Hi everyone

I've just come across a burial which has 'by Coroners Warrant' written below it. Any idea why that would be? The man was 40 when buried so would it be a suspicious death?

Though I may have a look at papers to see if anything in there. Is there coverage at all of Isleworth in 1815?

Thanks for your help yet again!:clap:

Hi everyone.

I am tracing my tree and have been for the last 6-7 years. I am also looking at my husbands tree and it is looking at this that I have come across my problem.

From the start of my research I have always tried to get as much proof for my findings and note sources as much as possible. I have come across a few trees on a well known website that match part of my own yet when I get to an ancestor called Thomas Kennett abt 1776 Wickhambreux, Kent I have completely different information than them. They have him marrying Mary Ann Fox yet I have failed to find a marriage that I think is correct and the name I have is just Mary (could be Mary Ann I know). The one possibility I can find puts him at 13 and her at about 9! They also have completely different parents from the ones I have. I can only find one baptism in 1776 +/- 2yrs on family search and that has parents as John and Anne Kennett. As there is no source information I am unable to check the information in the other trees. Should I completely disregard the other trees? Unless I can prove something (within reasonable bounds) I dont like moving backwards with something. I have come across this before a couple of times and have always been able to sort out the differences. Help!

Bev

I have a record of Baptism Jan 1860 for All Souls C of E, Vauxhall, Liverpool, where the child was "Privately Baptised". Does this mean the child was baptised by a member of her family i.e. clergy rather than the church's incumbent. Any suggestions much appreciated.
Stephanie