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LRO marriage look-up please.
Posted: 26 Apr 2010 15:19
by PJLong
Hi crew....what a numbskull I am! Didn't think to ask SKP to find the father of George Thomas (the Greek) on a marriage cert. If anyone has time please:
George Thomas m Elizabeth Bridge at St Philip 3q 1869. I'm not at all sure where St Philip is/was though - just has Liverpool on one site and St Philip on another! Possibly near Clayton St which is their address on the 1871. Anything at all will be a tremendous help.
Thanks in advance,
Pauline.
Posted: 26 Apr 2010 17:57
by jan44
Hi Pauline,
It could have been St Philip's Hardman Street, my gg grandparents were married there in 1858, it was closed in 1883 and later moved to Shiel Road.
http://www.liverpool-genealogy.org.uk/I ... urches.htm
Jan
Posted: 26 Apr 2010 18:36
by PJLong
Thanks Jan.......hopefully SKP can have a nosy for me! It'd be interesting to see George's father's name, although if he's a British Subject it could be something entirely Brit! Having now found Elizabeth on the 1911 she has the surname "TOMAS". Uh-oh I see confusion creeping up!
look up
Posted: 27 Apr 2010 15:33
by irenew
Hi info as follows 22 aug
george thomas 28 widower rope maker 34 beco st
father george thomas rope maker
elizabeth 20 leander st
father james bridge blacksmith
witness george bridge and sarah thomas Irene
Posted: 27 Apr 2010 16:07
by PJLong
Irene...you're a star! Thank you so much for that one. One of these days I'll be able to repay all the favours the crew are doing for me...........I'm not much good for anything in particular though
So - George was the son of George and both rope makers. Wonder where the Athens, Greece birth fits in? Hmmm, interesting that he's a widower at age 28 too. Ah well, shall have to crack open a bottle of red later to help me root further.
I could do with a seminar on the ins and outs of the LRO then I wouldn't be so afraid of a day in there! I just go to bits when faced with all those ref numbers
Cheers Irene.
Posted: 28 Apr 2010 09:04
by Tina
Hi PJ
In 1861 there is a George Thomas 20yrs bn Lpool ropemaker
lodging in W Dby, courts in Wood St East.
1851 Islington, St Silas, Missionary Bldgs
George Thomas ropemaker 45 bn Whitehaven
Sarah?? bn Hoylake Ches,
George 9Sarah? 5.
Tina
Posted: 28 Apr 2010 10:02
by PJLong
Got them! That marriage Irene found for me has certainly thrown a spanner in the works. Now convinced "George the Greek" is nowt to do with my search! There's certainly an awful lot of George Thomas's with a wifie named Elizabeth knocking about! Got George the younger in 1871 at Rokeby St with Elizabeth and six month old baby George....OMG another one! Shall search later for the CORRECT one on the 1881 as I doubt if Greek George (the dock labourer at Lightbody St) is the one I should be dealing with.
Making ready the home for hubby's return - he tried last week but SOMETHING stopped his travels!!!!!
Posted: 28 Apr 2010 10:21
by PJLong
Oh......nooooooo! Spanners in works! Think I DO have the wrong George Thomas (marriage to Elizabeth Bridge) Shall go back to square one with the marriage search
Darn!....damn!.....blast!.....*******
Posted: 28 Apr 2010 10:29
by Tina
PJ
"Beware of Greeks bringing gifts"....
I hope Geo snr is yours as his baptism is in IGI, Holy T Whithaven 1806..
s/o Geo & Martha
he's also got sibs, Elzbth & Martha
Tina