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Trying to find Daybell

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Noreen

Noreen Report 29 Nov 2007 18:23

I can!

That John Daybell, b. 1845, is my great-great-grandfather. His son, John Henry b. 1845 is my great-grandfather. He also had a son John, who was my grandfather, my mother's father. We were all born in the Liverpool area.

What is your connection?

Noreen Keene

Alexa

Alexa Report 27 Mar 2006 13:41

Can anyone provide any more information for any Daybell's living around the Liverpool area? The information I have goes back to a John Daybell (born 1845) who married a Mary. Their children include a Herbert, Flora, John & George, all of whom were born in the Liverpool area. Kind regards, Alexa