Warrick name

[Arranroots]

You seem to be collecting WARWICKs! 

I am not quite sure whether you are asking for these look-ups or not?

Let me know.

It is easier to follow people through the censuses as you biuld up a picture of the person, which makes it easier to tell when you have found the right person.  Whoever transcribed them before has not recorded occupations which can be quite helpful too.

kind regards, Arranroots 

[aussiegirl10]

HI,
Sorry I was actually asking for clarification on what I had found.
As I am still a bit new at this family tree stuff.

My main area of interest was originally Warwick/Warrick and now that you have been able tio help me I am able to link some of  the names  that I had down in my questionable page of research.

Is there anything else that you could tell me about Sarah Sears. and her family.
Regards Tracey

[Arranroots]

Hi Tracey

I had a look at the IGI  www.familysearch.org

I found these, based on the location and the date of birth we were working with for Sarah SEERS

Bap 07 Dec 1788

St Mary's Portsea Hampshire

Parents:Thomas SEERS & Priscilla

Possible siblings

THOMAS SEERS -Christening: 07 JAN 1801 Saint Marys, Portsea, Hampshire, England
 
ELIZABETH SEERS - Christening: 17 APR 1803 Saint Marys, Portsea, Hampshire, England
 
SARAH SEERS - Christening: 07 DEC 1788 Saint Marys, Portsea, Hampshire, England
 
ANN SEERS - Christening: 10 JAN 1790 Saint Marys, Portsea, Hampshire, England
 
PRISCILLA SEARS - Christening: 16 SEP 1787 Saint Marys, Portsea, Hampshire, England


Ideally, you would want to see the original records to check whether these people are really yours, but it seems good fit.  There were no other Sarahs in this timeframe & location.

kind regards, Arranroots 

[aussiegirl10]

Thank you again so much,

I shall have a look at the British isles Vital records at the State Library
when I next visit,
Now that I have a new avenue to research,
However my family tree is almost complete thanks to everyone who answered my queries on Rootschat.
Just one more question:  I far back can you trace a family  tree in UK?

Regards Tracey

[Arranroots]

How far?

Well, all of us go all the way back or we wouldn't be here! 

As to how you can support this with documentation, it depends.

My own lines are stuck at about 1800 in some cases, because of lack of evidence and relatively common names.  Others I have had access to primary records and can get further.

You will see folk who have documented trees that stretch back centuries, but some seem a bit weak on evidence - "my ancestor had that name & lived in that county, therefore..."

It depends how certain you want to be and on a lot of luck and no illegitimacies unless bastardy orders were issued!

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