Baptismal records - Traynor - Hull

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What puzzles me is that 1911 Rebecca says she was married 45 years 12 children, 5 living 7 deceased.


By the way William Burnett Trayner 1871 was how he was registered

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Hull daily Mail 23 January 1922

Hull V.C 's mother dead

The death took place Sunday from bronchitis at her home, 4 Lily's, Terrace Spencer Street of Mrs. Rebecca Traynor widow of Mr. Francis Traynor, Hemp dresser for Messers Jameson, and the mother of the first Hull born V. C. Mr. W B Traynor at the present time Barrack Warden at Dover and of P.C. Traynor The Coroner's Officer. 
The death was hastened by Friday's fog.

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Hi Amondg
Have revisited the 1911 census & I guess if Francis had been living, she would have been married for 45 years.  Had not paid attention to the ‘children’ figures.  I have eight, two of which died around 2 years of age & the remainder well into adulthood.  Which record have you seen with William Burnett?  He was definitely Bernard but I’d like to see it.
I had never seen the obituary for Rebecca - thank you so much! Is there a link to it please?
Do you know if baptismal records would be available somewhere for the children?
Thanks again for your input.

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There is picture of William B Traynor in the Hull Daily Mail 20 September 1915

Wearing his Victoria Cross.

Hull daily Mail 24 August 1951 mentions W B Traynor being awarded the Victoria Cross in the edition dated 24 August 1901 - 2brothers 3 sisters.

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Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer 8 July 1933
 death of Robert Longfield Traynor from the heat  (paraphrased)

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Regarding William as William Burnett Trayner (sp) see FreeBMD 1871 March quarter registered Hull

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Newspaper articles can be found on FindMyPast or British Newspaper Archives

The first 3 are free on British Newspaper Archives

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Poll Books and Directories - on ancestry

1868 James Traynor   Spencer Street

1868 Francis Trainer   Moxon Street.


Since Rebecca later lived on Spencer Street, who is James Traynor?

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Family Search

Hull General Cemetery

Francis Traynor aged 57 of 8 Spencer Square, Spencer Street. Died Bronchitis 15 November buried 18th (son John Traynor was the informant) section 29 grave 88

Alice Longfield Traynor died aged 2 of Scarletina on 19 January 1875 buried 22nd. section 11 Grave 1330. Francis Traynor was the informant

Joseph Robert Trainor (sp) died aged 2years 4 months  of whooping cough and bronchitis on 15 May 1877 buried 20 May 1877 of 29 Moxon Street informant was Emma Hickwood of 24 Moxon Street.  section 29 Grave 4698

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Re James Traynor mentioned by amondg

1871 Census
44 Spencer St***
Kingston upon Hull
James Traynor, 52, Head, Mar, Broker (furniture) born Near Longford, Ireland
Mary Traynor, 51, Wife, born Scotland
Peter Traynor, 15, Son
Theresa Traynor, 20, Daughter
Bridget Traynor, 12, Daughter

1881 James still at same address but now a Clothes Dealer (Second Hand)

TRAINER, ROSA mmn DONALLY 
GRO Reference: 1841  M Quarter in KINGSTON UPON HULL  Volume 22  Page 411

A Tree has his Parents as Thomas Traynor/Mary A Devine