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Kent / Re: SILLIBOURNE
« on: Saturday 06 February 10 20:26 GMT (UK)  »
Lorayne

Caroline Sillibourne (aged 70) was lodging with my great grandfather & family at Norwood Street in Ashford in 1891. Her place of birth was given as Mersham. She may have been a family friend as i believe the name has cropped up on other occassions.

Regards

Brian

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Kent / Re: HUBBARDS FROM KENT
« on: Friday 09 September 05 13:06 BST (UK)  »
Victoria

I have a document put together by Edwin Mackie Gibbs in 1856. A family tree shows Thomas Gibbs of Petham, Kent (born 1759), married Fanny, daughter of John Hubbard of Petham

Brian

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London & Middlesex Completed Lookup Requests / Re: Steptoe's of Ealing (Brentford) England
« on: Thursday 28 April 05 21:16 BST (UK)  »
Dear Molly

Thank you for your reply.

I would be very pleased to receive the marriage certificate by email.

I have a birth certificate for Mary Jane the daughter of James & Jane Steptoe although I am unable which I should be able to scan at work next week.

Presumably you are descended from the Meuross's of Windsor. The only other one I've found was in the Sydney telephone directory.

Regards

Brian

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London & Middlesex Completed Lookup Requests / Re: Steptoe's of Ealing (Brentford) England
« on: Wednesday 27 April 05 13:16 BST (UK)  »
I have a copy of a birth certificate for Mary Jane Steptoe, born 5th December 1847 in Uxbridge. Her parents were James Steptoe, servant & Jane Steptoe (formely Meuross)

In the 1851 census James (49, born Middlesex & Jane (42, born Denham) with sons James (9). Henry (8), Frank (6) & Mary Jane (3) were living at Besfours Yard (?) in or near the High Street, Uxbridge Town.

Mary Jane Steptoe married James Adams (born in Sherbourne, Dorset in 1844). They had children born in Dorset, Uxbridge Frant, where they finally settled.

MJS & James Adams were my great grandparents.

Brian

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