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Trying to find Beecham
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Michael | Report | 9 Oct 2006 12:41 |
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Looking for any connections to a male Beecham (forename unknown) who married a Mrs Susannah Gibbons (a widow (maiden name Webber) of Walter Gibbons) in the London Southwark area around the very late 1800's to early 1900's. They lived in Anchor Street, Bermondsey, London. The Beechams then had a daughter, Susan Beecham (further details unknown). When Susannah Beecham (formerly Gibbons, nee Webber) died, she was buried at Nunhead cemetery. the daughter, Susan Beecham, married (spouse unknown) and she and her husband had/ran a public house in the Battersea, London area, possibly Queenstown. Susan Beecham is the half sister to my paternal grandmother. I would be interested to hear of any connections on the Beecham side. Thanks, Mike. |
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