Elizabeth A. Liversedge

[Bertieone]

Hi DS,

1920 Federal Census,
Edward Mcgee
46
Elizabeth Mcgee
40
Edith Mcgee
19
Bessie Mcgee
17
Ada Mcgee
15
Charley Mcgee
13
John Mcgee
11
Edward Mcgee
7

Agnes Mcgee
3
[3 6/12]

There's a tree that has Mary Elizabeth McGee, the first born in the states, Nov 26, 1911, and died Feb 13, 1913.
Elizabeth would have been heavily pregnant when traveling and would have not wanted to get married in her condition, not in those days.

[dickiesam]

Hi DS,
There's a tree that has Mary Elizabeth McGee, the first born in the states, Nov 26, 1911, and died Feb 13, 1913.
Elizabeth would have been heavily pregnant when traveling and would have not wanted to get married in her condition, not in those days.

Bert, I think you have cracked it! I agree about marrying with a pronounced 'bump', especially being a recent widow. Would have caused a lot of gossip in the locale!

[Alison C]

Hello,

FamilySearch has the following marriage on 14 June 1913 in Washington DC for a Joseph McGee to an Annie Liversedge

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F71D-TTB

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XLWM-Z5Y

Alison x

[dickiesam]

Hello,

FamilySearch has the following marriage on 14 June 1913 in Washington DC for a Joseph McGee to an Annie Liversedge

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F71D-TTB

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XLWM-Z5Y

Alison x

Good find Alison! Took their time though didn't they? Wonder why? Maybe she was pregnant again?

[george68]

Hi DS,

1920 Federal Census,
Edward Mcgee
46
Elizabeth Mcgee
40
Edith Mcgee
19
Bessie Mcgee
17
Ada Mcgee
15
Charley Mcgee
13
John Mcgee
11
Edward Mcgee
7

Agnes Mcgee
3
[3 6/12]

There's a tree that has Mary Elizabeth McGee, the first born in the states, Nov 26, 1911, and died Feb 13, 1913.
Elizabeth would have been heavily pregnant when traveling and would have not wanted to get married in her condition, not in those days.

That might be my tree that you saw. Is it on Ancestry.com? Mary Elizabeth McGee was my Grandmothers older sister

[george68]

Hello,

FamilySearch has the following marriage on 14 June 1913 in Washington DC for a Joseph McGee to an Annie Liversedge

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F71D-TTB

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XLWM-Z5Y

Alison x

Thank You! I never thought to search using there middle names. There ages and everything matches up to them.

[george68]

Re 137 Windsor Street, Toxteth Park, Liverpool.
In 1901 it is the home of the Davies family and in the next census it is uninhabited.

Could you tell me what enumeration district you found it in. I have looking but cant find 137 Windsor Street
in the 1901 census

[dickiesam]

Re 137 Windsor Street, Toxteth Park, Liverpool.
In 1901 it is the home of the Davies family and in the next census it is uninhabited.

Could you tell me what enumeration district you found it in. I have looking but cant find 137 Windsor Street
in the 1901 census

Do a person search using the census summary page reference:
RG13 - Piece: 3434 - Folio: 37 - Page: 13

Windsor Street,
Sub District: Toxteth Park
Enumeration District: 56
Ecclesiastical Parish: St Philemon

I initially found found Windsor Street using Address Search for the street name alone. If you used the house number as well the search won't work.