Difference between revisions of "Andrew & Laura Briscoe"
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Andrew Briscoe born 1878 was the son of [[Joseph & Jane Briscoe]] | Andrew Briscoe born 1878 was the son of [[Joseph & Jane Briscoe]] | ||
| − | Laura Annie Janes was the daughter of [[Maria Janes]] (single mother), grand-daughter of [[John & Emma Janes]] | + | Laura Annie Janes born 1873 was the daughter of [[Maria Janes]] (single mother), grand-daughter of [[John & Emma Janes]] |
Andrew & Laura married in 1906. | Andrew & Laura married in 1906. | ||
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No children by 1911. | No children by 1911. | ||
| − | 1909. BACON STOLEN AT LACEY GREEN. The Bucks Herald, 24<sup>th</sup> April, 1909 | + | '''1909. BACON STOLEN AT LACEY GREEN.''' The Bucks Herald, 24<sup>th</sup> April, 1909 |
'''ONE MONTHS HARD LABOUR.''' | '''ONE MONTHS HARD LABOUR.''' | ||
| − | ANDREW BRISCOE was sentenced to 1 month’s hard labour for stealing 15lbs of bacon from Herbert Witney, a grocer of Lacey Green. | + | '''ANDREW BRISCOE''' was sentenced to 1 month’s hard labour for stealing 15lbs of bacon from Herbert Witney, a grocer of Lacey Green. |
| − | ''Editor’s comment. In the 1911 census, Herbert Witney aged 41, had moved from Turnip End and was a grocer & shopkeeper on Woodway, Loosley Row. With him were his wife Alice Maud and seven of their eight children.'' | + | ''Editor’s comment. In the 1911 census, Herbert Witney aged 41, had moved from Turnip End where in 1901 he is recorded as a commercial traveller, and was now a grocer & shopkeeper on Woodway, Loosley Row. With him were his wife Alice Maud and seven of their eight children.'' |
click [[Briscoe]] for others in this family | click [[Briscoe]] for others in this family | ||
Revision as of 06:52, 10 March 2023
Andrew Briscoe born 1878 was the son of Joseph & Jane Briscoe
Laura Annie Janes born 1873 was the daughter of Maria Janes (single mother), grand-daughter of John & Emma Janes
Andrew & Laura married in 1906.
No children by 1911.
1909. BACON STOLEN AT LACEY GREEN. The Bucks Herald, 24th April, 1909
ONE MONTHS HARD LABOUR.
ANDREW BRISCOE was sentenced to 1 month’s hard labour for stealing 15lbs of bacon from Herbert Witney, a grocer of Lacey Green.
Editor’s comment. In the 1911 census, Herbert Witney aged 41, had moved from Turnip End where in 1901 he is recorded as a commercial traveller, and was now a grocer & shopkeeper on Woodway, Loosley Row. With him were his wife Alice Maud and seven of their eight children.
click Briscoe for others in this family