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Julie He is listed on marrige cert to my Nana as builders labourer, that would fit with the joiners in 1901. It's a bit like a jigsaw with no picture to help. 1851 is definitely the family, but I couldn't seem to find them in 61. Will send for a marriage cert for 71 and see if the details...

My grandfather, with a name like that I thought I wouldn't have any trouble finding him:confused: I know he was born in 1845 in Manchester, he married my grandmother Ada Elizabeth Luckock (widow) 9th June 1913, he was a widower. He was 68 she 32. The address on marriage cert is Gomm Street...

Thank you for the warm welcome, will check the map sites, as to my father, the name on my birth cert was the man my mum was married to, but he was not my father, they divorced before I was born and I never met him. This only came to light recently and the lady who gave the info died not long...

Thanks Steve. Problem is the person I thought was my dad wasn't. As all my relatives are now deceased I have no-one to help in that rrespect. Thanks for the message though. Melidon

Hello, am researching the female side of my family, no not sexist, have no information on male side, whatsoever. I was looking for maps of Stretford, Manchester, from the 1700's onwards, and finished up here. If anyone knows a site where I might find any, I would appreciate it. At the moment I...