*TBC Archive in 24 hrs*My elusive family on census night
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Re: My elusive family on census night
poss Axel death
Deaths Dec 1915
Moller Axel H 58 Camberwell 1d 1128
poss another kid if long is mothers maiden name long (thomas and elizabeth?)
Births Jun 1913
Moller Winifred M Long Pancras 1b 245
Births Sep 1920
Moller Frederick G Long Pancras 1b 167
Deaths Dec 1915
Moller Axel H 58 Camberwell 1d 1128
poss another kid if long is mothers maiden name long (thomas and elizabeth?)
Births Jun 1913
Moller Winifred M Long Pancras 1b 245
Births Sep 1920
Moller Frederick G Long Pancras 1b 167
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Re: My elusive family on census night
Oh wow! Many thanks for your speedy responses!
I did actually write out a long reply answering all your questions but somehow it got lost when I hit "submit" I really can't be a*sed to type it all out again!
Seems to me, even way back in 1891, they were forever mis-spelling my surname which continues even today......
Next time I'll be a plain Smith......
Cheers
David
I did actually write out a long reply answering all your questions but somehow it got lost when I hit "submit" I really can't be a*sed to type it all out again!
Seems to me, even way back in 1891, they were forever mis-spelling my surname which continues even today......
Next time I'll be a plain Smith......
Cheers
David
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Re: My elusive family on census night
wouldnt wish smith on my worst genealogical enemy



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I live in my own little world. But it's ok....they know me here!
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Re: My elusive family on census night
slightly off-topic: how do I save and print these pages? I'm excited at all the info I've gained here tonight through your generous help!
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easy way would be to highlight it all and go ctrl C to copy then paste it in to word by ctrl V
then print it off from word
then print it off from word
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or top right on the page is a printer icon (just below the 'advanced search')
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Re: My elusive family on census night
Marriages Dec 1876
Brown Helen Holborn 1b 1111
Moller Christian Holborn 1b 1111
Poss
1871
3 Winchester Road, Hampstead, London
Karl Blind 44 - Political & Scientific publisher
Fredericke Blind 48
Mathilde Blind 30
Ottilie Blind 20
Alice Forest 18 - Domestic Servant
Helen Brown 20 - Domestic Servant - b Wilborne Port, Somerset
others b Germany
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Re: My elusive family on census night
Hi Viking hunter welcome!
See the gang have been busy!!
Good aint they!
See the gang have been busy!!
Good aint they!

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Re: My elusive family on census night
Sure, you ALL are wonderful!
Now if anybody wants to "volunteer" with my Danish side.......
Cheers
David
Now if anybody wants to "volunteer" with my Danish side.......

Cheers
David
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Vikinghunter wrote:Sure, you ALL are wonderful!
Now if anybody wants to "volunteer" with my Danish side.......![]()
Cheers
David
who was the father of axel and christian might find something on igi ?
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Hey FarSide!
Thanks for that info. I Wikipeddied this Karl Blind guy and look at what I found!
Karl Blind (born 1826) was a German revolutionist and journalist, born at Mannheim.
Blind took part in the risings of 1848. He was sentenced to prison in consequence of a pamphlet he wrote entitled "German Hunger and German Princes," but he was rescued by the mob.
He found refuge in England, where he interested himself in democratic movements, and cultivated his literary as well as his political proclivities by contributing to magazines, and otherwise.
This article incorporates text from the public domain 1907 edition of The Nuttall Encyclopædia.
Peterd
I hardly have any info on Christian and Axel's father. The only info I have so far is his name on Axel's UK marriage certificate (14th April 1889) where he's listed as Hans Scarrinious Moller. The middle name is hard to read and some have suggested it could be "Scavenius" which is, apparently a noble name (Vikinghunter smirks...) Family folklore indicates he was a member of the Danish Royal Household staff and often went out riding with the Danish king at the time. Not sure how much of that is true.
Are'nt these Vikings elusive?!!
Cheers
David
Thanks for that info. I Wikipeddied this Karl Blind guy and look at what I found!
Karl Blind (born 1826) was a German revolutionist and journalist, born at Mannheim.
Blind took part in the risings of 1848. He was sentenced to prison in consequence of a pamphlet he wrote entitled "German Hunger and German Princes," but he was rescued by the mob.
He found refuge in England, where he interested himself in democratic movements, and cultivated his literary as well as his political proclivities by contributing to magazines, and otherwise.
This article incorporates text from the public domain 1907 edition of The Nuttall Encyclopædia.
Peterd
I hardly have any info on Christian and Axel's father. The only info I have so far is his name on Axel's UK marriage certificate (14th April 1889) where he's listed as Hans Scarrinious Moller. The middle name is hard to read and some have suggested it could be "Scavenius" which is, apparently a noble name (Vikinghunter smirks...) Family folklore indicates he was a member of the Danish Royal Household staff and often went out riding with the Danish king at the time. Not sure how much of that is true.
Are'nt these Vikings elusive?!!
Cheers
David
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Re: My elusive family on census night
Forgot to add. I actually have a pic of Hans Scavenius Moller with the Danish town name "Randers" on the bottom with Kobenhavn (Copenhagen) on the reverse. Also another pic of what possibly looks like his wife also with Randers at the bottom of it.
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David, if you would like your photo of Hans Scavenius Moller added to our Photo Gallery, please send me a private message
Mally

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Mally,
PM sent
Thanks
David
PM sent
Thanks
David