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Another batch.............

It'll be more interesting when it's included in a sub... Even if you have to sub for 12 months.

Thanks for the photo Phyll. I'd love to see one which shows the gap in the houses where no.31, ( and next door ) used to stand. added 22 minutes later Google Photos PHOTOS.GOOGLE.COM Home for all your photos and videos, automatically organised and easy to share.

Hi Carebare, I am connected through William Critchley and Martha Pusill's daughter Martha born 1828 Sutton (sister of your Samuel) who married Cuthbert Forster Henderson born 1827 Warrington, His family came from Sunderland. They had a daughter Margaret Henderson born 1858 Windle who married Thomas Dumbill born 1859 Windle. Their daughter Margaret Dumbill born 1886 St Helens married Robert Arnold 1884 St Helens and they had my grandfather, my dads dad, Walter Arnold born 1915. The burials at St Helens Parish church were cleared to a mass grave in St Helens municipal crematorium which are supposed to be included in the records here St.Helens Council CREM.OLTPS.STHELENS.GOV.UK William's wife was buried from Parish church, but is not in those records, they lived at Taylors Row, Moss Nook then, (the outer edge of Parr) but perhaps the grave is elsewhere perhaps with her birth family. I think that William must have moved to his sons house in Ravenhead after her death and was buried from Whiston Workouse which was an Infirmary for the elderly then. I wanted to search Ravenhead St Johns burial records to make sure he wasn't there but I am unable to search the Archives due to Covid restrictions. I will send for that Whiston death cert one day soon when I have some spare cash if I don't find a burial. If children died under 1 year of age they are always entered as age 0 on the GRO, sometimes incorrectly, so are children under 18 in my experience.