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Member Since: December 2011 Posts: 55 Send Message	vanessa	Report	16 Dec 2011 10:54
	OOPS how rude forgot to thank you profusely.. thank you thank you thank you!
	Researching: eves manley bartholomew humphrey carter moore - mostly kent and essex
Member Since: February 2003 Posts: 29,988 Send Message	+++DetEcTive+++	Report	16 Dec 2011 11:11
	That's wonderful! :-D At least you now have her 'normal' address - 9 Sheppy Place. There is a Street View on http://www.google.com/ but be aware that the numbering may have changed. There is a No. 9 there. If it isn't the original numbering, at least if gives you some indication of what the house would have been like. :-D Once you get the MC, its always worth looking for the original entry of any Church register. But as it was close in time to WW1, it may have been a reg office marriage - lots of couples married quickly if there was a danger that the male was about to be sent off to the front.
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Member Since: December 2011 Posts: 55 Send Message	vanessa	Report	16 Dec 2011 20:59
	wow she didn't go far from Trafalgar Rd, did she? in 1911, baby Evelyn and Annie are at Arthur St, again, just around the corner! vanessa
	Researching: eves manley bartholomew humphrey carter moore - mostly kent and essex