Thread: 1901 Charles Egerton

Not sure if this is any help but I have just recieved my Grandmother's marriage certificate back this morning



Father Charles Egerton Occupation Plate Layer (what ever that is )

James Charles Egerton born 1900. At the time of the marriage to my grandmother (1950) James was residing at Lower Grange Farm Cauldon Low Staffordshire.

James was also a widower.

Under Charles Egerton's name it looks like deceased but as been crossed out.

I did find one Charles Egerton on the Staffordshire BMD Site Died 1911 aged 38 Leek Staffordshire Moorlands.



Thanks

HELLO

THINK THIS IS IT

69 COURTHOUSE GREEN FOLESHILL N.E. WARWICKSHIRE



CHARLES EGERTON 28 BRICKLAYERS LAB RUSHTON STAFFS

AGNES " 24 DENSTON ? STAFFS

JAMES C " 10 MTHS PRESTWOOD STAFFS

WALTER MOORE 41 BOARDER OWN ACCOUNT LONDON

THIS WILL MAKE YOU LAUGH IT WAS TRANSCRIBED AS

CHARLES. E. GERTON QUITE CLEARLY SAYS EGERTON ONLY FOUND IT BY SEARCHING FIRST NAME ONLY.

KIM

Hi Kimmy



Thank you for your time, that sounds like James's parents

A platelayer worked on laying and maintaining railway track.

Hi Light.



Oh! right thankyou It seems like Charles's son James followed in his father's footsteps, according to the recent marriage certificate James was a Navvy. I always thought that was someone who worked in an army canteen, but apparently it was someone who worked on railways