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Lyn, I am so sorry to read that your dad has passed away. I know how much you loved him and how much you will miss him...my thoughts are with you and your family xx

Lexie is beautiful - just the sort of dog I would love to have. I wish you many happy walks with her.

That looks really good Mike. Thanks for posting the link - I am tempted to order it myself.

That's lovely Eric. You are so talented - thank you for posting it so we could all see it - I expect Carolina is thrilled with it.

Hi Cresser, if I go to Redditch tomorrow I will pop into the library and ask if they have a plan there. Just to be certain -you do mean the cemetery where the Crematorium is don't you?

I am glad you solved the mystery Mike but also sorry it was such a sad result. Poor Edwin falling into a well and how horrible for the family not knowing where he was for 5 years. Thanks for letting us know - it is always nice to know the ending of a 'story' - I just wish it was a happier one.

Thank you Dennis - I really enjoyed reading your post. I love Cluedo and still play it now with my daughter.

That sounds good Mike - thanks for letting us know.

St Martin's - Baptised 20th July 1758 - Clarissa daughter of Thomas and Anne Roper

Hannah - daughter of Samuel and CARY Gibbons Susanna - daughter of Samuel and CLARY Gibbons Charlotte - daughter of Samuel and LETICIA Gibbons dates as you have stated and no other information recorded

Hi Colin, Unfortunately at this time only the date, childs name and parents names were recorded - so only the information you already have - somtimes at the side it is noted when they were born but not very often. But no information for fathers occupation or address Just checked James Gibbons...

You're most welcome - I think it's nice to have snippets like this in your family tree/story - they make the people/places more real somehow. I will look for more tomorrow.

This may interest you - the Harrison's get a mention in the Birmingham Daily Post Thursday 12 August 1869 - someone stole a chain from a parcel they had sent to Aberystwith. (Aberystwyth)

Re: Family tree research- Im stuck :( Well done Ladylinda - you are finding all this so quickly I am having trouble keeping up!

Re: Family tree research- Im stuck :( The birth months are when they are registered - the year is split into quarters - Jan-March / April-June /July-Sept / Oct-Dec So William could have been born beginning October 1895 and Elsie end of June 1896 (a bit premature) very close but possible.

Re: Family tree research- Im stuck :( Well done ladylinda! I was just looking through freebmd - so I wonder where Elsie was on the 1901? James, I thought they may have been twins because Willie was down as being born 1896 and it was quite common in those days to send babies or little children...

Re: Family tree research- Im stuck :( Could they have been Twins?

Re: Family tree research- Im stuck :( James don't you mean between 1901 and 1911? In 1901 we think she is listed as Willie/Winnie????

Re: Family tree research- Im stuck :( That is probably what I would be doing if your Ellen Francis wasn't keeping me awake.....lol

Re: Family tree research- Im stuck :( That is a mystery James - did she stay in Hereford all her life - or did you say there was a connection to Birmingham? If she moved to Birmingham some people on here have access to the Birmingham electoral rolls. Did she get married?