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tracing family member horwood
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Lisa | Report | 23 Jun 2004 21:52 |
help! i'm trying so hard to find my grandfather aubery horwood,he also went under the name george,he was married to marjorie milner in the 1940's ,they had two children karen horwood(1st born) and terrance(terry)horwood(2nd born).my grandfather left when my dad was around one or two,i know that my grandfather got married again,and that he was a gamekeep,butler,and had something to do with resturants in london.he also had sisters,my dads side of the family were mainly in the tottenham area,as well as london itself.please if any one can help please reply. |
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Unknown | Report | 23 Jun 2004 21:56 |
Lisa, have you looked for his birth or marriage (at records office or online) so that you can order certificates? This would be your first move I think. You could also put this on the 'trying to find' board. Good luck, Mandy :) |
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Lisa | Report | 23 Jun 2004 22:08 |
dear mandy.i've tryed everything,but had no joy,i think that this way might shed some light to someone,i know someone must something i feel it in my bones.x |
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Ernest | Report | 23 Jun 2004 22:56 |
Hi Lisa; you say that you have tried everything. You must excuse me if I seem a little sceptical, I dont mean to be rude. In cases like this you have to sit back and take stock of all your facts and put them in order of what you know and what you think you know. There is a difference. What you know are facts and what you think you know are usually guesses and family heresay. As another friend has pointed out to you, the start has got to be the obtaining of certificates. And this means a visit to your nearest family history centre that holds the IGI listings of BMD. If you still live in the London area then you are lucky because you are handy for the head office at Mydelton Place. If not try your nearest County Library or the nearest church of the Latter Day Saints. If you have never used these records before the ask for help and you will get it. After your first session you will be well away. The very best of luck with your searches. Kindest regards Ernest |