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Extract- Birkenhead News 19th March 1864
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Daniel | Report | 7 Apr 2005 20:53 |
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Tallulah | Report | 7 Apr 2005 20:52 |
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Marriage or birth, if you find either that would be great if you find neither then i thank you for looking. Tricia |
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Daniel | Report | 7 Apr 2005 20:45 |
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So you want me to see if I can find any mention of a marriage? |
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Tallulah | Report | 7 Apr 2005 20:42 |
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My great granddad, William Kyle married a Lilian something possibly in St Anne's Cathedral in Rockferry c1900. I was told by my first cousin,once removed (William's grandson) that he thinks he was born c1880, sorry Daniel, i know it is very sketchy. Thanks in advance Tricia |
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Daniel | Report | 7 Apr 2005 20:32 |
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Local library microfilm. If you have any specific dates I could take a look for you. |
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Tallulah | Report | 7 Apr 2005 20:31 |
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Daniel, where are you getting the newspaper info. from? I have just found out relatives came from Birkenhead and was wondering if there is newspapers somewhere online that i could access. Tricia |
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Daniel | Report | 7 Apr 2005 20:16 |
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'James Wilson, a wheelwright of late of Birkenhead, was charged by PC George Murry with being drunk and concealed in a pigsty on the premises of Mrs Parry, at Heswall Hill at one o’clock on Sunday morning of the 13th. It appeared at the above hour of the morning the constable saw a woman and two men on the hill. The men ran away and the constable then went down the dale to the Parry’s house and found the prisoner in the pigsty. He told a very rambling tale to the constable about not knowing how he got into bed with the grunter, for there was a pig in the sty. As the constable did not know whether the prisoner meant to elope with his bedfellow or not, to make all right he locked him up and so saved the bacon. Ordered to pay two shillings and costs.” Almost made my book, but not quite. :-) |
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