Sorting out Henrys and Ann(e)s.
Just before Christmas I came across an Ancestry tree and on it was my grandmother, her brother and her mum, the dad had a middle name and there were several other children. As I knew my Henry had been married before he married Ann, I though I had 'found" the other children. Below is the letter I sent to her, with my reasons as to why my grandmother, Louisa and her mother and brother shouldn't be on her tree. (I should say that I had been messaging her and we had exchanged email addresses.) Was thrilled when I saw your tree because on Henry's Death Certificate, (1866/4257), it has Henry having six boys, two girls, all living, at the time if his death 31 July 1866. I was puzzled as you have, apart from Louisa and Frederick, seven others, I didn’t have, so I’ve been researching. Bear with me. My first problem was; There were two Henry Nicolls, marring ladies called Ann, in Goulburn, between 1860 and 1863. First Henry and Ann hereby known as Henry1 and Ann1. ...