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JaneyCanuck
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14 May 2009 05:44 |
Y'know, this one has gone way beyond my Monck/Hill/whatevers ...!
Besides, I had the good grace to figure them out *before* I posted. ;)
http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=976217
for Mistycat's reading enjoyment. ;)
And Sean - lest you think you're the only one with problem ancestors. Here's another of the same sort:
http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=1150692
The boogers just wouldn't pick a name and stick to it, would they??
Oh look, I've hit page 20.
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FannyByGaslight
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14 May 2009 10:04 |
winnie wells born 1918. age 21 on her mc in 1939 anyway.
and oh no,I have this awful sentence running through my mind now that I know I shouldnt type on here ,BUT I HAVE TO.
Lucky that they didnt pick their noses and stick the Boageys everywhere then Janey.
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FannyByGaslight
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14 May 2009 10:46 |
SEAN WHERE ARE YOU??? Come back we want to talk to you. Where was Winnie born and what is her full name?
I have sent a pm asking him to come back.
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FannyByGaslight
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14 May 2009 11:01 |
Think this is winnies birth
Births Sep 1917 (>99%) Wells Winifred Gregory Sheffield 9c 1012
And if it is then there are no louisa /lucy wells/gregory births after 1911.
The marriage of her parents?
Marriages Sep 1908 (>99%) GREGORY May Sheffield 9c 762 S WELLS Ernest George Sheffield 9c 762
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Mistycat
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14 May 2009 15:02 |
Well Viv, yet another theory out the window....
Wish Sean would return and bring his Mum with him, although we would probably scare the pant's off the poor lady, with all the question's we would like to ask!!
Misty x
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lisaking
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15 May 2009 11:04 |
sorry not been on ive broke my ancle and no a wasnt drunk
winnie was born in sheffield and she met charles at a fair mum says he lived durham then moved near worksop then to sheffield do you think its possible that frank left gertrude as his passed record tells us what hes like and gertrude had another child with someone else and thats why his dad hated him so much because it wasnt his dad
another clue charles used to say his name was charles edward nelson john fitzgerald atkinson was he just messing with us or could john be a stepdad to him
seanxxxxx
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Mistycat
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15 May 2009 12:27 |
Sean, hope your ankle coming along ok
This is a very long shot !!!
Marriage March 1913 Atkinson Gertrude A Birch Newark 7b 811 Birch William E Atkinson Newark 7b 811 Birth Dec 1914 BIRCH Lavina Atkinson Doncaster 9c 1874
Could Gertrude have moved "near" Worksop with Charles and remarried...
Would Lou be short for Lavina???? Lav would not be good!!!!
Misty x
No No No....best ignore this..surely, IF, Gertrude had married again to Mr Birch Winnie would have put Birch all over Charles's birth cert....would she not?
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lisaking
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15 May 2009 13:31 |
ive just had a look again at censes 1881 norfolk dont know if this ones been looked at but not edward but a charles mace 1855
just thinking back to grandad s name charles edward
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JaneyCanuck
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15 May 2009 13:44 |
Sean, a man after my own heart. Me, I break feet. Actually, foot. Same foot, same bone in fact, same place, 5 years apart. I'm about due again this summer ... I don't need to break the leg or elbow again, I hope. Maybe we're related!
Now go back and read all the info about Gertrude Mace that Mistycat found. That is your Gertrude Mace. There isn't any doubt left.
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Mistycat
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15 May 2009 13:54 |
For ref...Do you mean this one Sean?
1881 England Census about Charles Mace Name: Charles Mace Age: 26 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1855 Relation: Head Gender: Male Where born: Belton, Suffolk, England Civil Parish: Belton County/Island: Suffolk Country: England Street address: Lockless Lane Occupation: Fisherman Registration district: Mutford
Household Members: Name Age Charles Mace 26 Charlotte Woods 75.....House Keeper, Formely Nurse Alice Mace 17......Sister
Sorry, other than Fisherman, I can see no connection, have followed the family up to 1901, no Gertrude!!. Charles was a Brick maker in 1901
Could have been an Uncle...maybe!!
Misty x
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FannyByGaslight
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15 May 2009 14:00 |
So no mending of motor cars for a while then Sean. As a child of 8 years old I fell off a cow and broke my left wrist badly,bones sticking out etc,you get the picture. Best bit was I was due to be fitted with a tooth brace,but didnt need it as I had knocked my teeth into line at the same time. The dentist wrote up about it in his dentistry mag as he was so gobsmacked by it. I wished it had been my right wrist so I coulnt do school work. As a 21 year old I came off horse in a race and had 12 of them go over the top of me Smashed RIGHT wrist,broken nose ,no front teeth,after all that hard work of knocking them straight as a child badly sprained leg ,bad back,and severe concussion. Be careful what you wish for as a child.
I couldnt work for three months and even my best friends didnt know me when they picked me up from the hospital cos of the state of my face,it did go back to almost normal though in time, thank evans.
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FannyByGaslight
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15 May 2009 14:06 |
That was me deleting cocked up rubbish,think I will go to bed and start again!
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Mistycat
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15 May 2009 14:10 |
OOOOO Viv, Spooky, are you really me!!
I used to ride a cow (Paddles, her name was) Then moved on to racing horses!!
Misty x
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FannyByGaslight
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15 May 2009 14:27 |
Her name was Little jane as her mum was big jane,desperate for a pony I was. Lucky father is into horses too,still rides out hunting{bad word now}sometimes aged 83. I only raced on the flapping tracks of wales. And after that smash it was the last time I ever raced on a galloper,I stuck to my lovely trotters and pacers thereafter. Did pretty well with them too,even if I do say so myself! I just used to ride for people though,never owned one myself,but I did own riding horses/ponies up until 2 yrs ago and now dont have the land so I sold them all.
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Mistycat
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15 May 2009 14:30 |
Gertrudes Father with his family?
1861 England Census about Edward Mace Name: Edward Mace Age: 13 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1848 Relation: Son Father's Name: Joseph Mother's Name: Easter Gender: Male Where born: Belton, Suffolk, England Civil Parish: Belton County/Island: Suffolk Country: England Registration district: Mutford
Name Age Joseph Mace 49....Burgh Castle,Suffilk...? Lab Easter Mace 49.....Belton, Suffolk....Laundress Hannah Mace 19 Ann Mace 17 Barney Mace 15 Edward Mace 13......Gertrudes Father William Mace 11 Charlott Mace 10 Arthur Mace 7 John Mace 56.....Brother of Joseph
All children born Belton
Misty x
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Mistycat
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15 May 2009 14:40 |
Mine was Paddles because we couldnt keep her in at all, she could escape from any where, then used to paddle about the farm!
I got my first pony at 11, used to hunt, point to point, show jumping and coss country....only local to me...never made "the big time" but did ok.
Sold my last horse about 5yr ago, after a nasty fall, never been on one since...it hurt's to much and takes to long to heal, now I'm old!!
How fantastic...your Dad still hunting at his age, must keep him fit, put's me to shame!!
Misty x
Sorry Sean went off subject there..down memory lane!!
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FannyByGaslight
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15 May 2009 14:50 |
Our escapee from everywhere was called Houdini, even walked back to the farm from 6 miles away the same day she was taken for a bit of extra grazing just before calving. He put a head collar on her tied her up in the cow shed with the chain round the neck aswell pushed a big hayrack against the dooor after closing it and yep There she was in the yard in the morning Dad had her until she was 25,and then one day the arthritis had hit and she couldnt get up. A very long life for a dairy cow. And yes, we did all cry.
Hunting and gymkhana for me from age 10,even made it to the prince phillip games one year. Father was a MFH before i was born so i guess its in the blood.
Your doing well with the maces now misty,all you have left now is to fathom what happened to lavina,if she is lou.
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Mistycat
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15 May 2009 14:59 |
No No, Please dont leave me on my own Viv.....I cant fathom that one out all alone!!
Do you think it's a poss?
Do you know, I cant for the life of me, remamber what happened to Paddles...but DID cry over a few more, including Milky Way Cow...who, yes you guessed...loved to eat Milky Way's...
The thing's we farmer's daughter's did as children....Happy Day's!!
Misty x
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FannyByGaslight
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15 May 2009 15:11 |
LUCY our other favourite cow would let us suck the milk from her when we were pretending to be calves,well what child needs many toys on a farm. Health and safety would have a field day with it now!
I have checked trees on here and ancestry, but no one has Lavina. The only off putter is that she has atkinson for mothers maiden name,but after all the fibs etc that have gone on in this family I wouldnt be in the least surprised.
It may be worth Sean investing in that marriage cert of atkinson and birch to see what it says for her father name and occupation.
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Mistycat
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15 May 2009 15:19 |
Oh Viv.....you also had a LUCY....
Sorry Sean could not help myself...
Cant type for laughing
Misty x
Ment to put...I cant fine Lavina after her birth!!
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