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Dea | Report | 18 Jul 2008 07:38 |
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This looks like a possibility on 1841, though Charles is not yet a Police Officer? - I will follow him and see if he 'joins the Force' later: |
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Geoffrey | Report | 9 Dec 2008 21:53 |
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I started the Brereton link just above this and was curious, so I read these posts. My Brereton family were from Northwich, Cheshire, and John and Hannah lived in Angel Meadow (Nicholas Street) Manchester in 1841. John was a sawyer and died in 1847, the family descending to the depths of poverty including the workhouse in the 1850's. My ancestor John, son of the sawyer, did well and ran a hardware shop in Gravel Lane across the river. Charles Brereton just might be a relative. Did you get the marriage certificate, and if you did could you post the details? |
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