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Well, I'm not really a Northerner. I'm really one of the cracked Pots from the Potteries, currently making Manchester look untidy. In between there and here I have been thrown out of Loughborough, Durham, Leicester, Blackburn, Plymouth, Manchester, Market Bosworth and Manchester again. Absolute duff...

1836 Halesowen Dec 25th James son of Joseph and Mary Rose, Borough, nailer, said to be born 13 April 1829 Joseph son of Joseph and Mary Rose, Borough, nailer 1834 Aug 10th George son of Joseph and Mary Rose,Borough,nailer The baptism 25th December 1836 born 13th April 1829 is the James that I have ...

Hello Folks, Many thanks for your welcome to the forum. I have my tree on Genes,,,,,,,, about 9,000 bodies,(One could say quantity rather than quality I suppose). I have one or two "Lovely" names for research purposes, the principle one being my maternal grandmother, Alice GWILT (Absolutel...

A very forlorn hope but I wonder if this was James Rose c1830 on the 1851 census. HO107/1695 at "District Infantry Barracks " New Windsor Berkshire. Jame Rose age 21- Private soldier Labourer Born Northfield Agree with the family on the 1841 census but still no sign of a possible James on ...

I assume that this was part of the force assembled by the Western Powers to fight for the White Russians against the Bolsheviks. I recall reading of part of this force, perhaps a Polish contingent who, when their line of retreat was cut off by the Bolsheviks, marched all the way across Russia to the...

Many thanks to all the kind folk for their suggestions. I THINK that Elizabeth was still alive at the 1891 census located in Woking Prison, which of course by then had become Brookwood Asylum. It is possible that she was released after this, but I would think it highly unlikely. I think that perhaps...

Hi i have wife for James Rose being Annie Egerton Gifford from S O T with one daughter May Rose b 31 July 1901 sorry thats all i have James Rose b 13 april 1829 funny though can't find him in 1841 census I think that you are quite correct. James's wife was Annie Egerton Gifford, but she was actuall...

Well, to be honest, I have looked for possible death registrations, but Elizabeth Taylor seemed to be the favourite name in that period, and I suspect that I might have to buy perhaps a dozen certs before finding the right one

Hi Folks, Apologies for not introducing myself before I posted. Very rude of me. I have paternal roots in the Halesowen and Clent area's. My maternal roots are from South Shropshire, who spent a few years in Kingswinford, and the other maternal branch originated from Derbyshire. So Shropshire, Worce...

In 1891 David and wife Annie wre living with her parents at 11, Sideway Road, Boothen Stoke on Trent. Frisby has been interpreted as FOUSBY ! In 1901 James Rose and Annie were living at 29, Bagnalls Cottages, St. Peters Stoke on Trent. At RG13/2609 page 42 Schedule 241. Annie is shown as Anna in the...

I always thought that Hugh Walliss's batch numbers were a full reflection of the records on the IGI. I always wondered why there was no batch number shown for marriages in Clent, only baptisms. This week I stumbled across M035173 which lists marriages over about a 100 year period in Clent. A great f...

Included in my tree is an Elizabeth Taylor, wife of Josiah Pearson Taylor. Elizabeth was nee DAVIES born in Rhuddlan Flint c1831. She married Josiah Taylor at St Thomas Dudley on 11th Feb.1856. In 1861 the couple were living in Hasbury. By 1871 Elizabeth was incarcerated in Broadmoor, and by 1881 sh...

Hi DR welcome to the forum .... I don't really have any evidence one way or the other but wanted to show you this tree that we are adding to and it has your Roses on (might be my Roses too going back if I can find the connection...) m My Cousin (Gardener on here) and I started this tree to house al...