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Well,Well!! I caught a bigamist in my tree!
« on: Tuesday 23 May 06 10:07 BST (UK) »
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I've been having a good old chuckle here - we all hope that we find something in our trees well I have 2 things to "brag" about now!

1st theres my mad and I do say mad paternal Gr Grandfather that fried himself out in our desert here in Australia, and now I find that my other maternal grandfather was a bigamist!
Yes I have the proof! 2 marriage certificates - one in Newcastle at a parish and the other in a registry office in Middlesex.
I believe there were 2 children to this union. I wonder if they knew or found out when he died?

Still smiling broadly! ;D
I love a rebel!
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Forsyth - Glasgow Scotland
MCLennan - Glasgow Scotland
Melville - Lanarkshire?
Wright - Lincolnshire
Dalton - Licolnshire
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Winch - Kent UK
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Re: Well,Well!! I caught a bigamist in my tree!
« Reply #1 on: Tuesday 23 May 06 10:13 BST (UK) »
Hi

Lucky you, all I seem to find is inbreeding.

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Re: Well,Well!! I caught a bigamist in my tree!
« Reply #2 on: Tuesday 23 May 06 11:12 BST (UK) »
Annie

Well done on something exciting, all I get is illegitimacy and Ag Labs!!!

Kerry   ::) ::) ::)
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Re: Well,Well!! I caught a bigamist in my tree!
« Reply #3 on: Tuesday 23 May 06 18:20 BST (UK) »
My Great Grandfather was reported to have two
families on the go at the same time but
I found the death of his first wife before any
children where born to the second union (I havent
found the marriage yet.)

BUT when I told the occupation of my Great
Grandfather to a friend and fellow genealogist a
comment he made in passing was dont be
surprised if you find family up and down the
country!

So you never know.

Jinks

PS in case your wondering my Great Grandfather
was a Stud Groom.

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Re: Well,Well!! I caught a bigamist in my tree!
« Reply #4 on: Tuesday 23 May 06 21:03 BST (UK) »
Ag labs - more ag labs and yet more ag labs.  This is all I ever find.  I'm sure that some of them were interesting and windswept.  Oh well they are all interesting to me  :)
Wheeldon  Derbyshire & Manchester
Willshaw Staffordshire & Manchester
Wilshaw Staffordshire & Manchester
Pugh Manchester, Haston, Hadwell, Shrewsbury, Shropshire
Patrick Coventry, Warwick, Foleshill
Kelly Dronmore County Down & Manchester
Stewart  Hilsborough County Down & Manchester
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Re: Well,Well!! I caught a bigamist in my tree!
« Reply #5 on: Tuesday 23 May 06 21:04 BST (UK) »
Ag labs - more ag labs and yet more ag labs.  This is all I ever find.  I'm sure that some of them were interesting and windswept.  Oh well they are all interesting to me  :)
Wheeldon  Derbyshire & Manchester
Willshaw Staffordshire & Manchester
Wilshaw Staffordshire & Manchester
Pugh Manchester, Haston, Hadwell, Shrewsbury, Shropshire
Patrick Coventry, Warwick, Foleshill
Kelly Dronmore County Down & Manchester
Stewart  Hilsborough County Down & Manchester
Moffatt/Moffitt County May &, Lancashire

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Re: Well,Well!! I caught a bigamist in my tree!
« Reply #6 on: Tuesday 23 May 06 21:41 BST (UK) »
Hi Annie

Well I found one as well, one of my gt gt grandfathers, or at least the combined detective work of several rootschatters and a couple of certificates found him. Mind you it seems he had an interesting life all round!

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,129444.0.html

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Re: Well,Well!! I caught a bigamist in my tree!
« Reply #7 on: Tuesday 23 May 06 23:23 BST (UK) »
Mine has used the same name for himself and his occupation is the same but he has used the term bachelor describing himself and on  the 2nd marriage his father has become  a surgeon and on the first hes a managing director of a cereal company! geez my gr.grand dad was a clever man then ! LOL. :D
Bachellier - Bethnal Green and France
Gaucheron - France
Saumon- France
Godran - France
Rossignol - France
Heggie - Fife Scotland
Forsyth - Glasgow Scotland
MCLennan - Glasgow Scotland
Melville - Lanarkshire?
Wright - Lincolnshire
Dalton - Licolnshire
Hutton Lanarkshire
Winch - Kent UK
Northwood - Shropshire/Montgomeryshire Wales

ITS NOT CHARLES  - ITS GEORGE CHARLES VELINDER FAWCETT!!
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Re: Well,Well!! I caught a bigamist in my tree!
« Reply #8 on: Wednesday 24 May 06 09:24 BST (UK) »
Good on you, AnnieCJ!!!  ;D

It's great to have people like that to brag about.  I am on the trail of my ggggrandfather who I suspect of being a bigamist - he had two households on the go at once, and was married to at least one of the women - but I can't find a marriage to my ancestor! :(  Looked at more parish records today, that I had high hopes for, but no marriage there.  Mind you, there seemed to be a couple of years missing out of the PRs, and if they married in one of those years I will probably never find the marriage!!  :'(  :'(

I hear ghostly laughter echoing down the years.  Ha ha, I've put a stop to your investigations - you aren't going to pin this on me!

He was a merchant in Hull with my ggggrandmother, and the other household seems to have been in Norton, Durham.  Don't know how he divided himself between the two!!!  ::)  :o

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