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BEDE ROAD, NUNEATON
Searching for information about family who lived at 23 Bede Road, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, especially ADA (nee MOUNTFORD) but married name and that of her husband are as yet unknown. Dates about 1938-1940 but possibly much earlier, until well after the 2nd World War. Ada was sister of THOMAS (Tom) MOUNTFORD, who married EMMA HIGGITT of Warwickshire. Ada and her husband had at least one son, ARTHUR, who was in the Desert Rats, and a daughter (but they possibly had more children). During the 2ndWorld War an incendiary device dropped through their kitchen roof. Their kitchen table was reinforced with a steel top and legs as protection from bombs, and the family hunched beneath the table when air-raid sirens sounded. Ada & Tom's grandmother had a laundry in Nuneaton. Any information / descendant history much appreciated for family research. |
PICKEN, WHITMORE
I should like to contact descendants or relatives of Richard PICKEN - believed to be the son of Richard and Maud and brother of Mary or 'Molly' - and Prudence WHITMORE who were married in 1925 in the Nuneaton Registration District.
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Taylor/Mills
Researching my grandparents: Frederick Archer Farmer Mills married Sarah Constance Taylor in June 1914 . He was headmaster of a school in Nuneaton in 1950's. She was a musician and artist and lived in King Edward Road prior to marriage. After marriage they lived in College Street and later in Higham Lane. |
Samuel Marston
Looking for any details about Samuel Marstom married Elizabeth Chaplin, they had a son John b1789 Nuneaton. Any details on Sam or Elizabeth (dob etc) would be helpfull. Occupations ,Residence, Death dates. |
john martin & thomas winfield
I compile information about the traders in Nuneaton Market Place during the late Victorian/Edwardian period. I seek information about the Winfield brothers who were grocers/drapers in the 1890s |
Thomas and Annie Brunt and Arthur Brunt
Hi.
I'm looking for info on the family of Thomas and Annie L Brunt (maiden name Varney). They were married in Nuneaton in 1913 but were both from Northants and I believe brother and sister to George Brunt and his wife Leah Matilda Varney who moved to Nuneaton in 1901
Also any onfo on George and Thomas's brother Arthur, another one who moved to Nuneaton and married Ellen Ayres would be welcomed. |
Frederick Edward Brown born 1873 Bridgwater, Somerset
Frederick Edward Brown married Mary Ann Hawkes 1892 Bridgwater, Somerset.In 1911 they were living at-203, Bucks Hill, Nuneaton, Warwickshire and had 2 sons- Frederick born 1894 who married Daisy Wallace and Harold born 1896.
Would be interested to hear from anyone connected to the family. |
PEGG FAMILY
I AM DESCENDED FROM JOHN PEGG OF NUNEATON C 1658
I WOULD LOVE TO SHARE INFORMATION |
Shilton in Nuneaton
I'm looking for anyone related to Mary Violet Shilton (nee powell) who probably died in Nuneaton sometime after 1920. She was married to William James Shilton (who died in 1934). I know they had several children including a William James Shilton, Joseph Shilton, Theresa Violet Shilton, Florence Gertrude Shilton. I also know of a grandchild who was Tony Shilton. The family lived around Botrill street, Collycroft in Bedworth and by Stanleys Brick Yard. |
Beasley and Berry
Seeking information on the family of Richard Beasley and his wife Ann? - Children baptised at Nuneaton - James Thompson Beasley 1799, Richard 1811, Jane 1813, Eliza 1816, Lucy 1818 and Thomas 1820 - 1820. Jane married John Berry at Nuneaton 13 Sep 1836 - lived Rugby and Birmingham before emigrating to South Australia shortly after census in 1851. 1841 John Berry was a Grocer of Sheep Street, Rugby, with wife Jane and children James Thompson b1840 and John Beasley b 1841. They then had the following children - Harry b 1842, Tutbury, Staffs, Thomas 1844 at Rugby, Elizabeth Ann 1845 Rugby, Mary Ann 1846 Tenbury Warwickshire, Frederick William b & d 1846 Rugby. 1851 census living at 57 Sherlock St, Birmingham - Brewer Retailer. |
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