« Reply #24 on: Thursday 23 September 10 09:49 BST (UK) »
Hi and welcome to Rootschat.
Mostly by a process of elimination. Mary Lucy disappears after the 1901 census. The 1911 census shows Lucy Mary Broadhurst aged 17 born Brierley Hill, servant in Nottingham.
Also I cannot find another Mary Lucy or Lucy Mary born around the correct time or in the right place. ( I have a database of around 15,000 births for the surname Broadhurst and its variants in the UK). It is not uncommon for people to switch their given names around. Also Samuel was her grandfather's name so I wonder if she used that rather than her father's name for some reason.
The connection between Lucy Mary and Pauline/Marian is easier to trace. Cyril Sexton cites Jack Fishwick in his divorce proceedings against Lucy Mary. Pauline/Marian only appears when she marries Jack Fishwick for the first time, no birth or census records have been found for her.
In his army discharge papers Jack Tar gives his intended address as Brierley Hill, Shropshire and several ships passenger lists show Jack and /or Marian as living there.
Of course it is possible I am wrong but this is the only scenario that seems to fit all the facts.
Carolyn
Broadhouse, Broadist and variants - world wide - one name study
Oxfordshire - Broadist, May, Carpenter, Eden, Goold (Gould), Parker, Tanner
Gloucestershire - Broddis, Deacon, Midwinter
London - Fox, Gill, Maidlow, Easton
Norfolk - Stebbings, Gore, Gotts, Hubbard, Cropley
Berkshire- Haines, Kent, Booker, Noke, Norris
Yorkshire - Ramsbottom, Robinson, Dawson
Northamptonshire - Jones, Loak, Dent, Randall, Reynolds, Ramsbottom, Jelley, Rutland
Ireland - Withers, Cassidy, Leahy, Sweeney