Thankyou List, I am slightly overwhelmed with the information I have received from everyone,so I got out my maps and files and tried to make sense of it all, hence the delay in my reply.I would like to address everyone individually but can't today. Thankyou Doug for you initial reply"cousin for a day", I still think we are related somehow, wait till I drag out my Williams below. Thankyou Gwen for your nice letter and if you ever come to B.C.I would be very happy to meet you. Thankyou Robert, you have given me so much information that I would never have been able to get. I crossed out the aunts and put uncles in but 21 children twice, once would be enough.I will forward the info to Australia.Annie used to send English newspaper to my great Aunt Agnes Tilling in Minnidosa Manitoba and how she looked forward to them. She would have given anything for a cup of tea and watercress sandwiches. She tried to grow it on the prairies but couldn't.I have a old picture and on the back it says This is our Annie, I had two so I thought I would send you one.I don't know if it was Annie Tilling or Annie Smart. Thankyou Antony,for the census results , they open up a whole realm of possibilities . I have to get all this on a program and out of the files. There is no marriage certificate available for William TILLING and Emma THOMPSON, it is held by Achievements of Canterbury from when they did they did research for my cousin Jim in Australia.I have Index references.The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Wyndham GUINNESS. William Samuel TILLING married Agnes SMART of Shirburn Glou. Oct. 20th 1894 immigrated to Can. C1910 They had 5 children 3 in Glou.Family names Comley& Embling Clara TILLING married William Edwin WILLIAMS b.Coalpit Heath Oct.2nd 1885 married Nov. 27th 1909 at Iron Acton Glou. They had 6 children in Glou.I have 2 pages of Williams and other names but won't list them unless someone is interested. When I get this together I will post it to the list.I have Emailed for poor house records for Chipping Sodbury Union I am most grateful to you all.I envy your history and your records. Thankyou, Jane,