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Staffordshire / Re: DOLPHIN's of Aston B'ham
« on: Thursday 20 April 17 09:02 BST (UK)  »
The only Edward DOLPHIN I have on my tree is Edward B.1857 at Solihull, I have no mention of a Martha. Edward was christened at St Aphledge, Solihull on 16th Sept 1857, his father was Edwin Avery DOLPHIN, Sorry I cannot be of any more help

Regards Tony Dolphin

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Armed Forces / Re: RAF Haydock
« on: Tuesday 23 February 10 16:48 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks for the kind regards for Dad. I think the SWO livednext door to us a little ginger haired guy - bit firery if I recall :-)
Strange full circle I now live in Spain - one of my brothers old school pals lives in the new Avery Square. He also has a house in Spain not far from me.
What a small world.

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Armed Forces / Re: RAF Haydock
« on: Tuesday 23 February 10 15:08 GMT (UK)  »
Interesting reading, we as a family moved to Haydock in 1956 and lived in 12, Avery Square, AMQ's. I understand that my father was a bit of a stickler on the discip side W/o Dolphin. Sadly he died in 2007, but he got a fair old whack from Auntie Betty pension wise! I left Haydock in 1960 and joined up as a 'Plumber'. My father was posted to RAF Changi in mid 1960, he retired in 1962. I can recall most of the names referred to in that period plus some others. I went to Haydock Sec Mod school down in the village. We used to play up on the Squarts Croft as the slag heap at the back of the camp was known. Interesting times...... There was the Rice family, Ranson's, Kerr's, McIntyre's, Bryce's. Cannot recall the CO's name but his son was stone deaf but a good laugh. My last memory of the camp was getting on the bus to go to RAF St Athans in May 1960. Thanks for the memories

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England / Re: Hannah Dolphin
« on: Tuesday 23 February 10 14:28 GMT (UK)  »
Danniel BUTLER and Mary Ann GOODE, searched the census either side for them - :-( no trace

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England / Re: Hannah Dolphin
« on: Tuesday 23 February 10 14:08 GMT (UK)  »
I have a copy of the marriage at St Andrews in the parish of Netherston, Dudley, which took place on the 6/09/1876. At that time they stated they both lived at Cradley and that both fathers were deceased. This latter fact I can disprove by other census and birth/death certificates. Thomas’s father died in 1880 and Hannah Massey (if that was her name) was born allegedly in Cheadle. I have her living with her grandparents in 1861 in Cheadle then quite rightly she pops up on the 1881 census at Love lane, Aston, B’ham with a son David and a daughter Jane Annie. I have birth certs for both which prove location and relationships. What I do not know is, where were they both in 1871 – they are not on that census! On David’s birth  cert (b 1878 Lord St, Walsall) Hannah is formerly Massey, declared by Thomas – on Jane’s (b 1880 Love lane Aston) he declares her formerly Hall! Why? How can I prove that the certificate I have for the Dudley marriage is them?
On the cert of marriage 1876, Hannah declares herself as a spinster not ‘widow’ formerly Hall. Thomas declares himself as a bachelor. No ages are given. Where does Thomas get the name Hall from which he uses again on a later child's birth declaration and Massey on my grandfathers.


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England / Hannah Dolphin
« on: Monday 22 February 10 15:45 GMT (UK)  »
I have a bit of an enigma as follows:
My great grandfather Thomas Dolphin b.1845 in Aston, Birmingham, UK possibly married one Hannah Massey b.1853 at Cheadle on or about 1872. Or so they state! However on some birth certificates she gives her name as Hannah Dolphin formerly Massey, on another she give Hannah Dolphin formerly Hall. On one census (1881) return she states her name as Annie but subsequent census she gives the name Hannah.
I have searched the marriage records under all the names she used but cannot find any trace of the marriage that cross refers with a registry entry that is the same as one Thomas Dolphin other than one in Dudley in 1876.
This I suspect is not them or they lied about their parents being deceased, also I can find other Dolphin's and Massey's who had similarly called children who lived in Dudley at that time.
To compound matters I cannot find any death record of Hannah Massey/Dolphin/Hall other than one in 1939 in Stockport. But my late father was convinced she was dead before his birth in 1916. I have sent for a copy of that certificate.
Hannah's last appearance is on the 1911 census when she is 56 years of age.
Can anyone help?

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Staffordshire / Re: DOLPHIN's of Aston B'ham
« on: Monday 22 February 10 14:30 GMT (UK)  »
Did you get my mail Cassy?

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Staffordshire Lookup Requests / Re: Thomas Dolphin Marriage to Hannah Massey
« on: Monday 22 February 10 14:20 GMT (UK)  »
Have replied to you and sent you other mail also pdf file. Did you get them?

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Staffordshire Lookup Requests / Re: Thomas Dolphin Marriage to Hannah Massey
« on: Friday 22 January 10 19:23 GMT (UK)  »
Hello Cassy,
Indeed we are, Thomas was my grandfather b.1890 and his sisters are as you say. I have just sent off for some marriage and birth certificates for Sarah & Minnie. They also had a brother David William Dolphin who's past I have yet to delve into but I have his birth certificate. I am liaising with a lady from Solihull trying to find out when Thomas b.1845 and Hannah Massey b.1853 were married and where? They are proving very elusive but we are able to say beyond doubt that the male lineage goes way back to the 17th century. Perhaps you would like to email me and I can give you more detail. Where do you fit into the tree? Our Great grandfather was born 1845 in Aston Birmingham and his father was born in Tanworth in Arden in 1802.
Regards TD

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