Hubert V Bradford

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Re: Hubert V Bradford

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THANKS JA. NO RUSH. I AM STILL WAITING TO HEAR
BACK FROM JULIE.

SHE IS A VERY BUSY GIRL. SHE HAS JUST GOT A NEW JOB AS
PROBATION OFFICER TO THE COURTS. SHE HAS TO RECOMMEND
SENTENCES TO THE JUDGES AND MAGISTRATES. VERY RESPOSIBLE
AND I THINK A STRESSFUL JOB.
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No luck so far with 1911 - will look later - I'll put the mother in.
Neville's daughter sounds like a clever person with a very respons :D ible job
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Bingo

Name Relation Condition/
Yrs married Sex Age Birth
Year Occupation Where Born Original
census
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WILLIAMS, Joseph Head Single M 39 1872 Labourer Bury Lanc VIEW
BRADFORD, Mary Annie Boarder Widow F 51 1860 Dressmaker Ripon Yorks VIEW
BRADFORD, Hubert Vincent Boarder Single M 17 1894 Errand Lad Manchester Lanc VIEW

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RG number:
RG14 Piece:
24217 Reference:
RG14PN24217 RG78PN1390 RD467 SD3 ED4 SN145

Registration District:
Prestwich Sub District:
Blackley Enumeration District:
4 Parish:
North Manchester

Address:
79 Lee Road Harpurhey Manchester County:
Lancashire
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Cannot find a birth for Hubert - 1891 census has Mary Annie as a widow - I am wondering if Hubert was born over the blanket :bk
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I think he must have been. Maybe the real father was the Joseph Williams.
On both the 1901 and 1911 census Mary and Hubert are boarding with him.

Thanks for that.
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Q, looked for births for Hubert Vincent 1893 to 1896 - two but surnames are not Bradford or Williams, although some Hubert Williams. I think DIZZI is right when she says you need to get the marriage certificate of Hubert and ELizabeth - to see the father's name. Maybe :lol: you will have more luck than I did when sent for the so called youngest son of my George and Mary Armitage nee Lofthouse - his will list gives the rest of the family as inheritors - his birth certificate does not have a father listed :lol: so it looks like he was a half brother as george had died two years before he was born - what tangled webs they wove to survive as women in a very alien world without a man as provider
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Heard back from Julie and the eldest daughter Janette.
Hubert Vincent Bradford and Elizabeth Smith are the
right grandparents, think I will need to get their marriage certificate.
Where is the best place to get them now, please.
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JA, One of Neville's ancesters had several children obviously
out of wedlock, and my gt grandmother has no father listed on her
birth certificate. Along with a brother.

I got to thinking, there will be a lot like that with the young ones today.
I wouldn't like to be a genealogist in 100 years time.
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try the link below - ordered directly from the general records office of UK - I think around 9 pounds 50p, much cheaper than form other sites who charge more. I suggest you register your details with GRO.

https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/cert ... efault.asp
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