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Mary Ann Stacey gave birth to six illegitimate children between the years 1829 and 1848. Four of these children were fathered by a man named William Artis Brown. Richard Pierce […]

In 1940, the German’s began a bombing campaign against England that was known as The Blitz. The city of London was one of its primary targets for airstrikes. This was […]

I would like to thank the family tree members who took the time to visit the West Suffolk Records Office. I would never have found my 5th great-grandfather without their […]

Seeking information on Rosalind Clara Matheson McLean Oxborough.  In 1938, Leonard married a woman named Rosalind C M McLean. The 2001 burial record listed her name as Rosalind Clara Matheson […]

Leonard enlisted in the British Royal Navy in 1916 to fight in World War I. He was discharged in 1919. Leonard received the British War Medal and Victory Medal for […]

In 1910, Mary Ann gave birth to triplets. Harold died shortly after he was born. Edith died when she was one year old. Leonard lived until he was 45 years […]

Constance’s mother died in 1931 in Northampton, Northamptonshire, England. She was 42 years old. In 1935, her husband, Arthur Talbot, married a widow named Hannah Clayson. Do you know who […]

On the England census records for 1891, 1901, and 1911, Charlotte used the surname Oxborough, even though she had married Robert Grimson in 1892. Does this mean Charlotte thought she […]

The 2012 obituary indicates that John had a daughter named Ashleigh. I could not find a birth record under the surname of Oxborough. Could John and Sylvia have adopted a […]

Mary’s husband was born in 1930 under the name of John George Stenhouse. His mother, Clara, divorced Alec Stenhouse and married John Sowerby. I believe John Sowerby adopted Clara’s son. […]