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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Nason, William
« on: Thursday 31 December 09 15:23 GMT (UK) »
Thanks Jim1. I will do that. Sorry if I am asking basic questions, I'm just getting into all this.
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Nason, William
« on: Thursday 31 December 09 14:28 GMT (UK) »
Hi Jim1
Not quite sure where you were ging on this one as I got confused.
Are you saying that the father of William (born 1844) was William (born 1790/1791) and married to Elizabeth Woodfield.
They had a son Henry (born 1831/32) (as in 1841 census) and then in
1851 census had daughter Martha (born 1841/42) and son William (born 1843/44) but also a possible son William, who died aged 9 months?
So to establish it was the correct father and mother of William (born 1844) I need this William's birth certificate, and then if his mother is Elizabeth Woodfield I would need her and William (born 1790/91) marriage certificate plus the birth certificate?
Oh if only they had different first names!!
Not quite sure where you were ging on this one as I got confused.
Are you saying that the father of William (born 1844) was William (born 1790/1791) and married to Elizabeth Woodfield.
They had a son Henry (born 1831/32) (as in 1841 census) and then in
1851 census had daughter Martha (born 1841/42) and son William (born 1843/44) but also a possible son William, who died aged 9 months?
So to establish it was the correct father and mother of William (born 1844) I need this William's birth certificate, and then if his mother is Elizabeth Woodfield I would need her and William (born 1790/91) marriage certificate plus the birth certificate?
Oh if only they had different first names!!
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Nason, William
« on: Wednesday 30 December 09 14:28 GMT (UK) »
Wow, thanks for the information veryone, and Kings Norton could be right, because things in the future state Kings Norton.
On Jim!'s email, what does member submit mean? If it means that someone has already found William via Elizabeth, how do I contact that person?
On Jim!'s email, what does member submit mean? If it means that someone has already found William via Elizabeth, how do I contact that person?
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Family History Beginners Board / Nason, William
« on: Tuesday 29 December 09 15:20 GMT (UK) »
I have just started my family tree and I need help and advice on the following:
I have found out that my Gt Grandfather is William Nason, born about 1844 according to the 1881 census. He was married to Mary Ann Capness according to the marriage certificate (although the marriage certificate gives the name as Mason not Nason). His father was William Mason according to marriage certificate and a labourer. They lived in Birmingham.
My query is this: how can I find William's birth certificate when I don't know either his mother or actual date of birth, and also I want to find his father's birth and marriage certificates and I don't know that information either.
According to 1871 census both William and Mary Ann were born in Kings Norton.
All suggestions welcome.
I have found out that my Gt Grandfather is William Nason, born about 1844 according to the 1881 census. He was married to Mary Ann Capness according to the marriage certificate (although the marriage certificate gives the name as Mason not Nason). His father was William Mason according to marriage certificate and a labourer. They lived in Birmingham.
My query is this: how can I find William's birth certificate when I don't know either his mother or actual date of birth, and also I want to find his father's birth and marriage certificates and I don't know that information either.
According to 1871 census both William and Mary Ann were born in Kings Norton.
All suggestions welcome.
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Northamptonshire / Re: Transcript of St Sepulchres Church Graveyard, Northampton
« on: Tuesday 29 December 09 14:07 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for the information.
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Northamptonshire / Re: Transcript of St Sepulchres Church Graveyard, Northampton
« on: Monday 28 December 09 14:09 GMT (UK) »
Are you able to give me information on Sophia Bateman nee Ashby, born 1817 in Northampton, died 21 August 1840, St Sepulchre. A son, Thomas, was born 10 June 1838 at St Sepulchre.
I'm not sure if it is the same place, but fingers crossed
I'm not sure if it is the same place, but fingers crossed
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