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Philbricks - please help

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Maxine

Maxine Report 2 Oct 2003 20:41

Hi Patricia I have sent you a messge, if you reply to my email, I can send you back by return the full file of Philbricks on the 1901 census for you to look at. Regards Maxine

Patricia

Patricia Report 2 Oct 2003 17:20

NUDGE just want the night shift to have a look as well THANKS

Patricia

Patricia Report 2 Oct 2003 16:22

Thank you very much for that Tony. It will mean so much to my friend if i can help her.

Thomas

Thomas Report 2 Oct 2003 16:20

Hi Pat, The household of Ellen Philbrick from the decoder seems to be Ernest Philbrick 21 Stepney Labourer,Ellen 27 St Georges, William 3 Essex,East Ham,Elsie 2, Essex,East Ham, and Frank 11months,Essex East Ham.Hope this helps,Regards,Tony.

Patricia

Patricia Report 2 Oct 2003 16:14

Nice memory, i wont ask how old you are LOL

Helen in Kent

Helen in Kent Report 2 Oct 2003 16:10

My infant school teacher(circa 1963) was a lovely Mrs. Philbrick; this was in Bushey in Hertfordshire. Helen

Researching:
Locke, Rochester, Portsea, Derby

Patricia

Patricia Report 2 Oct 2003 15:42

Hi Max How fab being able to surf at work, thanks for that. And dont get caught LOL

Maxine

Maxine Report 2 Oct 2003 15:36

Hi Patricia I'll have a look using the decoder when I get home(yes I am at work, tut tut - lol) Regards Maxine

Patricia

Patricia Report 2 Oct 2003 15:23

I am sure it is the wrong Ellen Philbrick because that would have been her married name and the one that i have found it is her maiden name.

Mystified

Mystified Report 2 Oct 2003 15:21

I would suggest getting his birth cert. Either use 1837 or the GROto find the exact year and quarter. This will give the parents. Checkk then on 1901 as suggested and away you go. Any more help either mail me or ask on the board. John

Patricia

Patricia Report 2 Oct 2003 15:11

Thank you for that stephanie

Steph

Steph Report 2 Oct 2003 14:05

You could start with the 1901 census,found one Ellen Philbrick living in West Ham, born Mddx St Georges, aged 27. From there , you can view who else was in the household, and will get husbands name. That's where I usually start! steph

Patricia

Patricia Report 2 Oct 2003 13:27

My friend has decided that she wants to trace her tree the information that she has is that her Gdad was born 1908 and his name was Edwin Francis Philbrick and died jan 2002, His moms name was Ellen, unfortunatly this is all we have to go on. Can you help with any information. Unfortunatly there was a family rift several years ago so the rellies that are alive have no contact. I would like to thank you in advance as i have to pop out in a minute. Ps Edwin spent most of his life in Warwickshire and his family at some point had links to south end on sea.