Sarah Green

[elaine]

I'm looking for information on the marriage of my grandparents- Sarah Green and Joseph Hercules of Liverpool. Joseph was a seaman and was probably married to Sarah early 20th century circa 1910. Joseph was born in Kirkdale in 1883 but I don't have any information on Sarah.

Also any information on her mother Rose or Roseanne Green probably born around 1865-75.

Many Thanks

[dickiesam]

Hello Elaine and welcome.

This is Sarah's marriage:
Name: GREEN, Sarah A
Registration District: West Derby, Lancashire.
Year/quarter of registration: 1912 / Jul-Aug-Sep.
Spouse's name: Hercules, Joseph.
Volume No: 8B; Page No: 717.

In the census 19**, a year before she married, she may be with her mother Roseann, a widow, bn abt 1861 in Liverpool.

I think this is Sarah in 1901 in the household of George and Elizabeth Landrum:
GREEN, Sarah A - Niece - U/m - 7 - 1894 - Liverpool, Lancashire.
Address: 19 Fulford Street, Kirkdale, Lancashire.
RG number: RG13 / Piece:3466 / Folio:97 / Page:25.

You need the marriage details to find out Sarah's age and her father's name and occupation in order to locate her parents in a census and confirm her birth in 1894. Births Mar 1894: Green, Sarah Ann - Liverpool - 8b - 10.

Dickiesam

[Tina]

Welcome aboard Elaine and good luck with your search.
Hi D.S 1901 looks good, Eliz, Margt & John are with Rose Ann & father James in 1891. Elizabeth married in 1899 to George Landrum at St Nicholas.
Probably the kiddies are his inlaws rather than nieces & nephews.
Hercules marriage at St Mary's Kirkdale.

Tina

[dickiesam]

Welcome aboard Elaine and good luck with your search.
Hi D.S 1901 looks good, Eliz, Margt & John are with Rose Ann & father James in 1891. Elizabeth married in 1899 to George Landrum at St Nicholas.
Probably the kiddies are his inlaws rather than nieces & nephews.
Hercules marriage at St Mary's Kirkdale.

Tina

G'day Tina,
Good follow-up your 1891 find and Elizabeth's marriage. I didn't finish my post until past midnight when my eyes started to give up so I left looking for the Landrum link for another time.

Have to rush now or they won't let me into Westminster for the marriage and I'll miss the do afterwards!

DS

[Tina]

Saw you in the Abbey D.S, gee whiz you scrubbed up well
I was only in the cheap seats
You get that all time coming from downunder

Tina

[dickiesam]

Saw you in the Abbey D.S, gee whiz you scrubbed up well
I was only in the cheap seats
You get that all time coming from downunder

Tina

Glad you noticed me Tina. I did put on as much gold braid and dangly things as I had in the old military stuff wardrobe. And remembered my mother's golden rule too.... clean vest and pants in case I had to go to hospital!

If you had mentioned it earlier I would have got you seats in the front stalls nearer to the ice-cream lady!

DS

[Tina]

Shucks D.S and thank you!!
Maybe next time, if Prince Harry ever ties the knot
I really enjoy the posts where we go off tangent!!

Tina

[elaine]

hi All,

Many thanks for the warm welcome and the useful information you have all provided for me- yes this is my grandmother and also my great grandmother Roseann.


The Landrums were related to my mum. I'm surprised at the names of the children with them- all the same as my Mum's brothers and sisters! It's the same in my Dad's side of the family- they're nearly all called Bobby, Eddie or Charlie.

I am very grateful to you all. I can now start compiling my late Mum's side of the family after concentrating on her dad's side (can't get beyond information on the marriage certificate).


If anyone can help with a Joseph Hercules mariner born circa 1846-district unknown - (father was Charles Hercules listed as a grocer on his marriage certificate- family legend has it they were Greek)- who was Joseph Hercules Junior's father I will be forever in your debt.

Once again- many thanks- Elaine x

[MaryA]

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