Can anyone find a marriage?

[aidansrest]

Almost positive it's nee Poland

Will double  heck though

Sue

[CaroleW]

Also - what address is given on the birth cert?  Have you checked it out?

[aidansrest]

No...Will try and get further details

Sue

[heywood]

Yeah!
Followed Agnes Jean untol 1911, but no marriage to George 
Awaiting further information from birth certificate....

I thought she would be easy but proving otherwise

Sue

Where do you have Agnes Jean in 1911?
Published trees have her emigrating to Canada and marrying there.
It is confusing.
This migration document on FS looks like ‘Agnes T’.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2QS7-V4S

Marriage document has a different maiden name for mother but a witness is Bella Poland which fits with census - Isabella, sister.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KSZN-CN2

However, here is the burial record.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVV5-7H68

You would need to verify this perhaps.

[DCB]

There was a George Lewis working at Tate and Lyle in 1921, but a different wife.

David

[aidansrest]

I think I may have seen that. Cannot access the entire info but searched via area (West Derby), his name, and key word 'sugar'
Was he born 1890? With several other women in household?

Sue

[DCB]

That's how I found him also. I can't give the details, but he had a wife, daughter and step-daughter.No sign of the family in 1939.

There was an Agnes, and Mary Agnes, in Albion Terrace, but she married George Wareing in 1933 and may have been too young to have been the mother. Her baptism in 1910 gives her parents as Henry and Agnes, nee Lawless, and she is on the school registers in 1922, of Albion Terrace.

There was an Agnes Polland, born 1899-1900, on the workhouse registers in Liverpool, but I can't find her after 1906. Her mother was Alice, born c1868 and brother, James, born c 1893. James was still in the workhouse until 1911.

David

[aidansrest]

Thanks so much !

[DCB]

I don't know if it is the right George, but the one from Tate & Lyle married Margaret Eastham in 1919 at Whalley, St Mary.

Margaret, nee Hall, had previously been married to Jonathan Eastham, on 10th October 1912, in Langho, near Whalley.

Jonathan died on 12 July 1916 in France. Memorial: WW1.St Mary And All Saints Church Tablet WW1 (WMR 18689) Whalley Lancashire.

Trees have Margaret's death in 1966, Darwen, Lancashire, but not George's. In 1939, they were in Aintree, with two daughters born in 1920 and 22.

David