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Offline kickbuttgirlie

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Re: Arthur Barham
« Reply #9 on: Sunday 26 August 07 20:56 BST (UK) »
Hi Just a quick thought but I am researching BANHAM in Suffolk and have found some of ours listed as BARHAM so might be worth you checking the other that too.

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Lincolnshire: Chilcott, Barratt, Robinson, Twidale, Beacock

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Re: Arthur Barham
« Reply #10 on: Sunday 26 August 07 21:15 BST (UK) »
Hi KGB thanks for your interest, I will get a look down that lane as well. I am amazed at the info that is pouring in after such a long period of drought. I only picked up on Arthur again after I re-found his service records after a long while. I don't think that he wanted to be found as his service records folder was out of place in the file and it was only as I was replacing the others back in the box that I spotted him lurking at the back.
Great stuff for me even if he is well off the main trunk
Thanks again
Bob
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Re: Arthur Barham
« Reply #11 on: Sunday 26 August 07 22:05 BST (UK) »
More advice required please.  If my Arthur Barham (as indicated on his service docs) is also named as Bareham/Bearham/Beacham and maybe even Banham, what would be the best way of recording him on my tree on Ancestry (for instance)
Thanks
Bob
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Re: Arthur BARHAM
« Reply #12 on: Tuesday 28 August 07 14:21 BST (UK) »
You can add alternate names on your Ancestry tree.  Not sure if/when/how they show up though.

You can also add alternate names and corrections on census data and (I think) bmd indexes on Ancestry.

I always make a point of correcting any mistakes I find on Ancestry, as it's from other's corrections that I've made some very useful connections with distant and not so distant relatives.
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East London & Suffolk: Guest, Scrutton
East London: Palfreman (prev Tyneside), Bissell, Collis, Dearlove, Ettridge
Herts: Camac, Collis, Mason, Dorrington, Siggens
Marylebone & Sussex: Cole
London & Huntingdonshire: Freeman
Bowland: Marsden, Noble
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Re: Arthur BARHAM
« Reply #13 on: Wednesday 29 August 07 12:10 BST (UK) »
Thanks Aulus. I'll put his other possible names as alternate but keep him as Barham. This is what he is shown as in the documents that I have and in the Belfast 1901 census
Thanks for your interest
Bob
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Re: Arthur BARHAM
« Reply #14 on: Tuesday 04 August 15 13:28 BST (UK) »
Arthur Barham was my Great Great Grandfather he was married to an Eleanor Dudgeon. Arthur and family are buried in Belfast city cemetery. Could you give me some more info on him if you have any.
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