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bradnock death look up for please
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LawAndOrderFan
master brummie
Re: death look up for bradnock please
I can't find her either. I thought of trying inputting Jane and no surname into Free BMD for Warwickshire but even doing a year and a half at a time it isn't loading.
Maybe try for mis-spellings? I looked for Braddock with no luck.
We'll find her.
Jill
I can't find her either. I thought of trying inputting Jane and no surname into Free BMD for Warwickshire but even doing a year and a half at a time it isn't loading.
Maybe try for mis-spellings? I looked for Braddock with no luck.
We'll find her.
Jill
LawAndOrderFan
master brummie
Re: death look up for bradnock please
Ah Ha
LadyLinda. Well done. Think you might have cracked it.
Jill
Ah Ha
LadyLinda. Well done. Think you might have cracked it.
Jill
Re: death look up for bradnock please
thanks for looking jill and thanks lynne i would think that is she...blimey i wish i hadnt started me ancestry again im getting depressed now
as it now looks like my gt nans sister who lost her mom and dad 2 days apart at the age of 6 lost her nan at the age of 11 and she was the one who was looking after her.
thanks both..yet another piece of the jigsaw fitted...
lyn
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thanks for looking jill and thanks lynne i would think that is she...blimey i wish i hadnt started me ancestry again im getting depressed now
as it now looks like my gt nans sister who lost her mom and dad 2 days apart at the age of 6 lost her nan at the age of 11 and she was the one who was looking after her.thanks both..yet another piece of the jigsaw fitted...
lyn
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Wendy
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Re: death look up for bradnock please
Lyn I know what you mean it happend in Michael's family. His great aunt Susan Partridge looked after her siblings after the death of her parents close together. She lived in Adam Sreet with them and lodgers.This was the poorest part of town. They have my deepest admiration..x
Lyn I know what you mean it happend in Michael's family. His great aunt Susan Partridge looked after her siblings after the death of her parents close together. She lived in Adam Sreet with them and lodgers.This was the poorest part of town. They have my deepest admiration..x
Re: death look up for bradnock please
hi wend...and they have my admiration too...i can now add cregoe st to my list..think that was deritend way.... how on earth folk coped with all this grief i cant imagine..i used to think how very hard they were in those days but thinking about it they had to be to get through it... x.
hi wend...and they have my admiration too...i can now add cregoe st to my list..think that was deritend way.... how on earth folk coped with all this grief i cant imagine..i used to think how very hard they were in those days but thinking about it they had to be to get through it... x.
Pomgolian
Kiwi Brummie
Re: death look up for bradnock please
They did really have to be what we now call 'tuff/hard, even cold ' (Just lables of how we would see them now if not knowing ,or understanding)... back then.
My Granddad married his first wife in 1912 and by 1918 he ha lost his Father, three children, his wife and a much younger Brother. The're only the ones I know about, there may have been other sibblings, and family members who had also died in that timeline that I haven't researched yet.
By the way Lynn your family do seem to have used Bradnock/Bradnack/Bradneck, when spelling their name. This may have been due to others filling out forms for them and spelling the name how it sounded to them... this is very common when researching records, always look outside 'The Norm' ' as we would see it...
They did really have to be what we now call 'tuff/hard, even cold ' (Just lables of how we would see them now if not knowing ,or understanding)... back then.
My Granddad married his first wife in 1912 and by 1918 he ha lost his Father, three children, his wife and a much younger Brother. The're only the ones I know about, there may have been other sibblings, and family members who had also died in that timeline that I haven't researched yet.
By the way Lynn your family do seem to have used Bradnock/Bradnack/Bradneck, when spelling their name. This may have been due to others filling out forms for them and spelling the name how it sounded to them... this is very common when researching records, always look outside 'The Norm' ' as we would see it...
Re: death look up for bradnock please
hi chris....yes they were sad times alright.. i am finding it most interesting trying to build up a picture of what life was like for the downes and bradnack families....(seems to be written as that more time than bradnock) ive got another lead to the story so if ive time i will follow that up today...
thanks rob...i was getting mixed up with auckland st..i think that was deritend way....does anyone know if cregoe st is still threre...
lyn
hi chris....yes they were sad times alright.. i am finding it most interesting trying to build up a picture of what life was like for the downes and bradnack families....(seems to be written as that more time than bradnock) ive got another lead to the story so if ive time i will follow that up today...
thanks rob...i was getting mixed up with auckland st..i think that was deritend way....does anyone know if cregoe st is still threre...
lyn