George Gardner

[Gadget]

He's in Northallerton, Barry RG12/4027 Folio 131 Page 7

I see that granddaughter, Corina Ida peacock, aged 15 is with them 

Gadget

PS Why doesn't your website's surname list have any Gardner's on it?

[mongoose2]

thanks for Northallerton and I havent upped the pages yet Gadget I'm not that quick. Have entered details in Legacy and next step will be to create pages and then up to website and then amend George's page to include the historical detail.

I'll need to do my job in between.

I still need to earn some money lol

Barry

[mongoose2]

Gadget I have contacted Northallerton prison and they have referred me to the reference library in Northallerton who will see what records they hold for the Prison. So watch this space.

[mongoose2]

Gadget if have another look you will find George et al have been added. Am now in the process of adding some extra historical info courtesy of yours and Tom's searches. I will post the link to George's page as soon as it has been finished.

Thanks for all your help so far

Barry

[Gadget]

Thanks, Barry. it will make an interesting read 

I clicked on your travels as well 

Gadget

[mongoose2]

Ok Gadget page up there

http://www.mongoose.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/2000.htm

and........

Northallerton Library rang and they are sending me some info on George

He is buried there MI says died 5th May 1895

Selina died 10/4/1926

the grave holds 4 bodies

George, Selina, Carine Ida peacock age 15, and Charles edward Gardner age 2 in 1865

I await the rest of the stuff from the library

[Gadget]

Looking good, Barry 

If you get the BMD cert for William Wathen that I found a few pages ago you could probably get Mary's maiden name  :

Gadget

I have a possible birth record for William Wathen:

Dec q, 1843, Brentford, Middx, Vol 3, page 25

Gadget

Gadget 

[tidybooks]

Hi Gadget and Mongoose,

Well done, Gadget, proving mother and daughter ties it all together. The name Warren I thought was a mistranscription for Wathen. Sometimes we go up blind alleys, eh...lots of times.

I still wonder how the Army register births when posted abroad, I cannot find Isabella Jane Gardner's birth.

Tom

[Gadget]

Hi Tom, if they were abroad, it is likely to have been registered at the nearest British Consul Office and then be up on findmypast.

The problem here is that it was Ireland which was part of the UK until 1922 (I stand corrected if this is not so but 1922 was the final partition as far as I remember). And we are all aware of the problem with such records 

Gadget