being a beginner at this and on a tight budget not sure best way forward.
Trying to get info on my great grandfather, Edward Laundy, what have so far is
1891 census, living at 2a York St Southwark age looks like 39 with wife Susannah age 26and 3 children 1 being Ada age 2 (my grandmother) this seems to fit what little I know
1911 census shows him living with his daughter Ada and husband Alfred Geary at what looks like 3 Verbaasa St. his age is 58 and is a widower his occupation hawker, in other census looks like commercial traveler.
looked for birth record of Ada Laundy but could not find, but did find a Ada Smith that fits.
A marriage dec 1890 St. Saviour his name is shown as Edward Charles Laundy, what cant find is a birth for him that fits, would my best bet be to get that marriage certificate and hope its the right one, or is there another better path.
My budget is very small so trying to be sure as poss before sending, understand sometimes its just a question of hoping its right, just not sure how much it would tell me, as have little to compare against.
Trying to get info on my great grandfather, Edward Laundy, what have so far is
1891 census, living at 2a York St Southwark age looks like 39 with wife Susannah age 26and 3 children 1 being Ada age 2 (my grandmother) this seems to fit what little I know
1911 census shows him living with his daughter Ada and husband Alfred Geary at what looks like 3 Verbaasa St. his age is 58 and is a widower his occupation hawker, in other census looks like commercial traveler.
looked for birth record of Ada Laundy but could not find, but did find a Ada Smith that fits.
A marriage dec 1890 St. Saviour his name is shown as Edward Charles Laundy, what cant find is a birth for him that fits, would my best bet be to get that marriage certificate and hope its the right one, or is there another better path.
My budget is very small so trying to be sure as poss before sending, understand sometimes its just a question of hoping its right, just not sure how much it would tell me, as have little to compare against.
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