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1871 Gateshead Durham look up
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GI Jane | Report | 12 Jan 2005 22:31 |
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Andrea - I have yet to order John and Rosanna's certificate - purely because members of the family could confirm their marriage - maybe it would be an idea though! I apprieciate all your help tonight Thanks Clare |
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Ann | Report | 12 Jan 2005 22:38 |
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Hi Can anyone help here with a Susan Crummey (Crummy) born 1870 Gateshead no idea of parents she is my ggrandma so just started down this route Ann |
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Andrea B | Report | 13 Jan 2005 15:05 |
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Ann Could this be her and her family: Ann cruming (Unknown) 11 Gateshead, Durham, England Daughter Westoe Durham Danial cruming (Unknown) 9 Wallsend, Northumberland, England Son Westoe Durham Mary cruming (Unknown) 5 Wallsend, Northumberland, England Daughter Westoe Durham Owen cruming (Unknown) 13 Washington, Durham, England Son Westoe Durham Patrick cruming (Unknown) 44 Armagh, Ireland Head Westoe Durham Sarah cruming (Unknown) 35 Darlington, Durham, England Wife Westoe Durham Susan cruming (Unknown) 1 Gateshead, Durham, England Daughter Westoe Durham If it is and you want 1881 and 1891 just PM me and I will have a look for them too. Thanks Andrea |
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Ann | Report | 13 Jan 2005 18:18 |
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andrea could be please try 1881 1891 would appear married 1888 and became blaylock but could appear 1881 as crummey/crummy or crumming thank you very much was just contemplating variation of spelling ann |
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