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Albert Jesney

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SuzyJane

SuzyJane Report 21 Jun 2006 18:19

Albert Jesney lived with his aunty Sarah Enderby at North Elkington as a child and up to 1881 when he was Agg lab and I think ! In 1901 census they live at cawkwell hill farm . Albert Jesney Head 36 ag labour Ellen Jesney wife 33 George Jesney son 09 Jenie Jesney Dau 06 Bertha Jesney Dau 05 Henrey Jesney Son 02 Albert Jesney son 01 I would Love to know more As I have noone to ask As Albert Was my Grandad's Step father and did not know anything about this until my dad had died in 2000 .SO IF THERE'S ANY JESNEY is OUT THERE I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU .thanks Sue

Jeanette

Jeanette Report 21 Jun 2006 18:24

might be best to put it on the trying to find board or go to home page do name search that will tell you if any one here with that name or check tree matches Jeanette

CanadianCousin

CanadianCousin Report 21 Jun 2006 19:55

Just had a quick look - there are 313 entries for Jesney plus another 57 for Jessney (note these include duplicate entries for some individuals by different GR members). To find these, click on the 'Search family trees' link on the left hand side of the screen, under the heading 'Find your family'. Just enter the surname, click 'Search', and viola - they should all be there (actually on 7 pages). You can then click on a member's name to send them a message, assuming that you're a paid member of GR. Good luck - Tim