Thread: Clara Brown was born in a light-house

I am looking for children or probably grand children to my grandfather's sister:



Clara Villhelmina Carlsdotter emmigrated to England in august 1892. She was born in Styrsö parish May 14th, 1875, which is a group of islands near Goteborg on the Swedish westcoast.



She married Matthew Brown, who was born 1871.

I have found the following information of Clara and Matthew in a database, 1901 England Census:

Civil parish; Cowpen

Ecclesiatical parish: Blyth St Mary

Town: Cowpen Quay



Sometime during the first half of the 20th century they had the adress Dalmatta Terrace, Blyth, Northtumberland. In the family we have pictures of Clara in a salvation army uniform.



How can I find my English relatives? I do not understand the way of registering people in England.

Best regards,

Eva

Hi Eva



Welcome to AA. Hope you enjoy your time here.



The best way to ask for help is to post on the Look Up board or Request help Board.



I will have a nosey around tomorrow for any information i can find...and I am sure that other members will help too.



Good Luck in your research...lol.....happy hunting!



Loz

Hi Eva,



Welcome to AA. Don't worry, you will soon get the hang of it. If you spend a bit of time reading through the forums you will soon learn where to post things.

Hi Eva



Welcome to Ancestry Aid.



Hope to see you around the board's and maybe in our Chat Room sometime. Good Luck with your research.



Nanna

Hi Eva, and welcome to AA,

As the others have already said most things, all thats left for me is to say is enjoy your time here and good luck with your research



Shan

Hi Eva, welcome to Ancestry Aid & good luck with your research.

Hi Eva and a very warm welcome to AA. Hope you have fun on the site and good luck in your research

Hi Eva

I am a new member on this site too and everyone has been so kind and welcoming. People on here will go out of their way to help so don't worry. Happy hunting and good luck.

regards and keep smiling

Maggie

Hi Eva and welcome to AA



Jan

Janet,

Thanks for cheering me up.

Regards,

Eva