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Dear Sadie,

Yes Mary Ann Wilkinson was my great great grandmother! I don't know anything about her parents or indeed anything before the birth/baptism I found on the net. She married Thomas Eves and had 12 children (or at least that's the number I've found).

I know very little about Thomas Eves either, other than his parents were John Eves & Mary Barker of Staithes ( Whitby?).

One of Mary Ann Wilkinson's children was Elizabeth Eves who married James Stead Barker and one of their daughters, Rhoda Barker was my maternal grandmother.

How wonderful to have found such a source. I'd love to hear all the details and if any mention was made of James Stead Barker's father because he was never named as such!

Looking forward to hearing from you soon!

Maxie

 

I'm still  trying to find details of the Baptism of Emma Bath in Vernham's Dean. Her father may have been Willaim Bath, not James as previously found.

In fact any of the Bath family baptisms performed in Vernham's Dean would be a great help to me.

Maxie
 

Hi everyone,

I'd like to thank everyone too.

 It is true that I have been looking for Alexander for ages and I don't want anyone to think I've been time  wasting 
I was hoping that I might find something now that there are so many new records available.

Still hoping 

Thank you so much, Valda.

It helps to know that the two records I couldn't access are not relevant to my search. I'll have to look further afield. Maybe Alexander and Emma didn't marry at all, despite her giving her name as Emma Mckay.
 
Maxie

I'm looking for the marriage of Alexander Mckay and Emma Bath around or before 1867, in St. Pancras. Her 'maiden' name was given as Emma Bath on the birth certificate of her son, but I wonder if she may have been married before, and so might be known as something other than "Bath" on the marriage certificate.

So I'm looking for any marriage of Alexander McKay in the St. Pancras area!

Maxie