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Born in Doncaster in 1804 I can find no record of her until her marriage to William Read in 1825 in Manchester nor her illegimate son Terence Edward Shannon born in1830 in Salford Anyone ever heard of either of them please?By 1881 census they were back together in Manchester Hi They could have emig...

Can anyone please help me to trace the above person, I can do it back to 1871. Prior to that he disappears from the radar. His daughter Alice was my maternal grandma. So far: 1911 census Richard 59 & wife Emma 57 in Swanley Kent with 1 kid 1901 census Richard 49 & Emma 48 at Wilmington Kent...

Hi Marg I've tried to pm you, but am having trouble, it keeps telling me that the user doesn't exist. Not sure if I'm doing something wrong, got my husband to check it, and I appeared to be doing everything OK, so don't know what the problem is. I have a Gmail account, which is ***** if you send me...

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TT

Hi Pete & Northern Lass, Many thanks for your replies. I can give you the details that I am sure off, plus what I surmise, unfortunately, I only have one close living relative to ask any info of, that is one Aunt in her 80's, and neither my mum nor she saw much of their father (my grandfather) ...

Hi, I have been researching my family history for the last couple of years, I live in Australia, so have been doing it remotely sending away for certificates and using all the available sites, free and paid for, but I have been stumped by my grandfather. I never knew him as he died in 1940. I have ...

Hi, I have been researching my family history for the last couple of years, I live in Australia, so have been doing it remotely sending away for certificates and using all the available sites, free and paid for, but I have been stumped by my grandfather. I never knew him as he died in 1940. I have ...

mallosa wrote:Wonder if this is of any use to you TT?

http://www.familyhistory.uk.com/content/view/548/29/

Thanks Mallosa

TT

Hi TT Ancestry seem to have divorce records. You could try posting a look up, or if you don't want all and sundry to see the names you could ask if someone will do a look up for you via pm's. I would , but not subscribed. You can use ancestry in library for free, if you can get on pc as kids are on...

The minimum search they will do is 10 years so I will ask them to search from 1923 to 1933 if its not there he's a bigamist and i am b TT Sorry to be full of questions but if he remarried in 1929 why are you going from 1923 to 1933 and not 1919 to 1929 - or do they only start on years that end in 3...

I think I will have to do the 10 year look up but a lot of dosh £40 for a bit of paper. TT It does sound like a lot of money for a piece of paper - can you tell me what the 10 year look up is as I have never heard of it before Maths girl The minimum search they will do is 10 years so I will ask ...

To my understanding nowadays that would count as his "marital status" - whether there has been a change in law since 1929 I don't know There is always the point that the registrar can only trust and record what they are told - if they are told single/widowed then...- Thanks Maths girl I h...

Can anyone tell me if when a man remarries in 1929 after divorce should this show on the marriage certificate.

Many Thanks

TT

Jimmy wrote:Hi TT,
From the IGI.
Extracted means it was taken from parish records.

Thanks Jimmy I have found it on the IGI

TT

This is a good possibility. Cleobury Mortimer is only about 3 miles from Hopton Wafers.. Extracted. JOHN HAMMONDS. MARY RICHARDS. Marriage: About 05 OCT 1828, Hopton Wafers, Shropshire. Thanks Jimmy I will check that out when I visit Shrewsbury Archives later in the year can you tell me where this ...