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29-10-20, 17:59
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Or maybe not?
CRIPSEY, WILLIAM GEORGE mmn PERRON GRO Reference: 1877 M Quarter in HULL Volume 09D Page 277 I haven't looked to see if there's anyone else who could belong to this registration.
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29-10-20, 18:50
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I've seen him on the census and this is his parents marriage reg (she's from Brixham, Devon): Marriages Sep 1870 CRIPSEY William George Totnes 5b 315 PERRING Sarah Elizabeth Totnes 5b 315
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29-10-20, 20:05
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FMP has RC baptisms for Hull St Mary's and St Patrick's, and various other parishes in the area, but I haven't found anything promising yet,
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29-10-20, 22:40
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I note that there is an Ancestry tree for Elizabeth Cressey - though they don't seem to know Margaret, but have got Peter.
Also, a Kate Cressey - no age given - got a short prison sentence in 1883 for receiving stolen goods: https://www.ancestry.co.uk/imageview...urn&pId=675219
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30-10-20, 09:46
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"STEALING A .DRESS.-Kate Cressey, alias Campbell (26), and Emma Smith, alias Harriet Williams (24), were charged with stealing a dress, the property of Hannah Tindale, from 23, Caroline-street. Cressey was sentenced- to one month, and Smith
13 July 1883 - Hull Packet - Hull, Yorkshire, England " So Kate had clearly parted company with William Cressey by 1883
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30-10-20, 10:04
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I have tried really hard to find them in 1881 to no avail. Maybe there was stuff happening that led to them being missed?
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30-10-20, 10:15
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I did wonder whether William, as a ship's carpenter, may have been at sea, or even in Scotland in 1881.
We seem to have reached the stage where a few certificates would be really helpful.
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30-10-20, 10:27
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Yes, the marriage cert from Q1 1876 would be a good start. I want to know whether it's before or after Feb 14th. I'll put £1 on it being in March.
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30-10-20, 11:11
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Actually, I suppose there's some chance Margaret didn't know her birthday, so 14th Feb would be a good date to choose if you were not sure. I may take my bet back!!
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