mary hope

[CaroleW]

In your other post you refer to the surname being Davis.  What is your connection to these people as you say Philip was born in Wales.

The daughter mentioned in your other post was born 1951 so is probably still alive. 

[mrs bongo]

hi all
the daughter was married to my cousin both her parents are dead
kind regards

[CaroleW]

If the daughter married your cousin and either are still alive they should be able to clarify the daughters maiden name - David/Davis/Davies?   

Also - if the parents married in 1939 and the daughter was born 1951 there are presumably other children born before that date

 

[mrs bongo]

im sorry she divorce my cousin i was young at the time  family dosnt talk now and yes she alive

[CaroleW]

Her name will need to be removed from your other post as Rootschat has a no living persons policy. Given the uncertainty about her maiden name and the replies re: availability of records I think you may need to clarify those issues first

 

[gaffy]

mrs bongo, you didn't address my query at reply #6, is the surname 'Green' instead of 'Hope' a sticking point?

I ask, because there are several aspects to the GRONI marriage I identified that otherwise 'resonate', including the fact that it took place in Newry Cathedral, that the 'Green' bride was born in Northern Ireland in 1920 and that there is an apparent and very probable Welsh linkage on the groom's side.   

[mrs bongo]

hi
im trying to get in  touch with daughter to check it out
thank you gaffy

[mrs bongo]

hi carol w
thank you for reply regarding mary  and her husband both have passed away the only one alive is the daughter of whom is trying to find out more about her parents family kind regards

[CaroleW]

So if the daughter is in touch with you she can confirm her mother’s maiden name and also the spelling of her own maiden name

She should also be able to tell you when her oldest sibling was born as there is a big gap between 1939 and 1951