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Oh Brilliant LK

I searched newspapers this morning for the husbands name - he was mention at the inquest but only in passing - in his snowy white frock - Seager was named as Samuel by all the witnesses -

Have emailed Dover library for a copy of two articles in Dover Herald

Still have not found the murderer yet

Oh by the way

Had a LWE and yep a message - replied and LWE dissappeared -

Working perfectly over here

Fans - you must have a better ability to keep a straight face than I do
Can you imagine on the telephone Hello it Irene Cowmeadow here - I would collapse

I aso found what looked like a seager grandmother looking after grand children 1841.


1841 census - household transcription
Person: SEAGER, Sarah
Address: Why Banks, Otterden

SEAGER, Sarah F 60 1781 Kent VIEW
SEAGER, Ann F 15 1826 Kent VIEW
SEAGER, Harriott F 20 1821 Kent VIEW
SEAGER, John M 12 1829 Kent VIEW
SMITH, John M 15 1826 Kent VIEW
SMITH, Elizabeth F 12 1829 Kent

How interesting Sylvia.

I was interested in that thread as it was local to me
I lived on Francis street as a baby with my grandparents. It was occupied mainly by people relating to the large army barracks. My grandparents weree married in St Michael All Angels.
I know Ann Street and Sibthorpe Road Lee.

LK

At the inquest it was said that he was at his mothers house- cannot remember now if it said living at - or just at - a witness said she saw him make the bullett - I cannot view the article as I am using my iPod tonight - but from memory it was a young girl - could be the Smith girl


I was rather assuming he was not married but I suppose he could have been a widow - when I get the other two articles maybe we will know more


Well done Lady Kira - a bit more to check out


Perhaps we ought to start a private detective agency


Renes

3 Window display pics now on facebook.

Evening....

Anyone alive? I've just got in from work and i'm a little bit awake Grrrr

I hope we're all good


Tracey x

we're always good

:)))

LK

Thank you for the 1841 census of Stephen GILES & family

and the following census

1841 census - household transcription
Person: SEAGER, Sarah
Address: Why Banks, Otterden

SEAGER, Sarah F 60 1781 Kent VIEW
SEAGER, Ann F 15 1826 Kent VIEW
SEAGER, Harriott F 20 1821 Kent VIEW
SEAGER, John M 12 1829 Kent VIEW
SMITH, John M 15 1826 Kent VIEW
SMITH, Elizabeth F 12 1829 Kent

I will have to search for the family on other census records and see what I can learn

Renes,
Thanks for the link to the paper, unfortunately I could not get access to the article. I needed a library number.

Light breakfast today


Toast, croissants, Danish pastries

Jams, marmalade

Tea, coffee, juices





Lunch

Starters:-
green salad
cucumber salad
tomato salad
hummus and pita bread


Main
Roast baron of beef
Roast potatoes
garlic mashed potatoes
Shepherdess pie (vegan)
peas, asparagus, carrot and parsnip mash, brussels sprouts, acorn squash, grilled pepper strips


Dessert:-
apple pie
pumpkin pie
bumbleberry pie
baked apples
selection of ice creams

Cheese and crackers


Selection of Australian wines
Coffee, tea, juices



Have a good day everyone



s
xxx

The 'light breakfast' was a very good idea with that wonderful lunch to look forward to later - Than you Sylvs.


My gosh though - a 'baron of beef' - I hope you have a VERY large oven!! Are you expecting to feed the 5000 ?
You must have had it cooking since yesterday?

How much does it weigh, or is a 'baron of beef' much smaller over there?

Dea x

OOOhh, and the Bumbleberry pie sounds delicious, I have never tried that before.

Dea x

Julcoe

This list is interesting for what it does not show.

A list of burials for Otterden


http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mrawson/otterden.html

1 Giles
1 baby segus
6 Smiths

Thankyou for the croissants and coffee Sylvia.

1851 census - household transcription
Person: SEAGER, Sarah
Address: Whybanks Upper House, Otterden
SEAGER, Sarah Head Widow F 67 1784 Pauper
Stalisfield
Kent VIEW
SEAGER, Harriot Grand Daughter Unmarried F 30 1821 Pauper
Otterden
Kent VIEW
SEAGER, John Son Unmarried M 23 1828 Ag Lab
Otterden
Kent


Otterden is a very tiny village. At initial glance Why Banks House is a small poor house.

This place truly HAS become a Trying To Find thread aint it?
I may be forced to go to C#8 for some gossip soon.....sigh.

Its a beautiful bright sunshiny day here,but F####g COLD..
My ,have a I got a hefty TTF for you lot later,but I am going to put it on my Thomson/Godfrey thread to keep this clear for gossip and talking rubbish.
It is to do with the Godfreys so it will be in the right place and of course I would NEVER put any request for help on here ,now would I??;;)

Come on then FBG give us the link.... I wanna do something, need to wake up a little!!!


T x

Can you find anything in the papers on the Seager murder Trace?
That should wake you up.
And Sylvia's strong black coffee of course.


Err most people get dressed before a night out.

Please explain your video.

Havent started on it yet,been organising HID doing the H8888888k.

And searching for some Hargreaves in 1901 on TTF,no luck though.

Numbers to change at end of thread.

1231403

All set out ready for any "find ems" to search..!

Thanks Trace..

And this is the Hargreaves one I have got nowhere on for June.

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=1245095

Can someone do a 1911 for the Parker bloke please

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.asp?wci=thread&tk=1245023&jump=7296303#7296303


Fans I couldnt see anything for the Hargreaves man either