Hello Mike, Monday, June 15, 2009, 2:46:24 PM, you wrote: > The 1860 marriage is of a William GUMBLEY and Charlotte MORRIS , who > does it give as her father. Her father was Richard Morris, a silversmith. His father was Edwin Gumbley, a shoe maker. I can find no trace of Edwin in censuses or BMD. > Who is the Charlotte GUMBLEY who marries Edward MORRIS in St Phillips in > 1854 and who does she give as her father ? I don't know. I only learned of her through replies to this question. Familysearch does not give her parents and I haven't looked elsewhere yet. > The 1852 marriage to Charles STYLES in St Martins of Charlotte GUMBLEY > gives her age 37 and William GUMBLEY jeweller as father. Thanks. Where did you find that? I couldn't read the occupations ont he certificate from GRO. > Daniel & Elizabeth GUMBLEY(nee Hill they married 1849 in Aston) > This family in the 1841 census is indexed on Ancestry as GRIMLEY and as > I transcribe it GUMLEY Thanks, I will look it up. Ancestry never recognises Gumbley as Gumbleys, which ash added to the problem. The spellings with and without the B seem to have been used interchangeably by the family: some documents say Gumley, others Gumbley. -- Best regards, Stephen mailto:familytree@tinfoil.cotse.net