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Lost in census. HELP!!!
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Posted by clivemerlin (U2217024) on Saturday, 22nd October 2005
I am trying to locate on any census the ancesters bloodline of Willian Holding born 1917 Gro Brentford vol., 3a page 137 don't know vessel.
Father George Holding married Isabel Murdock I only have William Holding's bth., Cert.
When William was born they were living at 7 Courtney Place Heston U.D. as on birth cert.
Any help here please as I have been told you guys rock. Best regards, Clive. -
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Posted by anisel (U1752839) on Saturday, 22nd October 2005
No trace of a marriage on FreeBMD, but that isn't complete and only goes up to about 1910 anyway. Your best bet is to get a small sub to (I recommend them rather than 1837online.com because their database for 1866 - 1920 is fully searchable and it will be a lot quicker and cheaper.) When you find his parents' marriage, you can send for the certificate which will give details of their ages and the names of their fathers. Only then will you be able to start searching the censuses for the family tree.
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Message 3
Posted by John Evans (U1945892) on Saturday, 22nd October 2005
He Clive
Have you tried using the 1901 census online?
Also try using www.familysearch.org, it's run by the Church of the Latterday Saints (The Mormans) and has the 1881 census and several other facilities - Good luck
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Posted by clivemerlin (U2217024) on Saturday, 22nd October 2005
Hi anisel I will give it a try thanks for that regards, Clive. No trace of a marriage on FreeBMD, but that isn't complete and only goes up to about 1910 anyway. Your best bet is to get a small sub to (I recommend them rather than 1837online.com because their database for 1866 - 1920 is fully searchable and it will be a lot quicker and cheaper.) When you find his parents' marriage, you can send for the certificate which will give details of their ages and the names of their fathers. Only then will you be able to start searching the censuses for the family tree.
Hi anisel I will give it a try thanks for that regards, Clive.
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