Liverpool & South West Lancashire FHS - Forum

I wouldn't order the marriage cert, not at this point in time, I doubt very much there's a mistake made. Though not conclusive proof by any means, an indication would be in the naming of the children after their grandparents, Benjamin, Elizabeth, John and eventually Hannah, amazing how many times th...

Jenny, The problem is, the John who died in 1856, Walker St, his brother may not have been in the area in 1851. I think the John Stafford/Ann Jones family is nailed on, so can't be the John Stafford born to Mary Kinsley/Webster. With his father being Benjamin, it is possible he is the son of Staffor...

John Stafford married Mary Webster, widow of this parish, 1812, St Paul's, Liverpool

Mary Kinsey married John Webster, 1801, St Peter, Liverpool

I should add,

It appears the fathers of the Frodsham marriage were, Benjamin Stafford/John Jones, which doesn't sit kindly with the 1815 baptism?

Hi Jenny and welcome, It was on my behalf Mary kindly sent the messages over to you. Based on your response to Alex I found the following and I hope it gives you confidence when ordering the death certificate for John Stafford. Also I hope you found it useful the marriage of John Stafford and Ann Jo...

Where is the Village of Hampton?

https://www.freebmd.org.uk/district-list.html

Spot on Blue,

"Prince Edwin, the brother of King Athlestan of England was an eminent and distinguished Mason and King Athlestan was the grandson of King Alfred the first anointed King of England who translated the Holy Bible into the Saxon language. The Grand Lodge that was established in York, England in 926 pro...

Sorry, Katie,

No luck here.

From the 1911 census, not Herbert's family.

I suspect the Prince Edward St in the 1827 directory refers to the one in Birkenhead, though it doesn't say so.

The directory is for Liverpool and its environs.

There's a April Grove, Tuebrook (Newspaper snippet)

There's also a Prince Edward St, Birkenhead, off Beckwith St.

Hi Lynne,

There was all 3, Prince Edward St was mentioned in the 1827 directory, not looked for later.

Prince Edwin St, no problem with that one, mentioned in the Liverpool Electoral Rolls and directories.

Prince Edwin Lane, Everton.

Hilary did say she wanted the whole thread, it depends on what electronic wizardry she has whether it works for her.

I have Windows 10,

If you right click on page 1 and click print, this appears, take it from there.

Very odd, so whoever lived in the property after 1953 never registered to vote, did the next door neighbours change?

Another that may be worth looking at, William J Churchill married Annie Roberts, West Derby, 1917, reg office or reg attended. 1920, William James Churchill, age 34, died and buried at Ford cemetery, address, 15 Solomon St, occupation, Coppersmith. 1920 Electoral Roll, William & Annie Churchill, 15 ...

Sue, We could do with sight of the 1906 marriage cert to find the status of William James Churchill, in case he was a widow. The 1911 Nicholas census has William Churchill, grandson, born 1903, Manchester. Also a possibility, perhaps Ellen Flynn brought William into the marriage, A possible, FLYNN, ...

The above Ellen Churchill, died and buried, Ford Cemetery, 1915, address, 11 Vine Street.

Address of Thomas & Elizabeth Nicholas, 1920 Electoral Roll.

CHURCHILL, ELLEN
mother's maiden name, FLINN
GRO Reference: 1910 D Quarter in WEST DERBY Volume 08B Page 570