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patty holden (nee shelton) a long shot
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Sara | Report | 8 Jan 2011 18:39 |
yes, she was only young. i will try the met archives - thank you,i think i will need to plan a visit to london to visit them, as i dont think there is much of detail online. just think it was all very sad. the family didn`t seem to be destitute. i originally thought she died in child birth, but records show otherwise. my g/grandma on my dads side of the family died in prestwich poorhouse a week after giving birth. turned out, whilst they were fairly poor,the reason she went in was because she was sick anyway and whilst women generally had babies at home, these poorhouses served not only the destitute, but as a hospital to the poor sick. so sad - her daughter was never taken out of there by her dad or anyone and died of "atrophy" 6 months later.tragic family really |
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Kay???? | Report | 8 Jan 2011 17:55 |
Try the London Metropoliton Archives they are the most likely place if any records exsist from that time,,They could have belonged to the church or a benevelant trust set up by someone wealthy, |
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Sara | Report | 8 Jan 2011 15:59 |
after many years of bashing my head against brickwalls, i am finally starting to solve a few of my holden family secrets. even starting to put a bit of flesh on my skeletons so to speak |