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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Warwickshire => Topic started by: megangrace on Thursday 19 April 12 12:37 BST (UK)
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trying to find anything on the following please.
brenda murial horton born stoke died coventry in 1982
married john barnes born 19th july 1908 in greater manchester
died may 1991 in coventry
brenda had a sister florence ethel horton
born 12th nov 1884 born swanswell st coventry.
thank you.
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Hello
What date was Brenda born?
Brenda Muriel Horton born 20th September 1914
christened 20th sept 1914 Stoke Warwickshire father George Henry Horton mother Frances
Pam
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looks like the right one Pam as her death gives a birth year of 1914.
jim
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Hello Jim
I wondered because Florence Ethel sister ?? was born 1884
Florence Ethel is with her family 1901
Father Thomas age 58 mother Sophia age 59
Pam
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I wondered because Florence Ethel sister ?? was born 1884
Florence Ethel is with her family 1901
Father Thomas age 58 mother Sophia age 59
I've just been looking at that & Thomas is dead by 1911 so can't be sisters anyway.
jim
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There's a marriage between George H Horton & Frances Whitehead Cov.1910.
There's another child to this couple Frances Mary b.1911,there aren't any more after Brenda.There are 2 deaths registered in 1916 to a George H Horton but he may not have died as Frances would have been 37 when she had Brenda.
When Frances Mary was born they were living in Lockhurst Lane Cov. & he's a storekeeper at a cycle works.
Florence Ethel b.1884 was his sister & therefore Brenda's aunt.
jim
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Hello
They have a daughter Frances Mary born 1911 Coventry
If Correct family Florence Ethel sister to George Henry is Aunt to Brenda
1901 Rg13/2912 folio 12 page 15 Coventry
Thomas Horton age 58 Watchmaker Coventry
Sophia wife age 59 Cheltenham
Mary Jane dau age 35 silk winder rest born Coventry
Sophia dau age 29 warper
Alfred son age 26 iron Moulder
George Henry son age 22 Coventry cycle turner
Florence Ethel dau age 17 Coventry dressmaker
Pam
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;D ;D
Pam
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thank you everybody for your time and the trouble you have gone to i appreciate it very much.