Frederick Mason

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Member Since: February 2007 Posts: 4,614 Send Message	Mary	Report	3 Jun 2010 14:48
	If it is the one ine Tonbridge then George 1812 and Elizabeths marriage maybe. George Mason married Elizabeth Cook 25/1/1835. Ric Mason married Jane Millis 29/6/1803 and christened, William 27/9/1807 Mary Ann 1/10/1809 George 11/10/1812 all in Tonbridge. There was a marriage for a Frederick Mason J/A/S 1866 to Selina Twort or Eliza E Willicombe 2a 822. Another in Tonbridge Frederick to Mary Hannon J/A/S 1874 2a 824. 1881 Frederick with wife mary 26,Tower Street Eastbourne D17 32. Son William 1873/4 Harry 1853 brother. as on 1871 census. Maryb
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Member Since: August 2009 Posts: 52 Send Message	Patricia	Report	3 Jun 2010 15:51
Member Since: August 2009 Posts: 52 Send Message	How strange, I am Patricia Cooke nee Mason dob 25.1.19?? with a daughter Elizabeth Cooke History repeating itself I think!! As I said tomorrow I will make time to go through all your options and choose myself a family...is that allowed? PS I can't understand why Martha Mary was in the Marylebone orphanage either unless her mother was too ill to look after her. Patricia