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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Suffolk => Topic started by: ashart on Friday 24 September 10 20:29 BST (UK)
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seeking Lucy Helena Hart/ Alice Louisa Hart. do either of them feature in your family tree as would love to find out who they married. They were both born in Laxfield/1866/1868. many thanks
ashart
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There's a marriage for Alice Louisa HART june quarter of 1895 at Ipswich.
Possible grooms Percy George HAMBY or Edward William J WOOD(S)
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1901 census Lucy helena and Alice L are both at home with parents
both has name as Hart -but Lucy is single and Louisa married -there is a grandson with the family too -possibly Lucy's child???
Suz
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there is this death reg
Lucy H Hart
age 95
Mar qtr 1962
Ipswich
4b 1037
Suz
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It seems Alice Louisa married Edward William J Woods -although she appears as Hart in 1901
her son was
Francis Levett Woods
birth reg
Sept qtr 1897 Ipswich 4a 919
also Pomponia Watson b.c.1894 Suffolk lived with them and became a "Ward" of Alice Louisa's mother
Suz
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Alice Louisa's son served in the armed forces (looks like only for 11 days though)
Pension records
Francis Levett Woods
no 3792 reg A.S.C.
service 27/6/15 to 7/7/15
Discharged having failed to pass test as Clerk
Occ Grocer
served 3 years apprenticship at Miler and Slater? Ipswich
Height 5' 9''
Weight 126 lbs
girth 35''
Complexion fresh
Eyes Brown
hair Brown
Religion CofE
next of kin Alice Louisa Woods(mother) 87 hervey St Ipswich
this looks like birth reg of father
Edward William J Woods
Mar qtr 1869
Ipswich
4a 654
There is something strange about Edward William J Woods
He appears on census until after he married Alice louisa
Alice Louisa is on 1901 census as "Hart" and married
She appears in 1911 as Woods and married
No sign of Edward William J Woods
I think he had been married previously and had 2 daughters who were with grandparents in 1901
No sign of Edward William J Woods after 1891 -no death reg found
Edit Think he is on 1911 described as Widower!!!!!
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Suz
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sorry never got around to say many thanks for the imformation provided and has given me a guide as to where to start looking when i get to ipswich and laxfield
again thank you. Arthur hart
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You mention looking for information in Ipswich and Laxfield.
The parish records for Laxfield All Saints are at Ipswich branch of the Suffolk Record Office.
There is a small local history museum at Laxfield http://www.onesuffolk.co.uk/LaxfieldMuseum and of course the church of your ancestors to visit (www.suffolkchurches.co.uk)
Don't forget to call in at the Low House (The King's Head pub)
http://www.laxfieldkingshead.co.uk/index2.html
Pat ...