Find Ancestors

to all the people who replied thankyou so much i dont know how you do it?! and thankyou so much nicki the information you gave me was amazing! these could very well be my ancestors

Maybe someone can find Amelia & Robert Bell on the 1901 census to see if any childrent are listed.

Nicki

thankyou nicki thats a good idea, thankyou ever so much for your time and help it has been an eyeopener and especialy how fast you find out information! ive been looking for about 2months lol and got no where near the information you found

Nudge to catch up with the new thread

hiya claire lol i know im confusing everyone lol didn't mean too, is that what you meant?

No, I just brought this thread to the top of the board to save anyone doing duplicate work

hi claire oh ok, i think i might delete this thread and stick to my original thread (help needed) lol

hi everyone im only on this thread now and another one about my long lost auntie

I would suggest that you start by getting you granny's birth cert & confirm her parents names & work backwards from there.

If & only if the family found on the 1901 census turn out to be your family, you could be looking for more than just one sibling. The first was born 1899 or 1900, they normally produced about every 2 years & with a name like Bell & moving around the UK you're not going to be able to trace the ones born between 1901 & 1911 unless you have lottery money.

I have copied this on to here as you are deleting your other threads


I found this on scots 1901 census but no Margaret it could possibly be them and maybe Margaret was born after 1901 census in scotland and that could be the reason you cant find her birth reg details.
just a thought.

regards
Tracy


1901 Scotland Census
about Amelia Bell
Name: Amelia Bell
Age: 22
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1879
Relationship: Sister-in-law
Gender: Female
Where born: England
Registration Number: 639
Registration district: Dalziel
Civil Parish: Dalziel
Town: Motherwell
County: Lanarkshire
Address: 91 Watsonville
ED: 18
Household schedule number: 125
Line: 3
Roll: CSSCT1901_260
Household Members: Name Age
Agnes Bell 10 daughter
Amelia Bell 22 /sister in law
Elizabeth Bell 36 Wife
Henry Bell 9 son
Joseph Bell 45 /Head coal miner
Joseph Bell 4/ son
Maria Bell 1 daughter
Robert Bell 35 /Brother coal miner
Susannah Bell 14 /daughter
Winfred Bell 1 /niece

Source Citation: Parish: Dalziel; ED: 18; Page: 29; Line: 3; Roll: CSSCT1901_260; Year: 1

lol i know claire bell is a very very common name i shall do as you say an order my nana's birth cert i was going to anywere just havnt got any money at the moment certainly no where near lottery funds!! lol i wish! im sure we all do lol thankyou for the reply

thankyou tracy that was very thoughtful i deleted them to stop confusion, thankyou best wishes .

Oh dear, I'm afraid that you haven't picked a cheap hobby.

lol claire im not a cheap girl lmao, only joking, lol im just really interested in my roots and have come to realise how much money is involved in this! lol

But Scotland is cheaper!

hi everyone would anybody like to help with my other thread (edna joyce noonan) nee lockyer reply on that thread so i dont start confusion again! aha i seem to be good at that lol, no im looking for my mums long lost sister thankyou everybody

lol is it? what for the records?

Scotland you can view the registrations online & each one will cost you £1.20.

I did a load of stuff for a Canadian cousin & managed to get her back about 70 years for £6 but it was a more unusual name than Bell!

yeah thats good! canadian? thats were my long lost auntie was last lol

You need JaneyCanuck or Sylvia to help you with Canada but I've not seen either of them today