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Monmouthshire / Re: KNAPP, WATTS, REID Families Newport 1860-1900
« on: Monday 30 November 09 05:18 GMT (UK)  »
Hello again,

Have since found out that Thomas Henry Reid's father is NOT named George after all, but is in fact William Reid. Could I please ask for a William Reid look up as a coachman?

Many thanks in advance, and kind regards

Kate

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Monmouthshire / Re: KNAPP, WATTS, REID Families Newport 1860-1900
« on: Monday 30 November 09 05:07 GMT (UK)  »
Dear Wendy and all, thank you alll with many many thanks, much appreciated.

I do have some of this information, and some of it is confused around families with a head George Watts married to Mary/Marianne/Marga with similar children's names living around the same town and times.  Some appear co-jointly on the same census although with different addresses.

Yes, 1871 UK Census for George and Helena Knapp should read as Watts not Knapp (their mother Mary Ann's maiden name). Not Sure where George Watts is for 1871.

As to Thomas Henry Reid, his marriage certificate in 1906 states his father is a coachman so went with that. Although that too could be misinformation on their marriage certificate. Unsure of whether that George Reed the coalminer belongs to me or not. At least it gives me something to work on before I head back to Wales end 2010 for more research!

best wishes

Kate




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Monmouthshire / KNAPP, WATTS, REID Families Newport 1860-1900
« on: Wednesday 25 November 09 07:33 GMT (UK)  »
Have just started researching following ancestors. Anyone with a connection willing to share any information at all? Have hit something of a brick wall.

Mary Ann Knapp married George Watts 1865 Newport. Her father was Alfred Knapp a master builder in Newport. George Watts father was also named George Watts but was deceased at the time of death, and was formerly a letter carrier.

My Grandmother Elizabeth Louisa Watts (one of Mary Ann Knapp and George Watt's children) was born in the Royal Forest of Dean. I'm a bit confused about this as am not sure if RFD is in England or Wales? Apparently a few other of Watts family were also born in RFD.

Elizabeth Louisa Watts married Thomas Henry Reid in 1906 in Newport, but it appears none of Elizabeth's family was present at the wedding. Her father George Watts is a cabinet maker, and Thomas Reid's father is named George Reid and is a coachman.

Any help whatsoever appreciated.

kind regards

Kate

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Hi Andrea,

Thank you for that. I will have a further look into the Flewker/Hewker/Fluker etc lines they have recorded. I found the Richard Beall christening on the same LDS site, but also found it when I was last in London at the Family History Centre in Kensington.  Only just started on this section of the Beall family.

regards

Kate

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Could someone please look up my ancestor's marriages/christenings at St Leonards New Malton Yorkshire below and many thanks in advance. I am trying to get as much information together as possible before heading to Yorkshire at the end of 2010 for more research. I am currently in Australia.

23 May 1830 (poss) christening Richard Beall to parents James Beall and Mary
19 July 1829 (poss) marriage James Beall and Mary Flewker/Flucker/Fluker

Surname interests: BEALL, FLEWKER, and possibly DUSTON, HOLIDAY

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Australia / Re: convicts
« on: Thursday 28 June 07 03:23 BST (UK)  »
Hi,

Just a quick thought, but many Irish convicts with political convictions quite often did not have any trial information placed against their names.  Might prove interesting to have a look at other historical events going on at the time of arrest ie sedition etc?

rsandes

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Hi Karenlee,

Yes, I think that is them!  Thank you very much, it has helped immensely.

regards


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Trying to find a RICHARD BEALL, Head, born circa 1831 Yorkshire living with his wife Ann (born circa 1830 Middlesex);  their children in 1861 were Elizabeth Julia, Emma Sarah and Maryann - although suspect she is noted on census as Maryam.  Any help would be appreciated.

Richard BEALL is possibly a tailor.

Many thanks in advance

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Breconshire Lookup Requests / LLANFRYNACH REID/REED FAMILY AND WHITE SWAN INN
« on: Sunday 06 November 05 02:27 GMT (UK)  »
Looking for any information on the Reid family who lived at Swan Cottage now White Swan Inn in Llanfranych.  Especially looking for information on Elizabeth Louisa Reid (nee Watts) who died possibly 1961 and Thomas James Reid death date unknown.  The only information I have is that my father Eric (their son) was born in Dinnas Rowe? Brecon in 1930, and the family later moved to Llanfrynach where he went to school.  Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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