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Trying to find Canning
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Julie | Report | 21 Sep 2007 22:35 |
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I am not sure if there is a family match but i'm hoping ! My greatgrandad was James Canning (b 9th jan 1892 ? D 1960 ) his wife Rosa ) b 15th nov 1890 d 1956 ) sisters Daisy, Amy, Gert and brother Phillip |
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Julie | Report | 2 Feb 2007 08:31 |
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CANNING - BRISTOL I am researching the Canning family who lived in the Redcliffe (Brickyard)/Temple area of Bristol in the 1800s (possibly had links to Bedminster later). The earliest record I have is of James Canning b. 1816 married to Hannah Thorn (b. 1821) with children George, Sarah, Ann, Elizabeth, John, Henry, Mary, Eliza & James (b. 1848, my ancestor). Sarah married Nicholas Trezise ( a sailor). If you have any earlier information or believe you are related to this family, please get in touch, |
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