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I now have Java. I viewed the record only to find it was not the page that Iasked for. I have sent a message in to tell SP.
Thank you ladies

Gee Terry,your luck sounds about as good as mine.

Dont lets ever get in a car together...

Fanny By Gaslight .....you don't half make me laugh :-))

Must remember to tell Mother that Cathy, as she says I always made her cry when I was a teenager,young woman,middle aged woman.
Wonder if I will get it right for her in my old age?.....

Best not break a habit of a lifetime eh??

All teenagers make their mothers cry .....that's why they have grand-children!

Enjoy your Mam while you have her FBG :-)

I'm very confused about this now?

This is Terry's original post.......

{any info on James Mckenzie b c1870 married to Grace Mcgregor bc1872. Known children are Robert- Frances- Dorothy- Margaret- and Ellen b 6/8/1899. James and Grace were living at 62 Parkside Street , Rosyth, Dunfermaline in 1928. Grace died 18/9/1936. In 1920 Ellen was living in St Stevens Place, Edinburgh. working as a shop assistant, she left to get married to George Hatton, in Reading, Berks and died there in 1963.}


Why were people looking at the 1901 and 1911 England Census?

Surely the family were in Scotland according to Terry ......or am I having yet

another senior moment ???

Senior moment? Dont be silly you cant be old enough yet..

They were back and forth to Scotland going on census details ?
And they turned up didnt they?

Phew....... that's ok then!

But I still think I've lost the plot a bit FBG because I still can't see where

Terry says in his post that the family lived in England before 1920????

And believe me I am old enough!!!!

Cheers

Cathy (I think!)

Hi ladies.
Glad to say I have now got the wedding details. They wed on 9th Feb, James is the son of James & Margaret (Wilson) and Mary is the daughter of Duncan Mcgregor & Binnie Catherine Gibb ? not sure about this, bad writing. I still cant find a Birth record of helen t as yet.
My F in law was a navy man, and he met H up in Scotland, I have a record of their Banns, he was on board ship, and she went to a local church, they were wed in Caversham, nr Reading.
Just hoping the census is the right one. Thanks.
Terry.

Does the occupation on Helens marriage cert for her father add to being about the same sort of job as on census for him..?

If it does then that should clinch it.