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From: Anne Chambers <>
Subject: Re: [Ess] Elizabeth BICKMORE mother to Louise Cecilia KNAPP
Date: Fri, 27 May 2011 19:17:18 +0930
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I really think this is more likely your Walter Webb

1901
Class: RG13; Piece: 1648; Folio: 164; Page: 22
91 Ley Street, Ilford, Essex
Walter Webb 43 carpenter b London Rotherhithe
Elizabeth Webb 35 b do Blackheath
Louisa Webb 17 b Deptford

Births Mar 1884
Webb Louisa Greenwich 1d1131

which still doesn't explain E Bickmore

Anne
South Australia


Jenny wrote:
> Hello Listers ...can some kind soul help me unravel the informant in a death certificate. The following is taken from the certificate.
>
> Name:Louisa Cecilia KNAPP.
> Death: 26 Nov 1915 Salmons, Great Bardfield RD at the age of 31 yrs.
> Occupation: widow of Arthur KNAPP an Art Dealer.
> Informant: E Bickmore, mother, 86 Sheringham Avenue, Manor Park
> Reg District: Dunmow sub District Thaxted.
>
> On the marriage certificate dated 15 March 1902, of Louise to Arthur at the Registery Office West Ham, it states that Louise's father is Walter Webb a carpenter. I was given by another researcher that Walter Webb married an Elizabeth WESTBROOK born 1858 Romsey, Hampshire. This could be my stumbling point.
>
> I thought that Elizabeth WESTBROOK who married Walter WEBB may have married a second time to a BICKMORE however the only E BICKMORE that I can find is a pauper in a work house. As the daughter did not die at the residence of her mother I am wondering if Manor Park was a work house in 1918 and I am also wondering where is Salmons Great Bardfield Rd and what is it?
>
> Any help in working out who is E BICKMORE would be wonderful.
>
> Mant thanks
> Jenny in Oz
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