Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[comperking]

Hi Folks

I am currently researching my family history who original came from the Manchester (Gorton) area and many descendants may still reside in the area.
 
My grandparents were William & Mary Bailey and were registered as living at 31 Kirk Street, Gorton in the 1901 Census.

They had six children:
Albert
Jean
George
Jessie
Daniel
Alan. 

Any information ad help regarding my descendants from the Bailey family would be greatly appreciated.

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Many thanks


 

[manmack]

was daniel born in miles platting,mack

[comperking]

Hi

I have no information where he was born but his full name was: Daniel Percy William Bailey.

He was ten in 1901.

Best regards

Comperking

[Jed59]

Trouble is there are about 200 Baileys in northwest phone book...not checked manchester centre..
I think the first thing i would do is to look if any of the boys were killed in WW1   www.cwgc.org     That would list next of kin. then id trawl through marriages after 1911 or when they would be 21...and then look for births with a mum with that maiden name (after that date,which is handy cos thats when they started putting mums maiden name ) .
www.ancestry.co.uk have free indexes (GRO as well as freebmd ones)
always dificult working forwards.....
hope that helps

[Jed59]

Daniel Percy Bailey  September 1891 Manchester 8d 184

so possibly the miles platting one is correct.....(NB not D.P.>William< bailey).will look further.

[Jed59]

only other possible one is just daniel in salford in 1892..age/name wrong

[Jed59]

As ever, gifted with afterwit...you might like to contact the manchester evening news....they have a "lost stolen or strayed" column.
the address is
164 Deansgate Manchester 3   tel 0161 832 7200

www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/

hope that helps

[comperking]

Trouble is there are about 200 Baileys in northwest phone book...not checked manchester centre..
I think the first thing i would do is to look if any of the boys were killed in WW1   www.cwgc.org     That would list next of kin. then id trawl through marriages after 1911 or when they would be 21...and then look for births with a mum with that maiden name (after that date,which is handy cos thats when they started putting mums maiden name ) .
www.ancestry.co.uk have free indexes (GRO as well as freebmd ones)
always dificult working forwards.....
hope that helps

Many thanks!