Liverpool & South West Lancashire FHS - Forum

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Mary, I remember it from the late 1940's onwards, I moved away in 1963 and I think it was still a Milk Bar then.

Great Memories, I lived on Cherry Lane, I remember the Milk Bar it was on Cherry Lane at the junction where Cherry Lane meets Cherry Avenue (facing the gates of Anfield Cemetery) next door was a Ladies hairdresser. A few yards further along was a building that made and sold boiled sweets, the smell ...

Hi Moya,

Elizabeth Sprung (Nee Pattinson) was born in Northwich, Cheshire.

December Qtr 1884 Northwich 8A 267.

Hi Col,

I am sorry it does not say who the witness was,

22nd May 1841 Saint Annes Richmond

Richard Taylor Carter to Anne Burgess Spinster ( Banns)

Barb.

Irene, Thank you so much for that information, I am sure he is my Man.



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Sorry my mistake, I did not realise the disc was produced by the society.



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Does anyone have the disc containing the Marriages for St. Ann's? if so please could you look up a marriage 27th April 1802 Thomas Wilmon (I think it should be Wilman) and Martha Hacking. I would like the occupation for the Groom if possible.

Many thanks.

I must admit I was suprised when I received the Black certificates, they are all black even the writing. I only ordered them as both of my parents had the small certificates with no information on them; I already knew all the information I just wanted full certifcates to put into my Family History i...

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I have my Parents Birth Certificates I ordered from the Cotton Exchange and they are both Black, they are the same as the ones from the GRO except for the colour. they are for births in 1911 and 1915.

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Hi Jan, I have just googled the address in Widnes, it was in a good area, Coroners Lane was always the place to live; Widnes Cemetery is very near there, and so is St. Lukes church. Reading your message I would think it will be more likely to be TPC if they moved back to Toxteth. Good Luck with your...

Hi Jan,

There was a graveyard at St Lukes Farnworth, or you could try Widnes Cemetery.

Good luck

Barb.

I have found this an excellent site for Scottish Research, very helpful people on there.


http://www.TalkingScot.com

Barbara.