General Chat

There are lots of lemons though lol.

I think one of the Waspe's married a Lemon thats why I posted the family with Lemon in the name and using it for a first name as well.

I suppose we will never know - unless we carry on researching this unusual name.

Well we will see what "Teacher" brings up tomorrow SS LOL.
Tina xx

Thank goodness for that... I was getting a little obsessed with trying to find children lol

We didn't find where the Lemon came from, but I guess it doesn't need to make sense...could have been a best friend or something.

Thank you - I hope it will be a bit easier tomorrow, otherwise Im going to have me dunces cap on let alone a shower cap - lol.

Good night all glad this was a short one, can have an early night.

xxTina xxx

SS Yes, I think it's Waspe plus the parents tie in with the IGI christening

Claire did you look at the image for Warp ?

Ok girls, end of class, you have all done very well, now no spending too long in the showers.
Same time tomorrow with another good name !

Sorry forgot to post this. I'm convinced this is James Waspe

1841 England Census
about James Warp
Name: James Warp
Age: 15
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1826
Gender: Male
Where born: Suffolk, England

Civil Parish: Witnesham
Hundred: Carlford
County/Island: Suffolk
Country: England

Street address:

Occupation: View Image

Registration district: Woodbridge
Sub-registration district: Carlford
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Barnaba Warp 40
James Warp 15
Mary Warp 40
Sarah Warp 10
William Warp 10

LMAO LD

1924 George LR Waspe mmn Baker Ipswich, 4a 1682

In the last 3 nights we have done 3 family trees. So how come our own are taking so long ??

There's a male Baker married a Waspe but only the one female:

Name: Mabel E Baker
Year of Registration: 1923
Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar
Spouse's Surname: Waspe
District: Ipswich
County: Suffolk
Volume: 4a
Page: 1558

married our Lemon.

Tina, but of course, what do you think I have been doing all day !
And I was finding more good names to investigate

but of course!! l(liar liar, pants on fire) LOL!

I am assuming as "teacher" you have the full s.p. on this chap!

T.

Hmm, is it possible that two different waspes married Bakers? LOL.

p.s or have I totally lost the plot LOL hysterically !

Tina, I hope you are doing the accents !

Name: Ethel G Waspe
Year of Registration: 1914
Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep
Mother's Maiden Name: Baker
District: Aston
County: Warwickshire
Volume: 6d
Page: 1202


Which is interesting since Lemon didn't marry the Baker woman until 1923 LMAO

Lemon LEMON Head M Male 55 The Netherlands General Dealer
Hannah LEMON Daur U Female 16 St George East
Julia LEMON Daur Female 14 Russel Street
Samuel LEMON Son Male 11 Russel Street
Mark LEMON Son Male 9 Butler Street Spitalfield
Dwelling 9 Spital Street
Census Place London, Middlesex, England
Family History Library Film 1341095
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 0440 / 7
Page Number 7

Could this be rellies - I wonder. It would explain the Lemon as the first name and as it looks like a foreign name the same applies to yestersdays name as it could have been Leiman or Leeman (with accents etc).

Tinax

Now pupils, don't forget to show your workings out in the margin ...... and in pencil please !