Who When Where

I think her burial may have been mistranscribed (on FmP) as LEGGINS

27 Nov 1835 Weston Underwood, Eleanor Leggins of Weston Underwood, aged 51

If you click on the index logo to the right of where it says page 66 of 267 then you'll see the transcriptions in order, and it seems to be a mistranscription of the entry after Elizabeth Austin, ie her twin sister Ann. If you search for Ann Austin separately you wont find her - only Elizabeth

Which Battalion?

In 1861 I think she is a servant in the home of Isaac & Mary Fudge at 1 Thomas Lane, Bristol. Her surname is transcribed as Richard, but the image is Pickard.

RG9, Piece 1713, Folio 32, Page 26

If he is the one Vallmo9 found, then he could have a wife Dorothy Mabel. If it is him, he died in 1919 of Nephritis. There is a lot about him on pension and discharge records. Service Number is M2/052120. Documents confirm enlistment date as 3 Mar 1915 and that he was a motor driver, also a gardene...

It’s interesting that there is a gap of almost 8 years between the last ‘sighting’ of Ann Bell and Thomas’s marriage to Ann Nearne. Perhaps she ran off without trace, leaving Thomas able to marry as a widow after 7-years. If he later discovered she was alive then his marriage to Ann Nearne would be ...

Find a Grave has a Harriet Oressa Hudspeth (nee Dull) born 1891 Ohio died 1971 Illinois

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/267 ... a-hudspeth