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Gwyn in Kent | Report | 22 Jul 2006 20:44 |
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Can you give some names please or a reference to find them in 1901? It might seem clearer then. Gwyn |
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Susan | Report | 22 Jul 2006 19:24 |
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I have someone on the 1901 , (Peter) right name and place of birth. His wife is quite a bit younger than him and the first chid was born in Ireland so difficult to check that one. next two children were born 'in the army' so I have their b/certs but the father's name doesn't match . It does however match one of Peter's brother's. The last child has Peter's name on b/cert. So.. the question is are they his brother's children or is it all a muddle. I can't find a marriage for either brother or a death for the missing one. Sue |
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