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Oh okay I was abit off then with my guess. Thank you

Hi all, I wonder if you can help me? I am looking for the WW1 records of Charles (Albert?) Bailey born around 1876 and married to Alice Bailey living in Hockley. I believe he may have died around 1915/1916 as his wife remarried in 1916 and was described as a widow so I'm assuming it was in the...

Oh thank you this makes more sense! Oh okay thank you I must have missed that! That should hopefully make it abit easier to find some information on it.

Yes I have this thank you. I have researched the meaning of the discharge code (as I couldn't read the handwriting) and it says unlikely to became an effective soldier. He was almost 40 when he joined! I do feel for him bless him. It would be good to know if there was a specific reason but I...

I think the only thing that lead me to that conclusion was reading someone elses story about their nan who came from the asylum to the workhouse so I had nothing else to base it on but yes I guess he could just be working wherever he could find the work at the time. It just felt quite far away...

Thank you for this as it confirms what I had found myself but I'm never too sure if what I've found is correct especially with the death of Nellie. I had found the name Ellen but wasn't sure. I think they're buried in Warstone Lane so now with a second opinion I'll check this out further. And...

Okay great thanksnfor the reply. Now to find out some details about his admission! From what I can gather his wife died in Childbirth in 1902 and he seems to be registered as living in either a workhouse/boarding house in Coventry after his release from the asylum in 1911 so it would be good to...

I am interested to find out about a possible admission to Winson Green Asylum in Nov 1910 to Jan 1911. According to records, Benjamin John Hucks (3rd great grandfather) was admitted but this is based only on an admissions register so I can't verify if it is my relative. Anyone have any ideas...