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Hi
Could anyone possibly do a 1939 register look up please for
John logan
Born 1878
Liverpool. Lancashire.
Married
Mary Catherine logan
Born 1880
Liverpool Lancashire
Thank you in advance to anyone who can help
Pam

Will take a look

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Logan Household (1 Person)
Victoria Square , Liverpool C.B., Lancashire, England

John Logan 16 May 1878 Male Gen Labourer Married 101 1

I've apparently looked for both of these before?

Household (1 Person)
126 Smithdown Rd Hospital Smi?down Road, Liverpool , Liverpool C.B., Lancashire, England

Mary C Logan Patient 01 Nov 1882 Female Unpaid Domestic Duties Married 2 171

Not seeing them together

Maybe

Logan Household (1 Person)
Victoria Square , Liverpool C.B., Lancashire, England
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FIRST NAME(S) LAST NAME(S) DOB OCCUPATION
John Logan 16 May 1878 Gen Labourer
Ref: RG101/4322C/009/22 Letter Code:
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Wow that was quick! Thank you..

If this is my grandfather I wonder where gran is?

They are a real mystery...they're nowhere to be found on the 1911 census!

Thank you so much Nyx

Nyx I'm so sorry....I must have mislaid that info as I haven't been researching due to ill health
Thank you though for repeating this I will add it right away

Thanks again

Pam

Previous thread which has some info on what has been tried, re addresses on 1911

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards/board/ancestors/thread/1332606?page=1

will have a look >>>

Just for ref from the other thread. As this address was looked for at the time

British Army WWI Pension Records 1914-1920

Name: John Logan
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1878
Age at enlistment: 39
Document Year: 1917
Regimental Number: 347536
Regiment Name: Labour Corps
Number of images: 7


This is the record mentioned by HeyJude


Next of kin is given as wife Mary Catherine Logan of 23 Gomer St

I've just added he info to them on the family tree so now it can't go missing lol

Ah thank you so much for reminding me of his war record...I do have it.
Sad to think he was profoundly deaf had a hernia and still either signed up or was called up....received another hernia and was discharged quite quickly!

I never knew my grandparents or any other relatives of my dads so it's good to find out anything about them.
I do have both their families going back to the 1841 census....births marriages and deaths..

Thank you so much for your help it's very much appreciated

Pam

Because the GRO index wasn't available when the other thread was posted just putting these here for ref, though the baptisms are on other thread

LOGAN, JOSEPH MAGUIRE Order
GRO Reference: 1908 S Quarter in LIVERPOOL Volume 08B Page 69
LOGAN, PETER MAGUIRE Order
GRO Reference: 1910 J Quarter in LIVERPOOL Volume 08B Page 99

LOGAN, DANIEL MAGUIRE Order
GRO Reference: 1905 M Quarter in LIVERPOOL Volume 08B Page 82

LOGAN, FRANCIS MAGUIRE Order
GRO Reference: 1912 D Quarter in BLACKBURN Volume 08E Page 508

Age at Death (in years):
LOGAN, JOSEPH 0 Order
GRO Reference: 1908 S Quarter in LIVERPOOL Volume 08B Page 37

Thank you Nyx

The Francis Logan with mother Maguire Blackburn 1912 isn't the same family
Apparently the forenames are different according to the register office there.

They lost so many babies, it's truly sad

They lost two who were born 1916 and 1918 I think it was
Michael and Mary Frances. They died as youngsters.

Marriages Dec 1901

LOGAN John W. Derby 8b 646
MAGUIRE Mary Catherine W Derby 8b 646

Deaths Jun 1905
Logan Daniel 0 Liverpool 8b 31

Thank you so much.
I have their marriage certificate they married Christmas Day, apparently it was free to do so. Imagine that these days :-)

My mum and dad married Christmas Day too in 1929

Was quite a usual thing as men often worked mon - sat and no annual paid holidays

Christmas Day being a holiday was a popular day to marry

Yes times were far harder those days though I didn't realise it was still happening into the late twenties and possibly up to after the war!

I know some work a 6 day week even today but at least there's the luxury of household gadgets etc to help.

A Christmas wedding sounds lovely today not a necessity like it was back then.