What were your Great Grandmother’s names?

[Theoldwoman]

Mine were:

Ada Frances
Millicent Margaret

Was your great grandma from the north east, by any chance?

Sophia and I'm not sure about the other one.

Rose Hannah
Olive
Gertrude
Hedwig

Bríd
Bairbre (Barbara)
Nora
Helen

Rebecca
Lillian
Doris
Maud

Louisa, Blanche.
Knew Louisa, didn't know Blanche.

Mildred
Joyce
Edna
Muriel

I'm trying for GG-grandmothers....
Laura, Flora, Lulu, Nellie, Sarah, Samantha, Margaret, Martha

Dorothy (X2) one was known as Dolly
Isabella
Dulcie

Matilda
Rosina
Mary
Frieda

Ada Mary
not sure but possibly Maud Emma (I know that was someone in that part of the family)
Ellen (not sure of middle name)
Alice Ann known as Annie

Gwendolyn
Louisa
Gladys

Elizabeth Hannah
Elizabeth Alice
Elizabeth Ann
Charlotte Annie.

Lillian
Mary
Ellen
Henrietta

Edith
Stella
Agnes
Blanche

Ida, Minnie, Harriet, Ada

Eva and Margaret

Having a go at gg gms
Eliza
Emma
Anastasia
Maria Theresa
Bridget
Elizabeth
Emma Emilia
? Possibly Honor
These women were born between 1820 and 1840
In rural Somerset
Rural Ireland
India and Inner London
The lives they led ....

Mary Ann,
Elizabeth
Charlotte.
Jane Ann

Paternal - Rachel and Isabella
Maternal - Elizabeth and Elizabeth

My paternal grandmother was Sarah Ann.1875 -1956. Her mother was Mary Anne. 1854 1940 Hers was Charlotte.1834-1880. These three women were the wives of ‘Navvies’ , men working on digging canals and later working on the new fangled railway, They lived in Navvie encampments, and went where the work was. The first five of my grandmother children were born in different parts of the country, two in Workhouse infirmaries. The camps were temporary accommodation provided by the employers ,some were like small towns with a chapel, a school, shops, or a weekly market would be held, there was always an ale house,. Few of the camps survived, once the job was finished they’d all move on to the next one.
Ifnwas a hard life and I’m full of admiration and a lot of pride in my ancestors fortitude and grit, I look at railway via ducts and bridges and think my grandad laid many of those bricks.

Connie
Gladys
Ivy
Shiela

Alice x2
Marthe (French)

Dorothy May and Nancy May

Caroline, Mary, Annie and Daisy. Born between 1880 and 1900