WRIGHT, WOLFE- Unwanted Birth Certificates

[alison300]

Robert WRIGHT born 3 Aug 1875 to Robert & Martha WRIGHT (formerly POTTER) – West Ham.

Ellen WRIGHT born 16 Feb 1862 to Thomas & Ellen WRIGHT (formerly ALBISTON) – City of London

Ellen WRIGHT born 18 Jan 1862 to Alfred & Elizabeth Sarah WRIGHT (formerly HAINES) - Clerkenwell

Ellen WRIGHT born 26 Jan 1865 to George & Ellen (deceased!) WRIGHT (formerly COHNEY?) – St. Lukes, Midd.

Mary Ann SHEEN born 4 Jun 1864 to William (deceased) & Catherine SHEEN (formerly SHAIN?) St Lukes, Midd.

Rosina WRIGHT born 6 Jan 1877 to Frederick & Emma Wright (formerly HAILES? can’t read this name) – St. Olave Bermondsey, Surrey

Joseph WRIGHT born 28 Jan 1868 to John & Elizabeth WRIGHT (formerly PEACOCK) – Pancras.

Mary Ann WOLFE born 21 Jan 1849 to John & Mary WOLFE (formerly LAMBERT) – Islington.

Alfred WRIGHT born 14 Sept 1843 to Charles & Ann WRIGHT (can’t read mother’s maiden name) – Whitechapel.

Alfred WRIGHT born 15 Jan 1845 to Henry & Frances WRIGHT (formerly ADDY) – St. James Clerkenwell

[charlotteCH]

Alison,
 Assuming you bought them to try to find "your" person, you poor[perhaps literally after that splurge] thing  for not hitting the jackpot sooner- Hope eventually you did   find those you were after. 

charlotte

[alison300]

I started researching my ancestors in 1995 and with a name like Wright its been difficult to say the least.  Its expensive I agree but sometimes the only way when researching a common surname in London.  And I've discovered so much about them.  My gt-grandfather was the eldest of 12 children (each one born at a different address) and when I started I didn't even know if he had one sibling. 

[charlotteCH]

 I agree it's worth it- when you get one correct bit of info and it gives you vital leads- wow, what a wonderful reward for persisting.  And as for common surmanes- don't tell me about it.

Good hunting,
charlotte