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Member Since: August 2008 Posts: 127 Send Message	Vanessa	Report	3 Jun 2010 11:21
Member Since: August 2008 Posts: 127 Send Message	Many thanks Jonesey. will follow that up. Vanessa
Member Since: May 2008 Posts: 5,162 Send Message	Jonesey	Report	3 Jun 2010 10:39
	Marriages Sep 1901 (>99%) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BRAIN Rose Ecclesall B. 9c 611 Heacock Emma Jane Ecclesall B. 9c 611 HENCOCK Emma Jame Ecclesall B. 9c 611 Hencock Emma Jane Ecclesall B. 9c 611 Munday Frederick Ecclesall B. 9c 611 Mundy Frederick Ecclesall B. 9c 611 Wiston George Ecclesall B. 9c 611 Wistow George Ecclesall B. 9c 611
	Researching: Don't put off until tomorrow doing what you can do today. If you like doing it today you can do it again tomorrow. Be kind to your children for it is they who will decide which care home you end up in.
Member Since: August 2008 Posts: 127 Send Message	Vanessa	Report	3 Jun 2010 09:41
Member Since: August 2008 Posts: 127 Send Message	Ooh thanks for that Christine. I will take a look. Frederick is someone we have struggled with for a while. The family were split up at a fairly young age but all the other brothers and sister stayed in touch and I am fairly well up on their families/whereabouts. Thanks again Vanessa Have just looked at the census and think it certainly could be him. There is a marriage in Eccleshall Bierslow in Sept 1901 which might also fit but I can't see the wife's details . Can anyone help? Cheers
Member Since: March 2006 Posts: 5,276 Send Message	ChristineinPortugal	Report	3 Jun 2010 09:09
Member Since: March 2006 Posts: 5,276 Send Message	Just for ref. 1891 England Census about Frederick Mundy Name: Frederick Mundy Age: 22 Estimated birth year: abt 1869 Relation: Boarder Gender: Male Where born: Farthinges, Northamptonshire, England Civil parish: Pudsey Ecclesiastical parish: Pudsey St Lawrence Town: Pudsey County/Island: Yorkshire Country: England Could this be him in 1901 although age is out. 1901 England Census about Fred Mundy Name: Fred Mundy Age: 24 Estimated birth year: abt 1877 Relation: Boarder Gender: Male Where born: Farthingstone, Northamptonshire, England Civil parish: Brightside Bierlow Ecclesiastical parish: Brightside St Thomas County/Island: Yorkshire Country: England Registration district: Sheffield Sub-registration district: East Brightside Christine
Member Since: August 2008 Posts: 127 Send Message	Vanessa	Report	3 Jun 2010 08:30
Member Since: August 2008 Posts: 127 Send Message	Thanks for your interest Julie. I haven't done much research recently and am feeling a bit rusty. Having laid out this money for 1911 I am making a concerted effort to put a few more pieces in the jigsaw. Best wishes Vanessa
Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 16,612 Send Message	Julie	Report	3 Jun 2010 08:23
	I think the only way to know for sure would be to get the cert I have one too in my tree...but i can't find a birth nor able to pick her up in the census before :o((
Member Since: August 2008 Posts: 127 Send Message	Vanessa	Report	3 Jun 2010 08:17
Member Since: August 2008 Posts: 127 Send Message	I have just upgraded and now have access to 1911. I have found a mystery niece living with my gg uncle and his wife in Warwick. The details are Emily Mundy aged 3 , listed as niece to Thomas Mundy. Emily was born in Rotherham . I looked on free bmd and found a birth that correlates. The mystery is that if she was born a Mundy and is niece to Thomas then I cannot place her. Thomas Mundy had 3 brothers. I can account for all their children except those of the eldest brother Frederick Mundy who possibly went to Canada ( not fully confirmed but possible match on passenger lists ) . He is last picked up on a census in 1891 working on the railways in Leeds. Any thoughts or help gratefully received.

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