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Scotland / Re: Myers baptism circa 1821
« on: Tuesday 04 May 21 17:45 BST (UK)  »
Hello Monica

For some reason I'd never registered that Daniel Myers mentions a daughter in the Court proceedings. I was probably too busy trying to link them to Isaac when I read that a few years ago. Thank you for pointing that out. A big clue in linking them I think.

Yes, I'd seen both military records and ruled them out as being too young and no obvious link to anyone or any place.

bw

Donald

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Scotland / Re: Myers baptism circa 1821
« on: Monday 03 May 21 20:55 BST (UK)  »
Hello Monica

Daniel Myers dies in 1840 so doesn't make it to a census unfortunately. The Jane Myers dies in 1842 in the same workhouse. I've also got a newspaper article that mentions them both as witnesses. On Isaac's marriage cert it lists his father as Daniel Myers, soldier.

So I'm pretty certain that Daniel and Jane are Isaac's parents. And on the baptism of Mary Jane's daughter in London it lists her own parents as Daniel and Jane Myers. Non-conformist records list the mother's parents as well for some reason. So my reasoning is that Isaac and Mary Jane are siblings.

bw

Donald

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Scotland / Re: Myers baptism circa 1821
« on: Monday 03 May 21 08:11 BST (UK)  »
Thanks Kay. I didn't know about that site. Will have a look and try some variations on spellings.

bw

Donald

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Scotland / Myers baptism circa 1821
« on: Monday 03 May 21 07:47 BST (UK)  »
Hello

I'm trying to link my London Myers family back to Scotland with little success and was wondering if anyone had baptism records for a Mary Jane Myers born about 1821 in Scotland to Daniel and Jane Myers. Or any other Myers baptised to a Daniel and Jane around that period.

My actual direct ancestor is Isaac Myers, born 'at sea' but I think his parents were a Daniel and Jane Myers.

I've tried Findmypast and Ancestry but with not much luck.

Thanks

Donald

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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Re: Street Directories Hulme
« on: Sunday 09 February 14 20:15 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks Ron and Dave, some very helpful information. Definitely pinpoints the shop on the map. The 1913 reference to Florence Coe I'd not seen before either. My great grandmother Sarah Ann Coe was known as Florence Coe for some reason.

Many thanks for your help.

Donald

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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Re: Street Directories Hulme
« on: Thursday 06 February 14 18:44 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks Dave, that's very kind of you and confirms what I thought. Sadly the Manchester Local Image Collection hasn't any photos of that corner. They have a photo of 109 next door!!!! :)

Thanks

Donald

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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Re: Street Directories Hulme
« on: Thursday 06 February 14 09:57 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks Saddles. Does the directory give any indication where these would have been in the street e.g. I think 107 Upper Moss Lane was somewhere near the junction with Craven Street. I know in some directories they list where the houses break for another road.

best wishes

Donald

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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Street Directories Hulme
« on: Wednesday 05 February 14 23:00 GMT (UK)  »
Hello

Would anyone have access to street directories for Hulme for the 1930s and 40s? Or are these available online anywhere? I know my family had a furniture brokers at 107 Upper Moss Lane and lived at 41 Bishop Street. I'm trying to find these on a map so I can possibly match them with photographs in the online Manchester Local Image Collection. I'm hoping that from the street directories I can narrow down where the buildings were in the roads e.g. between two side roads etc

The properties would be listed under James Starkie Coe or one of his sons Harold or Gerald Coe.

Thanks

Donald

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Dorset Lookup Requests / Re: Davis & Stayner in Dorchester
« on: Thursday 16 January 14 21:35 GMT (UK)  »
Hello Arnaud

The fifth child was Eliza Davis born 1836 and died 1845.  She's on the 1841 census with the family at St John Street Road, Clerkenwell. She was buried on 11th June, 1845 at St James', Clerkenwell. The burial record lists her as living at Upper Ashby Street and her age as eight-and-a-half.

Helen Davis who was one of the other chiildren married George Cobb in 1862 and died in 1929. I don't know what happened to John Davis (1838-?) or Henry (1831-?) and his wife Maria Garrod.

I'll have a close look at your tree over the weekend. It looks very comprehensive.

Coe75 is my younger brother.

best wishes

Donald

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