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- 10 May 2024, 21:45
- Forum: General research queries
- Topic: Edward Lawrence
- Replies: 7
- Views: 168
Re: Edward Lawrence
I've looked at your suggestions jonwarrn and they seem very plausible. 2 of the baptisms you mention I have, but not the one for John (possibly because of the 'mistake' in the mother's name. I certainly think it more likely than Elizabeth Gardiner, so I've deleted her from my tree. The only issue ab...
- 10 May 2024, 08:53
- Forum: General research queries
- Topic: Edward Lawrence
- Replies: 7
- Views: 168
Re: Edward Lawrence
Thank you both for your input. I will look through them properly later today. I had a horrible feeling that there might be bits of census records missing.
- 09 May 2024, 11:17
- Forum: General research queries
- Topic: Edward Lawrence
- Replies: 7
- Views: 168
Re: Edward Lawrence
Hi Mo, thanks for your interest. In the 1851 census he is a journeyman plumber in St Mary Abbots, Kensington (4 Adam & Eve cottages) age 43 with (2nd) wife Ellen (40*) laundress amd children (all from 2nd marriage). I too have not been able to find him in 1841 so far. I would suspoect him to be ...
- 08 May 2024, 18:35
- Forum: General research queries
- Topic: Edward Lawrence
- Replies: 7
- Views: 168
Edward Lawrence
My 3 x great grandfather Edward Lawrence (b 6/9/1807 Hampton, Middlesex, d 20/6/1865 Kensington) married Ellen (Eleanor) Cole (b 1805 Birmingham, d 18/2/1865 Kensington Workhouse) on 28/10/1838 in Fulham. They were both previously married, and I have been unable to find an earlier marriage for Edwar...
- 30 Mar 2024, 17:04
- Forum: Genealogy chat
- Topic: What started you in family history?
- Replies: 0
- Views: 139
What started you in family history?
Soon after my father died, I was going through some paperwork and found my great-aunt's will. Great aunt Flo Lamin was my birth grandmother's sister and remained a spinster - my mother's birth mother died when my mother was 2½ and my grandfather remarried 2 years later. Said great aunt, I believe, e...
- 13 Mar 2024, 16:23
- Forum: DNA
- Topic: John Way b 1780 Isle of Wight
- Replies: 6
- Views: 586
Re: John Way b 1780 Isle of Wight
Found the following which may help you to unravel the Family. Baptisms 31 March 1822 at Portsmouth St Thomas Richard Henry Way, parents John and Elizabeth, John a Butcher, abode High st 20 Jan 1823 at Portsmouth St Thomas Jane Way, parents John and Ann, John a Butcher, abode High St No Baptisms for...
- 13 Mar 2024, 16:17
- Forum: DNA
- Topic: John Way b 1780 Isle of Wight
- Replies: 6
- Views: 586
Re: John Way b 1780 Isle of Wight
Perhaps you or some are all looking at the wrong WAY familes. Without seeing how each researcher traced back to the same WAY family it is hard to say, but it isn't unlikely that much tree copying has occurred. The fact that sister Jane can't be traced suggests it may be that baptisms didn't take pl...
- 13 Mar 2024, 16:14
- Forum: DNA
- Topic: John Way b 1780 Isle of Wight
- Replies: 6
- Views: 586
Re: John Way b 1780 Isle of Wight
Is this related? Probate England and Wales, National Index of Wills and Administrations, 1858-1957 Name Ann Way Death Date 30 January 1860 Beneficiary's Name James Way Event Type Probate Event Date 25 October 1864 Event Place Southampton It appears that Richard Henry Way settled in Australia. Yes, ...
- 11 Mar 2024, 18:30
- Forum: DNA
- Topic: John Way b 1780 Isle of Wight
- Replies: 6
- Views: 586
John Way b 1780 Isle of Wight
Apologies for the fairly long preamble! I have a DNA match through Ancestry who is descended from this person and am trying to prove it to my own satisfaction rather than just relying on thrulines. John Way (b 1780) was a butcher, the son of John Way (b 1753 Atherfield, d 1820 Shorwell) and Frances ...
- 18 Feb 2024, 11:51
- Forum: Genealogy chat
- Topic: 1921 census transcription issues
- Replies: 2
- Views: 186
Re: 1921 census transcription issues
Perhaps I should have added that I’m well aware of the fact that the transcribers were limited to one column of data