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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Lancashire => England => Lancashire Lookup Requests => Topic started by: Blue_angel2 on Wednesday 26 October 11 04:21 BST (UK)
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Hi all,
I would appreciate if anyone could help me find out more about James Brady, born about 1878/9, and died after less than 2 years of marriage in 1900.
Death Notes
Civil Registration event: Death Name: BRADY, James Registration District: Chorlton County: Lancashire Year of Registration: 1900 Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar Age at death: 22 Volume No: 8C Page No: 638.
He married my great aunt, Florence Taylor in 1899 and i would like to find out about him and his family of origin. I do not know where he was born. They didn't have any children, but my great aunt brought up her niece and nephew after his death.
Thanking you very much.
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hi,,he married in St Marys church ,Beswick. If you can get to the city library in Manchester,you could look up the marriage and see who his father was ? ;)
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Thank you for this, but it may prove a little difficult to pop in as i am in South Australia. :D It's a bit expensive to get a certificate for someone who was only in he family for 2 years, though i would still like to know a bit about the Brady clan.
Cheers,
Barb
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i realised that minutes later,,i was just trying to amend my post ;D if you are lucky,,,some kind Mancunian rootschatter may be paying a visit to the library soon and might offer to look up the details on the cert,,,otherwise you would have to order the marriage cert from the GRO. ;)
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I hope that someone may be able to look this up for me if they happen to be going to the library but I still appreciate your help, thank you very much. :)
Cheers from OZ
Barb
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There is a possible census match in 1891,,but we need the marriage cert or details to confirm. ;)
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your in luck,,the marriage details are
james brady age 21 bachelor a dyer 30,viaduct street father bernard joseph brady a dyer
florence taylor age 21 spinster 24, viaduct street father thomas taylor a bricklayer
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so it looks like the father Bernard can be found in the censuses,,,he possibly married a mary o connor in 1875 chorlton district.
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Thank you, thank you, thank you for looking them up and confirming those details and sending those references for me. I thought it may have been Bernard and Mary, so am glad to know for sure.
Thank you for your kindness and help.
kind regards,
Barb :)