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jax

jax Report 28 Nov 2011 18:18

Is this the marriage He was in the Army since 1888

Marriages Mar 1892 (>99%)
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HUBBARD Minnie Louisa Farnham 2a 123
JAMES Alfred Farnham 2a 123

Death

Deaths Mar 1927 (>99%)
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James Alfred 56 Wolverhampton 6b 968

Wonder where those extra names came from?

There is this birth also

Births Sep 1870 (>99%)
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JAMES Alfred Aston 6d 327

jax

jax Report 28 Nov 2011 18:08

These are the address's given for 1871/81 from this tree I looked at the 71 address and the hemmings family were living there?

1871
Age: 1 Residence
41 Leopold Street, Aston, Birmingham
1881
Age: 11 Residence
Court No.8 Upper Highgate Street, Aston, Birmingham

brummiejan

brummiejan Report 28 Nov 2011 17:59

I assume you have a marriage cert for Alfred, hence having his father's name?
Do you have an occupation for Alfred?
How do you know where Alfred was born?
Jan

jax

jax Report 28 Nov 2011 17:56

There is a tree on ancestry that says his name was Alfred frederick Charles James and his father was George james 1831

Is it your tree?

jax

jax Report 28 Nov 2011 17:42

No

Alfred is a name in its own right but both could be shortened to Fred although Alfred's were normally shortened to Alf or Alfie

Where have you got this info from? A marriage Cert?

Dottie Scottie

Dottie Scottie Report 28 Nov 2011 17:31

Hi. I'm looking for Alfred James born about 1870 in Birmingham To George James. I know George was a Brick maker / Layer but the only George I can find in 1871 and 1881 had a son called Charles who fits the age.

There is a record of a Frederick Charles James born 3rd Q 1870 in Birmingham.

My question is If you were called Frederick would you shorten your name to Alfred?

Thank you.