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Research in Other Countries => Europe => Topic started by: seasider53 on Wednesday 27 May 20 14:31 BST (UK)
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I am researching my Grt Grt Grandfather, Daniel KENNEDY who married a Theresa TERRY on 01/09/1868 at the Garrison, Valetta
I have viewed other information that suggests her maiden name could be SCERRI or XERRI. Would the register show the Anglicised version of the Maltese name?
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The GRO index has it as Terry so I would imagine that is how it is in the register. The certificate would be the only way to solve this.
Where did the information that it could be Scerri/Xerri come from.
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Hi Rosie. I have the Marriage Cert, it shows her as Theresa TERRY, Father Thomas TERRY.
I found the other variants on Family search, all ties in with other names and dates. I have messaged the person who has put the info on but he has not yet got back to me.
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Here in New South Wales, the surname XERRI is pronounced as though it is Sherry, so I wonder how it would morph to TERRY....
JM
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This is NOT your Theresa - but just to let you know that the name was on the island
https://gw.geneanet.org/ccassar88?n=xerri&oc=&p=theresa
looks like they were on the next Island as well - Gozo
https://gw.geneanet.org/ccassar88?lang=en&pz=charmaine+natalie&nz=cassar&p=giuseppe+michele+angelo&n=xerri
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Could you give us a little bit more info, please ?
I have a Thomas John / John Thomas TERRY in my files who has been married 3 times !
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There were some TERRY in Malta who came from England.
I have a Lt Col Robert TERRY, Town Adjutant of Malta who married twice (2nd time around 1830) and all his children were born in Malta between 1832 and 1842.
But no Thomas/John in that family, as far as I know...