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Nottinghamshire / Re: Faulconbridge of Nottingham
« on: Thursday 14 July 05 18:26 BST (UK) »
Hi Audrey,
Your William Faulconbridge is not in my tree, that said don't mean he's not related.
I don't have a William around 1811.
There are two William's, first one being the son of Joseph Faulkenbridge born 02 Sept 1791 in Cotgrave Notts.
The second one being the above William's son 15 Aug 1830 in Strelley Notts.
I think there is a connection with Bulwell as of yet I have not found it.
I have also in my tree noticed that the first children born nearly always took the name of the mother or father depending on which sex was born.
I have a website with most of the census, births, deaths and marriages for the counties in Notts.
It also has a lot of history and pictures dating back to the early 1800's.
I discovered on this site that the Faulconbridge's had a post office in Strelley and were postmasters.
Not sure if it's possible to post open links on here to other sites.
If anyone would like a link to it please send me a message.
David
Your William Faulconbridge is not in my tree, that said don't mean he's not related.
I don't have a William around 1811.
There are two William's, first one being the son of Joseph Faulkenbridge born 02 Sept 1791 in Cotgrave Notts.
The second one being the above William's son 15 Aug 1830 in Strelley Notts.
I think there is a connection with Bulwell as of yet I have not found it.
I have also in my tree noticed that the first children born nearly always took the name of the mother or father depending on which sex was born.
I have a website with most of the census, births, deaths and marriages for the counties in Notts.
It also has a lot of history and pictures dating back to the early 1800's.
I discovered on this site that the Faulconbridge's had a post office in Strelley and were postmasters.
Not sure if it's possible to post open links on here to other sites.
If anyone would like a link to it please send me a message.
David