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EvieBeavie
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20 Apr 2009 17:35 |
So.
Esther being 28 in 1888 (not 1988!) fits with the 1891 census for Mary:
John Atkinson 44 Mary Atkinson 30
John's a little old in 1891.
John's age in 1901 is consistent with 1891, Esther has lost years:
John Atkinson 54 Esther Atkinson 36
Anyhow -- she was a widow when she married. Hmm. Maybe yes, maybe no?
"Crook and Billy Row" is a census location in 1881 ... no Boagey or Atkinson there in 1881.
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EvieBeavie
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20 Apr 2009 17:43 |
Oh! silly me. Father William Bayes.
She IS this Esther:
Marriages Mar 1883 BAYES Esther Hartlepool 10a 152 >>> BOAGEY Hunter Hartlepool 10a 152
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EvieBeavie
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20 Apr 2009 17:49 |
Except AAARGH we already established:
1891
Hunter Boagey 32 Ether Boagey 22
1901
Hunter Boagey 42 Esther B Boagey 32 Mary E Boagey 9 Hunter Boagey 2
Births Sep 1858 Boagey Hunter Stockton 10a 80 Deaths Mar 1927 Boagey Hunter 67 Hartlepool 10a 157
Births Dec 1864 BAYES Esther Hartlepool 10a 140
!!!! Could there possibly be TWO Esther Bayes-s who married a Boagey???
I don't THINK so!
In fact, per the GRO / FreeBMD, there weren't.
Somebody stop this spinning, I'm getting dizzy. ;)
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lisaking
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20 Apr 2009 17:52 |
def says 100% stanley crook and billy row what you thinking is there a death for 1st husband william would have been about 4 when esther got married to john
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EvieBeavie
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20 Apr 2009 18:17 |
Sean, don't confuse matters! Her husband wasn't William, her father was. edit - sorry, I read that as "was there a death for first husband William" when what it meant was "was there a death for first husband --- William would have been about 4"
Sean, could you use a wee bit of punctuation? like:
was there a death for first husband **?**
or use the ENTER key to create new lines for different thoughts? like:
was there a death for first husband William would have been about 4
It would just make it a whole lot easier to conduct the conversation!
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So -- aaaaaaaaaaargh, what of:
Marriages Mar 1890 ? Allen Esther Banks Hartlepool 10a 143 ? Boagey Hunter Hartlepool 10a 143 Kerr John Hartlepool 10a 143 MURPHY Annie Hartlepool 10a 143
Births Mar 1869 ALLEN Esther Banks Stockton 10a 83
Are *these* the Esther and Hunter Boagey in the 1891 and 1901? The age of Esther Boagey in 1891 and 1901 fits Esther Banks Allen *exactly*.
Did Esther Bayes and Hunter Boagey just separate, declare themselves widowed, and get married again??
Frank Boagey's birth certificate is going to have to tell all. (I'm not going to trust his marriage certificate!)
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FannyByGaslight
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20 Apr 2009 18:44 |
Well I am for the bigamists but will have to come back later as duty calls now,b****r viv
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EvieBeavie
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20 Apr 2009 18:47 |
1911
BOAGEY HUNTER S 1859 52 Hartlepool Durham BOAGEY ESTHER B 1869 42 Hartlepool Durham BOAGEY GEORGE 1904 7 Hartlepool Durham BOAGEY DAVID A 1901 10 Hartlepool Durham BOAGEY HUNTER 1898 13 Hartlepool Durham BOAGEY MARY E 1892 19 Hartlepool Durham
ATKINSON ESTHER F 1865 46 Auckland Durham (born Hartlepool) - not sure who else is in the same household other than "Jane Bruel Atkinson" -- I think Viv provided this info earlier
It just keeps looking like the Esther Boagey in 1891, 1901, 1911 is ESTHER BANKS ALLEN and the Esther Bayes who married Hunter Boagey is the Esther Atkinson in 1901 and 1911 (and Mary in 1891??).
My conclusion is that ESTHER BAYES BOAGEY and HUNTER BOAGEY both committed bigamy when they "re"married! Oops - I see Viv's is the same. ;)
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lisaking
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20 Apr 2009 19:09 |
hi evie i dont know how long you have been helping people like me but have you ever come across a family like mine trust me im not one it stoped with william although my grandfather charles has yet to be investigated what will we find there i wonder i have to keep going over the posts just to keep track of it all and then viv has to remind me names i get wrong
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EvieBeavie
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20 Apr 2009 19:31 |
Oh yes I have, Sean. Mine. ;) (Different oddities, but full of 'em too!)
That's how I learned all the tricks -- practising on my own family!
Can I demonstrate what I was asking, about the ENTER key?
Here's what you wrote:
hi evie i dont know how long you have been helping people like me but have you ever come across a family like mine trust me im not one it stoped with william although my grandfather charles has yet to be investigated what will we find there i wonder i have to keep going over the posts just to keep track of it all and then viv has to remind me names i get wrong
Here's how it would look if you used the ENTER key (hit it twice to make a nice white space) to break it up:
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hi evie
i dont know how long you have been helping people like me but have you ever come across a family like mine
trust me im not one it stoped with william although my grandfather charles has yet to be investigated what will we find there i wonder
i have to keep going over the posts just to keep track of it all and then viv has to remind me names i get wrong ______________________________________________
See how you can tell, now, where one thought ends and another starts?
Please? It's so easy to do, and it just makes life so much easier for us reading.
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FannyByGaslight
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20 Apr 2009 19:42 |
I agree with Evie Try hitting the ruddy "enter"key on the right sometimes Sean I have to read what you have written about 3 times to get what you mean! We will both give a big YIPEE when you do it the first time. viv x x
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lisaking
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20 Apr 2009 19:47 |
hi evie
ok will do from now on
thanks sean
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FannyByGaslight
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20 Apr 2009 19:53 |
YIPEE Thanks Sean. I think that esther and hunter must have mutually agreed to do what they did. Well neither of them moved far did they?
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Patrick
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20 Apr 2009 20:01 |
Hi Sean,
I work with a bloke called Michael Nelson, his family come from the Isle of Man but I beleive they are originally from up north of England.
Pat.
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lisaking
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20 Apr 2009 20:33 |
ok laidys
I know what you ment now by got to go back to come forward to get the facts right its getting really interesting .
wonder where the nelson in charles edwards name came from
am i getting better at writing although i cant do anything about my spelling xxxxxxsean
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EvieBeavie
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20 Apr 2009 20:48 |
Your posts are a joy to read now Sean, a model of coherent posting. ;)
It is interesting - you couldn't make it up, actually.
Where the Nelson came from -- you may not find out -- but if you do, who knows, you may end up being related to Patrick's coworker. ;)
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lisaking
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20 Apr 2009 21:03 |
well hopefully all the cert will arrive tom and this mystery will be solved.
and i want to thank you both again for all your help but cant help but wonder if ill ever find lucy thats why i started all this, to find here line if she ever did have children.
your both fab xxsean
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FannyByGaslight
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20 Apr 2009 21:14 |
Thank you for the fab Sean,they were one of my favourite lollies when I was a child. But I think Evie is the one who deserves it most at the moment as she is so quick I just have to follow her lead. viv
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lisaking
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20 Apr 2009 21:29 |
were them the ones with the spinkles on the end i remember them
to viv thanks i really am gratefull i would never have got this far without seanxxxx
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lisaking
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20 Apr 2009 21:34 |
to evie thankyou for all you have done for me like viv says you have done all the work so dont give up now we must have a ending
theres a fab lollie in it for you both if you solve this mystery xxsean
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FannyByGaslight
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20 Apr 2009 22:18 |
Ihave been thinking,oh dear. Who were the witnesses at grandad charles wotsits boagey/atkinsons wedding? Could one of them have been the elusive lucy? does mother not remember ANYTHING about her as she would have been her aunt if she was charlie boys sister? viv
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