Edwards

[edwardsfamily50]

Looking for Edwards family. Grandfather George married Florence Brame, whose roots were both in Tonypandy, Wales, I think.  They moved to Stratford East London.  Their children were Albert Victor, Frederick, Alfred James, Nora.  Albert Victor had 5 children Removed He then went on to have children with Removed.  There is also another daughter who left a message on his grave but the rain washed her contact details away.  He was murdered on 25 December 1965 by Removed his common law wife.


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[dawnsh]

Hi and welcome to Rootschat 

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Good luck!

Dawn

[dawnsh]

Are you trying to reconnect with the children?

The woman accused of his murder pleaded not guilty, but was found guilty of manslaughter and put on probation for 3 years.

I have removed her name as she may still be alive, although a google search of his name will find details of the event.

I looked at www.freebmd.org.uk as the woman you mention was previously married so the children are found with a different mothers maiden name on the birth index.

One daughter with an unusual combination of names and intitals married in 1994.

[whiteout7]

I would suggest putting some contact details (like an email address) and leaving them in a plastic bag under a weight at the grave. Perhaps some family will come back and check?