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 Tutton, Buike, Mountstephens
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| crimea1854 |
Posted on 08/04/2010 20:53
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Hi Helen There was no Thomas David Buike serving at Mullaghmore in 1858. However, if this date were a date of birth then he could be another of John Buike's sons? Martin |
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| private_helen |
Posted on 08/04/2010 21:19
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Sorry Martin- yes, I believe 1858 to be his year of birth, and am hoping he is related to John- but can find no trace of him as a coastguard through the National Archives. The Buike, Buick, Buik, Buke, Buck surname is proving difficult. We are lucky enough to have a Susan Buike /William Cooper wedding party photo taken 1894 Sussex, along with a newspaper cutting listing the wedding party- we have successfully identified everyone in the party except a Mrs T Buike. Until now we couldn't find a related T Buike- so we are hoping this Thomas is the missing link. We are hoping his service record/ info can tie him to our family. Helen |
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