Genealogy Chat

Hi, am trying to find the birth certs for Frederick George Andrews, born around 1905, father'sname Frederick George Andrews, father's occupation carpenter. He married Elsie Keeling Barber in 1930. Am also searching for her birth cert, born around 1903, father's name Charles Alfred Barber, father's occupation doctor.
Any help would be wonderful, hank you in advance.

for reference

Marriages Dec 1930 (>99%)
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Andrews Frederick G Barber Paddington 1a 61
Barber Elsie K Andrews Paddington 1a 61

Witnesses would help too.

Rose

Keeling is Elsie middle name. Witness' are Ada Shiel and M Hyelt.
I only have basic information off their marriage cert to go off. I know it's not alot but thank you to eveyone for their help so far.
Joe

Do you know when they died?

Rose

I know she died around 1977 in New Zealand. Am unsure of when he died, family story around the end of WW2.
I know she emmigrated in 1947 to NZ on the S/S Arawa with my grandfather and his sister.

G'day,
Elsie died before mid 1975 and was a widow at the time. A check of the various Auckland cemeteries may throw up some better information.
B

The christening of Fredrick George Andrews with a father of the same name and the mothers name being Celia Anna is show on the LMA London baptismal records.

He was christened on 23 Oct 1901 at St Mary, Prince Rd, Lambeth. The families home address at the time was 124 Vauxhall Walk. The father is a carpenter.

This ties in with the registered birth of;

Frederick George Andrews 1901 Lambeth 4th quarter, volume 1d, page 355.

Michael

Further to my earlier message on the christening and birth of Frederick George Andrews, it would also now appear that his parents names were Frederick George Andrews and Celia Hannah Bowery. They were married St Marys, Princes Rd, Lambeth on 02 Aug 1896. Frederick age is given as 21 (c1875) and Celia's age is 19 (c1877). They were living at 33 Frank St, Lambeth at the time and Frederick's occupation is again shown as a carpenter.

The fathers are John Andrews, a pipe maker and Francis Bowery, an engine driver.

Witnesses were Charles Edward Andrews and Ellen Bowery.

Michael

Thank you so, so, so much for that information!
I am only begining with the research, so thank you again for that information, where did you find it? There must be a load of sites I haven't found yet for this.
Again Thank you
Joanne

I have nugde a tread up for you with usefull stie

Good luck

Hazelx