| Edward | = | Catherine |
| d. 1870 (46) | ||
| Sergeant in 21st Fusiliers | ||
| 1841 census | 1871 census |
| || |
| Sarah J | Catherine | Henry Brassington A twin |
Edward A twin |
Margaret | Amelia B | ||
| b. 1858? | b. 1861? | b. 1865 | b. 1865 | b. 1867? | b. 1869? | ||
| 1871 census | 1871 census | 1871 census | 1871 census | 1871 census | |||
| Annie Dyason 29/12/1890 | |||||||
| d. April 1940 (76) | d. 1870 (7) | ||||||
| Return to index | Skeleton of tree |
| 6 December 01 Jonathan Thank you very much for the disc and its contents and please accept my apology for not having acknowledged receipt before this. It's now that time of year when we pick up the Family Tree again and attempt to add to our knowledge. We have been fortunate in tracing almost the entire Family line back to Edward Brind. He and his wife Catherine have led us a bit of a dance through the military/militia, a Scottish marriage, children born abroad and mobile offspring. We have been unable to determine Catherine's true age as yet but remain hopeful. I will send you an updated Tree and details of our findings early in the New Year as time and family permits. We have had three new additions to the family, two house moves we assisted with (one more to come in early 02) and a host of other things to prevent further research. We drew a blank when ordering Edward's marriage certificate and received the wrong one which I enclose for your records. The right one was in Scotland. Thank you again for the disc and I would like to take this opportunity of wishing you and your family the compliments of the season and best wishes for the New Year. Regards, Neville |