RootsChat.Com
Beginners => Family History Beginners Board => Topic started by: Valley on Sunday 17 August 08 10:32 BST (UK)
-
Dear All
I am hoping for a bit of help with this I have a death I cant seem to find it was between 1871 and 73 he was a seaman in Merchant or Royal navy some documents have him listed as both by 1873 his wife had remarried stating she was a widow. In 1871 he was listed as being in Plymouth. I was wondering if some kind person has the access to the overseas deaths.
Many Thanks
Val
-
Hi Val
There's nothing in the FindMyPast 'deaths at sea 1854-1890' listings :-\
Gadget
-
Hi
Thanks for looking for me I cant find anything at all on him, Sorry to have taken so long to reply I have been away all the week just got back.
Regards Val
-
Hello Gadget,
Can I be cheeky ;), I'm looking for my gg grandad William Jasper Richards, he died between 1872 and 1878 at sea. He was a merchant seaman, living in Plymouth.
Could you check the FindMyPast records for him?, or let me know where I could access them?.
Thanks
Trippy
-
Sorry, Trippy. He's not there :(
Gadget
-
Thanks Gadget
Worth a shot!
-
Just found this entry on Google. I also am looking for William Jasper Richards who died at sea between 1873 and 1878. Married to Sarah Jane Heard. Wondering if it is the same man. cassco
-
hi cassco,
He is the same man!!, my William Jasper Richards married Sarah Jane Heard, in 1856 in Plymouth. They had three children, I have further information about them, if you want to talk further please send me a personal message, it would be great to make contact ;D
-
Hi Trippy, Definitely the same man. Very exciting. I am very new to RootsChat.com ie. 2 days. I joined when I was surfing the the net for William Jasper Richards and came across your post. So don't quite know what to do next. cassco
-
Cassco
to reply to Trippy, you need to have posted a few more times. Just reply to this message a couple of times.
You will then be able to click on the green scroll under Trippy's name, and send them a personal message.
Good luck, and welcome to Rootschat!