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Edward Waller. ?Never born
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Saffron | Report | 4 Apr 2005 19:29 |
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Hi Sam, Thanks for the reply. There is a possiblity of the last one being him. However I think that he was probably born before that. His wife was born in 1886, so I think he'd be older. But thank you so much for looking. Sometimes a fresh pair of eyes helps! Saff:) He married in 1914, I'm not sure how old he was but his wide was 28. |
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Sam | Report | 4 Apr 2005 19:26 |
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Hi I can find two possible births on Ancestry that could be his: Waller, Edward Charles 1896 June Marriages Holborn London Middlesex Waller, Edward Charles 1896 September Deaths St Olave Southwark London Surrey Any of these seem likely? How old was he when he married and do you have his fathers name? Sam |
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Saffron | Report | 4 Apr 2005 19:22 |
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I'm currently tracing my great-grandfather Edward C Waller ( I believe the C stands for Charles) but can't seem to find a record of his birth anywhere. I know he was married in 1914 to Jessie Petherick (Born 1886 in Aldershot, Hants) and that they were married in Kent. As far as I know he was born in Kent (although I've tried the possibility that he wasn't!) I've trawled through years worth of birth records (which I'm currently rechecking) and searched for him on the 1901 census but to no avail. Any ideas??? Thanks in advance |
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