anybody read the maiden name please ??

[Guest]

I wont put what it should be as it may influence thanks

[Olde Crone Holden]

Twiless???

Not a name I have ever heard before...

OC

[Anne in Carlisle]

Twiley?

I think the down stroke of the Y may have been left off on the photocopy like the bottom of the g of registrar.

Anne

[KiteRunner]

Looks like Twiley to me.

[Georgette]

Turley

[Uncle John]

Twiley. My gunsmiths had moved to Enfield by 1890.

[KiteRunner]

Looking on FreeBMD, Turley does seem more likely than Twiley. Though I can't see the marriage on there.

[Anne in Carlisle]

Mmmm ... Turley does seem possible as well. There is no apparent . over an i as the writer does in registrar and Davidson. The r would match others too.

Anne

[Guest]

well I never did he was Reginald Slater orphaned when very young and I found a prayer book and some other stuff with the name Frank Turley on !!!! I was hoping somebody would say that as we think his aunt and uncle brought him up who were maybe Turley
The only thing is on the marriage reg which I found for a james Slater in 1906 which is I believe his father it says he married a Mary Ann Smith ??????????????????
There is something wrong here

[samesizedfeet]

Mary Ann could have been married before though or Aunt Turley could have been a Smith

[Guest]

Thanks Zoe and all the other replies got some more work to do then

[samesizedfeet]

There's three possible marriages on FreeBMD for a Mary ann Turley to a Smith

One in Birmingham in 1891 (Francis Smith), one in Westbury in 1898 (Arthur James SMith) and one in Maidstone in 1902 (John Doulton Smith)

[Guest]

now the one in Birmingham sounds about right especially as Francis could be frank ?????
thanks Zoe going to take a look