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That was one of the first searches Gillian, but speaking personally I couldn't find an obvious match (or an Ada Beckerton either for that matter).
Jan

Ok....thanks Jan

Ada does seem quite elusive doesnt she.....

Thanks very much for all your help today.

Gill

I must be going a bit mad here.......

We are definatley looking for an Ada Workman and nOT Ada beckerston.

Here is Ada's marriage:
Marriages Mar 1919 (>99%)
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Workman Ada L Nash Dursley 6a 476

She marriad as a 'Workman' .............to James Nash - later they moved to Pontypridd, S.Wales

I know her name is Workman, sometimes children were listed under new husband/partner's name for respectability!
If you don't get that cert soon I might have to get it myself!!
Jan

Sorry Jan - I CAN be a bit frustrating..........nice to see that you have a sense of humour though..... ( you made me smile )...

I guess I will probably have to give in and get the cert

thanks again
Gill

If you do, let us know what it says won't you? I am starting to feel like an honorary member of the Workman family ... !
jan

The full entry for Anastasia's find:

Marriages Dec 1911 (>99%)
Luker William Stroud 6a 737
Marsh Elsie Stroud 6a 737
Payne Elizabeth A Stroud 6a 737
WORKMAN Joseph T Stroud 6a 737

What you may not realise, Gillian, is the fact that the GLOSbmd website has all MMN's transcribed..........hence my reference to the anomaly.