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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Help reading cause of death please
« on: Sunday 28 December 25 19:32 GMT (UK) »
Wow, thank you so much. Will read this all tomorrow when we're home xx
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Help reading cause of death please
« on: Sunday 28 December 25 19:30 GMT (UK) »
Currently in the passenger seat heading south on the M1 so only have freebmd info.
Frank Burton and Emma Chandler married April 6th 1893
1st child born jun ¼ 1893
Emma died in 1896.
Frank Burton and Emma Chandler married April 6th 1893
1st child born jun ¼ 1893
Emma died in 1896.
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Help reading cause of death please
« on: Sunday 28 December 25 17:30 GMT (UK) »
I can't find their birth registrations but she married and had 3 kids in 3 years then passed.
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Help reading cause of death please
« on: Saturday 27 December 25 21:44 GMT (UK) »
Thank you
Could that have been as a result of child birth?
Emma married, had 3 children and died within 3 years, poor woman.
Could that have been as a result of child birth?
Emma married, had 3 children and died within 3 years, poor woman.
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Help reading cause of death please
« on: Saturday 27 December 25 20:02 GMT (UK) »
Thank you. We did wonder if that is what it said.
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Help reading cause of death please
« on: Saturday 27 December 25 19:56 GMT (UK) »
Please can someone help decipher the cause of death of Emma Burton, died aged 25 on 11th November 1896.
I can read the 1 ½ mth exhaustion but not the word above.
Thank you
I can read the 1 ½ mth exhaustion but not the word above.
Thank you
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Ireland / Patrick Quirk
« on: Saturday 27 December 25 11:25 GMT (UK) »
Hello,
I've never researched Ireland before so absolutely clueless.
I'm looking for a Patrick Quirk. (Needle in a haystack possibly)
He married Ethel Jane Corke in Doncaster in 1928. This is the only solid info I have.
Family rumour has it that he was swiftly (possibly illegally) removed from Ireland due to being set up by his brother who was an IRA member in a murder he didn't commit.
Where do I start in tracing Patrick and his roots and the story above?
Many thanks 😊
I've never researched Ireland before so absolutely clueless.
I'm looking for a Patrick Quirk. (Needle in a haystack possibly)
He married Ethel Jane Corke in Doncaster in 1928. This is the only solid info I have.
Family rumour has it that he was swiftly (possibly illegally) removed from Ireland due to being set up by his brother who was an IRA member in a murder he didn't commit.
Where do I start in tracing Patrick and his roots and the story above?
Many thanks 😊
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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Leeds marriage query 1859
« on: Saturday 27 December 25 09:27 GMT (UK) »
Wow. Thank you so much everyone. Thats a lot to take in. Will be back later once I've got my heard around it all.
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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Leeds marriage query 1859
« on: Friday 26 December 25 22:24 GMT (UK) »
Hello,
I have the marriage certificate for William Townrow and Mary Ann Baines at the Brunswick Wesleyan Chapel in 1859. William was 50 and Mary Ann was 39.
The Townrow's lived and died in Normanton, Notts. Mary Ann was born in Moorhouse, Notts according to the 1881 census.
William and Mary Ann lived in Normanton.
I can't find any other info on William or Mary Ann.
Back to the Leeds query, my mother in law was told by the Normanton Vicar ( in approx 2021) that there was a reason they married in Leeds, apparently lots of the Baines family married in Leeds, but she can't remember the reason? Any ideas?
Many thanks
Alllegs xx
I have the marriage certificate for William Townrow and Mary Ann Baines at the Brunswick Wesleyan Chapel in 1859. William was 50 and Mary Ann was 39.
The Townrow's lived and died in Normanton, Notts. Mary Ann was born in Moorhouse, Notts according to the 1881 census.
William and Mary Ann lived in Normanton.
I can't find any other info on William or Mary Ann.
Back to the Leeds query, my mother in law was told by the Normanton Vicar ( in approx 2021) that there was a reason they married in Leeds, apparently lots of the Baines family married in Leeds, but she can't remember the reason? Any ideas?
Many thanks
Alllegs xx