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    Question Suffolk Families

    suffolk families Hi all I amn a old (aged 79)newbie , I live in Suffolk ,England, have someinfo on CRANE DURRANT families but would like more, trying to trace a HENRIETTA ASHWELL, she married my G/dad Charles DURRANT in March 1885 died 1890.
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    Hello and welcome
    Do you have the marriage cert to get the fathers names.
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    hi Kim
    No I have marriage, March1/4 1885 and death of Henrietta September 1/4 1890 at age 23 but no more. I presume 1/4 = quarter? I wonder if any children or she died in childbirth?
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    What you have is an entry from the General Register Office Index - the actual certificate will contain more information, which you need in order to further your research. A copy of the certificate can be ordered using the reference that you have, from the GRO

    Why is the actual certificate imprtant?

    Is should contain the names of bride and groom, together with age, marital condition, occupation, residence - togehter with their fathers' names and occupations; and names of witnesses (who may be related).

    The age at marriage should roughly tie up with age at death. With the name of the father you stand a good chance of identifying her in earlier census returns and then locating th registrtion of her birth and/or her baptism.

    If you want to find cause of death, you will need to order her death certificate.

    Can you locate her widowed husband with any children in the 1891 census? (Though of course any additional children may have died at the same time as your lass).

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