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Re: census look up please!!
« Reply #36 on: Friday 02 September 11 15:47 BST (UK) »
Hi again - I've heard from the contact on genes & she sounds as mystified as I am with this mixed up family!!
She's descended from James Dalrymple, so on Joseph's 2nd wife's side of things. Still - we're hoping that between us we can help each other to fill in a few gaps.

I've just found an Ada Brown, born Liverpool 1881 on the 1901 census in Camberwell, Middlesex - might just be a possibility for my granny. It's on Ancestry & familysearch, but as I said before, I've no access to the full census at the moment. There's also an Ada May Brown,dob 1884, barmaid, in Middlesex, on FindMyPast but it doesn't state place of birth.
Joseph Norman seems to be in Liverpool in 1901 on the census return (FindMyPast) Having a middle name makes it much easier to narrow things down even if I can't see the full report!!

I don't think I mentioned what got me back into doing my tree again - it's something I normally do in the winter. I'll tell you so long as you promise not to laugh!!!
A couple of weeks ago I watched Who Do You Think You are? with June Brown. When she mentioned having connections with the Mile End Road my ears pricked up!! I thought Mile End.... Brown...... Mid 1900's.....
So... I contacted her on the off-chance there may just be some connection. STOP LAUGHING!!!!! I made you promise!!!! She got back to me very quickly via her daughter (not being very internet savvy) but apparently she's not done much on the Brown side - only knows as far as her parents, around 1900. It was worth a go though - I'll try anyone that looks as though they might have a connection - even Dot Cotton!!!

Well - on that note, I'll say Bye for now & carry on searching!!
Regards,
Kath

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Re: census look up please!!
« Reply #37 on: Friday 02 September 11 16:12 BST (UK) »
Kath,

have to dissapoint you once again.

The Ada Brown, b.1881 in Liverpool in the 1901 Census is the daughter of the family. Parents Edward b. Marylebone  1848 and Louisa Brown. Brothers Frank b. 1878 Liverpool and Albert b. 1883 Liverpool


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Gywnedd/Caernarvonshire: Roberts, Evans;
Glamorganshire: Griffiths, Thomas;
Middlesex: Sibley, Barnett;
Beds: Sibley
Kent: Jury, Hunt;
Yorkshire/Middlesbrough: Wright, Sullivan;
Irleand/Cork: Donovan, Sullivan;
Northern Ireland (Monaghan): Keefe;

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« Reply #38 on: Friday 02 September 11 16:15 BST (UK) »
Ada May Brown, barmaid, was born 1884 in Holloway, London .

 
Gywnedd/Caernarvonshire: Roberts, Evans;
Glamorganshire: Griffiths, Thomas;
Middlesex: Sibley, Barnett;
Beds: Sibley
Kent: Jury, Hunt;
Yorkshire/Middlesbrough: Wright, Sullivan;
Irleand/Cork: Donovan, Sullivan;
Northern Ireland (Monaghan): Keefe;

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« Reply #39 on: Friday 02 September 11 16:39 BST (UK) »
Hi Blodwen - Thanks for looking!
You must be fed up with me & my Ada by now!!
I reckon I've been on the right track with Joseph the postie all along! It just threw me when I searched (for the umpteenth time!) for anything new on Joseph & co & found the Joseph B, school caretaker in Bradford. Bit of a coincidence, 2 Joseph Browns & both with a daughter named Ada & a Bradford connection!!
Still don't know if my Joseph B was a caretaker in Bradford, Liverpool or Outer Mongolia though! I don't suppose I'm EVER going to find out that one now!
Thanks very much to you & Pels for all your efforts - it's all VERY much appreciated. You deserve a big hug & a bunch of flowers for it all!! Wish I could offer more than just thanks!
Bye,
Kath