Richard James Ludlow

[Drop Bear]

Thank you Judith,

Yes I have just applied with Joy the transcript lady. She has helped me out in the past.

I really appreciate your help.

[sparrett]

I have just had a look at familysearch and they have Richard James' parents as Richard William Peter James Ludlow and Elizabeth Lily Gray.
 

Remember Lily is often a derivative of Elizabeth.

This is the death notice/obituary of Ellen Mary WRIGHT.
She  was born in Sydney with (EDIT) parents Richard and Elizabeth in 1866 (*921)

https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/96562548?

She had an illegimate daughter, Beatrice A (who married in Tenterfield.)
LUDLOW Beatrice A
35059/1892
Mother ELLEN M
At TENTERFIELD

Ellen married
7693/1898
WRIGHT Alfred
LUDLOW Ellen M
At DRAKE

Ellen died
WRIGHT Ellen Mary
24451/1951
Parents Richard & Elizabeth
At LISMORE

Her death notice mentions a surviving brother in QLD whose death you can find.
James Albert LUDLOW. His parents are Richard and Elizabeth GREY (sic)

These names fit the family of eight children.
Sue

[judb]

My pleasure - I like a good search!

I have some ancestors who were in Greenwich in 1841 as well.  Judith

[Drop Bear]

Thank you sparrett,

I didn't know about the illegitimate daughter. I do hope this is the family I am looking for.

[Drop Bear]

My pleasure - I like a good search!

I have some ancestors who were in Greenwich in 1841 as well.  Judith

Look out. If this is the family I am looking for I may call call upon you to help with Greenwich, Kent 

[Drop Bear]

I have just been annoying Dr Google and came across Find My Past. When I type in the marriage of Richard and Lucy, it comes up and says "view transcription" but of course I need to subscribe. Can anyone tell me if it is an actual transcription or just what is available from BDM.

[Jennaya]

Hi Dropbear

Many libraries have free access to findmypast and  ancestry.

Write down the searches you require, then go to the library, and redo the searches, then you will be able to view and print the relevant documents.

Regards
Jennaya

[Drop Bear]

Hi Dropbear

Many libraries have free access to findmypast and  ancestry.

Write down the searches you require, then go to the library, and redo the searches, then you will be able to view and print the relevant documents.

Regards
Jennaya

I am in Regional Queensland so not sure about that. I will check my Libray tomorrow though. I do have access to Ancestry just wasn't sure if FindMyPast was different as it actually says "view transcript"

[Jennaya]

Hi Dropbear

I'm not sure either about what will be on the transcript. Hopefully your library will have access.

Regards
Jennaya