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Louise2212

Louise2212 Report 17 Dec 2004 18:12

could be (either 1867 or 1868)

Tiamo

Tiamo Report 17 Dec 2004 18:08

Thats'a pity! Do these belong to you? Marriages Pearson, Mary Ann 1867 March West Derby Lancashire 8b 498 Stainton, Robert 1867 March West Derby Lancashire 8b 498 TYRER, Edward 1867 March West Derby Lancashire 8b 498 TYRER, Sarah 1867 March West Derby Lancashire 8b 498

Louise2212

Louise2212 Report 17 Dec 2004 18:02

i know i beleive that Mary's maiden name was Johnson (according to her daughters birth certifacte)

Tiamo

Tiamo Report 17 Dec 2004 17:56

I have been looking. Louise, but it doesn't help now that Ancestry have taken away most birth places and only left the county!

Christine in Herts

Christine in Herts Report 17 Dec 2004 17:48

Not sure that this helps, but I had a look on Lancashire BMD (I am always intrigued by puzzles) and found that they've transcribed marriages (except for St Cuthbert's) but not births or deaths for West Derby. There are a few Edward Tyrer marriages listed but only this matches first names: Lancashire Marriage indexes for the years: 1878 Surname Forename(s) Surname Forename(s) Church / Register Office Registers At Reference TYRER Edward ROSE Mary A Liverpool, St. Peter Liverpool 2122LP/68/283 This would be a bit late for correctness - but, apparently, not unusual. Alternatively, the name combination could be a coincidence. If you do want to pursue it, teh ref will act as a link to an application form, part-completed, for that cert. Christine

Louise2212

Louise2212 Report 17 Dec 2004 16:10

well i found my Corletts as Colletts last nighte - by doing that but Edward Tyrer b1845c, Mary ann Tyrer b 1845 & Annie Tyrer b 1869c (un sure about her names - seems to change every now & again) all born in Liverpool, Lancashire have gone missing off the 1871 census last know address was in 1881 11 corlett street, west derby, lancashire

Tiamo

Tiamo Report 17 Dec 2004 16:04

Absolutley anything. Best way to find mis-transciptions is by just using first name, place of birth and/or age within 2 years and trawling. Post the details - many hands make light work!!

Louise2212

Louise2212 Report 17 Dec 2004 15:59

what coould tyrer be transcibed as?