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Staffordshire / Re: Bismark Road, Wolverhampton - 1914
« on: Yesterday at 12:32 »
I've tried on Ancestry but no results. May be due to the start of the war.
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Staffordshire / Re: Bismark Road, Wolverhampton - 1914
« on: Yesterday at 10:45 »
Hi.
Walking through the 1911 gives Jesse Sneyd and wife Eliza at number 29. With them is Eliza's daughter Eva Stanford.
Jesse Snead married Eliza Ann Stanford in 1907.
Eva's gro index gives mothers maiden name as McDermott.
Tazzie
Walking through the 1911 gives Jesse Sneyd and wife Eliza at number 29. With them is Eliza's daughter Eva Stanford.
Jesse Snead married Eliza Ann Stanford in 1907.
Eva's gro index gives mothers maiden name as McDermott.
Tazzie
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The Common Room / Re: What happened to Phyllis Craker Tomkins after her husband died in 1941?
« on: Saturday 15 November 25 18:45 GMT (UK) »
Well done. I am having probs on GRO records and she doesn't show on Ancestry. I've even check local papers but only found Alan.
Tazzie
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The Common Room / Re: What happened to Phyllis Craker Tomkins after her husband died in 1941?
« on: Saturday 15 November 25 18:32 GMT (UK) »
She could be nee Betteridge there is a marriage in Birmingham in 1933.
A Phyllis M Betteridge born Kings Norton Warwickshire 1913.
Tazzie
A Phyllis M Betteridge born Kings Norton Warwickshire 1913.
Tazzie
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The Common Room / Re: What happened to Phyllis Craker Tomkins after her husband died in 1941?
« on: Saturday 15 November 25 17:45 GMT (UK) »
Phyllis M Tomkins is still on election roll through to 1971 that I can see so far
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The Common Room / Re: What happened to Phyllis Craker Tomkins after her husband died in 1941?
« on: Saturday 15 November 25 17:36 GMT (UK) »
Hi.
The newspaper report is for Charles William Tomkins and yes his wife Phyllis Craker. He was a marine and posted as missing believed killed in the middle east. He was 28 and worked for London brick company his father was also killed in the First World War.
The newspaper report is for Charles William Tomkins and yes his wife Phyllis Craker. He was a marine and posted as missing believed killed in the middle east. He was 28 and worked for London brick company his father was also killed in the First World War.
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Bedfordshire / Re: Samuel Norman of Woburn
« on: Friday 03 October 25 17:32 BST (UK) »
Hi.
Samuel could have married twice to a Mary as ....Husborne Crawley 19 june 1826 there is a burial of Mary Norman age 25. That could be Mary Arnold as a first wife. However that also lines with the Samuel death there the same year.
I have families in this area and they move between villages for work. I am not sure if others are lurking and records aren't on line.
Tazzie
Samuel could have married twice to a Mary as ....Husborne Crawley 19 june 1826 there is a burial of Mary Norman age 25. That could be Mary Arnold as a first wife. However that also lines with the Samuel death there the same year.
I have families in this area and they move between villages for work. I am not sure if others are lurking and records aren't on line.
Tazzie
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Bedfordshire / Re: Jane BERWICK b 1834
« on: Friday 26 September 25 19:42 BST (UK) »
Hello.
The marriage took place in 1854 in Kent.
James Green a plasterer father William a plasterer.
Jane Berwick father James a baker.
St Botolph Northfleet 5 june 1854.
Tazzie
The marriage took place in 1854 in Kent.
James Green a plasterer father William a plasterer.
Jane Berwick father James a baker.
St Botolph Northfleet 5 june 1854.
Tazzie
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The Common Room / Re: 1921 census
« on: Wednesday 27 August 25 09:04 BST (UK) »
51 Hope street is a cafe/grocers and confectioners, if that helps.
Tazzie
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