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The Common Room / Re: Unknown names in family grave
« on: Monday 23 July 12 20:01 BST (UK) »
Thanks carol that's the family in 1901 no sign of anyone
Else living there though!
Else living there though!
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The Common Room / Re: Unknown names in family grave
« on: Monday 23 July 12 14:49 BST (UK) »
Thanks folks. To clarify does the address for thomas coleman have any other occupants in the house at the time of the census maybe Peter johnson?
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The Common Room / Re: Unknown names in family grave
« on: Friday 20 July 12 19:25 BST (UK) »
Thanks Cell and Nick very interesting. My great grandad was a mariner
Born in Copenhagen as Pete Jensen but Anglisied his Name
To Johnson at some stage. Might be some connection between the families
With the sailing ships. Does it say where he lived in Liverpool?.
Born in Copenhagen as Pete Jensen but Anglisied his Name
To Johnson at some stage. Might be some connection between the families
With the sailing ships. Does it say where he lived in Liverpool?.
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The Common Room / Re: Unknown names in family grave
« on: Thursday 19 July 12 20:32 BST (UK) »
Thanks stan and hat. I have bought a grave
Plot for my family but it would be fairly unusual to have non-related persons
In the same grave. One problem is that only the base stone
Of the grave is intact with my grandparents and their
Daughters name on it. The monument on top is missing so the other names might have been on that. Can anyone trace the two unknown names in the census please?
Plot for my family but it would be fairly unusual to have non-related persons
In the same grave. One problem is that only the base stone
Of the grave is intact with my grandparents and their
Daughters name on it. The monument on top is missing so the other names might have been on that. Can anyone trace the two unknown names in the census please?
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The Common Room / Unknown names in family grave
« on: Thursday 19 July 12 16:19 BST (UK) »
Hi everyone, hope you can help me here. Located my great grandparents and great aunts grave.Peter and Mary Ann johnson and daughter Ann Clarke
In toxteth cemetary and the names on the headstone corresponds to my research,
However looking at the new database for this cemetary and for the grave plot
And number there are two other people in the grave who I don't recognise
As family the plot is 352 cem grave 698. The other
two people are Thomas almond 94 upper Stanhope street toxteth park died26/2/1930
And James Rous 335 eaton road liverpol. Died 8/2/1941.great grandparents were peter and Mary Anne johnson. Can't find the other two occupants in the census it they must have family connections to be buried in the same plot . Can anyone please help. Thanks
In toxteth cemetary and the names on the headstone corresponds to my research,
However looking at the new database for this cemetary and for the grave plot
And number there are two other people in the grave who I don't recognise
As family the plot is 352 cem grave 698. The other
two people are Thomas almond 94 upper Stanhope street toxteth park died26/2/1930
And James Rous 335 eaton road liverpol. Died 8/2/1941.great grandparents were peter and Mary Anne johnson. Can't find the other two occupants in the census it they must have family connections to be buried in the same plot . Can anyone please help. Thanks
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The Common Room / Re: Henley road
« on: Thursday 26 January 12 21:59 GMT (UK) »Hi aghadowey,
I did say I had posted this before but hoped people might have some more info this time around.
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The Common Room / Re: Henley road
« on: Thursday 26 January 12 21:42 GMT (UK) »
Hi stanmapstone,
I Meant to say there are no names in the liverpool record office for this address during the war year.
Brian
I Meant to say there are no names in the liverpool record office for this address during the war year.
Brian
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The Common Room / Henley road
« on: Thursday 26 January 12 20:32 GMT (UK) »
Hi Folks
IHave posted on this forum before but wonder can anyone provide any new info please. Did the ministry of defence use ordinary houses in the second world war as bases for ilitary staff. I can trace the occupants of 26 Henley road up to 1939 but from then to 1945 there are no records of occupants living there.
After that date ocupants can again be traced. A neighbourwho lived there from the time the road was built 1926 hinted that the army occupied the house during the war. Why would they do this any ideas please.
IHave posted on this forum before but wonder can anyone provide any new info please. Did the ministry of defence use ordinary houses in the second world war as bases for ilitary staff. I can trace the occupants of 26 Henley road up to 1939 but from then to 1945 there are no records of occupants living there.
After that date ocupants can again be traced. A neighbourwho lived there from the time the road was built 1926 hinted that the army occupied the house during the war. Why would they do this any ideas please.
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Lancashire / Re: Site of Royal liverpool Hospital
« on: Friday 29 April 11 19:37 BST (UK) »
Thanks for all the replies folks very interesting