User talk:Niccihart

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The Clan of Flint.ged Imported Successfully [14 September 2007]

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Next step: Review your GEDCOM [17 April 2010]

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clan of flint 03-14-2010.ged Imported Successfully [1 May 2010]

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Robert Marshall (34), B 1801 Exeter St Thomas, d St Pancras London 1883 [4 July 2011]

Hello Niccihart I have an ancestor: CD DFHS Baptised at Tavistock Workhouse, 19 Nov 1830, Betsy Marshall KINSMAN, the base born child of widow, Mary Ann KINSMAN. Her mother, Mary Ann KINSMAN, died in the workhouse in 1832. I assume that Betsy is the same person who appears in the 1851 Census as Elizabeth MARSHALL, living with the Rector of Lifton and occupied as a school room girl at Lifton. She gives her birth place as Tavistock. In 1852 she marries a Richard BROWN at Lifton and names her father as Robert MARSHALL, tailor. Years later they name their 4th born son Robert Marshall BROWN.

Do you have any information that could help me confirm this link? Thanks Trev--Trev 05:07, 4 July 2011 (EDT)

Marshall of Exeter [20 July 2011]

Do you have a marriage certificate for Robert MARSHALL and Mary LENNARD which says that Robert was son of William MARSHALL of Exeter, cabinet maker?--Annep.s 04:50, 20 July 2011 (EDT)

marshall of Exeter [20 July 2011]

Do you have the marriage certificate to show that William MARSHALL of Exeter, cabinet maker was the father of ROBERT MARSHALL who married Catherine DEWICK.

Anne--Annep.s 09:12, 20 July 2011 (EDT)

Frank Achurch - Plumstead [8 March 2017]

Hello Niccihart,

Not sure if Frank was your relative - if so this may be of interest. We live in Plumstead in an old house (1890 ish ) about a mile from Eglinton Road. We stripped back one of the rooms recently and there's an old fireplace. The inside of the fireplace stone is engraved (properly, rather than grafitti) with 'Frank Achurch - Woolwich' so may be your ancestors' work.

Richard--Richiep 13:23, 8 March 2017 (UTC)

[9 March 2017]

Turns out it's iron - not stone as previously thought--Richiep 19:49, 9 March 2017 (UTC)