Genealogy Forum UK

Nl,
Have put marriage look up for Charles Hackett and Alice Field
To set your mind at rest about Edith Clift
We know she was born June 3rd 1910 and Census in 1911 was April
Therefore only Edith Clift that fits bill for 8 to 9 months before was this one as the one in December 1911 is too late.

Okedoke

have added that look up
so can you connect up
and do you fancy adding that Horace info?

Can Do Nl,
But after World Cup,
I am trying to get a lot of things sorted before a few weeks time when I am on Jury Duty for 4th time in 10 years so do not commit any major crimes in next few weeks

mumbles wrote:Can Do Nl,
But after World Cup,
I am trying to get a lot of things sorted before a few weeks time when I am on Jury Duty for 4th time in 10 years so do not commit any major crimes in next few weeks

Oh heck Mumbles
will be on me best behaviour



are we done with this then?
or do you need more

Northern Lass wrote:Thanks Beardie

We could do with adding that for Horace Clift

where is that from Beardie so we can acknowledge it in the notes
we can add the giste of it then

im not 100% sure where the article was from i think its from the birmingham gazette

i have another one not as good from the county express (stourbridge) if anyone wants a copy let me know!

the passenger ship lusitania was sunk by german u boats 7th may 1915, it was a few miles off the coast of ireland. a large amount bodies washed ashore in ireland. on ancestry there is a horace clift on 'irish gravestone inscriptions'. can someone check this? i cant! im a cheapskate

Hi Beardie,
Can you put Horace Clift Info on Bcc as I cannot work out how to do it save from Photo
Horace Clift is connected to Spikemaker who is exchanging a lot of info on Williams and Dingley and Hackett families who mostly lived in Birmingham Street area of Halesowen and a lot of them worked At Grove Button Factory

Regards

mumbles wrote:Hi Beardie,
Can you put Horace Clift Info on Bcc as I cannot work out how to do it save from Photo
Horace Clift is connected to Spikemaker who is exchanging a lot of info on Williams and Dingley and Hackett families who mostly lived in Birmingham Street area of Halesowen and a lot of them worked At Grove Button Factory

Regards

Hi Mumbles
Beardie aint a member...asked and asked him

but look we cant just load that bit of paper onto BCC anyway cos of copyright etc

but....we can copy the giste of what it says ...just the imp bits and then credit the source in the notes

we can say that in such and such paper there is an article which has info on etc etc

OK Nl , I will transcript

Ok thanks Mumbles

is this now ok to move to archives?