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Hi Ozibird

I'm afraid that because I have never found his birth record therefore no mother I do not know at this stage if & how many siblings he may of had.

The witnesses to his marriage were
James Davis & Mary Cronin

The address for bride & groom plus Mary Cronin were given as 10, Gilbert Street.

Mary Cronin's occupation given as a Flower Seller.

John's occupation was given as a Costermonger.

Kind regards
DVP

Right...still no luck on the 1871 for this family....am off to bed....will look in tomorrow...night night.

Regards Vera

I realize you're not sure of his family, but if you got a marriage cert of one of the family that you think is possibly his then it would give you an idea if you're on the right track.

Ozi

Have found this birth......see what you think about the name ????

Birth Mar. Qtr 1862

Hallaham John

St GiLES

1b 430



Unfortunately only getting the certificate will you know for certain ???

Regards Vera

Hi Ozibird

I am now thinking allong the same lines & taking into account of what Vera has found I think I may be looking at getting at least three certificates.

As it's now 1oclock in the morning I must thank you for all your efforts & time taken in trying to resolve my problem & bid you goodnight.
I will look in again tomorrw incase someone has some success.

Please take care & again many thanks.

Best Wishes
DVP

Happy hunting, DVP. Keep in touch.

Ozi

Hi Vera

Very many thanks for all your effort's in trying to resolve my problem. As you said previously, it is now very late & time for bed.

I would also like to thank everyone for all there efforts, time & patience in trying to help.

I will log on again tomorrow just incase someone manages to come up trumps.

Best wishes to you all & once again, many, many thanks

DVP

Hi DVP,


If you do send for the birth certificate for John Hallaham...I would be most interested to know the outcome. If you wouldn't mind letting me know.

Best Wishes

Regards Vera

Hi Vera

Sorry for such a late reply but only just got in.

I will most certainly let you know as I have decided that I will send for the certificate next week sometime. I'm not sure how long it takes these days as I sent for a certificate last month & it took about 3 weeks to arrive.

I was very interested in the Handren family that you found on the 1861 Census. I will try to investigate that a little further I think.

I'm begining to think that the Andron's just did not want to be found ??.

Again, many many thanks for all your efforts.

Best wishes & Until next time
DVP

Hi DVP
I believe the 1871 census you have refers to the Handrahan family (Andron is a weird mis-spelling). I think the James in 1871 is aged 13, not 3.

1881 census : living at 13 Garrick Grove, Chiswick, lodging with John & Bridget Phelan
Mary Handrahan, 45, lodger, widow, born Ireland
James, 23, lodger, unmarried, labourer, born Chiswick
Jeremiah, 14, lodger, labourer, born Chiswick
Bridget & Mary, lodgers, 12, scholars, born Chiswick

1871 census : living at 35 William St, Chiswick
John Andron, 40, agricultural labourer, born Ireland
Mary Andron, 34, agricultural labourer, born Ireland
John, 15, agricultural labourer, born Chiswick
James, 13, scholar, born Chiswick
Michael, 10, scholar, born Chiswick
Jeremiah, 4, scholar, born Chiswick
Bridget & Mary, 2, born Chiswick