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Jane ???
« on: Wednesday 01 November 06 17:36 GMT (UK) »
Mary Jane Smith was born Q1 1875? in alwinton and
married Robert william Graham Q3 1896

Her parents on the 1881 census are

James Smith b 1849 scotland
Jane             b 1847 Alwinton
Adam            b 1871 Harford Bridston
Thomas Gray b1873 Harford Bridston
James Rbt     b 1877Alwinton

They lived at Park House in the census

how do i get a birth certificate for Jane Smith without knowing her maiden name

I have found a Jane Gray that married a james smith in glendale in 1869(dont know if this is right but took the Grey from Thomas as this has happened before on a diffrent side of the tree)

do i order a marriage certificate in the hope it is the right one to get her maiden name

Durham; davison, dodd, lumsdon, cummings, arkley
Nrthmbrlnd; graham, burn, smith(alwinton), dodds
yorkshire; chapman

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Re: Jane ???
« Reply #1 on: Wednesday 01 November 06 17:50 GMT (UK) »
do i order a marriage certificate in the hope it is the right one to get her maiden name

No - although it's tempting because of Thomas' middle name, you won't know for sure whether it's the right marriage, would you? Have you found the family on other census returns in case they have in-laws staying with them?

To make sure it's the right marriage, the thing to do would be to order one of the children's birth certs, which would give you her maiden name.

In the meantime, have you found a Jane Grey born ca. 1847 Alwinton on a previous census?
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Re: Jane ???
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 01 November 06 18:07 GMT (UK) »
Looks like the birthplace for the kids should be Herefordshire Bristow...

1871
Bristow, Herefordshire
RG10/2685 98 5
2 Dudnor Cottages

James Smith, head, 22, Shepherd, b. Scotland
Jane, wife, 24, b. Northumberland Alwinton
Adam, son, under 1 mo, b. Bristow
John Price, boarder, unm, 25, Farm servant, b. do.


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Re: Jane ???
« Reply #3 on: Wednesday 01 November 06 18:12 GMT (UK) »
hi Tati

thanks very much for the infomation didn't know where Harford Bridston (Bristow)was at all will look at this lead
Durham; davison, dodd, lumsdon, cummings, arkley
Nrthmbrlnd; graham, burn, smith(alwinton), dodds
yorkshire; chapman


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Re: Jane ???
« Reply #4 on: Wednesday 01 November 06 18:14 GMT (UK) »
I can't see a Jane Grey born ca. 1847 Alwinton  :-\
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Re: Jane ???
« Reply #5 on: Wednesday 01 November 06 19:44 GMT (UK) »
hi   i couldn't find one either 
Durham; davison, dodd, lumsdon, cummings, arkley
Nrthmbrlnd; graham, burn, smith(alwinton), dodds
yorkshire; chapman

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Re: Jane ???
« Reply #6 on: Thursday 02 November 06 12:25 GMT (UK) »
This looks like the only possible birth for little Adam:
Adam Smith - March quarter 1871 - Ross - 6a 494

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Re: Jane ???
« Reply #7 on: Thursday 02 November 06 16:00 GMT (UK) »
Hi,

This looks like Thomas,

Thomas Gray SMITH  Dec Q  1872  Ross  v.6a  p.457

If you get one of these birth certificates and find the mother is Jane GRAY, I wonder if this could be her...

Birth
Jane GREY  Dec Q 1846  Rothbury  v.25  p.386

Rothbury was the registration district for Alwinton, (about 9 miles away).

This could be her in 1861, in the registration district of Glendale,

1861  RG9/3893  f.33  p.11  Chatton
Hetson Law???

Jane GREY     Head  Un  60   Householder  Northd Kirknewton
Mary   " "      Niece  Un  37  Ag Scholar?       "  "        "  "
Jane   "  "       " "          14   Scholar            "  "    Rothbury


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Re: Jane ???
« Reply #8 on: Friday 03 November 06 19:25 GMT (UK) »
hi daisy

will look into this thanks for the info
Durham; davison, dodd, lumsdon, cummings, arkley
Nrthmbrlnd; graham, burn, smith(alwinton), dodds
yorkshire; chapman