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Hello John,

Wow, what can I say, but a huge thank you for taking the time to research this one so thoroughly  Very kind of you.

Think the certificate is the way to go, have to add it to my list of ones to get.

Thanks again 

Hi,

Eleanor Howlett married George Samuel Drawbridge q2 1899, Sevenoaks, Kent.

Therefore I think you can discount the one from your post above.

JJ

Thanks JJ, thats disapponting as I thought I was on to something (finally!)  Thanks for looking.

Hello,

Am rediscovering my tree (again!) after a break   Thought I'd try and investigate the 'dead ends' that I was stuck on the last time around but have drawn a blank already!

Could anyone shed any light on
Georgina Eleanor (or Ellen) Mason on the 1891 census?  b1866 in Felmersham.

I have her in '71 at home and '81 (I think in Surrey as a domestic servant as Ellen Mason) but drawing a blank after this.  She could have married I suppose.  I did find 2 possible marriages on Free BMD but searching on married names for the 1901 census also draws a blank.

(Marriages Dec 1893  W. Bromich and Marriages Sep 1895 Pancras - Georgina Ellen Mason)

Just wondered what happened to her, as her and her siblings seemed to have moved around quite a bit.

Thought I might be missing something really obvious and I remember how helpful you all are on here

Hello and happy new year!

I'm rediscovering my family tree after taking a year or so out.

I've recently found my my g-g aunts death certificate (she died in 1924 in Penrith) and her husband George Forsyth is listed as Inspector of Police.  I'd like to know what happened to him after her death as I've recently visited her grave and he's not on the headstone, so can only assume he remarried/moved away.  (Found them on the 1911 census living in Keswick with 2 children - Lily (7) and George (4).  George senior was a police sergeant then, so has progressed to inspector by 1924).

Does anyone know how I would go about tracing him through police records - are there any records for policemen online?

Thanks

Yes I wondered the same.  Seem to remember it was transcribed as MaGill on the 1851 Census when they were living in Cumbria