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Margaretfinch | Report | 21 Sep 2006 09:17 |
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Hello Victoria no nothing in the name only thing is I think there is a resemblance to the man in question it might be wishful thinking. When the lady married the man he died 6months later but of course I don't know if she knew he did not have long to live. They are buried together so he was not buried with his first wife Margaret x |
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Victoria | Report | 21 Sep 2006 08:59 |
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Nothing in the name to suggest a connection (father Frederick, daughter Fredricka?) or perhaps named after his mother? Victoria |
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HeadStone | Report | 20 Sep 2006 22:38 |
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Hi Margaret, This happened in my family line except it was a divorce many many years later and not a death. Bye Paul |
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Rebecca | Report | 20 Sep 2006 21:44 |
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be nice if youre right :o) |
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Margaretfinch | Report | 20 Sep 2006 13:48 |
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Nana Anna I beleive in my own mind it to be true and Peter no it was a female. Margaret |
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Nana Anna | Report | 20 Sep 2006 13:46 |
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A nice romantic notion :-) but you could be right. Anna x |
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Peter | Report | 20 Sep 2006 13:45 |
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It's possible. If your 1908 'fatherless' person was male and has living male-line descendants, and if the putative father (or his brother) also does, then it would be possible to compare their Y chromosomes to see if there is a match. That would set you back about £200, I think. |
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Margaretfinch | Report | 20 Sep 2006 13:36 |
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A person I have been researching born 1908 no fathers name on birth certificate...................................now the mother remained single for many many years and when she did marry I beleive it could have been to the persons father as he was married at the time of her birth........ she married him after he was widowed. thank you What do you think Margaret x |
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