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Lancashire / Re: likeliest burial ground
« on: Tuesday 30 October 12 20:53 GMT (UK) »
Ruth, is St Mary in St Helens the one that is in Prescot or the RC St Mary's in Blackbrook Road, Saint Helens?
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Lancashire / Re: likeliest burial ground
« on: Tuesday 30 October 12 20:26 GMT (UK) »
Ruth, the information you have supplied is spot on, it is now making much more sense thanks to Ruth
Yes there is family connections to St Helens, Mary's mother Ellen Pike (nee Frier) came from Sutton, St Helens
Yes there is family connections to St Helens, Mary's mother Ellen Pike (nee Frier) came from Sutton, St Helens
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Lancashire / Re: likeliest burial ground
« on: Tuesday 30 October 12 19:53 GMT (UK) »
Hi All
Wow that was quick, you could be right because that's where Mary's mother came from.
it all fits together now, thank you all so much for your quick replies.
Have a quick look at my website and you will see why that's possible
pikefamilytree.co.uk
Thank you, David
Wow that was quick, you could be right because that's where Mary's mother came from.
it all fits together now, thank you all so much for your quick replies.
Have a quick look at my website and you will see why that's possible
pikefamilytree.co.uk
Thank you, David
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Lancashire / likeliest burial ground
« on: Tuesday 30 October 12 19:29 GMT (UK) »
Hello
I have a death of a Mary Pike 27 May 1843 aged 3 years, my question is two part the first is, at death Mary was living in Richmond Row, Glovers Court, Liverpool.
what would be the most likeliest burial ground giving her address at the time.
Secondly, Mary was Christened at St Peter Liverpool 19 April 1940, i have noticed there seems to be more than one St Peter, can anyone tell me which one it might possibly be, she was born March 1840 Spencer's Buildings Liverpool.
Thank You
PS I have also posted this request on Liverpool and South West Lancs
I have a death of a Mary Pike 27 May 1843 aged 3 years, my question is two part the first is, at death Mary was living in Richmond Row, Glovers Court, Liverpool.
what would be the most likeliest burial ground giving her address at the time.
Secondly, Mary was Christened at St Peter Liverpool 19 April 1940, i have noticed there seems to be more than one St Peter, can anyone tell me which one it might possibly be, she was born March 1840 Spencer's Buildings Liverpool.
Thank You
PS I have also posted this request on Liverpool and South West Lancs
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The Common Room / Re: occupation of John Nicholls
« on: Friday 14 September 07 10:13 BST (UK) »
Hi and thanks for the help
It certainly looks like Clog, think I will go with Patten Clog Maker.
Thanks David
It certainly looks like Clog, think I will go with Patten Clog Maker.
Thanks David
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The Common Room / occupation of John Nicholls
« on: Thursday 13 September 07 21:50 BST (UK) »
Hi
I am trying to work out what the middle bit is in the occupation of John Nicholls, born 1797, Warwickshire, Birmingham.
I can see Patten ______ Maker, any help would be appreciated.
1851 census
Piece, 2055
Folio, 252
Page, 46
David
I am trying to work out what the middle bit is in the occupation of John Nicholls, born 1797, Warwickshire, Birmingham.
I can see Patten ______ Maker, any help would be appreciated.
1851 census
Piece, 2055
Folio, 252
Page, 46
David
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The Common Room / Roads and peoples names
« on: Sunday 22 July 07 20:51 BST (UK) »
Hi
Can anyone tell me if it’s possible to find the names of all the people living in a road
In1915/1916
David
Can anyone tell me if it’s possible to find the names of all the people living in a road
In1915/1916
David
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Occupation Interests / Re: Crown Glasscutter Master
« on: Sunday 04 February 07 17:10 GMT (UK) »
Stan
It looks like the first explanation give was correct, and not glass engraver.
Thanks Stan, think I will go with that.
It looks like the first explanation give was correct, and not glass engraver.
Thanks Stan, think I will go with that.
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Occupation Interests / Crown Glasscutter Master
« on: Sunday 04 February 07 16:43 GMT (UK) »
Hi
On the 1841 census the occupation of my Gt-Gt-Gt-Grandfather is shown as Crown Glasscutter Master, I have asked the question on other websites, and been told it was someone who cut the bull’s-eye glass into square panes, but I have also been told this was someone who cut patterns into glass.
On the 1841 census he was working at the Ravenhead Glassworks, St Helens, Lancashire.
Does anyone have any knowledge of this occupation, and the true meaning of, Crown Glasscutter Master?
Many Thanks, David
On the 1841 census the occupation of my Gt-Gt-Gt-Grandfather is shown as Crown Glasscutter Master, I have asked the question on other websites, and been told it was someone who cut the bull’s-eye glass into square panes, but I have also been told this was someone who cut patterns into glass.
On the 1841 census he was working at the Ravenhead Glassworks, St Helens, Lancashire.
Does anyone have any knowledge of this occupation, and the true meaning of, Crown Glasscutter Master?
Many Thanks, David