I've been going back and having a look at some of the older queries that I had noted in the past with fresh eeyes and new discoveries that have been made since then.
It looks as if back in 2012 I purchased a marriage certificate between a Thomas Place and an Elizabeth Nightingale (nee Moorby), likely thinkng that it was Thomas Place, son of Robert Place, born 1827 in Blackburn, Lancashire, England. But on receiving it, I discovered that the father of Thomas Place in the marriage certificate is Joseph Place:
So, the question was, was that the wrong information on the marriage record (which I have seen before), or were there two different Thomas Places, born around the same time in the same place.
As for the Thomas Place, son of Robert Place, the only records that I have been able to definitely verify as being his are baptism records and the 1841 census. I did some digging, however, and managed to find records of the Thomas Place, son of Joseph Place in a baptism record.
I have also found both of them in 1841 census records. So, it would appear that we are looking at two different individuals and the marriage record is from a different Thomas Place.
So, mystery solved, but this raises the question of what became of Thomas Place, son of Robert Place? I don't have any definite records for him beyond his appearance in the 1841 census. Other trees on Ancestry have him dying in 1866 and some have him marrying a Sarah Ramsbottom in 1870. Not sure if either of them are true (they obviously both can't be true) but that is a mystery for another day.
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Monday, September 11, 2023
Sunday, November 11, 2018
In Remembrance
Today being the 100th anniversary of the end of World War 1, I thought I'd post a remembrance to all of those in my tree who fought in the war
| Edwin Ashton | BEF | Survived WW1 |
| Lawrence Ashton | 75th Bn CEF | Died September 2, 1918 |
| Charles A. Brown | 4th Signal Co. CEF | Survived WW1 |
| Wilfred M. Brown | Can Signal Pool, CEF | Survived WW1 |
| Herbert Hewett Burnet | CEF | Survived WW1 |
| Everett Delahaye | US Military | Survived WW1 |
| Peter Delahaye | US Military | Survived WW1 |
| John C. Douglas | 20th Bn CEF | Survived WW1 |
| Stewart Arnold Douglas | CEF | Survived WW1 |
| Thomas W. Douglas | 3rd MGC CEF | Survived WW1 |
| Reynold Hardy | CEF | Survived WW1 |
| Duncan Hook | Lancashire Fusiliers, BEF | Died July 8, 1915 |
| Geoffrey Hook | Royal Air Force, BEF | Died April 10, 1918 |
| Harry Theodore Hook | BEF | Survived WW1 |
| Robin Hook | Lancashire Fusiliers, BEF | Died August 7, 1915 |
| Valentine Hook | Royal West Surrey Regiment, BEF | Died May 3, 1917 |
| Howard Radford Letty | CEF | Died October 8, 1916 |
| George Russell Miller | CEF | Survived WW1 |
| James Piggott | CEF | Survived WW1 |
| Christopher Place | King's Royal Rifles, BEF | Died February 19, 1917 |
| Thomas Place | East Lancashire Regiment, BEF | Died August 13, 1915 |
| John Raymond Price | CEF | Survived WW1 |
| Emerson Claude Smith | 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles CEF | Died June 7, 1917 |
| George Wilfred "Fred" Smith | 15th Bn CEF | Died July 22, 1918 |
| John McLeod Wainwright | CEF | Survived WW1 |
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