Harriet Lane b.1866 Marylebone

[Nanny with Rosie]

Thank you once again.

Suddenly you realise how quickly the children were born and probably died, especially when a name gets recycled so soon after the first. 

I have managed to trace the Henocq tree back to France, but there are missing details, e.g. baptisms/birthdays of George and Harriet's children.  George also served in the army which is another avenue for me to go down sometime. 

I only meant to spend a few minutes on the tree - it must be time for bed for a weary
NANNY WITH ROSIE

[dawnsh]

Ada Marian Henocq bp 25 Sep 1892 Chelsea Christ Church born 27 Aug 1892

Margaret Harriet Mary Henocq bp  6 May 1895 St Pancras born 21 April 1895

George Frederick Henocq bp 2 May 1897 St Pancras born 20 Feb 1897

Ellen Anne Henocq bp 25 Sep 1899 St Pancras born 7 Sept 1899

Burton Raymond Henocq bp 26 Aug 1901 St Pancras 25 July 1901

[Nanny with Rosie]

Thank you everyone for filling in lots of empty twigs on my tree, especially during the early 20th century - been puzzling me for months why I couldn't find them!!

Now the mystery has been solved, well done.

NANNY WITH ROSIE

ps - any more parts of the tree you come across would be greatly appreciated.

[Nanny with Rosie]

Afternoon Rootschatters

Does anyone know how I can find out, without purchasing a birth certificate, the parentage of a mystery person - it is ELIZABETH FANNY HENOCQ b.1882 Chelsea 1a/317 first quarter.  The area is appropriate for the family but I cannot place this person. 

Your help would be appreciated.
NANNY WITH ROSIE

[dawnsh]

Hi

Have you just found the birth registration in the index or do you have something else?

There's no obvious baptism showing up.

Dawn

[dawnsh]

Looks like her death was registered in 1883 at Fulham.

[Nanny with Rosie]

That's quick!!    I could only find a birth on the FreeBMD and not anything else.  I wondered whether she had died young. 

NANNY WITH ROSIE

[Millmoor]

The birth seems to have been transcribed as Elizabeth Fanny Henoco.

William

[dawnsh]

Depends on which source you are using for the birth and death data.