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Title: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Tuesday 14 October 08 11:40 BST (UK)
Would it be possible for me to find the marriage cert for a MESHACH MOSS even though i don't know his wifes name?
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Verna Mac on Tuesday 14 October 08 11:46 BST (UK)
Any further information like where and when?

It IS possible to get the index number on FreeBMD and find her name from that................. IF we are talking about the UK during the times that have been transcribed................

V
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Necromancer on Tuesday 14 October 08 11:47 BST (UK)
Welcome Shirls - give us more details and should be able to help.

In the Marriage Indexes, each spouse gets an entry - sadly not till after 1911 do they x-ref the entries, so before that you either need the cert to see who married who, or search on a subsequent census and see his wife's christian name - if you're lucky ...

 :)
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Necromancer on Tuesday 14 October 08 11:50 BST (UK)
Looks like you're in luck if this 1912 marriage is the right one - he married:-

Marriages Sep 1912 
 
Moss  Meschak H  Spouse = Wardle  District - Basford  vol 7b page 469    married    Wardle  Mary E  Spouse = Moss 
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Tuesday 14 October 08 11:55 BST (UK)
okie dokie... i think he was born in 1883 as MESHACH H MOSS don't know his full middle name. He (i think, that i know of) had three children by the names of DORIS, ALAN and CLARENCE - i know for certain that CLARENCE was born on 28/10/1918 in GREASLEY, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.

Theres not really alot more i know about him as i never even thought about asking my grandad before he died.

Hope this helps.
Shirls.
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Necromancer on Tuesday 14 October 08 11:57 BST (UK)
the above marriage certainly seems correct then ?
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Tuesday 14 October 08 11:59 BST (UK)
Oh great! it certainly does as there were births in the family registered at BASFORD too thanks... would it also be possible to find out when the other children were born aswell as MARY E WARDLE? (if that not too much to ask).

Thanks again Shirls.
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Necromancer on Tuesday 14 October 08 12:02 BST (UK)
Greasly is in the BASFORD Regn District - but I cant see Clarence at the moment with a Birth Index entry

will search from 1912 with MMN = Wardle.


Do you want Meschak researched in the earlier Census years to establish his parents names etc ?
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Necromancer on Tuesday 14 October 08 12:05 BST (UK)
My goodness !

Births Sep 1912   
 
Moss  John J  MMN = Wardle  Basford  v7b p381     Twins ?
Moss  May H  Wardle  Basford  v7b p381   

Births Dec 1913   
 
Moss  Doris H  Wardle  Basford  v7b p360   

Births Dec 1914    
 
Moss  Ruth H  Wardle  Basford  7b 394   

Births Mar 1916   
 
Moss  Mary E  Wardle  Basford  v7b p352   

Births Sep 1917   
 
Moss  Mabel H  Wardle  Basford  v7b p326   

Births Sep 1922   
 
Moss  Kenneth  Wardle  Basford  v7b p339   

Births Dec 1924   
 
Moss  John J  Wardle  Basford  v7b p322   



It may well be that FreeBMD isnt complete for that District in 1918 ....
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Tuesday 14 October 08 12:08 BST (UK)
thank you... thats confused me  ???
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Tuesday 14 October 08 12:12 BST (UK)
Yes please Newf - more details on MESHAK would be great!
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Necromancer on Tuesday 14 October 08 12:14 BST (UK)
does seem a lot of kids !

and the first 2 born in the same Quarter of the yaer as the marriage ....

maybe its a coincidence and another Moss married another Wardle in the area ?

Hmmmmmmmm ....
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Tuesday 14 October 08 12:18 BST (UK)
Also on your previous post Newf are all the births MESHAK's and MARY's children? or anyone's with the surname WARDLE?

EDIT it does seem like a lot of children... would it be possible to have adopted clarence? (i don't know if they did do adoptions then  ???
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Necromancer on Tuesday 14 October 08 12:20 BST (UK)
Just checked 1900 - 1920, no other Moss / Wardle marriages in Basford District on FreeBMD at least !

Might be worth checking elsewhere in case its 2 or more couples having kids in the Basford District, but married elsewhere and moved into the area ...

The index doesnt give full names of parents - and not Fathers at all.

Sorry, not up on adoptions - I dont think they got formal until the 1920s .... but someone on here will know - try a new thread to ask specifically....

Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Tuesday 14 October 08 12:23 BST (UK)
thanks for you hardwork Newf  ;D
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Galium on Tuesday 14 October 08 12:24 BST (UK)
Not all of them lived long:
 
Deaths September quarter 1912
MOSS       John J       0  Basford  7b 142
MOSS    May H    0    Basford    7b   142     

There's also an infant Mary E H Moss who died Jun Q 1916 who might be the Mary E who was born that year.






Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Tati on Tuesday 14 October 08 12:25 BST (UK)
Hi all  :)

Not sure if this is any use but here's Clarence's birth registration as well:

Clarence Moss, December quarter 1918, Basford registration district volume 7b page 313, mother's maiden name Wardle

 :)
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Necromancer on Tuesday 14 October 08 12:26 BST (UK)
Heres yer maun Meshak in the 1901 census

1901 - RG13/3145; Folio: 87; Page: 19 - Selston, near Greasley
Underwood


All children born in Selston

James H Moss 54  Head Coal Miner / Contractor (Hewer) born Notts, Underwood
Martha H Moss 56  Wife Notts, Eastwood
John H Moss 25  son Coal Miner Hewer
Meshack H Moss  18  son do
Clara H Moss 16   dau
Florence H Moss 13  dau
Ethel H Moss 11 dau
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Necromancer on Tuesday 14 October 08 12:32 BST (UK)
Turning to Mary E Wardle - theres 5 Mary Wardles born in that District of Basford from 1880 to 1894

but only one with an 'E' middle name ... and of almost same age as yer maun ...

Births Jun 1884   

Wardle  Mary Elizabeth     Basford  v7b p148

sadly, she's not using a middle initial in 1901, so of 3 candidates in the area (if she was ! ) I cant be sure.
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Tuesday 14 October 08 12:44 BST (UK)
Heres yer maun Meshak in the 1901 census

1901 - RG13/3145; Folio: 87; Page: 19 - Selston, near Greasley
Underwood


All children born in Selston

James H Moss 54  Head Coal Miner / Contractor (Hewer) born Notts, Underwood
Martha H Moss 56  Wife Notts, Eastwood
John H Moss 25  son Coal Miner Hewer
Meshack H Moss  18  son do
Clara H Moss 16   dau
Florence H Moss 13  dau
Ethel H Moss 11 dau

are they MESCHAK's brother and sisters?
and what does 'yer maun' mean?  :D
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Necromancer on Tuesday 14 October 08 12:48 BST (UK)
just a way of saying 'your man' in the vernacular - ie the chap you were looking for  :)
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Tuesday 14 October 08 12:49 BST (UK)
ooh i see haha
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Galium on Tuesday 14 October 08 12:57 BST (UK)
The 'H' in Meschach's name, and the rest of his family in 1891, is probably for HOUSELY.

This is the family in 1881:

Selston, Nottinghamshire


James Housley    34 Coal miner
Martha Housley    35
Mary A. Housley    9
Ruth Housley    8
John Housley    6
James Housely 4
Mark Housley    2
Meshach Housley    8m

Class: RG11/ Piece: 3323/ Folio: 149/ Page: 33

The Meschach here died not long afterwards.

Deaths Jun quarter 1881
Moss    Meshach Housley    0    Basford    7b   65     
   

Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Tuesday 14 October 08 13:07 BST (UK)
that sthe wrong meschak then isn't it because we have marriage records for him in 1912
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Necromancer on Tuesday 14 October 08 13:11 BST (UK)
It wasnt uncommon after an infant death that the next (male in this case) child would be given the same name ....  :)
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Tuesday 14 October 08 13:15 BST (UK)
true... maybe that was the case
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Necromancer on Tuesday 14 October 08 13:17 BST (UK)
I think it must have been, or he wouldnt have been having all those kids  ;D
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Galium on Tuesday 14 October 08 13:18 BST (UK)
Sorry, I didn't make it clear that this isn't your Meschach - yours was born later. But it is his family.

Births are hard to find, either as Housely or Moss, but Flora at least was registered:

Births Mar Q 1887
Moss    Flory Housley         Basford    7b   12
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Tuesday 14 October 08 13:26 BST (UK)
Births are hard to find, either as Housely or Moss, but Flora at least was registered:

Births Mar Q 1887
Moss    Flory Housley         Basford    7b   12

so who is flory? (meschaks sister?), you didn't put it on the other list  ::)
and housley is being used as a surname right? was it common for them to change their surnames? or am i totally confused haha ;D
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Galium on Tuesday 14 October 08 13:47 BST (UK)
Apologies again - I jump ahead too much  :(.  Newf found Meshach with his family in 1901, among them a Florence H Moss aged 13 (so born c1887). 

This is the family in1891:

Class: RG12/ Piece: 2662/ Folio 112/ Page 18

Selston

James H Moss 44 Coal Miner
Martha H Moss 43
Mary A H Moss 19
Ruth H Moss 18
John H Moss 16
Mark H Moss 13
Meschach H Moss 8
Clara H Moss 6
Flora H Moss 4
Ethel H Moss 1
Kate H Moss 3m(grandaughter)
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Tuesday 14 October 08 14:14 BST (UK)
wow breeding like rabbits... how do you actually find all this  :o is it on freebmd?
plus is florence a sister to meschach too? and kate is whose exactly? or can't you tell? lol :)?
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: carol8353 on Tuesday 14 October 08 14:16 BST (UK)
Hi Shirl

Yes they do seem to be using Housley as their surname in 1881.
Don't know why yet though  ;)

This looks like it could be James and Martha's marriage.


In Dec 1866  

GREGORY  Martha and HOUSLEY James   in  Basford ref  7b 171  

I have found the other couple on that page in 1871  and so have proved that this couple did marry each other.

Now to find why they swapped from Housley to Moss  ;D

Carol
    


Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Tuesday 14 October 08 14:23 BST (UK)
oooh... my brain is getting carried away now  ;D maybe there was a murder and they changed  :o *ok clear thoughts now*
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: carol8353 on Tuesday 14 October 08 14:29 BST (UK)
The name Mesach(or however you want to spell it) comes from Martha's family,the Gregory's.She has a brother with that name....and lots and lots of other siblings too  :o

See RG9/ 2433  Folio  33  Page  6 in 1861  ;D

Do you have access to the censuses Shirl?

Carol
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Tuesday 14 October 08 14:31 BST (UK)
erm i'm not entirelly sure  ;D im quite new to this. is it online or town hall or somewhere else?
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: carol8353 on Tuesday 14 October 08 14:58 BST (UK)
All those Moss/ Wardle births are on Free BMD(except Clarence) ,when we talk about the censuses,it usually cos a few of us have access to them via the internet at home,sometimes on Ancestry and some of us subscribe to Find My Past(there are a few others too)

If you don't have access to them at home, then we'll know to type out what we've found in full for you.You can use a large library or record office..and the LDS centres have access to them too.

Your family seeem to have been Housely in 1881 but have changed to Moss by 1891. Why? Hmmmm......

Carol
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Tuesday 14 October 08 15:10 BST (UK)
i see, i do have a free Ancestry account,and i know of Free BMD and Find My Past but don't have an account on it

im just looking through Ancestry to see if i find anything but i don't know how to go ahead finding parents

Thanks for your help :)
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Necromancer on Tuesday 14 October 08 15:17 BST (UK)
ah, things have moved on !  Good stuff !

So Housely on marriage and in the 1881 census, but also in 1881 poor Mesach the first was registered as Moss ......



Deaths Jun quarter 1881
 
Moss    Meshach Housley   Age 0    Basford    v7b   p65     



so where has Moss come from ?

Over to you Carol   :P
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: carol8353 on Tuesday 14 October 08 15:26 BST (UK)

so where has Moss come from ?

Over to you Carol   :P

I'm trying I'm trying (very, so says my hubby at times  ;D)

I've found James Housley age 4 with mum and dad in 1851,but he ain't anywhere in 1861.............think he's the one with a Mary Ann Moss.........about to try and prove it.

Back soon.....ish

Carol
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Necromancer on Tuesday 14 October 08 15:40 BST (UK)
That does look good - his Mum was Mary Ann wasnt she in 1851 (and the right age from 1851 to 61)  - & given the presence of a slighly older Mark !


Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: carol8353 on Tuesday 14 October 08 16:01 BST (UK)
Not doing too well here- can't prove anything but will give you what I've found so far.

1851 at Underwood, Nottinghamshire.

Thomas Housley 32 head frame work knitter(in cotton) b Greasley Notts
Mary Ann Housley 28 wife  ditto job ditto place of birth
Ruth dau 10 b Underwood
Mark son 8 b "
James son 4 b "


HO107/2125  Folio  118  Page  13

If you have access to Ancestry,you should be able to view this page.

Back soon with 1861...

Carol
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Necromancer on Tuesday 14 October 08 16:05 BST (UK)
LOL - I cant find him in 1871 either - when he should be with Martha if they married in 1866 !

Nor Mark  ::)
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: carol8353 on Tuesday 14 October 08 16:09 BST (UK)
Here's the family that I think are correct in 1861,dad Thomas has died.
Goodness knows why they are now Moss..........was that her maiden name perhaps?

In Selston Notts.

Mary Ann Moss widowed head 39- all the family born Selston.
Mark Moss son 17 coal miner
James Moss son 14 coal miner
Thomas Moss son 7 scholar
Johnathon Moss son 5 scholar.

Looking good as Newf says- older son called Mark and 7 year old called Thomas(prob after dad)

 RG9/2432 Folio 53  Page 14  

Carol

Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Galium on Tuesday 14 October 08 16:21 BST (UK)
A birth of Jonathan HOUSLEY was registered in Basford district December quarter 1855 - which would correspond with Johnathan MOSS aged 5, with Mary Ann in 1861.

A death of Thomas HOUSLEY was registered in Basford district September quarter 1855 - although as age of deceased isn't given on the indexes this early it isn't definite that this is James Housley Moss's father. 

I also have a feeling that Moss is Mary Ann's maiden name - she doesn't seem to have married a Mr Moss after Thomas died, (and if she did, it wouldn't explain why James started calling himself Moss )  nor does she seem to have married Thomas Housley.

Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Tuesday 14 October 08 16:22 BST (UK)
Here's the family that I think are correct in 1861,dad Thomas has died.
Goodness knows why they are now Moss..........was that her maiden name perhaps?

In Selston Notts.

Mary Ann Moss widowed head 39- all the family born Selston.
Mark Moss son 17 coal miner
James Moss son 14 coal miner
Thomas Moss son 7 scholar
Johnathon Moss son 5 scholar.

Looking good as Newf says- older son called Mark and 7 year old called Thomas(prob after dad)

 RG9/2432 Folio 53  Page 14  

Carol



ok been gone a little while  :) is this james the james and martha james?
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: carol8353 on Tuesday 14 October 08 16:25 BST (UK)
Well I now have some of them in 1871  ;D

Living in Greasley Notts.

George Turner head married ,looks like his age is 72  :o Shoemaker b Notts
Mary Ann Turner wife married 49 b Notts (can't read place name)
Thomas Moss son to wife 17 coal miner b UNderwood,Selston
Johnathon Moss son to wife 15  ditto job ditto place of birth
Elizabeth Eagle servant age 9 YES NINE!!! b Nottingham.

RG10/3478  Folio  5  Page  3

But still haven't found James or Martha,if that marriage is correct?

Carol
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: carol8353 on Tuesday 14 October 08 16:27 BST (UK)
Here's the family that I think are correct in 1861,dad Thomas has died.
Goodness knows why they are now Moss..........was that her maiden name perhaps?

In Selston Notts.

Mary Ann Moss widowed head 39- all the family born Selston.
Mark Moss son 17 coal miner
James Moss son 14 coal miner
Thomas Moss son 7 scholar
Johnathon Moss son 5 scholar.

Looking good as Newf says- older son called Mark and 7 year old called Thomas(prob after dad)

 RG9/2432 Folio 53  Page 14  

Carol



ok been gone a little while  :) is this james the james and martha james?

Yep  ;)

Born Housley in 1847 but changed to Moss by 1861....but goodness knows where he and Martha are in 1871.

Still looking 

Carol
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: carol8353 on Tuesday 14 October 08 16:31 BST (UK)
Thomas and Mary Houseley both age 20 are in Selston in 1841 with 11 mth old baby Ruth.

They probably married just before that.

Lets see...........

Carol

Edit- can't find them on Free BMD or the IGI.......hmm.
Looks like Ruth's birth cert or James's would be the way to go to get mum's maiden name.
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Tuesday 14 October 08 16:36 BST (UK)
Well I now have some of them in 1871  ;D

Living in Greasley Notts.

George Turner head married ,looks like his age is 72  :o Shoemaker b Notts
Mary Ann Turner wife married 49 b Notts (can't read place name)
Thomas Moss son to wife 17 coal miner b UNderwood,Selston
Johnathon Moss son to wife 15  ditto job ditto place of birth
Elizabeth Eagle servant age 9 YES NINE!!! b Nottingham.

RG10/3478  Folio  5  Page  3

But still haven't found James or Martha,if that marriage is correct?

Carol


ok and this Mary Ann is the same one as james' mother right?
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Galium on Tuesday 14 October 08 16:43 BST (UK)

Mary Ann Turner wife married 49 b Notts (can't read place name)
Thomas Moss son to wife 17 coal miner b UNderwood,Selston
Johnathon Moss son to wife 15  ditto job ditto place of birth


Carol


Interestingly, Mary Ann has apparently reverted to MOSS in 1881:

Jonathan Moss head 25 Coal miner   born Underwood, Notts
Ada Moss wife                                    born Hucknall Torkard, Notts
Mary A Moss daughter 18m                born Hucknall Torkard, Notts
Thomas Moss son 14 days                  born underwood, Notts
Mary A Moss mother 60                      Born Underwood, Notts

Class: RG11/ Piece: 3323/ Folio: 156/ Page: 48

Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: carol8353 on Tuesday 14 October 08 17:09 BST (UK)
It's 1871 that Newf and I are are having trouble with  ;)

Carol
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Tuesday 14 October 08 17:11 BST (UK)
It's 1871 that Newf and I are are having trouble with  ;)

Carol

ohh poop! i thought i was helping then haha
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Rills on Sunday 01 July 12 14:47 BST (UK)
hi,

Can I link in on this too, I am searching Housley Moss in Underwood area and am interested the the change of surname from housley to Housley moss.  It does not seem to be Mary Ann's maiden name.  I am talking to someone from the Notts FHS and it looks likely that her surname is Anthony.
I am going to X ref my finding against this thread.

Thanks
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: mrsmadronin on Friday 09 May 14 03:29 BST (UK)
I know it's been a few years not but how did this all turn out? I only ask because i am very new to this and if i am correct James and Martha H Moss had a daughter called Clara in 1885. Now she is my mother's grandma. That much i have worked out (i'm pretty sure lol). But i can't go any further back because it's so confusing.

Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: carol8353 on Friday 09 May 14 07:15 BST (UK)
Apologies again - I jump ahead too much  :(.  Newf found Meshach with his family in 1901, among them a Florence H Moss aged 13 (so born c1887). 

This is the family in1891:

Class: RG12/ Piece: 2662/ Folio 112/ Page 18

Selston

James H Moss 44 Coal Miner
Martha H Moss 43
Mary A H Moss 19
Ruth H Moss 18
John H Moss 16
Mark H Moss 13
Meschach H Moss 8
Clara H Moss 6
Flora H Moss 4
Ethel H Moss 1
Kate H Moss 3m(grandaughter)

Hi Mrsmadronin and welcome to Rootschat.

As you can see from the 1891 census above,they did indeed have a daughter called Clara in abt 1885.

It's been a while since we looked at this one,will have to go back over it and see if any new info has come to light.

Shirls15 hasn't been online since Aug 2012 but as long as she hasn't changed her email address she will be notified that there has been a reply to this thread.

Regards

Carol
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Friday 09 May 14 12:35 BST (UK)
Hello yes I've still got the same email address :).

Clara would be my great grand aunt, I didn't find any marriage on her for some reason but I did do ancestors if they are correct. Clara's father is James Housley Moss and her mother was Martha Gregory. I have Thomas Housley 1819-1855 as James' father and mother as Mary Ann Anthony 1821-1891.
I have a tree on Ancestry website.

Do you live in the same area Mrsmadronin?
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: mrsmadronin on Friday 09 May 14 14:57 BST (UK)
Thank you both for the replies.

Here is what i can tell you about Clara H Moss.

She went on to marry a hawksworth in 1902, however that marriage was very short. She then went onto being with Arthur Albert Moore living in yorkshire and marrying in 1916. They started a family, ie my grandma and then obviously eventually getting to me :)

The family live in yorkshire as it stands right now, however i dont. I reside in Hampshire. But yes Your Clara H Moss is my great Grandma :) So when it comes to Clara and Arthur's family. I know alot and can get them to present day.
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: carol8353 on Friday 09 May 14 15:05 BST (UK)
Mrsmadronin,now you have made two postings you can send a personal message to shirls15.
Click on the green page looking thing under her name on the left and you will see any replies at the top of the page in the brown band under my messages.
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: shirls15 on Friday 09 May 14 15:31 BST (UK)
Mrsmadronin I have sent you a private message :)
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: mrsmadronin on Friday 09 May 14 21:25 BST (UK)
Thank for the information Carol.

Yes i have got your messages Shirls :)
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: Rills on Sunday 25 May 14 14:00 BST (UK)
Hi, I am very interested in your grandma and Arthur, She is the Aunt of my Grandma Clara Ethel Smith (nee Grainger),  I would be very interested in any information you could pass on. My Mum and Clara used to go and visit them in Yorkshire when she was little.

 Many Thanks

Rills
Title: Re: Marriage Cert Question
Post by: mrsmadronin on Monday 26 May 14 23:29 BST (UK)
Blimey my mum has mentioned your Grandma Clara and how when she came over to see Aunt Ruth they would always visit Aunt Clara and Uncle Charlie. I have recieved your pm and will reply to you over the next few days (just recovering from flu)