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Re: Greek ancestors
« Reply #18 on: Sunday 25 August 13 00:25 BST (UK) »
The LEWIS / HAYES Marriage is indexed on Lancashire BMD -  it  was in Kirkdale  ;D
http://www.lancashirebmd.org.uk/cgi/marrind.cgi

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« Reply #19 on: Sunday 25 August 13 00:56 BST (UK) »
Oh Gosh..... there is another researcher out there, who has a tree on A****  - it looks to me as if she is descended from of of Anthony's sisters (I'm picking Florence, but could be Helena).   She has all this same info re the census etc. Including that:

Patrick HAYES age 44 widower, mariner fireman (father Jeremiah, Labourer Deceased)
married:
Jane LEWIS 39 widow, (father Patrick McAuley (deceased, soldier) both of Rockingham St

The researcher has no information on (or online, at least) for  Anthony (Antonio), except for the Census 1891, 1901, 1911 .   Similarly nothing else for George LEWIS - thought she does say George LEWIS and Jane McAULEY married 1879 St Aidens Liverpool ( but I can't find that on indexes? and I'm doubting it because of the older children's birthplaces and age gaps from Florence to Helena etc) . There are a couple of tree errors (A** 'hints' added in by mistake,  which are not right - Florence's supposed baptism being one of them...

But guess who Florence LEWIS definitely married in 1900, Liverpool....  Arthur INESON !

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Re: Greek ancestors
« Reply #20 on: Sunday 25 August 13 01:19 BST (UK) »
1901:  2 Mason Street, Edge Hill, West Derby, Liverpool
RG13 - Piece 3496 /  Folio: 92 / Pg31
Head: Arthur INESON 24, Labourer, Railway, b
Wife: Florence INESON 21,
Dau: Martha INESON 2
Son: Arthur INESON 3mths
All born Liverpool

And of course, your  Anthony LEWIS married Martha A INESON - who is age 1 in 1891 in the household of her parents John & Martha with other children also, including son Arthur, age 13  ;D

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Re: Greek ancestors
« Reply #21 on: Sunday 25 August 13 01:35 BST (UK) »
Liking this 1881? But if that's them, where's Eugene...

1881: 12 Richmond Row, Liverpool,
RG11 / Piece 3631 / Folio 107/ Page 24
Head: Pat'k HIGGINS 47, Labourer, b Ireland
Wife: Emma HIGGINS 37, Laundress, b Somersetshire
Dau: Elizabeth HIGGINS 13, b Seacombe, Cheshire
Dau: Charlotte HIGGINS 10,
Son: Thomas HIGGINS 4,
Son: James h HIGGINS 7 mos,
Nephew: James PRING 17,unm   Labourer b Bath Somerset
Nephew: Thomas PRING 11, Office Boy b Bath Somerset
Boarder: George LEES 40, married, Publican, b Greece
Boarder: Jane LEES 24, married, Dressmaker, b Ireland
Dau: Florence M LEES 11mths, b Liverpool

Sister: Ellen BUTLER 18, unm, Barmaid, b Ireland
Lodger: Mary Ann MOOR 22, unm, Mattress Maker, b  Liverpool
Lodger: Michael GARANHAL married,  30, Labourer, b  Liverpool
Wife: Jane GARAHAM 27, married, b  Liverpool

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Re: Greek ancestors
« Reply #22 on: Sunday 25 August 13 01:56 BST (UK) »
Check this out - all about Florence:

http://www.GenesReunited.co.uk/boards/board/ancestors/thread/957850
It appears that initially her descendants thought she was born in Greece too… and they thought her father might be really named: Antonio Georgius Luciarnous

(it also point out Florence was 10 in 1891, not 14 as transcribed on the index - and just checked the image, she is 10 :-)

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Re: Greek ancestors
« Reply #23 on: Sunday 25 August 13 02:17 BST (UK) »
More trees on A. One of them has:
Anthony LEWIS born 21 Apr 1889 (but nothing more and no source for this date)
Father: George LOUIS b 1839 Greece, d 25 Nov 1932,Liverpool age 53.
Mother: Jane McAULEY, b abt 1858 Ireland, d 1917 Liverpool age 59
Other facts incorrect (incl that Helena died 1901)

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Re: Greek ancestors
« Reply #24 on: Sunday 25 August 13 09:33 BST (UK) »
So was Eugene (probably Ευγενιος) George's first child? If so this could pinpoint that George's father's name was Ευγενιος as the Greek naming pattern has the first 2 children born named after the father's parents.

Sharon

Can not find a birth gor Eugene in UK.

Fagan/England/Ireland
Aldridge/London
Sills/London/Kent
Hartwell/London
Salkeld/Cumberland/Northumberland
Robinson/London
Stewart/Ireland/Scotland/England

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Re: Greek ancestors
« Reply #25 on: Sunday 25 August 13 21:46 BST (UK) »
Wow!

I can only say thank you immensely to everyone who's pitched in thus far. I'm very humbled by your efforts for a complete stranger. What an amazing site this is.

I met up with my wife's dad this afternoon/evening and showed him all the evidence thus far. He's now vowed to get involved (hurrah!) and collect more info from rellies.

I'm still sifting through what's been posted thus far, so I apologise if I can't give individual thanks to everyone, but rest assured I will contact everyone in due course to record my gratitude.

The hunt's still on for George Lewis' original name and location, but I'm hoping that I now have a fighting chance.

Thank you all, and I'll let you know as and when any new developments occur.

Yours, most gratefully and sincerely,
Si

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Re: Greek ancestors
« Reply #26 on: Monday 26 August 13 01:07 BST (UK) »
One quick question - this is for AMBLY - what is the A**** reference? Ancestry.com?

I've followed the GenesReunited link, and I'll be in touch with that (re)searcher tomorrow.

Thanks again all. I'm just wondering now how to follow George Lewis back to his native Greece. Any ideas?

Cheers,
Si

PS - you chaps really are the best.