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Durham / Re: Elizabeth Ann Grady
« on: Wednesday 10 December 25 11:31 GMT (UK) »
Again!! Thanks so much!
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Durham / Re: Elizabeth Ann Grady
« on: Tuesday 09 December 25 17:07 GMT (UK) »
That sounds like her!! She was born in the Silksworth/Tunstall area of Sunderland !
Thank you!
Thank you!
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Durham / Elizabeth Ann Grady
« on: Tuesday 09 December 25 15:17 GMT (UK) »
Hi
Iam following the children of Thomas Grady (born in Sunderland on the 23rd March 1862), and his wife, Rose Ann Hanratty (born in Scotland on the 9th June 1862) - they married in Sunderland on the 25th November 1883.
The couple had eleven children (all of whom I have found and accounted for), of which five died.
The only child I cannot trace into adulthood is their daughter, Elizabeth Ann Grady, born in Sunderland on the 5th March 1899.
She was with her parents in 23 Percival Street, Sunderland in 1901, and with them in 26 North John Street, Dawdon, in 1911.
Her mother died in 40 Church Street, Seaham Harbour on the 5th October 1918.
She is not with her father, Thomas, at the time of the 1921 census, and Thomas died on the 5th August 1935 in 63 Viceroy Street, Seaham Harbour, the property of his widowed daughter, Rose Graham.
Whilst some of Thomas and Rose Ann's children stayed in the North East, several moved away, but are still traceable - but nothing for Elizabeth Ann.
Can anyone find out what happened to her?
Thanks Sue
Iam following the children of Thomas Grady (born in Sunderland on the 23rd March 1862), and his wife, Rose Ann Hanratty (born in Scotland on the 9th June 1862) - they married in Sunderland on the 25th November 1883.
The couple had eleven children (all of whom I have found and accounted for), of which five died.
The only child I cannot trace into adulthood is their daughter, Elizabeth Ann Grady, born in Sunderland on the 5th March 1899.
She was with her parents in 23 Percival Street, Sunderland in 1901, and with them in 26 North John Street, Dawdon, in 1911.
Her mother died in 40 Church Street, Seaham Harbour on the 5th October 1918.
She is not with her father, Thomas, at the time of the 1921 census, and Thomas died on the 5th August 1935 in 63 Viceroy Street, Seaham Harbour, the property of his widowed daughter, Rose Graham.
Whilst some of Thomas and Rose Ann's children stayed in the North East, several moved away, but are still traceable - but nothing for Elizabeth Ann.
Can anyone find out what happened to her?
Thanks Sue
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Durham / Re: Samuel Duncan
« on: Tuesday 02 December 25 18:42 GMT (UK) »
Yes! Phew!! I think that just about sums him up!!
To say he was an habitual criminal would be an understatement- what a man! What a life!
Terrible childhood which led to a life of crime.
His son, John, spent his childhood with his maternal grandparents and then his maternal aunt.
Touched on a life of crime, enlisted in 1914 and suffered terrible mental health problems later- died at a relatively young age.
A sad story 😞
But thanks so much for your interest and input
Sue
To say he was an habitual criminal would be an understatement- what a man! What a life!
Terrible childhood which led to a life of crime.
His son, John, spent his childhood with his maternal grandparents and then his maternal aunt.
Touched on a life of crime, enlisted in 1914 and suffered terrible mental health problems later- died at a relatively young age.
A sad story 😞
But thanks so much for your interest and input
Sue
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Durham / Re: Samuel Duncan
« on: Sunday 30 November 25 11:53 GMT (UK) »
Fabulous!! Thank you so much again
Sue
Sue
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Durham / Re: Samuel Duncan
« on: Sunday 30 November 25 09:26 GMT (UK) »
Thanks so much for this!!
Can I just ask, where you found the information regarding Samuel's birth and baptism?
Thanks again
Sue
Can I just ask, where you found the information regarding Samuel's birth and baptism?
Thanks again
Sue
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Durham / Re: Samuel Duncan
« on: Saturday 29 November 25 18:39 GMT (UK) »
The whole family, from start to finish, have been a nightmare
Sue
But really appreciate help!
Sue
But really appreciate help!
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Durham / Re: Samuel Duncan
« on: Saturday 29 November 25 18:33 GMT (UK) »
Fantastic find...but when did William marry Louise?
Sue
Sue