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Prestwich Annie [Female] b. 26 NOV 1878 Irlam 'oth Heights

Two marriages for Annie Prestwich at Hope St James Salford
Oct - Dec 1903 to Arthur J Troughton and
Jan - Mar 1918 to Lawrence G Mitchell

Is it the same Annie twice with her first husband as a WW1 casulaty???

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Unable to find on the 1911 Census
No apparent births to Bateson / Prestwich

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Cannot find in any census record nor find her death
One marriage for Gertude Prestwich in 1926 but suspect that this is for a Gertrude Prestwich born in 1900.

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No obvious marriage but could be on in 1919 in Ormskirk or 1934 in Liverpool South

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No Issue
Cannot find in census records after marriage; too many options before marriage
In 1901 wife Alice noted as a widow.

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Of Rochdale

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James Henry Prestwich given on the Pedigree of the Family of Prestwich, but does not appear to agree with census records etc.

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Died 22 May 1937 with effects of £1988 7s to Royden Gartside

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Single in 1911
Belived to have marriued Charles Wadsworth in Ormskirk, 3rd quarter of 1919

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Of Portobello
Death recorded as Marianne Duxbury Prestwich

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The Pedigree of the Family of Prestwich has his name as Ferdinand
Not Married in 1914
Living in South Africa

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Formed the company J A Prestwich
From Wikipedia
JA Prestwich Industries, was an English engineering company named after founder John Alfred Prestwich, which produced cinematographic equipment, internal combustion engines (for which the company was generally abbreviated to "J.A.P."), and other examples of precision engineering.

J. A. Prestwich, an engineer, founded the company in 1895, when he was in his early twenties, initially behind his father's house at 1 Lansdowne Road, Tottenham, London. By 1911 he had moved to new premises in Northumberland Park Road, N.17 The front elevation of this, with its distinctive facade and company logo, was demolished in 2012 to make way for a J.Sainsbury shop, part of the Tottenham Hotspur Redevelopment Scheme. Prestwich came to be known as much for his creation of cinematography projectors as his engines. He worked with S.Z. de Ferranti and later the cinema pioneer William Friese-Greene.

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Not on 1901or 1911 Censuses
Pretwich Pedigree gives wife as Hilda Dodswell of South Africa
Belived to have moved to South Africa and with one son and one daughter by 1914

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No apparent Marriage and not found in 1911 census

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