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Ey Up~~~~~

I'm enjoying a full week off work :-D

Omelette for dinner. I offered JB last night's left over pasta, he said yum, until he realised I was making an omelette for me!

Yum....eggy bread :-)

Good morning all :-)

Boled eggs and toast soldiers, bacon butties, eggy bread.

Help yourselves,

Dea Xxx

Oops don't know how I missed that thanks Dea and Gins :-)

Sorry Gins...you're right, I should have posted the area....Dea has sussed it though. I did spot JJ Pendlebury but it was the fact of the 2 initials which made me doubt it but I reckon it will have to be him.....Thanks Dea - much appreciated... <3

Linds.........Dea posted already, scroll down

Went to get some ice from the shop.......sold out. Came home with Ben & Jerry's peanut butter ice cream!

Just realised Linds, the ice cream has the same peanut butter cups (in it) you gave me in Liverpool

Which link are you looking for Linds ???

I gave you one to the soldier thread on previous page ??? :-S

Dea Xxx

Morning

Sunny today but not as warm still better than rain though :-)

got a pile of ironing to do and got the gang for dinner as usual tonight so better get moving.

Please Gins give me that link

Lancashire Birth indexes for the years: 1893
Surname Forename(s) Sub-District Registers At Mother's Maiden Name Reference

PENDLEBURY John Joseph Hindley Wigan & Leigh PARKINSON HNDL/114/302


Lancashire Marriage indexes for the years: 1891
Surname Forename(s) Surname Forename(s) Church / Register Office Registers At Reference
PENDLEBURY John PARKINSON Betsy Wigan, Register Office or Registrar Attended Wigan & Leigh ROW/74/180

Dea x

1911 England Census about John Pendlebury
Name: John Pendlebury
Age in 1911: 17
Estimated birth year: abt 1894
Relation to Head: Son
Gender: Male
Birth Place: Hindley, Lancashire, England
Civil Parish: Hindley
County/Island: Lancashire
Country: England
Street address: 1 Well Fold Castle Hill Hindley
Marital Status: Single
Occupation: Hunlage Hand In Coal Mine (Underground)
Registration district: Wigan
Registration District Number: 458
Sub-registration district: Hindley
ED, institution, or vessel: 15
Piece: 23030
Household Members:
Name Age
John Pendlebury 46
Betsy Pendlebury 44
John Pendlebury 17

Source Citation: Class: RG14; Piece: 23030.

Dea x

PENDLEBURY, JOHN JOSEPH

Rank:
Private
Service No:
201537
Date of Death:
28/03/1918
Age:
24
Regiment/Service:
Manchester Regiment

"D" Coy. 1st/5th Bn.
Grave Reference
V. E. 38.
Cemetery
DOULLENS COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION NO.1

Additional Information:

**** Son of John and the late Betsy Pendlebury, of Hindley Green, Wigan.

Dea x

What about this one Cynths?


Soldiers died in the Great War 1914-1919 Transcription
Print individual transcription
First name(s) JOHN JOSEPH
Last name PENDLEBURY
Service number 201537
Rank PRIVATE
Regiment Manchester Regiment
Battalion 1/5th Battalion.
Birth place HINDLEY, LANCS
Residence -
Enlistment place WIGAN, LANCS
Death year 1918
Death day 28
Death month 3
Cause of death Died of wounds
Death place France & Flanders
Theatre of war Western European Theatre
Supplementary Notes -
Category Military, armed forces & conflict
Record collection First World War
Collections from Great Britain

Dea x

Mornin~~~~~~~

I've been up since 6am Dea!

Yummy breakfast, thank you

Cyns

There are WW1 records with the names you give but without knowing when/where he was born, it's a bit hard to track the correct person?

Good morning.... :-D


My word Dea, that is a breakfast fit for a king! Thank you........I love it all <3


Nothing much of interest is happening here at the moment......just busily plodding along with this and that. :-)

Dea, I have a couple of names you could, perhaps help me with in regards to my soldiers.

George Parker
John Pendlebury. (in fact, the lady who gave me the list has put John Pendlebury down twice - not sure if that is an error or not)

All I am looking for is basic info.......

date of death - where, how and where buried or remembered.
rank and regiment

1911 census info :
birth
parents
address
occupation pre war

Anything like war records is a bonus and a photo is an amazing plus!


And now I must away to get ready for you-know-where......... :-D :-D ;-)

Good morning all :-)

Gosh! - I am up before Ginns this morning - I had better make a start on breakfast.................... ;-)

Bacon, sausages, mushrooms, tomatoes, eggs (poached or scrambled), fried bread.

Yummy blueberry muffins, croissants, danish pastries.

Plenty of cereals, fresh fruit, toast with sweet or savoury spreads.

Help yourselves please,

Dea Xxx

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards/board/ancestors/thread/1341791

Dea Xxx

Gins or Dea cant find that thread can you give me a link please :-)

Yes been enjoying the sun and had the girls for a few hours today :-)

O's ear was sore again and dil had to pick up a dress for f to wear tomorrow to her cousins baptism.

I am shattered still to finish clearing up from last night just not had a minute. Off to look for that soldier thread

Hmmm.............a very generous lady!

I looked up the Liverpool Echo on FMP site Ginns.

Was hoping to find something in the Old Mersey Times but no luck there :-(

Dea Xxx

P.S. - I liked the bit about her giving him 'all the other assistance he pretended to need and her behaving 'very generously to soldiers' ;-) :-D :-D

"He was taken into a house, and a lady who had been behaving
very generously to soldiers gave him meals every day and all the
other assistance he pretended to need."

Dea Xxx