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Boyle's view of London 1799

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Unknown Report 4 May 2012 20:06

Thank you my friend. The person I'm looking for is my GGGFather. His son Frederick Charles Boyle b1838 is fine and dandy, Got stuck here with our Fred Snr. Name on MC is Frederick Boyle. have tried all the usual avenues with out any luck. No BC,No DC just the Marriage. strange. Cross fingers someone has come across this problem before and has an answer. Off to watch some TV now.
Dellboy34th

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+++DetEcTive+++ Report 4 May 2012 18:39

Evening Dellboy and welcome to the Boards.

Without having looked it up, Boyle as in Boyle's view, is likely to be a surname.

Why not start a thread on Finding Ancestors, stating what you do know including father's name if given on the MC, and people can have another look for you for the missing records?

Obviously, a birth c1800 would only be recorded in baptismal records, it at all.

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Unknown Report 4 May 2012 18:12

Just wondering, I'm new to this so I'm hoping I'm not out of line here.
I'm searching for Boyle Frederick c1800 Bethnal Green area - have his wife Ann Pill but nothing on this gent regarding Birth or death, just marriage. I can't seem to get any further will this line. Any advise would be great. Dellboy34th

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Janet 693215 Report 20 Oct 2008 11:48

Thanks for that Linda.

Theres another excellent resource about London the Charles Booth Online archive.

Charles Booth walked around London in the 1880's documenting what he saw. He produced a "poverty map" which I find is a wonderful reference. The whole lot is available at

http://booth.lse.ac.uk/

Linda G

Linda G Report 19 Oct 2008 21:34

Just found this website...very interesting..lots of information about streets in London and much more

http://www.londonancestor.com/boyle/boyle.htm


Linda