| Mark Theodore | = | Amelia (Dennis) |
| b. Fawley 1805? | ||
| d 1885(79) | d 1865? | |
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| William | Ann | Elizabeth | Jane | George | Maria | Thomas | John | Amelia |
| b. Fawley 1832ish | b 1835/6? | b 1838 | b Fawley 1841/2 | b 1843/4? | b Fawley 1845 | b 1847 30 April, 1847, Fawley Certificate |
b Fawley 1849 | |
| =Eliza (Short) 1859 Kings Langley | =1876 Neath | |||||||
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| Could this be Mark Theodore Brind who died in 1885? |
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| 1900 Marriage solemnized at St John's Church in the Parish of St John's, Stratford in the County of West Ham |
| No | When Married | Name and surname | Age | Condition | Rank or Profssion | Residence at the time of Marriage | Father's name and surname | Rank or Profession of Father |
| 252 | Jan 6th 1900 | William John Brind | 23 | Bachelor | labourer | 32 Manbey Grove | John Brind | Foreman |
| Louisa Clements | 21 | Spinster | 32 Manbey Grove | Thomas Clements | Boiler maker |
| Married in the Parish church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns by me Thomas Stevens, Vicar |
| This Marriage was solemnized between us |
William John Brind Louisa Clements |
In the Presence of us |
F Henwood Thomas A Clements |
| From: steve brind stephen@brind9.orangehome.co.uk
Date: 29 November 2009 17:03:49 GMT To: brind@one-name.org Subject: fawley brinds Dear Jonathan, Have received your CD via Don Brind, the journalist, who is my cousin. Think I'm related to John and Elizabeth Ann (Smale) Brind . The latter person hailed from Sheepwash, not Sheepware, in Devon. Does this info' ring any bells? My grandfather was Mark George Brind, brother to William John Brind, both of whom emigrated for a time to Canada before enlisting in the Canadian army and returning to fight in WW 1. Their attestation papers are viewable on Archivianet. Keep up the good work, Steve |