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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Anyone able to read the maiden surname on the attached photo!
« on: Thursday 22 May 25 20:33 BST (UK)  »
Thanks for all your suggestions. David, thanks for the suggestion regarding ScotlandsPeople. I was unaware that they were able to assist further and I’ve done as you suggested! PatLac I can see a strange spelling of Wilfinton so thank you.

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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Anyone able to read the maiden surname on the attached photo!
« on: Thursday 22 May 25 18:15 BST (UK)  »
I’m really struggling to decipher the maiden surname of my ancestor. Anyone able to assist. See attached file.

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Staffordshire / Re: Seabrook - Tipton - What or Where was it?
« on: Tuesday 16 July 24 15:14 BST (UK)  »
Cas, it certainly could be. Sea, seemed a little strange given the lack of proximity in the midlands. Lea brook and its location next to Wednesbury makes far more sense. The next census puts them living in Wednesbury. Thanks for your help. Jim

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Staffordshire / Seabrook - Tipton - What or Where was it?
« on: Tuesday 16 July 24 14:55 BST (UK)  »
Hoping for a little local knowledge. In 1854 my many time great grandparents were married in the Parish church of Tipton. Both of them gave their address at the time as “Seabrook.” Does anyone know if this address/location actually existed? Could it have been a colloquial term used by locals? Could it be a typo and if so what is it likely to have been! Any help gratefully received.

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Renfrewshire / Re: Greenock Poorhouse Inmates
« on: Friday 12 November 21 14:27 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks sugarbakers!

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Renfrewshire / Greenock Poorhouse Inmates
« on: Friday 12 November 21 11:58 GMT (UK)  »
Recent research has uncovered that my wife's GGGrandfather died in the Greenock Poorhouse in 1919. A search of the 1911 census has him as an inmate on that date. I'm keen to see whether his time in the poorhouse was sporadic or constant. I'm also keen to see if an of his children or family were with him.

Does anyone know how I would access the records.

He is; John Scott born around 1854, Ireland.
Married Mary McCurdy in Port Glasgow, Thirteenth December 1884, 7 Scott’s
Lane, Port Glasgow
Died - Greenock Poorhouse, 8th October 1919,
Census 1911 - has him as an inmate.

Any assistance gratefully accepted!

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Lancashire / Re: Trial records
« on: Saturday 30 October 21 15:14 BST (UK)  »
Haywood, living with other family in 1911 and the with the 10th Tank Corps around the end of WW1. Got quite a bit of information on him just need to understand his criminality in 1921.

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Lancashire / Re: Trial records
« on: Saturday 30 October 21 13:00 BST (UK)  »
Shaun, thanks. So Barrow Mags and then Lancaster assizes.

Reference the material disclosed in the indictment there is zero chance that details of victim would be reported in modern proceedings but not so sure about the 20’s!

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Lancashire / Re: Trial records
« on: Saturday 30 October 21 12:38 BST (UK)  »
Shaun, are details of the indictment outlined during commital? Looking for any address or victim details.

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