Genealogy Chat

Thanx anyway Moe, wasn't really expecting anything, I think they would have been off to sea by then? Appreciate your looking for me. Regards, Jen

Back again Jen not much am afraid only these from 1860 john Chandler dealer in birds 22 Hood st Charles Chandler Ironmonger 36 Hatton garden james Chandler beerhouse Tuebrook West derby moex

sorry i had to go offline (unexpected visitors) Jen i will look now..back soon Alter ego i got the cds from www(.)archivecdbooks(.)org they usually have special offers on i paid about £30 for all 4 and can't live without them

moe where did you get those gores directories from?

Moe, Names you requested. Jonathan Chandler born 1835 Liverpool, married to Elizabeth Mercer b 1836 ? In Dec qtr 1858 St Peter Liverpool. Block Maker ( for rigging ) Wedding cert occ: Mariner. Charles Chandler born 1837 Liverpool married Jane Davies 1842 in Set qtr. 1860 St Philip Liverpool. Block maker ( for rigging ) Wedding cert occ: Mariner. Thanx Moe Regards Jen

Moe, yet another generous offer, I'm overwhelmed. Thankyou. Please let me know if you need further details, I'm inundated with generous offers of help at present, and just sifting through them. Once again Thankyou, Regards, Jen

jen i have 1843 1860 1911 and 1938 gores post the names and i will have a look for you... MOE

Julie..........Fantastic site, there was so much to look at I got distracted from Liverpool to Shropshire and found several family members with names of their farms etc...........Thanx a million. Sarah Jane, Thankyou for that Sarah. Ann I will certainly give the forum a try, thankyou. Gerry, Generous offer, I will forward details. Regards, Jen

For Ann in Chesterfield and anyone else with ancestors who were Liverpool Pilots, there is a book published by the Liverpool Nautical Research Society, titled: 'List Of Pilots 1734-1990 ' just type this into 'Google' and you will get lots of info, 'Good Luck'

Jen, I think it's possible the wives went to sea with them. I'm told my g-g-g-grandfather took his wife and daughters with him sometimes. He was a Master Mariner living in Liverpool as well, died at sea in 1863.

Jen Some of mine are mariners and Liverpool Pilots. I was told to try the Liverpool & SW Lancs FHS, so I went on their Forum for Liverpool and they were so helpful, give it a try. http://liverpool-genealogy(.)org(.)uk Ann

Will do Julie, Thankyou Jen

Hi Jen Take a look at www.historicaldirectories.org Julie

Thanx Lesley. Jen

Thats another avenue to look down Lesley Thanx but, how do I access that, I've never used Gores before? Jen

Alter, was thinking that as these brothers married within two years of each other, both trained as block makers and went to sea with that trade.........that it may have been likely that they at some point, could have served on the same ship (the younger brothers FIL having been a Master Mariner), ? Wondering if they might have i.e, gone from say here to there? and stayed abroad with their wives?? So many what if's? The earleir census' would have been more interesting and perhaps more revealing.......IF only!!!! Jen

1891 is a nightmare for a start

My two gg uncles, brothers to my great grandmother, were Mariners out of Liverpool.........they both married before 1861 and since then, I have found it impossible to discover them, their wives or any potential families they may have had on any single census. My question is ~ Would wives have gone to sea with their spouses in 1860+ . Might sound silly I know.....but am clutching at straws and trying to cover every angle? I can't think of an explanation as to why I cannot discover the wives at least, on any census, even though both husbands were at sea? Hope someone can throw a few feasable suggestions my way please!!!! Jen