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Ann Gosbell

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Ann Report 28 Nov 2003 17:32

I am looking for any Gosbell & panton or napper. have got back to 1700. but mainly looking for above names from around 1822 onwards. in and around london area. Eliza napper married Joseph Gosbell in 1854 he was s/w in the crimean war was awarded the crimean medal with 4 bars there son james gosbell married an Alice Panton. they had 3 children. joseph & Lou & james whom was my father inlaw. they lived in hackney. any info on all would be gratfull...

LindainHerriotCountry

LindainHerriotCountry Report 24 May 2015 20:42

Wendy, the original post is from 2003 so Ann is unlikely to see this

If you click on her name, you can send her a message. GR will contact her to let her know, assuming she still has the same email address

ArgyllGran

ArgyllGran Report 24 May 2015 20:43

Hello, Wendy.

Unfortunately Ann posted that in 2003 (her one and only post on the boards), and won't be looking here for replies now.

You can try sending her a personal message - click on her name at the top of he post.
If she still has the same email address, GR will notify her that she has a message from you.

If you would like us to help you with your family tree, please tell us what you already know, and what other information you hope to find now.

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