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going slowly mad 1841
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Kim | Report | 13 May 2006 16:05 |
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Kim | Report | 13 May 2006 16:11 |
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Trying to find James Piercey age 25 born Liverpool but working in Whitechapel father George Piercey a baker . Found him in 1851 29 Gower walk st mary whitechapel ref ho107/1546 transcribed as Purcey And in 1861 transcribed as Perey ref rg9/272 a messenger . His age varies between 1814/1818 but appears to be same family . he did not marry unitl 1843 september so where was he? Any help appreciated Kim |
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Sarah | Report | 13 May 2006 16:15 |
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Just a tip Kim, Title your thread,In the next box type 'see below' then type your whole whole question, as beautifully laid out as you like. THEN, 'cut' the lot (except 'see below') Post your title, reply to it immediately by pasting in your question. Your question won't get scrunched & you won't leave us all wondering what it was!! Sarah :-) |
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Kim | Report | 13 May 2006 16:48 |
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sarah, have done so but genes taking ages to turn page as usuall!about 10 minutes! Kim |
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K | Report | 13 May 2006 17:38 |
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Kim I understand why you're going mad - have found a number of options for James, but none living with a famliy to prove a link with George. If George was alive in 1841 - then trying to find him may be the best way forward as you know his profession. However having looked for him there are no obvious candidates Good Luck Kay |
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Kim | Report | 13 May 2006 18:04 |
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James( a labourer) married Marianne (Mary Ann) Wilson a servant (born Whitechapel ) in 1843 ,her mother was Priscilla Wilson and father Charles Wilson a mariner. Catherine Piercey and John Samuel Smith were witness. They married in St Leonard's, Shoreditch but gave address as Swan Alley, City of London. Their Illegitmate first child John was born (whitechapel ) in 1837/8 but not sure if he was a Piercey or a Wilson. I can't find any of these people on 1841 . Do you think they were living in a cave? Kim |
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