Week 46 (Nov. 15-21): Birthdays

 Week 46 (Nov. 15-21): Birthdays

For this theme I decided to do a list of all ancestors who have the same “birthday” as me – 3rd Jan. This wasn’t as easy as I thought it may be and has taken a long time to go though everyone in my tree! (I have also included anyone whose “birthday” is in jan). There are 579 others whose exact “birthday” I don’t have and only listed as January (this could also link to the quarter and not actually January).

3rd January “birthday”

  • ·     Amy-Louise Lackey (me) 3rd Jan 1982 peterborough
  • ·        Emma Haylock 3rd jan 1868 australia
  • ·        Frederick George Haylock 3rd jan 1901 queensland
  • ·        William francis 3rd jan 1879 west rainton
  • ·        James William leslie liddle 3rd jan 1899 sunderland
  • ·        Drucilla overall 3rd jan 1871 chatteris
  • ·        Jessie martha sarah pile 3rd jan 1907 london
  • ·        George baker 3rd jan 1907 sunderland
  • ·        Charlie clark hands 3rd jan 1897 blaydon
  • ·        Benjamin Harrison 3rd jan 1888 castleford
  • ·        Stephen mackay 3rd jan 1856 hauxton
  • ·        Margaret jane race 3rd jan 1889 houghton

 Aside from those who are unknown date and only January my birthday actually shares the date with the most people in January. These January birthdays are just a section of the 8200+ people in my tree.



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