Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameHilda Hardman 
[3, Marriage, Q3 of 1950, Bucklow dist, vol 10A, p. 455]
[3, Marriage, Q3 of 1950, Bucklow dist, vol 10A, p. 455]Spouses
Marriageca Aug 1950, Bucklow district, Cheshire [3, Marriage, Q3 of 1950, Bucklow dist, vol 10A, p. 455]
ChildrenRoger Anthony (Adopted) (ca1958-)
Notes for Hilda Hardman
A few things are known about her:
Her first name was Hilda, as found in her mother-in-law’s will.
Probably she and Thomas L R S Dickin were the adoptive parents of the Roger Dickin mentioned in Thomas L R S’ mother’s will.
No children can be found for a couple of Dickin with a mother’s maiden name of Hardman until 1967 and 1972.
There are 50 odd Hilda Hardman births from 1900 to 1932.
The first step must be to obtain their marriage certificate to see what it adds. It will include, hopefully, her age at marriage and her father’s name. Not yet ordered.
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Her first name was Hilda, as found in her mother-in-law’s will.
Probably she and Thomas L R S Dickin were the adoptive parents of the Roger Dickin mentioned in Thomas L R S’ mother’s will.
No children can be found for a couple of Dickin with a mother’s maiden name of Hardman until 1967 and 1972.
There are 50 odd Hilda Hardman births from 1900 to 1932.
The first step must be to obtain their marriage certificate to see what it adds. It will include, hopefully, her age at marriage and her father’s name. Not yet ordered.
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Notes for Thomas Lloyd Robert Spencer & Hilda (Family)
Their marriage index:
Surname First name(s) Spouse District Vol Page
Marriages Sep 1950 (>99%)
Dickin Robert Hardman Bucklow 10a 455
Dickin Thomas L R S Hardman Bucklow 10a 455
Hardman Hilda Dickin Bucklow 10a 455
Note that the above is from FreeBMD and correctly combines all the entries for the couple. FindMyPast did not find the bride apart from her surname. No idea about Ancestry.
The other thing to note is that the forename of his wife is the same as that in his mother’s will.
A final thing to note is that they saw it necessary to make two entries for him, one with his birth forename and the other with the extended forenames he had acquired later. The advantage of this is that it makes it clear that they are for one and the same person.
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Surname First name(s) Spouse District Vol Page
Marriages Sep 1950 (>99%)
Dickin Robert Hardman Bucklow 10a 455
Dickin Thomas L R S Hardman Bucklow 10a 455
Hardman Hilda Dickin Bucklow 10a 455
Note that the above is from FreeBMD and correctly combines all the entries for the couple. FindMyPast did not find the bride apart from her surname. No idea about Ancestry.
The other thing to note is that the forename of his wife is the same as that in his mother’s will.
A final thing to note is that they saw it necessary to make two entries for him, one with his birth forename and the other with the extended forenames he had acquired later. The advantage of this is that it makes it clear that they are for one and the same person.
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