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Thanks again Jane and Julie, your a great help!
Ian

Reg
Thanks for your suggestion, but that is why i am not asking about these relations!! I am asking about my Grt Uncle and aunt (William Hale 1891 and Dorothy Squires)
Thanks
Ian

In view of the dates and the fact that my William was definately born 1891, i doubt that ULICE is my Uiley.
Thanks
Ian

I honestly think your best bet is to wait until you receive the marriage cert...........you will have firm info then about ages, and the names of each of the fathers.

Reg

Sorry have just seen my error!

That was a 1901 census where as he was born 1891!!
Sorry
Ian

Reg
First of all, i dont know that the ULICE is definately my UILEY, secondly i dont understand why you said that a child born 1891 could not be ULICE's!?

You very kindly corrected me yesterday in saying that firstly there was no contraception in those days and secondly it was quite common to have children outside of marriage!

Considering on this census ULICE is 15years old (old enough to carry a child) and the fact that there is a 2 week baby on the census as a GRANDSON, could the GRANDSON not be my William Hale 1891?

Thanks again
Ian

Marriages Jun 1902 (>99%)
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>>Hale William B. Stortford 3a 886
>>Miles Uiley B. Stortford 3a 886
Salmon Elizabeth B. Stortford 3a 886
Vealey Clement Charles B.Stortford 3a 886

Ian,
Just found the marriage for William Hale and Uiley Miles in june 1902 Bishops Stortford 3a 886

Ian

He wouldn't be on the 1891 heres his birth

Births Jun 1891 (>99%)
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HALE William B. Stortford 3a 523

If this is the 'mother' in 1901............there is no way a child born in 1891 is her son...........sorry!

02/09/2007 20:24:57
hi how about this

1901 England Census
about Ulice Miles
Name: Ulice Miles
Age: 15
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1886
Relation: Daughter
Father's Name: Elizah
Mother's Name: Caroline Ann
Gender: Female
Where born: Standon, Hertfordshire, England

Civil Parish: Standon
Ecclesiastical parish: St Mary
County/Island: Hertfordshire
Country: England

Street address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage:

Education:

Employment status: View Image

Registration district: Ware
Sub-registration district: Standon
ED, institution, or vessel: 6
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 124
Household Members: Name Age
Baby Miles 2 weeks
Caroline Ann Miles 45
Dorothy Rose Miles 3
Elizah Miles 43
Frederick Miles 12
Horace Albert Miles 7
Ulice Miles 15

The baby is unnamed and down as grandson.

Pm me and i will try and send you the copy
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Copied the above info from one of your other threads

If this is not the person you seek, please say so, and a further search can be made.

Reg

Reg
No it hasnt, i was asking about his parents the other day (William Hale and Uiley Miles) which i believe you tried to help then but not much information about them was found i am awaitin there marriage certificate!!
I wouldnt ask for the same help twice, i know how annoying it is as you may have noticed that i have another thread where i help others with finding records for them.
Thanks
Ian

Hasn't the census info already been given to you on one of your other threads?

I'm sure I can recall seeing it...........

Reg

Unfortunately, i have no idea as to when they died, i was just told Hertfordshire as where they lived/born/died!

Dorothy and William would have married early 1900's, maybe around 1920's

Thanks
Ian

When might they have married?

When might they have died?

You do need to have some idea..............the records are not indexed.

Reg

Hi
Can anyone help me, i need a 1891/1901 census record for William Hale he was born 1891 in Bishop's Stortford, his parents were William Hale abt 1871 and Uiley Miles.

I also need a marriage record for him, he married Dorothy Squires, she was born in 1895, they lived in Hertfordshire.

I would also like death records for them both if possible.

Thanks
Ian Hale