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Brandwoods of Bolton and Liverpool, England

Journal by Kate7

My great-great-grandfather was John Brandwood, born in Bolton, England, who married Mary Alcock of Sanbach, Cheshire, in 1833. My great-grandfather was his son, George, and my grandfather was George's son, Albert Edward. Albert Edward was killed in France in 1916. His son, my father, George Brandwood, was then came to Canada and joined the Canadian army. After being wounded he was discharged to Canada where he met and married my mother, Ada Chambers, who came from London, England.

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on 2006-05-22 09:04:51

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by hardaker on 2007-01-03 16:01:37

I think your Great-Grandfather George Brandwood (born Liverpool around 1839) was my Great-Great Grandfather. He had a daughter named Annie Caroline (around 1879 in Everton, Liverpool), sister to Albert E. Brandwood. The census for 1881 says:
George Brandwood Head M 41 Liverpool Engine Fitter (at Works) Liverpool
Martha Brandwood Wife M 37 Wife Liverpool
William G. Brandwood Son U 17 Printer and Compositor Liverpool
John P. Brandwood Son / 9 Scholar Liverpool
Albert E. Brandwood Son / 5 Scholar Liverpool
Jessie Brandwood Daughter / 5 Scholar Liverpool
Annie C. Brandwood Daughter / 1 ----- Liverpool

Perhaps Albert and Jessie were twins - not sure. Annie C. (my g-grandmother) married John Riley (originally Reilly from Ireland), and they had a daughter named Grace Riley (and lots of other children), all in the West Derby area of Liverpool. Grace [my grandmother] then married a Hardaker, originally from Bradford, we think but then living in Liverpool too. They had 4 children, of which one was my dad, John, born while stationed in the army in India.

The Martha, wife of George in late 1800s, we think was a Hadfield from Liverpool, born around 1844, was a widow in 1901 census, living with Albert (25), his wife Sarah and 2 sons - John (3) and George (2), so this also seems to tally with your story.

Your info has helped confirm mine. Let me know if you're interested in this part of the family tree, or can go back further than John and Mary.

by fcasavant on 2014-08-06 15:15:42

Albert E. Brandwood was my great grandfather as well and my grandfather was his son John Albert Brandwood who was the postman in Liverpool and had 8 children...

Thanks
Frank Casavant

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