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Excuse me, Merry, but it was me who found that baptism! Glad to see it looks like the right one, because I didn't know whether West Villas or whatever would be near Carrington. Kate.

Oh, It ties in with Esta's baptism she found earlier!! Merry

So, if the 1891 family Esta found is the right one (child's name is right??): Dack, George abt 1853 West Villa, Lincolnshire, England Head Battersea London Dack, Louisa abt 1851 Battersea, Surrey, England Wife Battersea London Frances Dack, George abt 1890 Battersea, Surrey, England Son Battersea London Then this is prob your George Dack in 1861: Betsey Dack abt 1858 West Vill, Lincolnshire, England Daughter West Ville Lincolnshire Eliza Dack abt 1860 West Vill, Lincolnshire, England Daughter West Ville Lincolnshire Frances Dack abt 1823 East Billam, Norfolk, England Head West Ville Lincolnshire Francis Dack abt 1848 Carrington, Lincolnshire, England Son West Ville Lincolnshire >>>>George Dack abt 1853 West Vill, Lincolnshire, England Son West Ville Lincolnshire Martha Dack abt 1850 West Vill, Lincolnshire, England Daughter West Ville Lincolnshire Susanna Dack abt 1820 Coningsby, Lincolnshire, England Wife West Ville Lincolnshire Susanna Dack abt 1855 West Vill, Lincolnshire, England Daughter West Ville Lincolnshire William Dack abt 1857 West Vill, Lincolnshire, England Son West Ville Lincolnshire So his mum and dad are Francis and Susanna. Francis is an Ag Lab. Apologies if others have found this already, but I haven't read all the replies properly as have to go out in a mo.... I can't find a marriage for Francis and Susanna. Merry

louisa banks is her former name she married a man called howell john she has children from her first marriage but has george francis dack from george dack born 1853/1852

sorry Esta - have to go to work now - so TAMMY - YOU MUST POST HERE BECAUSE I WONT BE ABLE TO PASS ON THE INFO

Jess, her name comes up as Louise John on the marriage ref, but maybe it's a second marriage and Banks is her maiden name? Take it you were going to look for her before the marriage? Merry

PM from Tammy the father i am after is george the head of house hold george francis dack was my granddads dad im just doing the dads at the moment because my aunt and dad have not got much time both dying i promised my dad i would get our family tree.i really thankyou for helping i will get all the other familys after. Still not sure if what I fouind is right.. ! I'm a bit confused....... Good Luck in doing your tree for your Dad, I'm sure he'll love it Esta

Confused now - I thought it was Louisa JOhn..........

kate - louisa seems to have turned into BANKS!

This COULD be George's baptism, from the IGI, but you will need to do some checking: IGI Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 British Isles Search Results | Download | Pedigree ------------------------------------------------------------------ GEORGE DACK Male ------------------------------------------------------------------- Event(s): Birth: Christening: 17 OCT 1852 Carrington, Lincoln, England Death: Burial: ----------------------------------------------------------------- Parents: Father: FRANCIS DACK Family Mother: SUSANNAH -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Messages: Extracted birth or christening record for the locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the birth or christening date. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type: C027401 1818 - 1859 0421964 Film 6907565 Film I'll look back in later but have to go and collect the kids now. Anyway, I like the look of this because of the father being Francis, and George's son was Francis, wasn't he? IF that Battersea family was the right one... perhaps if you post up any details you have it might help, like how you traced back to the George Dack / Louise John marriage in the first place. Kate.

***************************** Another Pm from Tammy - contradicts the initial posting!!! hi jess george 1852/53 and louisa banks 1851 are the right people they got married dec 1889 *********************************************** TAMMY - WAS THE BRIDE LOUSA JOHN OR LOUISA BANKS?? REPLY HERE PLEASE- click on add a reply NOT my name

Jess - I was getting a bit confused ( as usual) I've only done this quickly but George Dack from 1891 ( If he is the right 1 ) 1871 - He's Married to Ellen. 1881 - he's a servant 1861 - he is with his family. I still think you need the cert to be 100% sure but here are the 1861 details that MIGHT be your man. Betsey Dack abt 1858 West Vill, Lincolnshire, England Daughter West Ville Lincolnshire Eliza Dack abt 1860 West Vill, Lincolnshire, England Daughter West Ville Lincolnshire Frances Dack abt 1823 East Billam, Norfolk, England Head West Ville Lincolnshire Francis Dack abt 1848 Carrington, Lincolnshire, England Son West Ville Lincolnshire **George Dack abt 1853 West Vill, Lincolnshire, England Son West Ville Lincolnshire Martha Dack abt 1850 West Vill, Lincolnshire, England Daughter West Ville Lincolnshire Susanna Dack abt 1820 Coningsby, Lincolnshire, England Wife West Ville Lincolnshire Susanna Dack abt 1855 West Vill, Lincolnshire, England Daughter West Ville Lincolnshire William Dack abt 1857 West Vill, Lincolnshire, England Son West Ville Lincolnshire

Esta - Tammy wants Georges dads name.... Tammy - we are not going to be sure. You need to be confirming what we are finding is correct. there are two george/louisa dacks about the right place about the right time. do you =know their childrens names? PLEASE REPLY HERE!! (can you tell us why tommorow is so critical?)

1891 is this them? Dack, Ethel G abt 1889 Bow, London, England Daughter St Giles in the Fields London Dack, George abt 1842 Whitechapel, London, England Head St Giles in the Fields London Dack, George F L abt 1883 Mile End, London, England Son St Giles in the Fields London Dack, Louisa A abt 1856 Stepney, London, England Wife St Giles in the Fields London Right - which father are you looking for?

Possible from 1891... Dack, George abt 1853 West Villa, Lincolnshire, England Head Battersea London Dack, Louisa abt 1851 Battersea, Surrey, England Wife Battersea London Frances Dack, George abt 1890 Battersea, Surrey, England Son Battersea London But the cert would be 100 %........ Which fathers name are you after ?

have you found them in 1891 cenus together for birthplaces, then we can possibly find you some options

Dack, George 1889 December Marriages Lambeth Greater London London Surrey Foster, William James 1889 December Marriages Lambeth Greater London London Surrey John, Louise 1889 December Marriages Lambeth Greater London London Surrey Townsend, Elizabeth 1889 December Marriages Lambeth Greater London London Surrey just hanging on to these a moment *Dack, George abt 1853 West Villa, Lincolnshire, England Head Battersea London Dack, George abt 1839 Norfolk, England Head Newington St Mary London Dack, George abt 1843 Downham, Norfolk, England Head Poplar London **Dack, George abt 1842 Whitechapel, London, England Head St Giles in the Fields London ------------------------------------- no louise only louisa Dack, Louisa abt 1824 Stalham, Norfolk, England Wife West Ham Essex ***Dack, Louisa abt 1851 Battersea, Surrey, England Wife Battersea London ****Dack, Louisa A abt 1856 Stepney, London, England Wife St Giles in the Fields London Dack, Louisa D abt 1842 Stibbard, Norfolk, England Wife Prittlewell Essex

Unless you send for the cert, or go and collect it- can you do that- not sure- that info cannot be seen

Tammy Hi Unless you get the marriage cert Im afraid you cant find out the parents names the index only gives the ref Numbers. If you knew there birth details or roughly the dates you could search the census records for the years before they married. Mary

hi is there anyone able to seach a marriage certifacate please i need to know the dads name on it. george dack lambeth 1d 805 louisa john lambeth 1d 805 please help im going to london tomorrow but cant get to the family records, and it could be to late, to surprize my aunt with her family history.