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Several other family history societies will have booths at this fair. If you live in the area, why not drop by?

For those using the Hull burial records at familysearch.org. Remember to also look at the appropriate entry in the grave ledgers for the grave in question. These will give the burial numbers of all

For anyone interested: The latest records available on www.deceasedonline.com <https://deceasedonline.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=581d3ff3ad3c7a89c6b1fdf47&id=1d3fad0a42&e=9c00b39b27> are from

Hi Colin Thanks for the info. As regards Bradford Voting Registers I'm still in recovery :>) Lin

Hi Lin, If you have a look at the Bradford Voting Registers (which I know you are familiar with), you will find that they give the qualification address and the

On the following record 1931 Electoral Register? John WILKINSON's address is 125 Anlaby Road - he is qualified to vote in Parliamentary elections through a business premises qualification and in

Thanks Sue that is what I think as well. Maureen

I think it says "Ind" as in "of Independent means". Sue [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Listers, Could someone please look at the link below and see if they can understand the wording beside Elizabeth WILSON aged 80 under profession. Thanks, Maureen in

Hi Chris, What a wiz you are. I wish I had your knowledge to find this information. Will digest it all and see where it leads me. How come you are such an expert on the Quakers ? It has been

I found Mary's burial on FMP by searching England & Wales, Society Of Friends (Quaker) Burials 1578-1841 for Mary WILSON buried 1825 +/- 2 years. This produced 10 results and it was easy to identify

Hi Chris, Thanks again for your valuable information. I have also a marriage for their son John Farrer WILSON his marriage in 1838 to Ann WARRENER. Can’t find his birth but assume he might have

In the 1820s Camp Lane Court was the address of the Quaker Meeting house in Leeds, and the burial ground will have been adjacent to it. The relevant registers are in class RG6 at the National

Hi Listers, Is there anywhere I could find online a index for the Quaker burial ground called Camp Lane Court Leeds. I have a death for Josiah WILSON buried September 1824 and said birth same year.

From The Society of Genealogists: Ancestry has added: * Sheffield and Rotherham, Yorkshire, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812

Hi Listers, I am trying to find the death of Benjamin FARRER who was baptised 1803 in Bradford Church his parents were John and Hannah FARRER. Benjamin’s father John wrote a will in 1824 (died

New names added last month HEADON MOVERLEY If you would like to add your surname(s) to the list, please use the form at: http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/YKSlist/submit.htm

Hi Listers, I am trying to track down Benjamin FARRER b.1803 to John FARRER and Hannah in Bradford. I wonder if anyone has parish records as cant find him anywhere in the usual onsite websites. His

Maureen No, Leeds and Bradford, although not far apart, are two separate cities. Sue [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks Sue, Have searched through Ancestry, but come up with nothing except Joseph’s christening. Also have found records for various people and they were from Bradford, but various records said