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Just to let you know that I was successful in getting the 1926 death pdf for John Martin Flanagan and it was correct. The informant was his wife Mary Ann at the Warder Street address. The only mystery now is why the name change. I will try to find some military records now. Thanks once again to all ...

Thanks Mary, will do that.

Thank you for the information and your time. It all looks good. I suspected he died around that date but couldn't find his death as Martin. He is registered as Martin on his children's birth certificates but maybe he was know locally as John. As soon as this Coronavirus lockdown is over I'll send fo...

Thanks for your replies. Martin b1899 was his son and died 1918 in France, His father was also a soldier and we know his name was Martin also. Maybe he called himself John Martin. Can you tell from the records what regiment he was in so I can try to trace him. Also can't find that death in 1926, whe...

I wonder if anyone can help me understand what these records mean and maybe point me in the right direction in finding my Great grandfathers military records. He was living in Leeds, Yorkshire and I have found him on the Absent Voters List 1918-1921 The details are :- Martin Flanagan 16 Warder Stree...

Thanks to you all for your time and efforts.

My Great Grandfather, John William Killen, was a Liverpool Carter and died on 26th December 1895 following an accident when a cart toppled over and crushed his left leg. He died in the Northern Hospital. His death certificate states that there was an inquest on the 28th December but I have not been ...

Thank you for all your help. I'll give it a go.
Boo99

Happy New Year to you all.
I've noticed that you now have to register to access the 'Family Search' website.
Has anybody done this and is it considered safe to do.
Thanks
Boo99

Certainly makes me glad I've joined such a knowledgeable and generous group of people.

Thank you so much Katie. The address I have is different but I know his son lived in Kempston Street around that time so it's definitely the correct person.

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Thanks again, Blue, i'll have a look through the info.
Boo99

Hi, just like to thank you all so much for your time and efforts. All information was most interesting. Yes, Blue, the Emma Tames you found in West Derby Cemetery is indeed my Great grandmother so I was delighted to have that mystery solved. Just my Great grandfather to find. He is down as living in...

Hi, I'm new to the group and am wondering if anyone can help me find the burials of my great grandparents. William Tames who was living in Byron Street, Liverpool died in January 1927 at Brownlow Hill Wokhouse Infirmary and his wife Emma Tames who was living in Penton Street, Liverpool died in March...