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A photo gallery with 449 photos and 180 of them are some variation of this:

Here's a screen cap from the photo gallery:

Some of the incredibly original and informative titles are:

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And yes, some of them have been attached to other trees.

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Where?!!?

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 Zorobabel Sheshbazzar Zerubbabel Governor Judea ha David
 B: in Babylon, Suffolk, New York, United States
 D: in Zion, Lake, Illinois, United States

Speechless

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 Geata Jat Trojan
 B: 1965 in Åsgard, More og Romsdal, Norway
 D: in Troy, Oakland, Michigan

 FATHER
 Tecti Taetwa Troy Trojan
 B: 40 in Scands, Goth
 D: in Asia, Ghowr, Afghanistan
 MOTHER
 Lady Taetwa Tecti

 SPOUSE
 Gogolfr Godwuff
 SPOUSE
 Freothalaf Trojan
 CHILDREN with Unknown Spouse
 ✿ Flocwald Asgard
     B: in Ad, Maluku, Indonesia
 ✿ Trojan Godwulf
     B: in East
     D: in Asia, Ghowr, Afghanistan
 ✿ Trojan Godwulf Asgard
     D: in Ghowr, Afghanistan

Puritan Playboy

The phrase "rolling over in their graves" comes to mind.

Title: Josiah Foote (1688-1778)
Description: 6th Great Grandfather of Hugh Hefner--Playboy Mogul
Attached: 1 other tree
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Title: Jonathan Foote (1715-1803)
Description: 5th Great Grandfather of Hugh Hefner--Playboy Mogul
Attached: 5 other trees
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Title: Freelove Martha Foote (1750-1812)
Description: 4th Great Grandmother of Hugh Hefner--Playboy Mogul
Attached: 5 other trees
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Title: Daniel Wright (1778-1874)
Description: 3rd Great Grandfather of Hugh Hefner--Playboy Mogul
Attached: 8 other trees
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Title: Mary Wright (1805-1884)
Description: Great Great Grandmother of Hugh Hefner--Playboy Mogul
Attached: 3 other trees

This continues down to Hugh Hefner's father. I can't tell what the reasoning is but this is the only line with the photo. The photo is not attached to Hugh Hefner's mother or Mary Wright's husband or Daniel Wright's wife, etc..

Thanks to Sharron for finding this photo ;-)
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The person with the most records...

...does not win.

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 Gloria Jean Lanham
 B: 18 Feb 1946 in Covington, Kentucky
 D: 7 Aug 1946 in Laurel, Kentucky

 SOURCE INFORMATION

 ✿ 1930 United States Federal Census  1, 2, 3
     Virden Abney, male, born abt 1907
     Wife Margaret, children Audra & Mariline
 ✿ 1940 United States Federal Census  1, 2, 3
     Verden Reese Abney, male, born abt 1907
     Wife Margaret, children Audrey, Marceline & Farrell
 ✿ Kentucky, Birth Index, 1911-1999  1, 2, 3
     Gloria J Lanham, 18 Feb 1946 in Kenton County
 ✿ Kentucky, Death Records, 1852-1953  1, 2, 3
     Gloria Jean Lanham, 7 Aug 1946 in Laurel County
     Born 18 Feb 1946 in Covington, Kentucky
 ✿ Social Security Death Index  3
     Virden Abney, born 22 Apr 1906, died 1 Dec 1992
 ✿ Web: Kentucky, Find A Grave Index, 1776-2012  1, 2, 3
     Virden R. Abney, born 22 Apr 1906, died 1 Dec 1992

  1  Source for birth
  2  Source for death
  3  Source for name

Her Parents Must Be So Proud

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 Concubine
 B: 1398 in Egypt, Egypt
 D: 1983 in Egypt

 FATHER
 Takelot I Pharoah Egypt (  -850 BCE)
 MOTHER
 Djedjutudj Egypt

 NO SPOUSE or CHILDREN

Picture Not Available

Apparently Ancestry.com's standard pink and blue silhouettes are not good enough for this person's ancestors. Wouldn't seeing a pink or blue silhouette be a clear enough indication for most people that the profile doesn't have a photo?
There are over 2100 photos in this tree and it looks like about half of them are one of the three images below. The name on each image is different but there is no other information specific to the profile person to warrant a separate upload.

Baby Angel, Male, and Female versions of "Picture Not Available"

Thanks to Janet for the link to this media gallery ;-)
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You can go to Monday's post to see John's parents. Today's profile is from the same tree.
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 John Rock Smith
 B: 1615 in Lancaster, Lancashire, England
 M: 1639 in Lewis, Lewis, New York to Martha Strickland
 M: 1639 in Lewis, Lewis, New York to Elizabeth Martha Strickland
 M: 1640 in Long Island City, Queens, New York to Hannah Murra
 M: 1640 to Elizabeth Gildersleeve
 M: 1695 in Long Island City, Queens, New York to Hannah Murray
 D: 1706 in New York

 SPOUSE & CHILDREN
 Martha Strickland (1614-1648)
 ✿ Timothy Smith
 ✿ MARY ROCK SMITH, B: 1630
 ✿ Jonathan Rock Smith, B: 1632
 ✿ Hannah Rock Smith, B: 1634
 ✿ John Rock Smith, B: 1636
 ✿ Joseph Rock Smith, B: 1638
 ✿ Richard Smith, B: 1638
 ✿ Martha Rock Smith, B: 1640
 ✿ Mary Rock Smith, B: 1640
 ✿ Mary Rock Smith, B: 1640
 ✿ John Rock Smith, B: 1642
 ✿ Hewlett Smith, B: 1644
 ✿ Jonathan Smith, B: 1645
 ✿ Jonathan Rock SMITH, B: 1645
 ✿ Martha SMITH, B: 1646
 ✿ MARTHA SMITH, B: 1646
 ✿ Miriam Smith, B: 1647
 ✿ Hannah Rock Smith, B: 1650
 ✿ John Rock Smith, B: 1651
 ✿ Jeremiah Smith, B: 1656
 ✿ Jeremiah Smith, B: 1656
 ✿ Martha Smith, B: 1670

 SPOUSE & CHILDREN
 Elizabeth Martha Strickland (1631-1665)
 ✿ MARY ROCK SMITH, B: 1630
 ✿ Hannah Rock Smith, B: 1634
 ✿ Martha Rock Smith, B: 1640
 ✿ Jonathan Smith, B: 1645
 ✿ Miriam Smith, B: 1647
 ✿ Hannah Rock Smith, B: 1650
 ✿ John Rock Smith, B: 1651
 ✿ Jeremiah Smith, B: 1656
 ✿ Hannah Smith, B: 1656
 ✿ Martha Smith, B: 1670

 SPOUSE & CHILDREN
 Hannah Murra (1610-1665)
 ✿ MARY ROCK SMITH, B: 1630
 ✿ JONATHAN SMITH, B: 1645
 ✿ MARTHA SMITH, B: 1646
 ✿ JOESPH SMITH, B: 1680

 SPOUSE & CHILDREN
 Elizabeth Gildersleeve (1624-1664)
 ✿ daughter Smith
 ✿ Hannah Smith
 ✿ John Smith
 ✿ Joseph Smith
 ✿ Martha Smith
 ✿ Mary Smith
 ✿ Mary Frost Smith
 ✿ Richard SMITH
 ✿ Richard SMITH
 ✿ Sarah SMITH
 ✿ Sarah SMITH
 ✿ Timothy SMITH
 ✿ Mary Rock Smith, B: 1630
 ✿ MARY ROCK SMITH, B: 1630
 ✿ Mary Rock Smith, B: 1640
 ✿ Jonathan Rock SMITH, B: 1645
 ✿ Jonathan Rock SMITH, B: 1645
 ✿ MARTHA SMITH, B: 1646
 ✿ Hannah Rock Smith, B: 1650
 ✿ Jeremiah Smith, B: 1656
 ✿ Jeremiah Smith, B: 1656
 ✿ Jeremiah Smith, B: 1656
 ✿ Hannah SMITH, B: 1662
 ✿ Martha Smith, B: 1670
 ✿ JOESPH SMITH, B: 1680
 ✿ JOESPH SMITH, B: 1680
 ✿ Mary Smith, B: 1696
 ✿ Hewlett SMITH, B: 1724

 SPOUSE
 Hannah Murray (1666-1712)

 SPOUSE & CHILDREN
 Martha STRICKLAND (1632-1648)
 ✿ Martha SMITH, B: 1646
 ✿ Hannah Rock Smith, B: 1650

 SPOUSE & CHILDREN
 Elizabeth Wood (1631-1726)
 ✿ Jeremiah Smith, B: 1656
 ✿ Jeremiah Smith, B: 1656

 SPOUSE & CHILDREN
 Anna Gildersleeve (1629-1683)
 ✿ Jeremiah Smith, B: 1656

 SOME of the RECORDS ATTACHED
 ✿ American Genealogical-Biographical Index
     John Smith, B: 1615 in New York
 ✿ Family Data Collection - Births
     Mary Rock Smith, B: 1640 in Dorchester, MA to John Rock Smith & Elizabeth Gildersleeve
 ✿ Family Data Collection - Births
     Elizabeth Gildersleeve, B: 1624 in Huntington, NY to Richard Gildersleeve & Jo Anna Appleton
 ✿ Family Data Collection - Individual Records
     Elizabeth Gildersleeve; Spouse: Elizabeth Gildersleeve; Parents: Richard Gildersleeve & Jo Anna Appleton; Birth: 1624 in Suffolk of Huntington, NY; Death: 1664 in Flushing, NY
 ✿ Family Data Collection - Individual Records*
     Elizabeth Gildersleeve; Spouse: Jeremiah Wood; Parents: Richard Gildersleeve; Birth: 1625 in Hempstead, NY; Marriage: May 1640; Death: 1659
 ✿ Family Data Collection - Individual Records*
     Elizabeth Seaman Strickland; Spouse: John Seaman Capt; Parents: Jane Fenwick & John Strickland; Birth: 1631 in Nassau, Hempstead, NY; Marriage: 1643 in Hempstead, Nassau, NY; Death: 1665 in Long Island, NY
 ✿ Family Data Collection - Individual Records*
     Elizabeth Strickland; Spouse: Elizabeth Strickland; Parents: John Strickland & Mrs John Strickland; Birth: 1631 in Nassau, of Hempstead, NY; Marriage: 1644 in Hempstead, Nassau, NY; Death: 1665 in Long Island, NY
 ✿ Family Data Collection - Individual Records*
     Martha Moore, Spouse: John Seaman; Parents: Thomas Moore & Martha Yonges; Birth: 21 Oct 1639 in Essex, Salem, MA; Marriage: 1654 in Hempstead, Nassau, NY; Death: 1697
 ✿ U.S. and International Marriage Records*
     John Seaman; Birth: 1615 in Es; Spouse: Elizabeth Strickland (B: En)
 ✿ U.S. and International Marriage Records*
     John Seaman; Birth: 1604 in EN; Spouse: Elizabeth Strickland; Marriage: 1642
 ✿ U.S. Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications
     John Smith; Spouse: Elizabeth Trowbridge; Relationship to applicant: Grandfather; Date of application: 1890
 ✿ Ancestry Member Trees - 65 trees

 * These records are all listed as "sources" for the 1639 marriage to Elizabeth Martha Strickland.

My Mother, The Zombie III

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 Ann Gildersleeve
 B: 1596 in England
 M: 1615 in Nantucket Hempstead, Livingston, New York to John Natz Smith
 D: 1615 in Long Island, Nassau, New York

 FATHER
 Richard GILDERSLEEVE (1601-1681)
 MOTHER
 Joanna Appleton (1601-1677)

 SPOUSE
 John Smith (1626- ) married in NY

 SPOUSE & CHILDREN
 John Natz Smith (1585-1640)
 ✿ Mary Smith (1613-1690)
 ✿ John Rock SMITH (1615-1706) born in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts
 ✿ John Rock Smith (1615-1706) born in England
 ✿ John Rock Smith (1615-1706) born in Lancaster, Lancashire, England
 ✿ Elizabeth Smith (1620- )
 ✿ Samuel Smith (1636-1715) born in Maspeth, Queens, New York
 ✿ George Smith (1647-1703) born in Hanover, Virginia

 ATTACHED SOURCES
 ✿ U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
     Anne Gildersleeve, female; Spouse John Smith, b. 1626; married NY
 ✿ Ancestry Family Trees
     42 Ancestry Member Trees

My Life as a Dog

Many people treat their pets like children but...

Really? Maybe I don't get it because I don't have pets but...really?
But wait, there's more! Someone in the "mother's" line has taken an mtDNA test so this is on the profile of every dog:

Really.

Thanks to Janet for the link to Daisy's photo ;-)
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 John Bushrod
 B: 1663-01-30 in Gloucester, Virginia
 M: 7 Oct 1571 in Sherborne, Dorset, England to Margery Feltons
 D: 1719-02-26 in Bushfield, Westmoreland, Virginia

 SPOUSE & CHILDREN
 Hannah Keene (1676-1738)
 ✿ Elizabeth Bushrod (1647-1679)
 ✿ Apphia Bushrod (1694-1757)

 SPOUSE & CHILD
 Hannah Keene (1676-1739)
 ✿ Apphia Bushrod (1694-1757)

 SPOUSE & CHILD
 Hannah Keene (1699-1761)
 ✿ Richard Bushrod (1575-1628)

 SPOUSE & CHILD
 Margery Feltons (1550-1599)
 ✿ Richard Bushrod (1575-1628)

 ONE OF THE RECORDS ATTACHED
 ✿ Virginia, Marriages of the Northern Neck of Virginia, 1649-1800
     John Bushrod; Spouse Hannah Keene; abt 1719 in Virginia
     This record is attached to the marriage in 1571.

Searching for Mexican Ancestry

While Ancestry.com is the first site that comes to mind when we think about genealogy it, unfortunately, does not have much for Mexico. Only the following 21 collections in fact. Most of them would only apply to a small segment of the population. Those in blue are free collections. My notes are in [ ].

✿ 1930 Mexico National Census (in Spanish)
✿ Coahuila y Texas : desde la consumacion de la independencia hasta el tratado de paz de Guadalupe Hidalgo [scanned book]
✿ Coahuila y Texas en la época colonial [scanned book]
✿ Encyclopedic History of the LDS Church
✿ Hispanic Surnames and Family History, 1996 [scanned book]
✿ Histoire des Fortifications et des Rues de Québec (in French) [scanned book]
✿ Historical and Genealogical Account of the Family of Vance (Vans, Vaux, and De Vaux) [scanned book]
✿ History of Mexico. Vol. I. 1516-21 [transcribed book]
✿ Illustrated history of southern California : embracing the counties of San Diego, San Bernardino, Los Angeles and Orange, and the Peninsula of Lower California, from the Earliest Period of Occupancy to the Present Time; also, Full-Page Portraits of some of their Eminent Men, and Biographical Mention of Many of their Pioneers and of Prominent Citizens of to-day. [scanned book]
✿ Jewish Given Name Variations
✿ Journal d'un missionnaire au Texas et au Mexique (in French) [scanned book]
✿ Mexico Historical Postcards (in Spanish)
✿ Mexico, European Immigrants to USA Arriving at Vera Cruz, Mexico, 1921-1931
✿ Nacogdoches, Texas, Spanish and Mexican Government Records, 1729-1836 (in Spanish)
✿ Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas, Mexico, Selected Parish Records, 1751-1880 [Index only, images are on FamilySearch]
✿ Treasures of Pioneer History [Mormon history]
✿ U.S., Returns from Military Posts, 1806-1916
✿ Web: BillionGraves.com Burial Index
✿ Web: International, Find A Grave Index
✿ The Works of Hubert Howe Bancroft [scanned books]
✿ World Foreign Gazetteer, Vol. 1

The one site you won't be able to do without is FamilySearch. They have civil and church records for Mexico. No matter your religious beliefs you'll be thanking the Mormon church for digitizing them and the Catholic church for keeping good records in the first place. You can read more about FamilySearch here and we'll come back to their site a little later.

LEARN SPANISH

Reading handwritten records takes some practice and you'll need to know, or learn, some Spanish. You don't need to be fluent but the ability to recognize key words will be helpful. It will enable you to work faster and cheaper. Your other options are to wait for a volunteer to help you translate each record or pay someone to translate for you. Doing a Google search for 'genealogy word list' plus whatever language you need is an easy way to find a glossary list specific to genealogy. Here's one from FamilySearch. Google Translate is another option. If you are unsure of a letter or a word take a guess. If it's not a word but it's close Google Translate will ask, "Did you mean..." and offer a suggestion.

NAMES

Children take their surnames from both parents. For formal use the father's surname is followed by the mother's surname. In casual use the mother's surname is dropped. Of course if transcribers are not familiar with naming conventions they may enter the father's surname as a middle name and mother's surname as the last name. I haven't seen errors like this on FamilySearch but it's something to be aware of if you are searching other sites or if you get stuck. Mistakes are made.
Because children have both their father's and mother's surname and because women did not take their husband's surname it's rare to have a difficult time finding maiden names for Mexican women. I'm not sure if this carries through to today but as recent as the 1930 Mexico Census that is the case. It was quite a shock for me to see my great-grandmother's headstone didn't include my great-grandfather's surname.

Headstone for Porfiria Carreon, wife of Ysidro Dimas

A few spelling quirks to keep in mind while searching. Some letters are used interchangeably: B and V, C and S, S and Z. Vargas may be Bargas. Sisneros instead of Cisneros. Sapata for Zapata. FamilySearch has their search engine set up so these variations are searched automatically. Because of that I was able to find my Bernals in the 1930 U.S. Census even though the enumerator wrote down "Vernal" and they did not show up in the first 5 pages of search results on Ancestry.com. I was then able to go back and find them on Ancestry by searching for Vernal and attached the census to their profiles. Keep this in mind if you're having trouble finding your family in a U.S. census. What a name sounds like will give you clues to variant spellings.

CIVIL REGISTRATION

The Civil Registration Office and requirement to register births, marriages and deaths was enacted into law by Benito Juàrez in 1859. It wasn't really enforced until 1867. Even then not everyone registered their family events with the government. It was rare, however, for them not to get married in the church, baptize their children, or have a church funeral. In many cases church records will go back much farther than 1859.
Most civil records are listed on FamilySearch like this: Mexico, [state name], Civil Registrations, [years available]. There are two exceptions, Aguascalientes and Tiaxcala, which are listed here. Hopefully FamilySearch is just in the middle of reorganizing and the records will all be listed in the same format soon. Once you click on "Browse Images" you can narrow down the collection by city/town and then by record type and/or year. Some smaller towns may have kept all vital records in one book.

CHURCH RECORDS

Each church has it's own format for records and that format may change over time. For decades records may be overflowing with information and then because of a change over in priests or a war the records will only have the bare minimum of information.
Baptismal records (bautismos) should tell you whether the child was adopted (adoptado), born out of wedlock (natural), or born to a married couple (hijo legitimo or h.l.). If adopted the record will have the adopted parents' names, if natural only the mother's name. A child born to a married couple should have both parents' names on the record. If grandparents' names are included there will also be a notation if any of them are deceased.
Once you have parents' names try searching FamilySearch with just parents' names without any other information.

 Click "Parents"

 

Enter parents' names and nothing else.

You may find records for other children in the family.

Other church records you'll find are confirmations (confirmaciones), marriage records (matrimonios), more in depth marriage information (informaciòn matrimonial), and death records (defunciones). Informaciòn matrimonial is a record of the parish priest's investigation to make sure there were no impediments to the marriage, i.e. related by blood, godparent-godchild relationship, impotence, criminal activity, etc..

Examples of records and more after the jump.

Photo Friday: Numbers

Today's tree has almost 6,000 photos. I looked through the first 50 of the 249 pages of photos and there were over 47 pages of numbers. That's over 1,100 photos of numbers! If the percentage remains constant that would mean there are over 5,600 photos of numbers in this media gallery.
These are not markers for the direct line. The numbers indicate generations and almost everyone on the tree has one. The first generation that is in public view is generation 5. The last is generation 75. The 75th generation is the late 2nd or early 3rd century on one branch and mid-4th century on a neighboring branch but only because in the 70th generation they have a person born in 295 whose father was born in 450.

Screen cap from the media gallery.

If you're wondering why photos on other trees matter listen to what Crista Cowen from Ancestry.com has to say on the subject.

Thanks to Madelyn for the link to the photo gallery ;-)
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Before we get to today's post...  
This is a real thing in the world. Absolutely nothing to do with today's tree, I just had to share.

The census records below are in this format:

  Census collection - place of residence
  Name on record, age; place of birth
  List of other household residents with the same surname, ages.

  If no one in the household shares her surname her occupation will be listed.

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 Anna maria gardener
 B: 1832 in Barford, Warwickshire, England
 D: Oct 1913 in Warwickshire, United Kingdom

 FATHER
 Joseph William Gardener (1803-1877)
 MOTHER
 Ann Maria Palser (1800-1857)
 SPOUSE & CHILDREN
 antony Horsley (1823-1916)
 ✿ George B: 1857
 ✿ James B: 1861
 ✿ Amy Elizabeth B: 1870
 ✿ Thomas Edward B: 1871
 ✿ Lily Louisa B: 1871
 ✿ Ann Maria B: 1874
 ✿ Joseph B: 1876
 CHILDREN with UNKNOWN SPOUSE (married Jan 1852)
 ✿ Mary Alice horsley B: 1877
 ✿ Fanny Maria Horsley B: 1879

 RECORDS ATTACHED TO HER PROFILE
 ✿ 1841 England Census - Newington, Oxfordshire, England
     Ann Gardener 15; Oxfordshire, England
     F S [female servant?]
 ✿ 1841 England Census - St Peter in The East, Oxfordshire, England
     Ann Gardener 15; Oxfordshire, England
     John 50, Jane 50, John 25, William 20
 ✿ 1841 England Census - Blenheim Park, Oxfordshire, England
     Ann Gardiner 12; Oxfordshire, England
     Thomas 65, Hannah 50, Henry 14, Harriett 10, Jonathan 7
 ✿ 1841 England Census - Horley, Oxfordshire, England
     Ann Viggers 7; Oxfordshire, England
     William 30, Mary 35, Charles 13, John 10, Andrew 5, Eli 3
 ✿ 1851 England Census - Grandborough, Warwickshire, England
     Ann Gardener 19; Warmington, Oxfordshire, England
     Servant
 ✿ 1851 England Census - Brailes, Warwickshire, England
     Maria Gardener 16; Brailes, Warwickshire, England
     John 69, Mary 64, Wm 36, Elizabeth 34, Lydia 20, Henry 4, Harriet 6 mo.
 ✿ 1851 England Census - Wasperton, Warwickshire, England
     Mary Ann Gardener 18; Barford, Warwickshire, England
     William 49, Ann 44, George 20, William 14, Elizabeth 12, John 9, Emma 7
 ✿ 1851 England Census - Horley, Oxfordshire, England
     Ann Viggers 17; Horley, Oxfordshire, England
     William 42, Mary 47, John 20, Andrew 15, Eli 12, Mary 9, William 7, Edward 4
 ✿ 1851 England Census - Long Itchington, Warwickshire, England
     Ann Viggers 20; Combrook, Warwickshire, England
     Servant
 ✿ 1861 England Census - Newington, Surrey, England
     Ann Gardener 30; Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
     Servant
 ✿ 1861 England Census - Ratley, Warwickshire, England
     Ann Horseley 27; Horley, Oxfordshire, England
     Anthony 38; Caroline 8, Daniel 6, George 4, Elizabeth A 2
 ✿ 1861 England Census - Horley, Oxfordshire, England
     Ann Viggers 28; Horley, Oxfordshire, England
     William 52, Mary 58, Mary 18, William 16, Edward 13
 ✿ 1861 England Census - Foleshill, Warwickshire, England
     Catherine Horsley 24; Coventry, Warwickshire, England
     Joseph 26, George W 3, Sarah A 10 mo.
 ✿ 1871 England Census - Hornton, Oxfordshire, England
     Ann Horsley 38; Horley, Oxfordshire, England
     Anthony 37, Levi 3, Amy 10 mo.
 ✿ 1881 England Census - Ratley, Warwickshire, England
     Ann Maria Horsley 53; Harley, Oxfordshire, England
     Anthony 57, James 20, Sarah 11, Lilly Louise 9, Ann Maria 7, Ellen 6, Joseph 5
 ✿ 1881 England Census - Ratley, Warwickshire, England
     Hannah Horsley 48; Horley, Oxfordshire, England
     Antony 47, Levi 13, Amy 10, Eliza 6, Alice 3, Fanny 1
 ✿ 1891 England Census - Ratley, Warwickshire, England
     Ann Horsley 58; Horley, Oxfordshire, England
     Anthony 67, Joseph 15, Ellen 16, Beatrice 4
 ✿ 1891 England Census - Ratley, Warwickshire, England
     Ann Horsley 58; Horley, Oxfordshire, England
     Anthony 57, Fanny 11
 ✿ 1901 England Census - Ratley, Warwickshire, England
     Ann Horsley 72; Horley, Oxfordshire, England
     Anthony 78, Ellen 26
 ✿ 1901 England Census - Ratley, Warwickshire, England
     Ann Horsley 68; Horley, Oxfordshire, England
     Anthony 67
 ✿ 1911 England Census - Ebrington, Warwickshire, England
     Mary Ann Gardener 81; Ebrington, Gloucestershire, England
     William 48
 ✿ Warwickshire, England, Baptisms 1813-1910
     Maria Gardener, 7 Jan 1830 in Hillmorton
     Parents: John Gardener, Frances Gardener
 ✿ England & Wales, FreeBMD Death Index, 1837-1915
     Ann Horsley born abt 1834, died Oct-Nov-Dec 1913 in Warwick, Warwickshire
 ✿ England & Wales, FreeBMD Marriage Index, 1837-1915
     Anthony Horsley
     Registered Jan-Feb-Mar 1852 in Banbury, Oxfordshire, England