Help Needed Looking For Marion Clifford's Sister, Anne or Annie plz

[CaroleW]

Married Doreen Elsie Burden b 1924 Oxford died 1974 Gloucestershire

A child was born 1952 but details cannot be given here as they are probably still alive

www.freebmd.org.uk

EDIT

Child married 1974 Gloucs

[rosie99]

Birmingham Daily Gazette 27 May 1943
Are there any unmarried women in England or shall we have to remain bachelors.
This is one of the two worries of Pte Bertram Bright whose home is at 16 Frenshaw Grove, Great Barr who is now in a German prison Camp for the Blind.
He was blinded 3 years ago today when a hand grenade fell at his feet near Dunkirk

[rosie99]

It may be worth you buying Bertram's death certificate to establish his cause of death.

There are several mentions of Bertram in newspapers in 1943 & 1944 including his divorce in 1948 from Ethel.

[CaroleW]

So who was the father of  the child b 1952??  Just checked & can’t find a will for either of them

Who was Ethel?  He married Doreen Elsie Burden (I hope)   

[rosie99]

Bertram did not die until 1964.

[CaroleW]

Just realised 1944 marriage was to Ethel & 1951 to Doreen😱

At least 4 children born to that first marriage

[softly softly]

Death of Annie

BRIGHT, ANNIE  ELIZABETH     aged 51 
GRO Reference: 1949  S Quarter in BIRMINGHAM  Volume 09C  Page 37

Remarriage of Archie.

Marriages Mar 1952   

BRIGHT    Archie C E    NEWMAN    Birmingham    9c   875    
Newman    Edith F            Bright    Birmingham    9c   875   

Death of Archie

BRIGHT, ARCHIE  CHARLES EDWARD    aged 60 
GRO Reference: 1955  M Quarter in BIRMINGHAM  Volume 09C  Page 419

John

[Hornchurch]

The family including Annie in 1901

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XSST-33V

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Goodness me :  Rosie , Carole & John  !!!!!!!!

Cannot thank you guys enough for your lightning-fast research  -  Truly amazing !!!!!!!

Mind truly blown that you guys were SO fast, so rapid AND also, SO accurate.

I'll add some more, one evening, when I have more time.

Suffice to say, I called my 92 y/o Dad upstairs, to tell him the good news (About your research, Y'all)

Laughably, before he reached the top of the stairs, he chirped up "I've remembered Bert's surname"

He followed on with..... "It was BRIGHT , Bertram Bright" , so then I knew you guys were 'on target'

Trust me, he's pleased about this, as with ALL the additional info' that you guys have collectively provided, it's added considerable colour to an (hitherto) unknown side, for me, of my immediate Nan's family.

The thing that really makes me laugh, is - Had a chance remark outside our kitchen just before midnight NOT have taken place, all this (for me), would've remained unknown !!

Thanks again Folks  -   Amazing !!