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I didn't look to see if they were serial witnesses. Got to go! The work crew is here and loading up the equipment.
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lol Drat lets do that again!!
So.....I miscalculated his age by ten years somewhere along the line (but the death reg was when I was using the right age!! pmsl!). So, the William from Tockwith isn't the right one because he is too old. Can't see the right Wm after 1851.
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How about this one in 1871?
21 Fetter Lane, St John Micklegate, York William Spence Head Mar 34 Labourer York Ann Do Wife Mar 31 Launderess Do Ada Do Dau 9 Scholar Do |
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Can't find a birth registration for Ada Spence, but William kindly used this name on his marriage to help us find him! (Taken from FreeBMD)
Marriages Jun 1865 Harrison Ann York 9d 29 JACKSON Mary Jane York 9d 29 McMillan Robert York 9d 29 Spence William Burley York 9d 29 There are a couple of possible Ada Harrison birth regs if she was Ann's daughter. |
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And the marriage is transcribed on FamilySearch - William Burley Spence, age 27, father William Spence, married Ann Harrison, age 25, father Thomas Harrison, All Saints North Street, York.
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Death registration Jul-Sep 1876 at York for William Burley Spence, age 39.
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That's much better.
I'm sure Janet didnt want the bigamist in any case!!!
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Looks like Ann (William Burley Spence's widow) married a Francis Grainger in 1878 and on the 1881 census they are at 8 Church Lane, All Saints North St., York
Francis Grainger Head Mar 48 Engine Fitter York Ann Grainger Wife Mar 44 York Thos Grainger Son 6 Scholar York. |
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Holy cow, how am I ever going to wrestle all this into a tree?
Thank you, Kite! Thank you, Merry! But you mean I have to give up the bigamist? Aw, shucks. |
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