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Offline pjbuk007

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Re: A family mystery
« Reply #9 on: Tuesday 17 June 08 21:58 BST (UK) »
I never knew that!!

Still, quite tedious to go through if you are not sure, but thank you !!!!
BENNET(T); NRY- Brotton, CON
BURTON; NRY- Saltburn, Guisborough, Marske, Stokesley
Judge Newark Lincoln BURTON , USA
DALES; NRY- Brotton, LIN - Orby
DAVIES
GEORGE: GLA - Oystermouth & Penarth, CON
LINCOLN. Middlesbrough, NRY, Durham
PERRETT Gloucestershire
QUESTED London. Assisting with One-name Study.
TRASK; GLA - Cardiff, Barry etc, SOM - South Petherton
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Re: A family mystery
« Reply #10 on: Tuesday 17 June 08 23:01 BST (UK) »
Quote from: PaulineJ on Tuesday 17 June 08 21:46 BST (UK)
Carol,
you are  referring to the transcribed index; I'm not

Pauline

Oh sorry- is there another one then?

After over 20 years of doing my own family history I'm still learning  ;D

Carol
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Re: A family mystery
« Reply #11 on: Friday 27 June 08 16:59 BST (UK) »
Quote from: cath151 on Tuesday 17 June 08 20:41 BST (UK)
Hi,
Possible for Ediths death

OND 1930 Neville Edith H       Marylebone  1a 595

I have searched deaths from 1928 to dec 1931 and this is the only Edith where age and place of death fit, the next nearest is Edith M Neville aged 36 Newton A.
 Best wishes
 Cathy :)

Hi Cathy

I received the OND 1930 Neville Edith H death certificate today and it is the person I was looking for.  She died as a result of a diabetic coma ten years after the discovery of insulin. I believe this was because her mother preferred treatment by some 'quack'. Such a shame but had she lived her husband wouldn't have married again and I wouldn't have my husband.
A child born to Edith H and Leslie Robin Neville died from hydrocephalus but when I've yet to find out.

My husband's mother, Leslie Neville's 2nd wife, ripped all the pages that didn't relate to her out of the family bible so we all had to go on were the odd things that were inadvertently let slip.

Thanks so much for your help


Regards

Monica

regards

Monica
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