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    Johnson

    Hi Mark, think this is proof? Both Thomas and his father thomas Joseph were born in Leicestershire? Sorry i carnt find marriage on ancestry. Thank you, Keith
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    Johnson

    Thanks Mark
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    Johnson

    nor me lol. i pressed something.
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    Johnson

    Thanks Pam, sorry to be a pain.
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    Johnson

    Not sure Pam
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    Johnson

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    Johnson

    Sure Thomas married Matilda Wainwright 1867. Is that incorrect Pam? Need to get proof of Thomas's wife or birth. Alot of Thomas Johnson s born 1840.
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    Johnson

    Yes, plus can investigate Frederick and. Thanks Pam.
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    Johnson

    Hi, read through past info. Mark said parent was Edward? Slightly confused regarding Martha Wainwright or Martha Jane Wainwright. Any proof of which one. Also proof of Thomas Johnson going back. He married Martha Wainwright in 1867. Not sure if you can pick these up. Or do I repost, thanks, Keith.
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    Johnson

    Doing a little more. Pam you were correct with your Latin. Frederick was the son of Frederick R Moore
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    Johnson

    Agree Lyn, Pam and Mark and yourself been amazing. It does wear you out a bit. Glad Mark threw a spanner in the works. I do agree that the only proof is pdfs or certificates. Well considering my wife's mom was Welsh and dad Scottish. Totally untrue, but there is an Irish connection. Right...
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    Johnson

    Just seen it, great info Pam. Green Street, Court House. County Mayo. Think I saw maiden name O'Hara. Thanks again. Ordered Fredericks marriage certificate. Bit at a time now. .
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    Johnson

    Brilliant, I searched no luck. Great, appreciated. Enjoy your Sunday. Keith
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    Johnson

    Morning Pam, a drier one. Luckily not near any rivers. Can I please pick your brain. Which census did you find Agnes living alone with her Irish mother. Think you said County Down. Think she was O'HARA. Thanks again, Keith.
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    Johnson

    I dont know how you do it Pam. I might be attempting Irish ancestry . I've screenshot all the info from yourself, Mark and Lyn. Half my tablet memory is probably ancestry lol. I don't like Latin. Glad I failed my 11 plus. My dad wasn't bless him. With ancestry discovered a hell of alot about my...
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    Johnson

    Thanks Mark, as you say 1838 so doable. Yes, agree hard to decipher. Thank you, got a couple of certs to work on. O' Connor was as bad as when I researched Connolly Connelly. Again, more info. Appreciated Keith.
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    Johnson

    I knew you would know. I learn something everyday. Not Latin, I struggled with French. I wouldn't have known that. Thanks Pam..Always answers. I can see Agnes O'Connor born 1848.PDF? Thanks, Keith.
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    Johnson

    Thanks for all the information on the marriage. William order that one. Don't understand why you carnt get a pdf for marriages. You probably do. Strange. Thnx Pam. Need a win on ggs lol.
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    Johnson

    Cheers Pam. I agree with Lyn, getting the proof. Alot of info on Ancestry is copied or no proof If I was to total how many certificates id bought over the last 15 years. Thanks again
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