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Title: Liverpool;
Post by: valerie1 on Wednesday 19 January 05 17:15 GMT (UK)
I have a family name and address for 1920 or 1922.
is there any way i can find out all about the people  living at the address at that time.

Thanks
Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: celia on Sunday 23 January 05 16:46 GMT (UK)
I have a family name and address for 1920 or 1922.
is there any way i can find out all about the people living at the address at that time.

Thanks
Hello Valerie if only that were possible we wouldnt need to do any research on our family ;D  Where About's is the address maybe i can help ???

Celia
Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: valerie1 on Tuesday 25 January 05 13:45 GMT (UK)
Hi Celia
Very new to this searching (what do you mean you can tell) looking for my great uncle Robert Davies information i have on him is as follows, in 1920 he was living at 24 Picton Road Wavertree Liverpool.
He was working as a chauffeur  he was married to Anne and he originally came from wales i have not got a birth certificate for him and he is proving very hard to trace.

Any ideas or help would be very much appreciated.

Thanks
Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: goggy on Monday 14 March 05 13:24 GMT (UK)
Valerie,was he a family driver,(cant spell shuffer,)or for hire with the car?

                Cheers,Goggy.

Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: valerie1 on Monday 14 March 05 15:01 GMT (UK)
Hello Goggy

To be honest i have no idea, these details were given to me by Dr Bernardo's when i started to trace my mothers family.

I think he moved back to Holywell which is Wales in later life but i am not really sure.

On finding details about Roberts brother and sisters i don't think they had a lot of money so i am assuming Robert worked for some one unless he was hell bent on working for his self.

regards  Valerie
Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: goggy on Tuesday 15 March 05 09:47 GMT (UK)
Valerie1,
Picton Rd would have been fairly up market ,no 24 would be the townward end.Would Anne give you any leads,should think also that a car,would need some of the usual bumf(paperwork)attached to the adress,even then.
More work!Cheers,Goggy
Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: Manchester Rambler on Tuesday 15 March 05 10:57 GMT (UK)
Do you have any idea of Robert's age?  For instance, was he a young man or a grandfather in 1924?  Do you know the names/dob of any of his children?  Lancashire BMD lists several marriages between Robert Davies and Anne Something, but that's no use if he was married in Wales!

MR
Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: valerie1 on Wednesday 16 March 05 14:14 GMT (UK)
Hello groggy & Manchester Rambler

I think Robert was born in1892 0r 1893, i am waiting for a birth certificate as we speak, but Rhys registrar's office have moved and they have staff shortages so the wait is long and if my luck is anything to go by it wont be my Robert.

I know his children were called Wesley,Margaret and Bobby this info was passed to me by a cousin of my mothers who i traced to Australia unfortunately he died last year with out me gaining any more info.

Robert had one brother and five sisters i have found all there birth certificate ext one who was Gwen and of course Robert.

I have no idea where he married but know from my source in Australia that Anne who i think buy now must have died moved  to Hollower.

If there is paperwork for the car etc i have no idea how to obtain it, I contacted Liverpool Council a few months ago but they could not help at all.

I need to say something else as well as you can see, i posted this message in January and i poster a similar message on the Welsh site looking for Roberts family, and another person, contacted me to cut a long story short he said he had found Wesley (Robert's) son. through the electoral records, and unknown to me he went round there, I could not believe it its the last thing i would have wanted if i had an address for them i would have written introduced myself and seen what came of it.
The contact said he would only give me there address by phone as Wesley wife was not happy with her address being put over the web (understandably).

As i would never ring anybody i did not know so it looks as though i have lost the chance to correspone with my Mothers family.

Aha well such is life.Sorry for the novel
Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: goggy on Thursday 17 March 05 01:30 GMT (UK)
Valerie,be polite,dont be shy,dont give up!To the stubborn go the spoils R kid.
               Go where Devils fear to tread!!Goggy 8)
Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: valerie1 on Thursday 17 March 05 08:18 GMT (UK)
Hi Goggy,

You have appealed to my literary side that sounded very poetic.

OK back on the trail have written to two local news papers to try and find Wesley,may be try and find a way of looking at the electoral rolls myself.

Did try looking for telephones Numbers this morning on line , came up with one, W Davies in Hollwell, suppose i could try writting to the address with a short note as you don't give up Have printed off your reply got it stuck by my screen.

Thanks Valerie

Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: valerie1 on Saturday 26 March 05 09:36 GMT (UK)
Hello Goggy,

I have found them its all thanks to you and your pep talk,

The newspaper letters worked and one of the younger family contacted me by e.mail, and they asked me to ring them there were all excited and i have spoken to my mothers cousin and my second cousin.

And one of my mothers direct family, their son lives not 10 mins from me, and another is in to family history and wants all my infoand they wii share what they have.

I want to thank you , I would say from the bottom of my heart but sounds a bit dramatic, but i am ecstatic and i would have given up unless you had'nt given me a kick up the backside.

Happy Easter

Valerie
Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: goggy on Saturday 26 March 05 12:39 GMT (UK)
Valerie,thats the best Easter Egg that could be wished for,for both of us.I have had so much to learn from this site that I think we should make it a group award!
                 Chuffed to B#gg##Y,
                              Goggy.
Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: Abhanliath on Thursday 24 August 23 06:35 BST (UK)
I'm looking for a couple of sisters, Frances Downie and Margaret Viant, née Downie from Liverpool. I think they were probably born mid-1890s. The addresses I have for them: for Frances, Liverpool in childhood, later on 72 Constable Gardens, Edgeware, Middlesex, England, and The Camp, Eleanor Crescent, Mill Hill, London NW7; for Margaret I have Lorraine, Eleanor Crescent, Mill Hill, London NW7, and 21 Beaulieu Close, Twickenham, Middx, England.
Any help gratefully accepted.
Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: wivenhoe on Thursday 24 August 23 06:52 BST (UK)

"1920 he was living at 24 Picton Road Wavertree Liverpool."

How are you able to locate Robert DAVIES at an address in 1920?
Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: CaroleW on Thursday 24 August 23 15:55 BST (UK)
Hi Abhanliath

You have "hi jacked" a 23yr old post that has no relevance to your own FH. 

What exactly are you looking for?  If you are looking for their FH - then you need to start a new post on the Lancashire board detailing exactly what you want help with & what you already have so we don't waste time duplicating info,

If you want info relating to their lives in Middlesex then you need to post on the Middlesex board




Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: Abhanliath on Thursday 24 August 23 21:00 BST (UK)
I don't know what an FH is. I don't know where the "Lancashire board" is. I haven't hijacked a thread, I've answered it with a Liverpool-related enquiry.
Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: CaroleW on Thursday 24 August 23 21:29 BST (UK)
FH = Family History

This post was originated by Valerie1 in 2005 & relates to her Ancestor Robert Davies - please read page 1 of this post

Your post has no connection to Robert Davies hence my reply

Here is the link you need to the Lancashire board - click on New Topic to post your request

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/lancashire-lookup-requests/

And to the Middlesex board

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/london-middlesex-lookup-requests/

Please do not post the same request on both boards.  See my reply above & decide which board best suits your enquiry

Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: Abhanliath on Thursday 24 August 23 21:31 BST (UK)
If I knew how to go to the different boards, and how to originate a new post, i'd do so. Unfortunately I don't.
Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: CaroleW on Thursday 24 August 23 21:33 BST (UK)
No problem - just see my previous reply - it has the links you need
Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: valerie1 on Thursday 24 August 23 21:38 BST (UK)
All my Davies are now accounted for
Sorry I did not realise the question wasn’t related to
My post from years ago
Good luck with your search.   everyone’s is so helpful here I have been helped so much
I’m for ever thankful
Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: Abhanliath on Thursday 24 August 23 21:49 BST (UK)
Thanks very much, Valerie. I'm glad you've found your people.
Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: Abhanliath on Thursday 24 August 23 21:50 BST (UK)
No problem - just see my previous reply - it has the links you need

Thanks, very helpful. Can you tell me, in case I ever need to use this again, how I find a list of the areas covered by RootsChat?
Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: CaroleW on Thursday 24 August 23 21:52 BST (UK)
Here is the link - scroll to England Counties 1851-1901

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php

Please feel free to ask for help - we were all “newbies” at one time  ;D
Title: Re: Liverpool;
Post by: Abhanliath on Friday 25 August 23 10:44 BST (UK)
Thanks very much. I'm going to open a topic in Liverpool called Liverpool Lambs now.
Edit: I've put it in the Lancashire forum.