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Hello Cathy

I am very very grateful for finding me this information. You are magnificent. Thanks you

Could you please find me more on

John Russell and Helen Hassell. They only had two children.

maybe when died

Also the date May Russell travelled to New Zealand I believe it could be in the 1950's. I realise this is such a common name. She travelled to Auckland

Thank you very very for helping

Hi Cathy
Could you please see if you have anyone with the surname SALMON.
They came from Hampton area. Not sure if you can help, but worth a try.
thanks
Gina

Thanks Cathy for taking the time to follow up my query regarding, George Taylors' marriage certificate.

Oh well !! a trip to Kew might be in order.

Best regards Elsa.

Hi Cathy,
could you see if you could find David Ghost for me ,Believe he was born c 1800 looks like st Leonards area in London
Thanks Cathy
Margaret

hi cathy thanks for trying regards IceMan

Tuesday is this a brother for May

William J Russell
Birth Registration
December Quarter
1911
Hackney
1b, 854
MMN: Hassell

This is the only other birth i can find.
Cathy

Hi Tuesday

The family in 1901 census

James F Russell, Head, M, 38y, Carpenters Lab, Horton Kirby
Mary E Russell, Wife, M, 36y, Banbury
Henry G Russell, Son, 16y, Grocers Assistant, Horton Kirby
Amy E Russell, Dau, 14y, Horton Kirby
John Russell, Son, 12y, Horton Kirby
Lydia A Russell, Dau, 10y, Sutton At Hone
Alice M Russell, Dau, 7y, Poplar London
Living at 35 Tewkesbury Rd Tottenham

Birth of youngest dau Alice conincides with her mothers death

Alice Mabel Russell
Birth Registration
March Quarter
1894
Poplar
Greater London, London, Middlesex
1c, 681

Harriet Russell
Death Registration
Estimated birth year: abt 1863
March Quarter
1894
Age: 30y
Poplar
Greater London, London, Middlesex
1c, 476

At the moment cannot see the marriage of James Russell and his second wife Mary.

Cathy

Hi Tuesday

Disregard the birth above for John Russell.
The family are still living in Dartford Kent in 1891 census and that is where John was born

John Russell
Birth Registration
June Quarter
1889
Dartford
Kent
2a, 501

1891 census

James F Russell, Head, M, 28y, Boilerman, Born Horton Kirby Kent
Harriet Russell, Wife, M, 27y, Born Ash Kent
Henry G Russell, son, 6y, Born Horton Kirby Kent
Amy E Russell. Dau, 4y, Born Horton Kirby
John Russell, Son, 2y, born Horton Kirby
Annie L Russell, Dau, 3 months, born Sutton at Hone Kent
Living at 6 Barfield Terrace Sutton at Hone, Dartford Kent

James's marriage

James Feares Russell/Harriet Sawyer
Marriage Registration
June Quarter
1883
Dartford
Kent
2a, 623

James's death

James F Russell
Death Registration
Estimated birth year: abt 1863
March Quarter
1922
Age: 59y
Hackney
Greater London, London, Middlesex
1b, 625

Remember that may not be May's birth but its the only one i can find.

Cathy

Hello Cathy
Many thanks for this. I have been looking for May for a very long time. Thanks for finding her.

James Fears Russell one for birth1893 and death in 1894 I believe.
I believe that James married a few times Harriet 1883 and Mary Elizabeth and Anna. Maybe differnet people
Thank you for your time

Hi Tuesday50
I have nothing on disc for the 1890's at all so have had a look on Ancestry.
Have you any certificates? Have you the family in any of the census?

Some of the dates don't add up as you have two marriages for James Fears Russell in 1883 and 1896 but his death in 1894..perhaps a typing error.

Is this the marriage of John and Helen

John Russell/Helen Hassell
Marriage Registration
December Quarter
1910
Hackney
Greater London, London, Middlesex
1b, 971

This is the only birth i can find for a May

May Russell
Birth Registration
June Quarter
1910
Hackney
Greater London, London, Middlesex
1b, 496

This is obviuosly prior to the parents marriage and the only way to eliminate this is to get the birth certificate. Trying to find out if May was a second name will be a bit of a nightmare and you may have to wait till the 1911 census is released to see on that one.

Possible birth for John Russell

John James Russell
Birth Registration
March Quarter
1890
Hackney
Greater London, London, Middlesex
1b, 474

Cathy

Hi Elsa
Sorry i have nothing for those areas at all. Sorry to not be of more help.
Cathy

Hi Lorraine

I got the discs from Archive CD Books which has now ceased trading.

Cathy

Hi Richard

Yes S.R are the initials of the minister that performed the ceremony.

Cathy

Hi Iceman

Sorry for the delay had a problem with my computer. Have checked and there is nothing for Bouchard or Beazley.

Cathy

Hello Cathy
Could you please help me with my Russell family
John Russell living at Hackney
dob 1889
dom 19-12-1910
to Ellen or Helen Hassell
they had a girl called Mae or May but I have been looking for her and how think May or Mae is a second name or a nickname
father of John Russell is James Fears Russell
scaffolder dob 1864 Depford
Ellen father
Alfred Hassell dockyard labourer
marriages of James Fears Russell
June 1883
June 1896
Death of James Fears Russell 1894

Many thanks for your assistance

Hello Cathy.

I am trying to find th marriage records of:-

George Taylor c1800 to Sarah (nee)? c1800
George was born in Dovercourt Essex.
Their children where all born in Greenwich Kent.

Sorry I have no further information for you, as Taylor
is such a common name.

I don't know if were they came from,comes under the parishes that you have information on !!

Thank you Elsa

Cathy

How do you get the discs?

lorraine

Thanks Cathy

That is very helpful indeed. I know I might be being a bit dim here but do you know what the 'S.R' stands for? Is it just the ministers initials who took the ceremony or is there another significance?

Thanks again

Richard

Hi Richard

The registers for St Peters Cornhill only go up to 1774.

Here is the other marriage for St Marylebone

20 Jan 1774 Julien Francis James Bellenger, B, and Elizabeth Morgue, S, by S.R
Wits: Julius Delavaux, Anne Bellenger

Cathy

hi cathy could you please see what you can find on james bouchard marriage c 1827 st matthews church london, also to maria beazley c1856 same church thank you IceMan