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05-09-2009 5:30 PM
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SueP,
Don't be too harsh on her she may not...
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03-05-2009 10:11 AM
Thread: The Good old Days-
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I earnt £6 a week in 1962 and thought it was great as all my friends were only getting £5. £20 was still considered Management level. When I joined the Police three years later and got £610 p.a. I...
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03-05-2009 10:05 AM
Thread: The Good old Days-
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My husband still walks through from the kitchen...
My husband still walks through from the kitchen to the living room with a shovel full of hot coals, we have wood burning stoves. I know one day our nice living room rug will be burning brightly,...
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01-05-2009 1:43 PM
Thread: FREEVIEW ADVICE
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How does that work then,we have Sky plus on the...
How does that work then,we have Sky plus on the main Tv with a satellite dish connected to it. How would I get this to work on my Grandson's TV we have a spare box? Would I need to connect it to the...
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01-05-2009 1:39 PM
Thread: The Good old Days-
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We only got 3d for our empty bottles. I didn't...
We only got 3d for our empty bottles. I didn't have many as we had the Corona man and he brought my favourite Cherryade.
The bread man came with a horse as did the Rag and Bone man.
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05-04-2009 9:26 AM
Thread: Where to find book?
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It is £24.14 on Alibris.
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04-04-2009 9:33 AM
Thread: Identifying parents (or siblings)
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I too have gone with gut feelings and assumptions...
I too have gone with gut feelings and assumptions that the father had the same name as the son, that has led me astray before now, but you have to start somewhere. Do you have the names of the...
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03-04-2009 9:20 AM
Thread: Identifying parents (or siblings)
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Perhaps for registration purposes Heaton Norris...
Perhaps for registration purposes Heaton Norris came under Chorlton. It seems to have been a big district. Taking in Whalley Range, Chorlton, Didsbury Withington. So that could be a possibility.
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31-03-2009 2:40 PM
Thread: Identifying parents (or siblings)
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There was a Thomas Williamson born to Thomas and...
There was a Thomas Williamson born to Thomas and Elizabeth christened at the Cathedral Manchester on 28th Feb 1844.
Another on 7th Feb 1844 born to Edward and Margaret.
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31-03-2009 2:11 PM
Thread: Identifying parents (or siblings)
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There is a Thomas Willamson on the 1851 census ...
There is a Thomas Willamson on the 1851 census
HO 107/2226/349/71
9 Sutton Street. St Judes Parish Manchester
Williamson Thomas 44 Labourer
Elizabeth 42
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29-03-2009 5:49 PM
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He may well have been baptised in the Cathedral,...
He may well have been baptised in the Cathedral, many people were so he wouldn't show up on a Parish register. What was his address when he got married?
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26-03-2009 9:44 AM
Thread: Snell/Atherton
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Well I have the birth certificate and it is her....
Well I have the birth certificate and it is her. Jean Mary Snell 16 May 1934 I wouldn't have thought of looking in Finsbury as I never considered she was probably born in hospital and in a different...
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26-03-2009 9:35 AM
Thread: HELP NEEDED - GOING CRAZY!!!
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Let us know how you get on.
Kris
Let us know how you get on.
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23-03-2009 9:14 AM
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I must admit it has been a very long time since I...
I must admit it has been a very long time since I checked out the voters registers in Central Library, St Peter's Square. Manchester. So I expect things have changed, but they should be in the...
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20-03-2009 9:25 AM
Thread: HELP NEEDED - GOING CRAZY!!!
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Have you tried the voters registers at Central...
Have you tried the voters registers at Central Library? They may have him there somewhere. Long shot and tedious I know.
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20-03-2009 9:17 AM
Thread: Snell/Atherton
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Thank you thank you thank you. I didn't find that at all. It certainly sounds like the right one. Hackney would be the right area too. It never occurred to me to ask my mother when... -
18-03-2009 3:14 PM
Thread: Snell/Atherton
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I will have a good look at 1936/37 deaths as my...
I will have a good look at 1936/37 deaths as my mother said Mary was two when she died and my Mother was in hospital at the time. Well I know she had thyroid surgery in 1937 so it could be then.
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18-03-2009 9:21 AM
Thread: Snell/Atherton
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Oh what an idiot I am! The Staines birth is the...
Oh what an idiot I am! The Staines birth is the certificate I sent for and it was wrong. I haven't sent for the Finsbury one. It is all coming back to me now. Thanks for that. I may be able to forge...
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17-03-2009 11:35 AM
Thread: HELP NEEDED - GOING CRAZY!!!
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Have you tried looking on the Manchester City...
Have you tried looking on the Manchester City Councils, Cemetery records? I found my Gt Grandparents buried in the Southern Cemetery.
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17-03-2009 11:24 AM
Thread: Snell/Atherton
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Well like fool, in a fit of housekeeping which...
Well like fool, in a fit of housekeeping which doesn't happen too often, I didn't keep the certificate, but the fathers name wasn't my Dad it was Cecil or Cedric. The co-incidence was amazing.
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16-03-2009 1:38 PM
Thread: Snell/Atherton
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Thanks for all the input. The child in the photo...
Thanks for all the input. The child in the photo was about two and from the style of the clothing, I would say it was taken in the thirties. I have checked from 1930 to 1945. I feel the child wasn't...
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15-03-2009 5:02 PM
Thread: Snell/Atherton
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Snell/Atherton
I have been searching for years for a sister. There was a photograph of a child next to mine in our kitchen all the time I was growing up. My mother said it was my sister Mary who died. That is all...
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15-03-2009 4:44 PM
Thread: HELP NEEDED - GOING CRAZY!!!
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It is my understanding that the Withington...
It is my understanding that the Withington Workhouse Hospital about 1891 was State of the Art, and the very best hospital in the District. My Grandmother went into it for three days to have my Aunt...
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09-03-2009 2:07 PM
Thread: cox and coombs surnames
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It should be on the birth certificate.
It should be on the birth certificate.
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Thanks, I can see I will be spending a lot of...
Thanks, I can see I will be spending a lot of time here. It was just as well my mother didn't give a good answer because most of those she did give were somewhat fanciful, if not downright lies. The...
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