Total Brick wall!!

[heywood]

1871 94/48/1

3 Queen Street St George, Hanover Square

George Field 20 yrs an Errand Boy

With parents George, a coachman and Mary Ann

Heywood

[avm228]

In 1861 Frederick and Ann Fisher are at 3 Munster St Marylebone.  They have a 7 yr old daughter Matilda.  Their 5 yr old Lavenia may be the same person as Louisa in 1871.

[skylark]

Hello Avm228 - Yes, I believe that is the Birth of George.

Hello Heywood - Thank you for finding that.  It would work if I could prove Frederick Fisher 62 was brother or related to John (father of Louisa).  Your latest post Could!!! mean that George & Louisa were making up fathers names on their marriage certificate!  And your last post could easily suggest they were playing games.  I had looked at this family before receiving the marriage cert., not realising the significance.

Your posts are coming so fast I can't keep up.  This is all great - but it may mean that the marriage cert is a lie.

[heywood]

It looks as though they are both found 

It must have been 'think of a name for our fathers - go on then let's say John' 

[skylark]

Well!!  That is the very first time I have found a marriage cert. wrong.  It makes you wonder why, especially if their fathers are still alive.  I have a bit of work to do now so I hope it  all fits together.  Thank you all very much.

[avm228]

Frederick & Ann Fisher had Matilda & Louisa baptised together at Christ Church, St Pancras on 22 Dec 1858.  Birthdates not stated, unfortunately.

Frederick was a cab driver.  Abode 46 Cumberland Market.

[heywood]

Free BMD has possibilities

Matilda 1853 and Louisa 1855 - Pancras district

[ShaunJ]

Frederick & Anne Fisher are at 54A Red Hill Street in 1881 too.  RG11/180 f25 p43

[ShaunJ]

And George & Mary A Field are still at 3 Queen Street in 1881: RG11/92 page 14