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Buckinghamshire Lookup Requests / Re: GEORGE PRICE - Chesham, Buckingham
« on: Tuesday 11 September 12 23:54 BST (UK) »
UH-MAZING!!!!! 
I think you guys all got something that rang some bells to what i was looking for.
Rebecca did has lots of brothers and sisters, her mother Mary Ann Price died young at 38 so that would make sense she wasn't on the 1901 census as she died after Emily possibly with another child.
keyboard86 - i think you found them as a family the whole of Rebecca's brothers, sisters and parents and their address at the time. Also i am really really excited to look and see if the link to the 1871 census leads me back to Mary Ann's Grandparents and possibly leads me to her parents going back another generation which is utterly amazing. if it wasn't so late i would call my Gran to tell her as she is helping me do this as she knows the most about her mum and dads generation.
Rebecca's siblings were : Amelia, Ellen, William, Alfred, Albert and Emily the youngest.
Her father was William Stewart who was listed as an engineer on Rebecca's death certificate but a Gas fitter on her sister Amelia's death cert. both parents were dead by the time Rebecca married in 1931.
Amelia (Rebecca's sister) born 15 Aug 1884 Westminster died 19 Jan 1968 97 Carron Road, Falkirk, Scotland
Ellen (Rebecca's sister) born 23 May 1886 City of Westminster died 25 Nov 1977 Central Middlesex Hospital
Mary Ann - although apart from the knowledge she died in childbirth, at around age 38 and that my gran had lots of aunts and uncles but some were related and some were just family friends. I don't know how many siblings she might of had and i don't know anything past her so that's very intriguing.
Suzard - that too seems like an interesting path i wonder if that does lead me to his and Mary Ann's parents. Plus with Mary Ann dying young it would make sense that she would be 2 in 1861, and would have been 40 in 1901 but was dead. Plus Emily was 5 in 1901 so Mary Ann died somewhere between 1896 and 1901.
George Price and Mary ___________ married, but i don't know where or when, or if they had kids. But i will look at the Mary Sullivan June to see if she could be the one.
Also my gran threw in an extra tidbit today. Rebecca was the only one born out of westminster and in lambeth area as something about flooding. I have her certificate of birth and its from Lambeth Church.
I wish i could stay up now and get stuck in, lol but i got to sleep lots to do tomorrow but i am definitely going to be digging more up and seeing what else i can find out.
Can't thank you guys enough for giving me this info, its absolutely fantastic.
I'm buzzed again, whereas i was thinking i had hit my high and was going to swim in circles for the rest.
THANK YOU ALL!!!!!
I think you guys all got something that rang some bells to what i was looking for.
Rebecca did has lots of brothers and sisters, her mother Mary Ann Price died young at 38 so that would make sense she wasn't on the 1901 census as she died after Emily possibly with another child.
keyboard86 - i think you found them as a family the whole of Rebecca's brothers, sisters and parents and their address at the time. Also i am really really excited to look and see if the link to the 1871 census leads me back to Mary Ann's Grandparents and possibly leads me to her parents going back another generation which is utterly amazing. if it wasn't so late i would call my Gran to tell her as she is helping me do this as she knows the most about her mum and dads generation.
Rebecca's siblings were : Amelia, Ellen, William, Alfred, Albert and Emily the youngest.
Her father was William Stewart who was listed as an engineer on Rebecca's death certificate but a Gas fitter on her sister Amelia's death cert. both parents were dead by the time Rebecca married in 1931.
Amelia (Rebecca's sister) born 15 Aug 1884 Westminster died 19 Jan 1968 97 Carron Road, Falkirk, Scotland
Ellen (Rebecca's sister) born 23 May 1886 City of Westminster died 25 Nov 1977 Central Middlesex Hospital
Mary Ann - although apart from the knowledge she died in childbirth, at around age 38 and that my gran had lots of aunts and uncles but some were related and some were just family friends. I don't know how many siblings she might of had and i don't know anything past her so that's very intriguing.
Suzard - that too seems like an interesting path i wonder if that does lead me to his and Mary Ann's parents. Plus with Mary Ann dying young it would make sense that she would be 2 in 1861, and would have been 40 in 1901 but was dead. Plus Emily was 5 in 1901 so Mary Ann died somewhere between 1896 and 1901.
George Price and Mary ___________ married, but i don't know where or when, or if they had kids. But i will look at the Mary Sullivan June to see if she could be the one.
Also my gran threw in an extra tidbit today. Rebecca was the only one born out of westminster and in lambeth area as something about flooding. I have her certificate of birth and its from Lambeth Church.
I wish i could stay up now and get stuck in, lol but i got to sleep lots to do tomorrow but i am definitely going to be digging more up and seeing what else i can find out.
Can't thank you guys enough for giving me this info, its absolutely fantastic.
I'm buzzed again, whereas i was thinking i had hit my high and was going to swim in circles for the rest.
THANK YOU ALL!!!!!
Plus i am still trying to get my head around where to look, how to follow things its all a bit overwhelming 
at this point lol but i did find my great uncle jack who died in Greece in WWI and found his date of death, cemetery and my gran was so happy as her father never knew any of that after he was told he'd died in action. so its worth it.