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Marjorie Reading

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Brenda

Brenda Report 15 Mar 2012 09:36

looking for Marjorie Reading who was born in Hobart Tasmania Australia on 8th March 1919.
Her mother's name is Dorothy Margaret Reading, father's name not stated on her birth certificate.
Marjorie's sister Doreen is my husband's mother - Doreen was raised by other family members and there was NO contact.
Dorothy married Lambert Boatwright in Melbourne, Victoria in 1928 and had 6 more children. Dorothy died in 1965.
Does anyone know Marjorie's whereabouts please?
Did Marjorie marry and have children?
It would be great to find her or her family.
any assistance would be much appreciated.
regards
Brenda Hodge

Ru

Ru Report 15 Mar 2012 09:53

Hi Brenda,

There are four people with the surname Boatwright in the Melbourne area currently. Check whitepages.com.au you may wish to make contact with them to see if they are related.

Good luck,

Maria (NZ)

Researching:
Clifford, von Rimscha, Politov/Politova, von Berg, (Russia, Latvia and Germany) Povey, Turner - South East of London. Goodwin, Daniels and Noble (in every sense of the word)!

Brenda

Brenda Report 17 Mar 2012 05:21

thanks very much Maria - will check them out.
regards
Brenda

Valerie

Valerie Report 17 Mar 2012 08:47

Hi Brenda ...the State Library of VIC' (on-line) has an 'Ask a Librarian' service ...they will check electoral rolls (past & present) and newspaper death notices (1965?) which MAY help with some clues.

Valerie (WAus)