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looks good to me that means Edith married Mr Gledhill

my MIL always addresses things to me as Mrs J and my name is Wendy old habits die hard x

Thats ok it me im not with it today

So the James/Godfrey looks good then

Hi Julie,

Oh Yes, should have said that! The J's are for the husband's names. That was the convention then (and even today for some).

Mary

According to the census, Edith James was born, Unston, Derbyshire.

The sisters parents are Thomas James and Elizabeth Vardy.

Hi Mary

Just realised why they were J now..hubbys 1st names

your welcome can't find anything at the mo for the other two as Edith and Mary are quite ordinary names.

Hi Sam,

That's great news, thanks for the Rebecca birth and death info!

Mary

Rebecca James is the Mrs Peach her birth was 15/7/1902 Chesterfield death was registered 8/1993 Ringwood/F

Hi Julie,

It's quite a poor copy of microfiche, so if it matches all except the J, that might be okay.

Mary

Mary

Sorry am i reading that right as you have 2 Mrs J and none of them have 1st names that start with a J
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These are only maybes

Marriages Jun 1922 (>99%)

GODFREY John H James Mansfield 7b 347
JAMES Mary Godfrey Mansfield 7b 347

Hello All,

I am looking for three sisters who married prior to July 1932. I found some information in an obituary that mentions them.

Edith James b. 1893, Chesterfield, Derbyshire
Mary Ann James b. 1900, Chesterfield, Derbyshire
Rebecca James b. 1902, Chesterfield, Derbyshire

In the obituary they are listed as (not in any order): Mrs J Godfrey, Mrs J Peach, Mrs Gledhill.

I'd like to know who each one married and when.

Any help with this would be much appreciated.

I think think they would probably all have married in the Chesterfield area.

Thank you,

Mary