Hi Lesley and Listers, Yes, it appears that Catherine was indeed known as Mary also. I am now setting up FTM and will start entering all the wonderful information that Listers have sent me over the past few days. I still have not caught up with everything, which has been sent, so if I have not yet responded to some who have sent information, I will be into the research again on Wednesday. Off to a birthday lunch celebration tomorrow. Everyone has been so helpful and I very much appreciate it. I have found all the input so very interesting. Our greatest regret is we have not yet flown over the pond, to walk in the footsteps of our Ancestors. We have a book put together by one of my husband's cousins on the Doughty side of the family, which she has called "The Man from The Fens" about Robert Nicholas Doughty and she includes beautiful photographs she took on her visit to The Old Dart, visiting the villages and towns in Norfolk were the Doughtys and the Burchams once lived, married and raised their families. She ends up in Portsea in Hampshire, where the gg grandparents ran "The George Public House" and where their great grandparents sailed from back in 1876, to thier new life Down Under. Referring back to this wonderful research my husband's cousin did, so many years ago, it again stirs up the longing to visit our Roots in the UK and also Eyre, where my lot come from and they did arrive below deck in chains. Though hubby does not escape with no convicts, he has three of them all from England. So the trip over to "the Mother Country" and Ireland is for sure on the top of our "Bucket List". Cheers Janice Belrose - Sydney ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lesley Day" <lesley.day@blueyonder.co.uk> To: <norfolk@rootsweb.com>; <adoughty01@optusnet.com.au> Sent: Monday, December 05, 2011 11:29 PM Subject: RE: [NFK] WALPOLES OF NORFOLK > Hi Janice > > Robert obviously married Catherine Mary Bridges as discussed offline as > here > they are in the 1881 Census >