General Chat

Thank you again Susan:) That book isn't to much use to me because the marriages for the parishes I'm interested in (Kempsey and another one I've forgotten) are on Ancestry but I will keep looking on there for other things now:))

Sorry...got it wrong....it was abebooks.co.uk......just enter Worcester

This is the one you would be looking for (unless you want Phillimores)

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Stock Photo Worcester Parish Records (ISBN: 1861502249 / 1-86150-224-9) price £5 57 +2-95 P&P

Oh I had to stop and answer that Susan lol - yes, generations of them on several sides lol. I have a pair of sisters in one household in Scotland in the C19th with six illegitimate children between them - one of the sisters was my great great grandmother and she had four children by three different fathers. The Daily Mail would be outraged lol

I will have a look at that tomorrow - just google Biblio books yeah?

Night:)

Anyway I am off. Nite all

LOL

No you lazy so and so...where would be the fun in that......not sure but I think it was just the marriages.

Must say though ( feeling brave tonight :-))))....you sure did have some floozies in your tree :-)))

Edit...at least mine were 'rich' floozies lol

Arrr Pat, they were both consenting adults and all that lol

Oooh I wouldn't say good luck :-)
I'd say
Urghhh You what, Thats disgusting!

Isn't it, Joy:)

Pat, they only had one more child born in North Piddle and then they moved on, so who knows. Good luck to them I say:))

I have a relative that used to work in Pershore. Shame I didn't know you then, I could have done some research for you.

Hmmm,
Yeah but Mary Ann and Eliza would know.

Hello Pat - I thought that too. I'm wondering if the family didn't know that Mary Ann was Eliza's daughter but thought she was a sister or something? Mary Ann isn't with Eliza on census until 1891. Thing is of course, both of them were still alive in 1890...

As the good person who helped you before ;-) Thats interesting - The witnesses I mean. I had assumed that they would have been shunned by the family.
Pat

Thank you Susan - is it actually PRs themselves?

And shall I just ask questions and you do all the work?:)

Rare out of print books......will look to see if one is free and downloadable first though

How nice to be thought of, Susanwithnumbers:)))) Yes please, I would be very interested in that - don't know what Biblio books is/are though :s

Uggers....I was just thinking of you

was reading through Biblio books....(will look for the website link in a mo).....and came across a copy of the Worcestershire Parish records....quite cheap too

Evening Rose - are you having a good time down here?:))

OOOh! now that is interesting :) Evening Uggers :) from the YHA in Rotherhithe lol... one hour on the internet here and what am i doing? lol coming on GR to see what's new !

Raspberries. I needed other perspectives:)

If you good people who were helping me are still interested, I've just received the marriage certificate for the 1890 Aston marriage. And it is them - they give their residence as Bordesley Green, John gives his age as 26 and is the son of the late William while Jane gives her age as 24 and her father's name as George Corbett, labourer - presumably her stepfather's name (unless George Hayward was her father). The clincher is that the witnesses are Jane Corbett's brother William Hayward and his wife Fanny:)