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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Ship Name (Handwriting Deciphering)
« on: Sunday 08 February 26 14:56 GMT (UK)  »
I can't figure out the ship name at the top (circled), I think it end with "sit" but not completely sure.  :-\ 

The ones below it are Lady Havelock and Countess Of Durham.

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The Common Room / Re: Help with a brick wall please!
« on: Sunday 01 February 26 22:25 GMT (UK)  »
Yes all that have been said above is correct, i have been reading one of his published works "The Living Christ In Modern China" that is about his life in China and he mentions his family occasionally https://archive.org/details/livingchristinmo0000youn/mode/1up

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The Common Room / Re: Help with a brick wall please!
« on: Sunday 01 February 26 20:07 GMT (UK)  »
Thank you very much! I will find and add this to my tree as soon as i can!  ;D

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The Common Room / Re: Help with a brick wall please!
« on: Sunday 01 February 26 19:09 GMT (UK)  »
And the writing in the album:

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The Common Room / Re: Help with a brick wall please!
« on: Sunday 01 February 26 19:07 GMT (UK)  »
Leonora with her sister Penelope circa 1902/1903

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The Common Room / Help with a brick wall please!
« on: Sunday 01 February 26 19:04 GMT (UK)  »
(Apology's if this post is in the wrong category)

Leonora Emma Haslop was born between July and September 1898 at  Chorlton-Cum-Hardy, Manchester. Her parents were William G Haslop (1870-1950) and Amelia J Briscoe (1866-1929), she also had a younger sister Penelope. The family seemed to live at two addresses at once. Her grandfather's shop at 37-39 Upper Street, Islington and 62 Woodside Green, Middlesex. It was possible they lived at Woodside and the shop was simply the family business. (It's important to note Leonora and her parents lived at Manchester during the 1901 Census.)

In the Haslop family album there are a few photos of Leonora and the rest of her family, someone had written that she died in 1969 and married a Young so i went and looked it up and found a Leonora Young buried at the Kippen Cemetery in Scotland with a George A Young. Someone visited and took a photo of their headstone for me and it confirmed this was the correct person as she was referred to a Nora Haslop who died February 5th 1969 and was the wife to Rev George A Haslop (Who died March 20th 1991).

Here is the complicated bit: I tried to find a Leonora or Nora or even Emma Young/Haslop married to a George Young and found a 1939 register for a Emma living with a George Young in Islington but that Emma's maiden name was Wallace not Haslop.

I even looked manually for a marriage for a Haslop and Young in case someone had either somehow not transcribed it or it was transcribed so badly it hadn't showed up but it doesn't seem to exist neither does a census or birth record for any children nor anything in the newspapers. If anyone knew these people, has some advice or can help in any way please do because i have no idea what else to try!  :-\

(I will post everything i have mentioned here and this is the link to her FindaGrave: http://www.rootschat.com/links/01u76/)

Thank you!   ;D

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Census and Resource Discussion / Census find (1921)
« on: Friday 23 January 26 15:24 GMT (UK)  »
I wonder if the wife of husband wrote this? I have heard of suffragettes protesting using the 1921 and 1911 census but I've never seen this one before!

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Graveyards and Gravestones / Re: Deceased Online Burial Information Help
« on: Saturday 13 December 25 17:37 GMT (UK)  »
Thank you all for your help! ;D I agree that it's some sort of pauper plot. 

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