FOY family

[christmassy]

Wonderful. Thanks again, Celia
christmassy

[celia]

Hi Again

I cant help with your other queries,but here are a couple more bits befor i go off road

Gores 1900 John V Foy Milk Dealer 33 Hatherley St Seacombe
 Thomas Foy 9 Lily Grove Seacombe

1904/5 Year Book Seacombe area of Wallasey
Middle Road Poulton off Ashville Road

17 Middle Road (occupier) William Pink.

Celia

[christmassy]

Hi Celia,
That's brilliant and confirms that they had left in 1904. Thomas Foy may be one of my lot too. I know it's a common name but there are lots of Thomas's in the family. I'll do some work on John V too, you never know!
Many, many thanks,
best wishes,
christmassy

[fergusonsfolly]

Hi Christmassy,
John Owen Foy was my Great Grandad.
My Grandmother was Annie Foy - Married to Arthur Blease.
I have a copy of a reference from his employer at The Seacombe Pressed Brick and Tile Works Ltd on Poulton road, Seacombe, dated 27th July 1903.
Did you know that he also went under the name of Martin Smith?
He served in the 3rd Battallion Grenadier Guards.
This is all from a hand written note produced by my relation Kitty Taylor who is the Daughter of Catherine Foy (my Grandmothers sister) and Bob Taylor.
There is some useful information on the Foys and Costellos.
I will scan it and send to you if it may be useful to you.
John Blease

[christmassy]

Hi John,
This is Christine. Glad to have attracted you to the posting for the Foys; it was a long time ago and I had forgotten all about it. I'm still trying to track them down and back in various places. I'm still at the same email address if you want to get in touch privately. Hope your researches are going well.
best wishes,

[JDGen]

Hi christmassy and fergusonsfolly,

Please use the PM system to exchange email address.  Fergusonsfolly, you will need to make a couple more posts, just reply to this thread a couple of times and you should be fine.  Help on PM's here:

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Hope you are able to help each other out,

Jean