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08-10-20, 11:58
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(two different addresses!) which is where my mother was born. Haven't been able to read Kite's Ancestry post so can't confirm 1891 info at the moment. 
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08-10-20, 12:01
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Ok, I had the right marriage but the wrong couple in 1939 (because your grandfather was dec'd?), so I had the wrong dob for him and therefore the wrong father as I hadn't seen the cert!
Thanks goodness for that! lol
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08-10-20, 12:07
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Vita, I updated my post to add in the transcription if you want to go back and have another look at it.
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08-10-20, 12:09
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So, from the census record Kate posted, the mmn for the children is Richardson, so:
Marriages Mar 1870 RANDLES Richard Chester 8a 461 Richardson Emma Chester 8a 461 Funnily enough, the 'other' (wrong) John Randles (B 1888) was the son of another Randles/Richardson couple! (perhaps they are all related?!)
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08-10-20, 12:11
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That's worrying if your John is the one on the 1939 register though. What do you know about his wife Lily (Wright). Do you know her birthday or anything? (I have to keep telling myself, you have the marriage cert, you have the marriage cert, you have the marriage cert! lol)
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08-10-20, 12:18
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Ah, I may have worked it out now.
You said your grandfather was born 1887, but he was born 1888. He is the one on the 1939 register with wife Lily and died in 1943. This is his birth reg: RANDLES, JOHN mmn RICHARDSON GRO Reference: 1888 J Quarter in CHESTER Volume 08A Page 419 This was the birth reg I attrubuted to the child of a different couple on the 1891 census. So, as you were!
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08-10-20, 12:22
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Transcription of the marriage cert for Richard and Emma:
St Oswald, Chester 27 Mar 1870 Richard Randles 23 bachelor waterman Emma Richardson 23 spinster both of Pitt Street fathers: James Randles, waterman and Charles Richardson tailor Emma signed and Richard made his mark. Witnesses Joseph Boswell (mark) Emma Edwards (signed)
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