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Offline PabloC

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Re: Help with the family name: Bennett
« Reply #9 on: Wednesday 30 May 07 22:04 BST (UK) »
Evening,

A big thanks to all those who've gone to the trouble of helping me out! This really has helped me out loads!!

A quick question though.....

I know they are both Irish but a Joseph Bennett married a Johannah Bedley in Swansea in Q1 1886.

Ref: Vol 11a, page 816


How did you manage to find this out?!! I've been puzzling over how to determine spouse's maiden names via the BMD. I've had some limited success due to in-laws residing with their offspring.

How were you able to find the matching entry for the female partner???? Am I missing something relatively straightforward here? Let's put it down to inexperience eh? Ha ha.

Thanks again for the help!!

Paul
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Re: Help with the family name: Bennett
« Reply #10 on: Thursday 31 May 07 09:01 BST (UK) »
Paul,

On Ancestry free BMD:

I punched in "Joseph Bennett", "Swansea, Glamorgan" - an educated guess; and a few years plus/minus before their first child - another educated guess

Went through the results and the was a Joseph Bennett on the same page as a Johanna Bedley.

I am not saying this is the correct marriage. That's for you to decide. But it's a good pointer, I think.

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Re: Help with the family name: Bennett
« Reply #11 on: Thursday 31 May 07 09:27 BST (UK) »
Just out of interest, there is this 'Begly' family in 1881

Llangyfelach? St, Swansea Town

Michael Begly, Head, 30, General Labourer, Ireland Waterford
Johannah Begly, Wife, 33, Ireland Cork
Johannah Begly, Daughter, 12, Nurse, Ireland Cork
Mary Begly, Daughter, 10, Scholar, Ireland Cork
Ellen Begly, Daughter, 6, Scholar, Ireland Cork
Patrick Begly, Son, 8, Scholar, Ireland Cork
Michael Begly, Son, 13mths, Glamorgan Swansea

RG11/5360 F 87 P 16

Just a thought....

Regards, Emma ;)
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Re: Help with the family name: Bennett
« Reply #12 on: Thursday 31 May 07 19:02 BST (UK) »
Llangyfelach is a street/road name.

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