Brickwall - Eleonor Lander

[bryn394]

avm228. Thank you, i didn't have the 1841 census.
There is a possibility George & John were twins as their ages are always the same.

[marymog]

Looks like they are twins, baptised on the same day

name:   George Moseley Lander + John Gilbert Lander
event:   Christening
event date:   25 Sep 1809
event place:   Church-Lawton, Cheshire, England

father:   George Lander
mother:   Alice

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[marymog]

possible marriage on Cheshire transcripts, fits in with Birmingham births


name:   George Lander
event:   Intended marriage
event date:   17 Mar 1805
residence:   St Philips, Birmingham, Warwick
marital status:   Widowed
spouse:   Alice Gilbert
spouse's marital status:   Spinster

but he cant make up his mind if he is a widower or not(maybe George was a chip off the old block)

ame:   George Lander
event:   Intended marriage
event date:   17 Mar 1805
residence:   St Philip's, Birmingham, Warwick
gender:   Male
age:   21
marital status:   Batchelor
spouse:   Alice Gilbert
spouse's residence:   Salford, Manchester, Lancaster
spouse's age:   21
spouse's marital status:   Spinster

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[marymog]

What was the info on the Honora Scanlan marriage cert, about Honora??

Address, age, occupation

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[bryn394]

marymog. Thank you, i had the baptism for George Moseley in Cheshire but wasn't sure if it was correct, although the name is quite distintive. The marriage details confirm it.

[marymog]

was Honora Scanlan a spinster? at the marriage?

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[trish1120]

Possible??
June 1843, LANDER, Helen, St Pancras, 1 283

[junev]

Hi,

Just for a location - in the Legal Observer 1833 (via Google Books) George Moseley Lander late of 4, Grays Inn Square - re-admission to the King's Bench

Junev

[bryn394]

I would like to thank all who have responded to my query.
Some of the info i had & some was new.
As you all know, any info that takes you forward is very usefull.
Bryn...