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Susan Letchford
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Susan | Report | 25 Jan 2005 08:15 |
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My paternal grandmother was Annie Vango born in London late 1800"s......thought because of slightly unusual surname it would be simple...............................................???Anyone with rellies of this name who lived in Stepney area may be connected??? |
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Mary | Report | 23 Sep 2007 16:07 |
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My family are descended from the Vango line. They were Huguenots originally, I believe.My great x2 grandmother was Ann Vango, born 1799, married John Burridge 1813,in Islington. The Vangos - silk weavers by trade - wove the silk for Queen Victoria's wedding dress.I think, but am not sure that Ann had a brother, James, There was also a James Vango who was born around 1855 who was married to an Ellen. They celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in 1935 and had a telegram of congratulations from the King and Queen.Maybe your family come from that line. |
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