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Lancashire Completed Lookup Requests / Re: Manchester Mystery of surname link
« on: Monday 06 October 08 02:51 BST (UK) »
Hello again, Kirsten. I have just typed a long reply only to find it's disappeared so here I go again, hopefully with better luck. This is Isabelle's death notice:
Osborne - on June 8th at Honeyburn, Spath Road, Didsbury, Bell Sinclair, widow of George E. Osborne and daughter of late Sir William Sinclair of Manchester. Service at Manchester crematorium on Wednesday June 11 at 10.30 am. In quiries to Kendal Milne & Co.
I have her mother's notice as well if you'd like it.
I have a lot of information about Sir William, some from the internet and some from Manchester.
His other family members were
Jane (my ggrandmother) b. 1839 (no official date yet); Angus b.1841 (no official date), Alexander b.Sept 30,1853.
As you are researching the Osborne side you may not want any more information on the Sinclairs but I have some more. Angus was well known in the US and can be found on line. Donald also went to the US.
It's lovely to be in touch and thanks for your prompt, informative replies. Best wishes.
Margaret
Osborne - on June 8th at Honeyburn, Spath Road, Didsbury, Bell Sinclair, widow of George E. Osborne and daughter of late Sir William Sinclair of Manchester. Service at Manchester crematorium on Wednesday June 11 at 10.30 am. In quiries to Kendal Milne & Co.
I have her mother's notice as well if you'd like it.
I have a lot of information about Sir William, some from the internet and some from Manchester.
His other family members were
Jane (my ggrandmother) b. 1839 (no official date yet); Angus b.1841 (no official date), Alexander b.Sept 30,1853.
As you are researching the Osborne side you may not want any more information on the Sinclairs but I have some more. Angus was well known in the US and can be found on line. Donald also went to the US.
It's lovely to be in touch and thanks for your prompt, informative replies. Best wishes.
Margaret