Recent content by jumper

Yes it sure is "Carolina" and thank you so very much for posting their marriage certificate. Like I mentioned to the above posters, why could I not find it on ancestry when I was searching for their marriage certificate and not just in the Birmingham area(s) but also other/most parts of England...

Thanking you so very much "bewdley" for posting Henrietta's burial page. As I mentioned to "pjmburns" this site is so unbelievably amazing! What I cannot understand is how come I never found it on ancestry! I spent hours/days off and on looking for burial details as well as birth and marriage...

Thank you so very much Janice and I did see a death index for Henrietta Maria and thought that must be her but was not 100% but with "bewdley" adding Henrietta's burial page it definitely is "my" Henrietta. This site is unbelievable when it comes to records in the Birmingham, Warwickshire...

Hi and hoping someone may be able to help. Am trying to find at least a marriage certificate for Richard Ware and Henrietta Maria mnu. Richard was born about 1750 and Henrietta M about 1753. Their death dates are unknown. The information I have are from ancestry members but regarding these two...

I never thought of the witnesses to their marriage and I can read their surnames and both are Rhodes. Also noticed that Frances signed her name but William left his mark. Also I will also look at census that have William Ward occupation labourer. The marriage certificate I have was put up on...

My 2nd great grandfather was William Ward and I am not sure where in England he was born (but on his NZ death certificate his widow, who was also the informant states he was born in Birmingham) and his marriage place was Birmingham and their daughter was born and baptised in Birmingham. William...

Thank you so very much for that. I cannot understand how I could not find the wedding reg on the ancestry site as I went through all the wedding indexes. The one you have found is great as it gives more info. Thank you again Janice. I will definitely add all to my tree. I guess now I will go and...

Trying to find my g/g grandmother Frances Ware who was born about 1818-19 but not sure if she originally came from the Birmingham and/or Warwickshire areas but her marriage to William Ward took place at St Martin, Birmingham on 3 Nov 1841 and their daughter Frances Jane Ward was born in...