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Offline Erik Bloodaxe

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Re: BEAVER families of Roadwater/Old Cleeve
« Reply #9 on: Sunday 28 November 21 10:05 GMT (UK) »
Quote from: Heatha on Saturday 27 November 21 19:36 GMT (UK)
Thank you both very much. I am almost there now - I have 27 out of 28 children sorted and am waiting on two death certificated for unnamed male children to find out who the missing child is.

Erik Bloodaxe - I'm fascinated to hear that you went to school with Frederick's great grandson. he would be my third 'half' cousin.

Glancare - thanks for the heads up regarding searching through the PRs for Somerset. I had found them but assumed that they were indexed! I should know better by now.

Yes played rugby with him and two of his brothers as well.

Looked through Leighland and Old Cleeve and cant find what I presume are twins.

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Re: BEAVER families of Roadwater/Old Cleeve
« Reply #10 on: Sunday 28 November 21 16:52 GMT (UK) »
I have just worked my way through all of George Thomas' descendants and I am about to start on Frederick's children, etc. I will look out for (at least) three brothers.
LAY - HAM, BKM
SARGENT - SFK
THAIN - NFK, SFK, YKS
DEAN - YKS
WAGER- YKS
HARRIS - BKM
SIMMS - BKM
and lots more besides

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Re: BEAVER families of Roadwater/Old Cleeve
« Reply #11 on: Sunday 28 November 21 18:30 GMT (UK) »
Quote from: Heatha on Sunday 28 November 21 16:52 GMT (UK)
I have just worked my way through all of George Thomas' descendants and I am about to start on Frederick's children, etc. I will look out for (at least) three brothers.

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