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In response to: "Stuck on PICKFORD" 416 days old
by caroline pickford [Visitor]

my father is an edward james pickford and his father was james pickford and his mother was alice pickford i know they lived in salford and my father was born in salford. Both Alice and James Pickford have since passed away. more…

In response to: "Stuck on PICKFORD" 420 days old
by melissa pickford [Visitor]

You may want to look for Avrel Pickford. He researched the Pickford family lines back to their original name Pigge. Has photos and war stories . He is from Jeannette , Pa. Also traced them back to Great Brittan and Germany. Good luck.


melissa more…

In response to: "Stuck on PICKFORD" 809 days old
by prydwen [Member]

The BMD records office will take you back to the 1830's then you have to go to the county records office. You can view BMD records on-line through http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/.
Before the 1830's you have to go to the county records office of the last known municipal borough. They will have the BMD records of each parish in some cases going ba more…

In response to: "Stuck on PICKFORD" 812 days old
by HelpMeBuildFamilyTree [Member]

I'm Theresa. Lol

I know James Pickford was born in Salford 1919 as he was my husbands grandfather.

His perents were John and Emma Pickford both born in salford in the late 1800s.

Thank you so much for the list of pickfords Im this will be of some help.

A kind lady from a salford forum is going to more…

In response to: "Stuck on PICKFORD" 813 days old
by prydwen [Member]

Have you tried Genesreunited.com yet?

There is a Theresa looking for info on James Pickford (1919) from Manchester.

The IDG of Familysearch.org list these James Pickfords one of which may have been his father/grandfather.

1. JAMES PICKFORD - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Birth: 29 MAY 18 more…

In response to: "Still Stuck lol" 814 days old
by deleted user [Visitor]

Don't forget to ask around your family, and people who contact you via genesreunited for old photos, you can add these on to your final tree too! Its always interesting to look for family resemblances. :) more…

In response to: "Stuck on PICKFORD" 818 days old
by Munzly [Member]

I suggest you join the PICKFORD emailing list at RootsWeb part of the Ancestry group.

These are like forums for researchers to share data, you email the "List" and everybody on the list gets your email, then you get everybody else's emails to the list - obviously a lot of it will be irrelevant to more…

In response to: "Can you help me?" 820 days old
by Neil R [Visitor]

Hi! Just got your email re Arthur Phipps via Genes reunited-his sister is my Great Nan. I've replied and shared the tree- Best wishes, Neil more…

In response to: "Tree going well" 825 days old
by HelpMeBuildFamilyTree [Member]

I don't have birth certs (yet) I have got most of the info from a number of people and will only put it on my family tree if they match.

I will be getting birth certs for each one but at £7 each a cant afford to get them all now.

When I started this I tought you could get all the census form and certs for free off of the i more…

In response to: "Tree going well" 825 days old
by Doralene [Member]

I hope your getting all the birth and death certificates hun. To prove these people are who you think they are.

I thought I had gotten my family tree back to 1680; only to find out that the woman I had gotten most of my info from didn't have proof that the people she was finding were actually related. So I'm only positive from 1850 on more…

In response to: "Can you help me?" 827 days old
by Laugharney [Member]

There are a number of ways you can get the information you need. www.ancestry.co.uk is probably the best but you have to subscribe or pay as you go. This will give you census informatio for 1841 to 1901 (in ten year intervals). I subscribe and if you give me a while I will check on the people you mention and see what I come up with. The other usefu more…

In response to: "Can you help me?" 828 days old
by Saffronica [Member]

Actually, just checking, if you click on th first link:

http://www.1901censusonline.com/search.asp?wci=person_search

You can search earlier dates for free too :)

Good luck! more…

In response to: "Can you help me?" 828 days old
by Saffronica [Member]

You could try the 1901 census online. Anything earlier than 1901 I think you have to go one of the libraries that stores all the old records (again I'm not sure where they are).

Here is a link that could help:

http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/census/

The 1901 census search is free and if you want to go any e more…