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Oxfordshire / Re: mansell family handborough
« on: Wednesday 02 March 11 19:33 GMT (UK)  »
Re Frederick  this is where it can get a bit confusing as in the 1891 census his year of birth is 1884 and in the 1901 census his year of birth is 1883 so it could be 1882 it might help you to look back at the mesage Ladyhawk sent she gave  us quite a lot of information that i didn't know.  I'm on ancestry.co.UK with the family tree name Allen/Johnson so if you want to take a look your very welcome. I'll ask my mum if her or my aunt remember anything about someone staying there  after the war but mum had moved down here to Devon by  then

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Oxfordshire / Re: mansell family handborough
« on: Tuesday 01 March 11 20:06 GMT (UK)  »
H Margaret  have you found  John?  In the 18181 census he was 6months old and Charlotte Lay/Manell was  age 32 born 1849.In the 1891 his age is wrong as he is down as 19 but it looks like it was interprated wrong as it has a line crossed through it which makes it hard to read it should be 9 i think and Charlotte is age 41 born 1850.In the 1901 John isn't on it and Charlotte's changed again age 50 born 1851.  are we following the same Charlotte. It's strange how both sides of the family didn't Know much if anything about John and Frederick have you found out any more about any of the family.
                     
                                                 Annette

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Oxfordshire / Re: mansell family handborough
« on: Monday 28 February 11 13:37 GMT (UK)  »
Hello again i just wanted to add i have found a death of a Charlotte Mansell date 1927  in the Witney parish aged 79 which is about the right age if she had lived to then but it doesn't add up to Gran's stories but again there is so many Charlotte Mansell's it's difficult to tell which one it is but cant find any others the library surgested she might of died in a hospital in another area. as she is 50 in the 1901 census i wonder if she died not long after that  but again we thought gran was a young girl when she died  (gran is 13 in 1901) so it's not really adding up. 
                                      Annette
                               

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Oxfordshire / Re: mansell family handborough
« on: Monday 28 February 11 12:52 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Margaret
 I haven't found out anything about Frederick but it looks like there was another brother called John W i think he might of died in the first world war as my aunt is convinced a brother died then she thought it was Fredrick as they didn't know about John ( born 1881 )  but when i looked at Hanborugh war memorial there is a John W Mansell on there  i assume it is the same one but as you have probably found out there is so many of them with the same names that it gets a bit confussing.  My mum remembers Mill End as where gg grandad lived and  Rose cottage where Kate lived it looks like she was called Woodley.I would love to find out when their mum died i even went to my local 
library for help (but it's in Plymouth ) they tried to help but couldn't find out anything from around the then.        Annette

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Devon / ALLEN family Horrabridge
« on: Tuesday 22 February 11 22:09 GMT (UK)  »
Hi    
can anyone help with any information on the Allen family who lived at Dostabrook cottage Horrabridge in early to mid 1900.s many thanks  


                                   Annette

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Oxfordshire / Re: mansell family handborough
« on: Saturday 19 February 11 16:28 GMT (UK)  »
hi Margaret
  This is so interesting to be able to find someone so close to my gran but have different memories yes i believe your right about there being a dispute in the family gran  allways seemed a bit upset with her dad we allways thought it was because her mum died when gran was young and her dad didn't do a very good job of bringing them up which might have something to do with your grandad saying their gran brought them up but in the 1901 census their mum was 50 and gran was 13 so i dont know if we remember the stories properly.Mum can remember millwood end and that there was other properties ( but not the names). gran worked at the priory for a while  she m married  William George johnson  they had 4 children and lived in wandsworth.

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Oxfordshire / Re: mansell family handborough
« on: Tuesday 15 February 11 21:15 GMT (UK)  »
hello again sorry i forgot to say how farback ,I've gone, on the Mansell side William born 1687 and on the Lay side Stephen Woodwood born 1777 but i would rather find out more about Gran's brothers, Kate and her parents. Do you know any thing about them working at Blenheim palace or how it came about that they had a road named after them (Mansell close) in church Hanborough look forward to hearing from you


                                   Annette

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Oxfordshire / Re: mansell family handborough
« on: Tuesday 15 February 11 19:33 GMT (UK)  »
hi Margaret yes my mum has spoken about Kate and her son she cant remember HHS name my gran used to tell us stories of her growing up all the time unfortunately i cant really remember any. do you know when their mum died
       

                          Annette

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Oxfordshire / Re: mansell family handborough
« on: Monday 14 February 11 16:21 GMT (UK)  »
hi Margaret it looks like we are following the same line what was your granfathers name i didn't know where the durran name came from so thankyou to you ladyhawk and sue lots for me to look into       
       
                              Annette

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