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How can you lose someone called Thursa Eliza Rayner Barnes?
Thursa Eliza Rayner Barnes birth registered Jul 1859 - West Ham, Essex.
She appears with her parents William Barnes & Mary Barnes (nee Rayner) in 1851 at 8 Bidder Street, West Ham. Also in the family are her siblings Walter 17 b Holt; Arthur 9 b. Holt and Britannia aged 4 born Canning Town. Then nothing. She just vanishes. All sightings will be gratefully received!
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Love from Nell researching Chowns in Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire Brewer, Broad, Eplett & Pope in Cornwall Smoothy & Willsher/Wiltshire in Essex & Surrey Emms, Mealing + variants, Purvey & Williams in Gloucestershire Barnes, Dunt, Gray, Massingham, Saul/Seals/Sales in Norfolk Matthews & Nash in Warwickshire Last edited by Nell; 03-06-14 at 22:36. |
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Wow, the 1891 census entry is making me seasick! (The ancestry copy)
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This is the Wicks family plus Mary in 1881, Nell, not sure if you already have this?
1881 census Mary's surname is Searl on this one. 3 Emily St, West Ham John F Wicks Head Mar 27 Gas Labr Norfolk Tottenhill(?) Britannia " Wife M 24 Essex Canning Town Samson " Son 3 Do Rick(?) " " 1 Do Mary Searl Mother in Law Widow 56 Norfolk Glanford |
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The marriage is Oct-Dec 1874 West Ham, Brittania Barnes / Francis Wicks. (From FreeBMD)
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I'd just found the 1881 census before you posted, KR, but thanks or the wedding. I couldn't see it on Ancestry. I keep forgetting about FreeBMD.
I'm puzzled about Mary Searl - she must have remarried after William Barnes' death. This family are going to be a headache. The census is AWFUL, terrible handwriting! Thanks as ever for your help.
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And this is Mary and Britannia in 1871 (surname Searle) but no Thirza:
1871 census Mary is wife to a John Searle born Hertford. |
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There's an amendment to Britannia (Br Tanner) which gives info. Curiously, Mary Searle appears in 1891 and 1901 with her widowed son-in-law John and is recorded as Mary Barnes.
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Got Thirza's death 1862.
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Our trees will meet up sooner or later, Nell, though not with this branch. I have Rayners born in Glandford, (there have always been Rayners in the area, m'boy - said Basil Couzens Hardy to one of Mum's cousins) but we were incomers and those Rayners were "the other" Rayners.
Britannia is a good Norfolk name.
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OOOhhh!
Oddly enough, I have 2 other "cousins" through genealogy and they are also in my Norfolk branch. This is the only Britannia I've come across. Her grandfather, Mark Barnes of Langham, is my 3 x gt grandfather.
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