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Twitty/Nash
- Thread starter laraine
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Di.Poppitt
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
Laraine, I found a marriage between George Twitty and Mary Ann R Iles. Dec quarter 1887.
Birmingham 6D 73. But no Nash.
As Twitty is such an unusual name I thought you might want to keep a note of it.
Birmingham 6D 73. But no Nash.
As Twitty is such an unusual name I thought you might want to keep a note of it.
laraine
master brummie
Thanks Di we've just had a birth certificate come through for my great gran & we were waiting to see what her mothers maiden name was. It looks like Nash but i suppose that its likely to be Iles now, it does seem a bit scribbled ! Its as unusual as Twitty is so i'll def take note of that thanks.
laraine
master brummie
Alberta, there is a Reginald in my family tree he was the youngest of the Twitty's born in 1900 & brother of my great gran but unfortunately he died in WW1. There were 3 other brothers my great gran had, they were Charles, George & Thomas. Could Reginald you mention be a son of one of them ? Do you know the Twitty family or are you related at all ?
