FredP
14-02-2005, 11:07 AM
THOMAS SELF, innkeeper, son of BENJAMIN SELF, innkeeper, from REDBRIDGE, married my grandmother's sister MARY ANN TANNER at RINGWOOD (her home) on 24th March 1855.
The only SELF at REDBRIDGE in White's 1859 directory is SARAH at the Anchor P H who may be BENJAMIN's widow.
In the same directory a THOMAS SELF is listed as landlord of the Swan Hotel, WYMERING, which I gather is the western part of COSHAM.
I should be grateful if SKS could look up this address in the 1861 census and let me know if THOMAS SELF is still there, and who else lived on the premises at that time. From this I may be able to decide whether it is the same person.
He cannot have been around for very long as by the time MARY ANN made her third marriage in 1878 she had acquired the name the Swan Hotel, WYMERING, which I gather is the western part of COSHAM.
I should be grateful if SKS could look up this address in the 1861 census and let me know if THOMAS SELF is still there, and who else lived on the premises at that time. From this I may be able to decide whether it is the same person.
He cannot have been around for very long as by the time MARY ANN made her third marriage in 1878 she had acquired the name MILLS and was mother or step-mother to one or maybe two daughters.
Any information will be most welcome.
Thanks, FredP.
The only SELF at REDBRIDGE in White's 1859 directory is SARAH at the Anchor P H who may be BENJAMIN's widow.
In the same directory a THOMAS SELF is listed as landlord of the Swan Hotel, WYMERING, which I gather is the western part of COSHAM.
I should be grateful if SKS could look up this address in the 1861 census and let me know if THOMAS SELF is still there, and who else lived on the premises at that time. From this I may be able to decide whether it is the same person.
He cannot have been around for very long as by the time MARY ANN made her third marriage in 1878 she had acquired the name the Swan Hotel, WYMERING, which I gather is the western part of COSHAM.
I should be grateful if SKS could look up this address in the 1861 census and let me know if THOMAS SELF is still there, and who else lived on the premises at that time. From this I may be able to decide whether it is the same person.
He cannot have been around for very long as by the time MARY ANN made her third marriage in 1878 she had acquired the name MILLS and was mother or step-mother to one or maybe two daughters.
Any information will be most welcome.
Thanks, FredP.