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Derbyshire / Re: JOHN THOMAS McDERMOTT
« on: Friday 10 November 23 06:39 GMT (UK)  »
BDM NZ births
1911/19985   GREAVES   John Kenneth McDermott   
parents Rose Annie Florence / John Thomas

Who is the other NZ child?

56
Derbyshire / Re: JOHN THOMAS McDERMOTT
« on: Friday 10 November 23 05:40 GMT (UK)  »


Sydney Morning Herald 2 Jun 1943 p12
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/17851006?
McDERMOTT 1 June 1943 at her residence, 55 Glenayr Avenue, Bondi, Rose Annie Florence, beloved wife of John McDermott, and loved mother of John Kenneth, Marjorie, and Arnold, aged 65 years. At rest.

Crematorium Northern Suburbs

National Archives of Australia WW1 enlistment
McDERMOTTJohn Thomas : SERN 1437 : POB Derby England : POE West Maitland NSW
NOK W McDERMOTT Rose Annie Florence

57
Australia / Re: Looking for Edith Elizabeth Taylor nee Craven shipping record to Australia
« on: Thursday 09 November 23 22:13 GMT (UK)  »


Is this your Dorothy?

VIC BDM
NILBETT  Clarence   marr.  TAYLOR, Dthy   2134/1929

BROWN  Edw Carrick   marr.  NILBETT, Dor'y Alice  967/1940

As mother of her children  ie  on birth certificates, is she Dorothy or Dorothy Alice?

58
Australia / Re: Looking for Edith Elizabeth Taylor nee Craven shipping record to Australia
« on: Thursday 09 November 23 21:54 GMT (UK)  »


Using GRO births I am not seeing a birth for Dorothy Alice TAYLOR 1912/13

Is this Dorothy, born late December, birth registered early next year, 1913?

TAYLOR, Dorothy          mms.   CRAVEN 
1913  MarQ                  Birmingham  Vol 06D  Page 582

Can you please give all the information on the birth certificate?.




59
Australia / Re: Brisbane Australia
« on: Thursday 09 November 23 06:21 GMT (UK)  »


" my Great Aunty. She died in 1994."

When did great aunty write the Will....the date at which the information about daughter and grandchildren is relevant?

60
The Common Room / Re: Maria Elizabeth Hardy (nee Smith) b. 1861 is missing in 1901
« on: Thursday 09 November 23 05:26 GMT (UK)  »


"In Feb 1901 Joseph died"

Where did he die?....what was cause of death?......who is the informant?.......is he described as widower?.....where is he buried?

"...1901 census.......three of their children Lily, Willy (William) and Samuel were living with Joseph's sister Edna Stratton and her family". 

What names do you have for other children?.   Have you located them in the 1901 and 1911 Census?

61
Northumberland / Re: Elizabeth Gray
« on: Wednesday 08 November 23 05:00 GMT (UK)  »
Is this your family?

Census Ancestry England 1851   Old Shotton Easington Durham
CHICKEN Joseph   45y  coal miner                        b. North Shiels Northumberland
CHICKEN Elizabeth    40y                                     b. Long Benton Northumberland
CHICKEN John          15y     coal miner                 b. Long Benton Northumberland
CHICKEN Jane          12y     scholar                      b. Cramlington Durham
CHICKEN Mary          10y                                     b. Cramlington Durham
CHICKEN Elizabeth      5y                                     b. Kelloe Durham
CHICKEN Margaret      3y       twin                        b. Easington Durham
CHICKEN Isabel          3y       twin                        b. Easington Durham
CHICKEN Joseph         9m                                    b. Easington Durham

GRO BDM

CHICKEN, Jane             mms.      GRAY 
1839  MarQ                 Tynemouth Union  Vol 25  Pg 370

CHICKEN, Mary            mms.      GRAY 
1841  SepQ                 Tynemouth Union  Vol 25  Page 376

CHICKEN, Joseph         mms.       GRAY 
1841  SepQ                 Tynemouth Union  Vol 25  Page 376

CHICKEN, Mary            mms.      GRAY 
1843  SepQ                 Tynemouth Union  Vol 25  Page 408

CHICKEN, Elizabeth      mms.     GRAY 
1845  DecQ                 Tynemouth  Durham and Lanchester  Vol24  Page 84

CHICKEN, Isabella        mms.   GRAY 
1848  SepQ                 Easington    Vol 24  Page 129

CHICKEN, Margaret Forster  mms.  GRAY 
1848  SepQ                 Easington  Volume 24  Page 129


CHICKEN, Joseph Rodger     mms.     GRA Y 
1850  SepQ                 Easington    Vol 24  Page 136

The names FORSTER and RODGER used as given names suggests that these are family names from earlier generation.

Joseph would be named after his father, so RODGER might be ............paternal grandmother?

FORSTER might be .....maternal grandmother?

What do you know about the family of Joseph CHICKEN, the better to see which family....CHICKEN/GRAY .......these family names might be from.






 


 





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The Common Room / Re: Deaths at Sea 1850s or early 1860s
« on: Sunday 05 November 23 06:28 GMT (UK)  »
What country did they live in?  That might suggest what records are avaiable.

And  g---grandmother married, 1862, described as a widow?

Are there EVOY children?

63
Suffolk Lookup Requests / Re: Susan Sadler nee Candler: late C18, early C19, Somerton
« on: Monday 30 October 23 08:50 GMT (UK)  »



"The will of Samuel Candler (1754-1826) of Hartest refers to "my niece Susan Sadler",

When was the Will written?...when does Samuel CHANDLER identify a niece Susan CHANDLER?

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