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Essex Completed Lookup Requests / Re: Lower Leyton burial
« on: Saturday 15 March 25 10:48 GMT (UK)  »
This is a very old thread, but I am myself researching William Johnson and specifically his house on Knotts Green, which my family lived in in the 1800s

Quote from: Novak20 on Friday 06 January 06 15:08 GMT (UK)
Hi,

I've got a PCC will from 1757 for William Johnson who 'desire may be interred in the vault where my late honoured father lyes at Low Layton in the County of Essex...'

I wonder what would be the church in question, and whether baptisms/burials have been indexed?

thanks,
Mike

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Family History Beginners Board / Re: George Henry Hales
« on: Thursday 03 November 22 09:30 GMT (UK)  »
Quote from: bobfilm on Thursday 25 November 10 09:44 GMT (UK)
I am having trouble trying to find George Henry Hales in 1881
I have him either side -

1871 at Knotts Green, Leyton
George H. Hales born abt 1842 in Boreham, Essex. Occupation: Coachman. Married to Elizabeth Revel born abt 1835 in Leytonstone, Essex. With their Nephew William Hales born abt 1868 in Leytonstone, Essex

1891 at 1 High Road, Delaprie Terrace, Low Leyton.
George H. Hales Occupation: Coachman. Married to Elizabeth (50) son George Henry Hales Occupation: Auxiliary Postman
ALSO
I cannot find his son's marriage
George Henry Hales born 1846 in Hockley, Essex.  Marries 'Elizabeth'.
I have him in 1901 at 1 High Road, Delaprie Terrace, Low Leyton. Occupation: Photographer.
Married with a daughter - Dorothy Edna Elizabeth born 1900 in Leyton, Essex, and his mother.
and ten years later at 4 Rhodesia Road, Stockwell with daughter, mother and cousin William George Hales – Single born 1868 in Leytonstone, Essex.
I cannot find a record of his death.

ANY ASSISTANCE ON FINDING FAMILES WELCOME

I have a family connection to Hales the photographer - he was my family’s preferred photographer when they lived at Knotts Green House/Barclays House in the late 19th century.

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