exist relating to the Hulme Cavalry Barracks in Manchester.
I'd like to research any records of servicemen stationed or working there.
I know it closed down in 1914.
I also believed troops were sent direct to The Crimean directly from the Barracks as well as troops being involved in the infamous Peterloo Massacre in Manchester.
Any advice welcome.

Can anyone advice me how to identify residents of Thorncroft , Thorn Road in Bearsden Glasgow 1938.

My grandmother Winifred Heron was a servant/domestic for a Doctor on Thorn Road when she married in 1938 and Id like to identify the property and see if its still standing if possible.

Thanks

I am researching the Price family and have a confirmed ancestor John Price born Pershore "about 1813" obtained from Cenus 1851/1861

Some really helpful researchers on here have identified numerous families called PRICE living in Holy Cross Pershore around that time one of which is a definite possible for my relative ( Baptism for John Price 1811)

He is the only John with birth / baptism records shown with a father also called John in Pershore around 1813.

Having researched Pershore itself the population is only around 1600-1800 in the early 1800`s.

On the balance of probabilities will the Price family residents in Pershore around 1800s have to be related and if so is it fair to assume that the John Price baptised Holy Cross Pershore with a father called John IS my great x 3 grandfathers ?   

Hope I've not confused anyone but advice of experienced researchers re what stage i can satisfy myself i have identified the correct ancestor welcome!!!!!

 
 

Looking for any business/trade directory entries for Glasgow Gorbals area for HER(R)ON around 1920....possible trade involved delivery of items maybe a grocery.............May be in name of Robert George Heron or Kathleen Elizabeth Heron

Thanks

I have just received a death certificate for my Great x 2 grandmother Winifred Price dated of death 23 December 1904.

Cause of death is heart disease due to natural causes however the informant on the certificate was the Manchester Coroner Ernest A Gibson which indicates she must have undergone a post mortem...is that correct??

Also her occupation is shown as Wife of John Price ( my great x 2 grandfather) Does this mean he must have been still alive at the time of Winifred`s death??

I cant find either of them in 1901 census still!