Liverpool & South West Lancashire FHS - Forum

Many thanks to you all, especially Shelagh-B, I did what you said and there it was just as you said.

I have come across a female ancestor who was born in 1914 and married in 1933. She had a son in 1936 and another in September 1937 both with a different surname to that of the man she married in 1933. She married again in December Quarter 1937 to the man who has the name the two boys were registered...

Thank you everybody who took the time to help me. I really appreciate it. I may have to accept that "died of his wounds" is the best I am going to get. Thanks again.

I have a lot of information on Joseph's death in WW1. He died on 4th March 1917 of his wounds and I have photos of his war grave in Mailly Maillet in France. The only thing I don't know is how he got his wounds. Can anybody please advise on how I could find out. Thank you.

Thanks Bert but Retiringtype's answerbank link has given me the answer. Thank you both for your help

I have a marriage certificate, of an In-Law, from Crosby Register Office in 1953 and the name of the woman is given as her two forenames i.e the second forename appears as the surname. Her father's name is given in full with the woman's second forename given as his surname. I have her birth certific...