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Look up at LRO COMPLETED
Posted: 12 Apr 2010 11:57
by Tina
If anyone has the time please
St Georges Everton
june qtr 1874
George Horsfield and Elizabeth Ann Vernon
Thank you
Tina
Keane surname research
Posted: 15 Apr 2010 14:07
by crossl
I've found one in march qtr 1879
Mary McCourt to James CAIN (Lancs BMD)
Lpool R.O or registrar attended
Lpool RC marriages have him as KAIN
St Mary's Highgate.
If someone is able to get this record for me, if time permits.
Thank you
Frank
Posted: 17 Apr 2010 18:12
by 42aitch
Hi Tina and Crossl
Slipped into the Record Office this afternoon and got your marriages as follows:
Tinas.
St Georges Everton on 26.4.1874
George Horsfield - 29 - Bachelor - Draper of Everton - Father George Horsfield - Farmer (A good name for a Farmer

) to Elizabeth Ann Vernon - 30 - Spinster of Everton - Father George Vernon - Stone Mason
After Banns - Witnessex Levi Vernon and Anne Ellen Parry - All signed
Crossl
St Marys RC Highfield Street, Liverpool
14.2.1879
James Kain(As in register) 16 Dennison Street - Parents John & Helena Kain to Mary Mc Court - 34 Dennison Street - Parents Owen & Catherine Mc Court.
Witnesses - Richard Phelan and Catherine Mc Court. (Sorry no ages in this register.
Hope this is a help to you both
Eileen
Posted: 18 Apr 2010 04:54
by Tina
Thank you very much Eileen

, your help as always very much appreciated.
There were no addresses?
Warmies
Tina
Posted: 18 Apr 2010 08:55
by MaryA
Looks like they both just gave Everton, bad luck Tina.
Posted: 18 Apr 2010 16:07
by 42aitch
Sorry Tina, no addresses only Everton

Didn't they realise we would be looking for a home address?????
Hope it may help with census returns though.
Eileen
Posted: 18 Apr 2010 18:15
by MaryA
Weren't they just so inconsiderate

Posted: 19 Apr 2010 09:56
by Tina
Mary & Eileen
I know we all go on about the value of witnesses at weddings etc.
Must just share this with you, Levi Vernon, tracked him back with his Mum Julia.
Eliz A H dghtr has Julia as a middle name.
Found E.A.V baptism, & Julia in census widowed with son
Levy!!
All thanks to you Eileen
Tina
Posted: 19 Apr 2010 10:59
by MaryA
Great success Tina, just proves it's worth investigating every detail from a document.
Posted: 19 Apr 2010 11:17
by Tina
For sure Mary..
Tina

Posted: 19 Apr 2010 16:57
by 42aitch
I think making a note of the witnesses at Marriages and Baptisms is very helpful as I have found many other relatives through this source.
Just hope that someone is not going to try tracing family trees from two recent weddings at the Liverpool Register office. My friend and I have be collared twice to be witnesses at weddings were the couple didn't have any other people with them. Didn't want family to know!!!!!!!
The Registrars have told us to bring a hat with us now when we go to do our volunteer work
Glad they were helpful to you Tina, you do so much for others when you are on the night shift.
Eileen
Posted: 20 Apr 2010 10:53
by MaryA
42aitch wrote:The Registrars have told us to bring a hat with us now when we go to do our volunteer work
and on my other post about Edward Crosbie, if I hadn't been looking for his step family - the Sinkers, the evidence found by Lewis Sinker being witness to Edward's marriage - Antony would never have contacted me and he's given me some invaluable information as to where the grave is for my children's great grandfather, his mother and her father!!! all because of a witness.
Posted: 20 Apr 2010 11:17
by Tina
Thanks Eileen and Mary for interesting replies.
You know what I really like?
When the witnesses marry each other
Eileen, you need to get down to the charity shop & get a hat now that Aintree is all over!!
Yes Mary, just bonzer about Anthony contact.
Warmies
Tina
reg. Keane lookup
Posted: 10 May 2010 04:03
by crossl
Thank you so much 42AITCh for the James Keane (Kain) marriage lookup.
I hadn't logged in for a while so I just saw the information.
Thanks again.
Frank