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Montgomeryshire / Re: David Reese/Rees of Kerry and Shropshire
« on: Monday 20 May 19 08:55 BST (UK)  »
Re: Birth date of David Herbert Reese.
I don't have his birth year.
My research relates to Margaret Barr's step-sister Annie Elizabeth Bennett.
Oura

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Montgomeryshire / Re: David Reese/Rees of Kerry and Shropshire
« on: Sunday 10 February 19 08:15 GMT (UK)  »
It has been some time since you posted this request, but the following article in the Federal Standard (Chiltern, Vic. : 1914 - 1918)  Fri 4 Jun 1915  Page 2  under OBITUARY provides background on David Reese. Also from the Chiltern cemetery information you will find that he married Margaret Barr who lived in Wodonga at that time. They were married on the 29th April 1861 in Albury (NSW BDM). The Federal Standard is available via Trove digital newspapers.

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Midlothian / James Lind(b. c1786) of Bentyhead farm.
« on: Friday 23 June 17 06:04 BST (UK)  »
Hello,

I am hoping someone can help me find the parents of James Lind of Bentyhead farm, which was about 1 mile south-east of West Calder. When his son James Lind died in a mining accident in 1875 his parents were identified as  “James Lind, Farmer, Deceased and Elizabeth Lind, M.S. Mill, Deceased”. There is an old West Calder poem which includes "Jamie Lind, of Bentyhead". He was also there in the 1841 census. An Elizabeth Mill is recorded in the old parish records as the daughter of “John Mill and Isobel Bryce in Brigend”. She was baptized on the 18th June 1786. Coincidentally, on the same page as Elizabeth Mill’s baptismal record there was the entry; “James Lind and Agnes Burns in Kipsyke had a daughter baptized called Janet”. James Lind and Agnes Burns also had a son James, baptised on the 26th March 1780 and also a son Robert who was recorded in the 1841 as being 63 and living at Little Hartwood, just down the road from Bentyhead.
 
I am hoping someone has a record that links James Lind of Bentyhead to James Lind and Agnes Burns of Kipsyke.

Cheers,
Oura, Australia

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Lancashire / Re: Thomas Jolley, 1843, "Kill'd"
« on: Monday 19 September 16 09:51 BST (UK)  »
It has been a confusing issue for our family. My grandparents had a photo of Mary Jolley taken in 1881 and on the back is a note that says "Mary Hilton (nee Rowe) born 1848 (wife of Matthew Hilton) arrived Sydney on sailing ship 'Hereford' in 1882". And yet her son named William Jolley as her father for her death certificate in 1926. I have had to unpick the relationships in Mary's life. Fortunately Mary and her mother can be traced through the censuses and church records, clearly showing when they started living with Lewis Rowe. I haven't found a marriage with Lewis Rowe, which may turn up in time, but one son was baptized Stephen Rowe Jolley. It is clear that Lewis Rowe was both a father to the youngest children and a de facto stepfather of the older children, including my Mary Jolley.   

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Lancashire / Re: Thomas Jolley, 1843, "Kill'd"
« on: Sunday 18 September 16 23:26 BST (UK)  »
Thank you. Yes, Sarah was the daughter of Thomas Jolley (mentioned in the Preston Chronicle) and Mary Cunliffe. Thomas and Mary grew up in Scholes, Mary on the north side of Hardybutts and Thomas in Scholefield Lane. Mary had two children by unknown fathers before she fell pregnant with Sarah and married Thomas Jolley. Her fourth child she called William Jolley, father unknown. Her fifth child, my Mary Jolley, was the illegitimate daughter of William Jolley (from death certificate). Thomas Jolley had a brother called William and his father was also William, who was the son of William Jolley and Ellen Williams of Scholes. Whilst its somewhat academic whether my ancestor was the brother or the father, I don't like leaving stones unturned. After Mary Cunliffe's father died Mary moved from Hardybutts to Scholefield Lane, lending weight to the possibility that she moved into her father-in-law's house. Mary was recorded as a 33 year old “pauper charwoman” in 1851 when she had another illegitimate child before taking up residence with a Lewis Rowe, and having more children with him. 
Thank you very much for your help. 

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Lancashire / Re: Thomas Jolley, 1843, "Kill'd"
« on: Sunday 18 September 16 07:12 BST (UK)  »
Hi,

I am researching Mary Cunliffe who was married to Thomas Jolley for six months before he was killed in 1843. Their daughter Sarah was born after he died. My ancestor, Mary Jolley was born in Wigan in 1848, the illegitimate daughter of Mary Jolley, nee Cunliffe. William Jolley was recorded as her father in her Australian death certificate. I am assuming that my bloodline ancestor was either Thomas Jolley's brother William or his father, and I am leaning towards his father. Any information about the Jolley family around 1848 could be helpful and appreciated.

Oura
Australia   

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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Re: Mary HILTON (nee ROWE)
« on: Sunday 08 May 16 06:01 BST (UK)  »
Many thanks for your help Heywood, much appreciated.

Unless some new records turn up I think your theory will prove correct.

Kind regards, Oura, Australia

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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Re: Mary HILTON (nee ROWE)
« on: Saturday 07 May 16 01:25 BST (UK)  »
My apology Heywood,

In my last note I incorrectly said that the father of the bride at Mary JOLLEY's marriage was Lewis JOLLEY, he was Lewis ROWE.


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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Re: Mary HILTON (nee ROWE)
« on: Saturday 07 May 16 01:20 BST (UK)  »
Hi Heywood,

The pieces of information that are correct as far as I can determine are:

Mary HILTON died in 1926 in Australia, father "William JOLLY", mother "Unknown". This information was provided on her death certificate by her son "Matthew HILTON". Her grandson James HILTON kept the family bible which records that "Mary HILTON" wife of "Matthew HILTON" was born on the 6th August 1848. I have a photograph of Mary which has on the back, "Photo taken approx. 1881 – Mary HILTON (nee ROWE)". The Lancashire census information shows that "Mary ROWE" was living with Louis ROWE and Mary ROWE in 1861 before she married Matthew HILTON in 1867, where she was recorded as Mary JOLLEY, with the father of the bride being Lewis JOLLEY. Mary HILTON is recorded as living with Mary ROWE in 1871 as a boarder with three of her children and with Matthew HILTON at 25 Victoria Street, Pemberton in 1881.

This is what I have so far.

It appears that Mary JOLLEY was born in 1848 in Wigan to William JOLLEY and was possibly adopted with her siblings by Louis and Mary ROWE.

Thank you Garstonite for your feedback.

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