Re: ROEBUCK, BROADHEAD, HOLMES, TURNER, MULLIGAN, MUXLOW

My maiden name was Roebuck and my fathers family were from the Kirburton area.

Hi from north-east Yorkshire

I notice that some of my Lists are being transferred to @groups.io.

Does anyone know whether we will have access to archived mail and is there an Archive cut-off date/period?

Bill

Melbourne, Oz

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On 1/9/2020 9:52 PM, Andy Micklethwaite via Groups.Io wrote:
On the road and rolling - thanks to all the admins for their hard work at a time when no doubt they have other things to do.
Andy.
Interests: MICKLETHWAITE (worldwide), NEWSOME (Kirkheaton/lepton), MIDGLEY (Almondbury and Utah), BLACKBURN AND CLAPHAM (Cleckheaton), SENIOR (Wakefield) CHAP(P)EL(L) (Ossett)

Re: LEE, GUITE, SENIOR, CLAY HURREL in Sheffield and Derbyshire

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This is a real off the wall challenge for me because I know almost nothing about them! I met them a couple of times 60 odd years ago. They used to holiday with my grandparents. I believe they came from Sheffield. I’m just starting out on the challenge!

Peter

On 9 Jan 2020, at 19:11, John Kirkland <jkirkland53@...> wrote:

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Hello Peter,

Where are the GODDARD family from, please? My grandfather was John Norman Goddard and he was born in Bradford in 1901. The family later moved to Batley and my mother was born in Leeds. Any help?

Many thanks,

John

On 9 Jan 2020, at 08:43, Peter Lee <Peter.lee@...> wrote:

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Thanks for setting up this new group, Lyn. My main interests are:

LEE, GUITE, SENIOR, CLAY HURREL in Sheffield and Derbyshire. I am also researching some old friends of my grandparents whose surname was GODARD or GODDARD.

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regards,

Peter in France

Re: HURRELL

#27

Hi Peter,

I haven't traced them back far as they marry in to my line, but from the
few census records I have they came from Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk before landing in Bolton upon Dearne. William Henry was a coal miner; his father, Henry was a stone mason.

Rosemary

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On 09/01/2020 16:45, Peter Lee wrote:
Hi Rosemary, I’ve had a look at the Hurrell part of my tree but no
William Henry. All the same I’m curious, where do your Hurrells
originate from? Ours started off In Norfolk before moving to
Sheffield.

Re: HURRELL

#26

Hi Rosemary,
I’ve had a look at the Hurrell part of my tree but no William Henry. All the same I’m curious, where do your Hurrells originate from? Ours started off In Norfolk before moving to Sheffield.

Peter

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On 9 Jan 2020, at 10:30, Rosemary Probert <rosemary@...> wrote:

Hi Peter,

I have one link to HURRELL - Florrie PROBERT married William Henry HURRELL in 1919 at South Kirkby. He was the son of Henry HURRELL and Alice Mary BEAUMONT. Any connection?

Rosemary
rosemary@...


On 09/01/2020 08:43, Peter Lee wrote:
Thanks for setting up this new group, Lyn. My main interests are:
LEE, GUITE, SENIOR, CLAY HURREL in Sheffield and Derbyshire. I am also researching some old friends of my grandparents whose surname was GODARD or GODDARD.
regards,
Peter in France

Re: Hello from Huddersfield and the Colne Valley

#25

Hello Steve

You have helped before - for which many thanks. Anyone from the area should really check out Steve's data - it's invaluable.

I'll check out whether I have any issues you might be able to resolve, and get back when the dust has settled a bit

Andy Micklethwaite.

At 12:13 09/01/2020, you wrote:

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Hello and thanks for setting up a new group, I've been in the Yorks and Westriding group for many years and enjoyed receiving? the messages throughout that time.

I'm Steve Whitwam from Huddersfield have been researching my family history for over 40 years and have amassed? a database of over 190,000 people connected to my tree in one way or another.

I offer free help and advice to anyone tracing their? ancestors from the Colne Valley, Golcar, LOngwood, Scammonden, Linthwaite, Slaithwaite, LIngards and Marsden and also the wider area of Huddersfield including? the parishes of Huddersfield, Almondbury, Kirkheaton and Kirkburton.

If anyone has connections in these areas please visit my web site;

of drop me an email

Thanks to Lin for all her hard work over the years and all the best to the new list and it's members

Steve Whitwam
Huddersfield

Walker, Harper, Richardson, Beilby, Clark

Toni

#24

I'm so relieved that this group will continue. So far I've not found any "cousins" but hope springs eternal.

Walker, Harper, Richardson, Beilby, Clark late 1700's all in the Seaton Ross, Holm Upon Spaulding Moor, Beilby, Market Weighton areas of East Riding

Bailey & Emery in 1600's Almondsbury & Huddlesford West Riding. I'm not spending time on this right now because it's too long ago and I have more important fish to fry. Of course if I can get more information I will do a happy dance.

Possibly Ward in Yorkshire. Probably Bef. 1700 It's still a stumbling block at this time.

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Toni in Iowa USA

Re: LEE, GUITE, SENIOR, CLAY HURREL in Sheffield and Derbyshire

John Kirkland

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Hello Peter,

Where are the GODDARD family from, please? My grandfather was John Norman Goddard and he was born in Bradford in 1901. The family later moved to Batley and my mother was born in Leeds. Any help?

Many thanks,

John

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On 9 Jan 2020, at 08:43, Peter Lee <Peter.lee@...> wrote:

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Thanks for setting up this new group, Lyn. My main interests are:

LEE, GUITE, SENIOR, CLAY HURREL in Sheffield and Derbyshire. I am also researching some old friends of my grandparents whose surname was GODARD or GODDARD.

?

regards,

Peter in France

SPEIGHT and DRAKE of West Yorkshire

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Good morning List, and thank you so much, Lin, for the work you have put into creating a new group - much appreciated.

I'm research the SPEIGHT and DRAKE families of Bingley/Shipley, West Yorkshire.? My quest is to find a birth and/or baptism for two children born in Yorkshire to Thomas SPEIGHT and Martha DRAKE, namely Samuel and Alice.

Thomas SPEIGHT, born 28 Dec 1801 in Bingley, West Yorkshire, emigrated to North America in 1828.? He is the only SPEIGHT appearing on the Passenger List of Vessels Arriving at New York aboard the Brig Lunar so Martha and sons John, Samuel and daughter Alice may have arrived after Thomas settled in Markham, Ontario Canada c 1830.

I did find the baptism for John (b 15 Dec 1822 in Shipley, baptized in the parish church 30 March 1823 in Bingley) but I'm unable to find same for Samuel and Alice.? Census and marriage records suggest that Samuel; was born c 1824-25; according to the 1901 Canadian census Alice was born 8 January 1827 but I'd really like to be able to confirm that through a baptismal register if one exists.? (Thomas and Martha's other children (James, Michael, Thomas, Joseph, Henry, William B. and Martha were all born in Canada.)

Thanks for any suggestions you might have regarding the births of Samuel and Alice.

Cheers,

Diane

AUDAS 1600 - 1900 Thorne, Gainsborough NICHOLSON - 1600 - 1900 Thorne, Doncaster ( also Isle of Axholme) THOMAS 1600 - 1900 Whixley, Warter, Stainforth, Thorne

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Thanks for setting up this group.? My ancestry brickwall is my 3x Grt Grandfather:

Richard Bean 1787?? - 1850

Born Wetherby or possibly Kirkby Wharfe

Enlisted in Capt Giles Company at Carlisle?1st Battalion HM 53rd Regiment of Foot Feb in 1804. Sent to India where he stayed for the rest of his life and 4 subsequent generations in British India.

Through Ancestry.com his father may have been Alexander Bean and mother may have been Sarah Sykes both of Ulleskelf but as yet not proven.

Other associated Surnames:

BEAN (I know there are a lot in Yorkshire!)

SYKES

WILLOUGHBY

FEARBY

Many thanks.

Nick Lahey-Bean

Hi

[email protected]

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Greetings. Firstly a huge thank you to those who gave so freely of their time in setting this up.
I have interests in most of Yorkshire and also in Scotland, Norfolk and Hampshire.
My main surname interests in Yorkshire are:- Davidson, Ball, Carver, Jewell and Bedford.
Kindest regards
Stewie

BLYTH, STEEL, HALLER/HAWLER/HAWLEY/HOLER, DANDISON

#19

Hi Lin. Thanks for setting this up.

Now I can actually post messages after Rootsweb cut me off for months!

I have the following interests:

BLYTH (going backwards in time, Goole C19th, Little Heck/Snaith C18/19th, Wistow C18th, Dalby cum Skewsby C18th, Marton cum Moxby C18th and then maybe York, Raskelf, Thormanby, Birdforth, Coxwold, Topcliffe, Carlton Husthwaite area C17-18th).
STEEL (Beverley C18-19th) incl. Lawrence STEEL, disappeared from Goole c1926.
HALLER/HAWLER/HAWLEY/HOLER, etc. (Thorne & Isle of Axholme C18-19th).
DANDISON (only concerning any connections between William DANDISON of Barnsley & the Dandisons of Mumby, Lincolnshire, late C18th early C19th).

Geoff Blyth

Hi from Virginia

#18

Thanks for setting up the new group Lin.?

Jane

Hello from Huddersfield and the Colne Valley

#17

Hello and thanks for setting up a new group, I've been in the Yorks and Westriding group for many years and enjoyed receiving?the messages throughout that time.

I'm Steve Whitwam from Huddersfield have been researching my family history for over 40 years and have amassed?a database of over 190,000 people connected to my tree in one way or another.

I offer free help and advice to anyone tracing their?ancestors from the Colne Valley, Golcar, LOngwood, Scammonden, Linthwaite, Slaithwaite, LIngards and Marsden and also the wider area of Huddersfield including?the parishes of Huddersfield, Almondbury, Kirkheaton and Kirkburton.

If anyone has connections in these areas please visit my web site;

of drop me an email

Thanks to Lin for all her hard work over the years and all the best to the new list and it's members

Steve Whitwam

Huddersfield

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Golcar, Huddersfield

AUDAS 1600 - 1900 Thorne, Gainsborough NICHOLSON - 1600 - 1900 Thorne, Doncaster ( also Isle of Axholme) THOMAS 1600 - 1900 Whixley, Warter, Stainforth, Thorne

#16

My main names in Yorkshire are

AUDAS ?1600 - 1900 ?Thorne, Gainsborough?
NICHOLSON - 1600 - 1900 ?Thorne, Doncaster ( also Isle of Axholme)
THOMAS 1600 - 1900 Whixley, Warter, Stainforth, Thorne

Many thanks to Lyn for organising this new group so quickly.

Hilary

Re: Hi from north-east Yorkshire

#15

On the road and rolling - thanks to all the admins for their hard work at a time when no doubt they have other things to do.
Andy.
Interests: MICKLETHWAITE (worldwide), NEWSOME (Kirkheaton/lepton), MIDGLEY (Almondbury and Utah), BLACKBURN AND CLAPHAM (Cleckheaton), SENIOR (Wakefield) CHAP(P)EL(L) (Ossett)

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At 06:47 09/01/2020, Peter wrote:
Let's get this show on the road!

New group

#14

Long may it last and may all find the info they need.
Especially my road block. Mmmmm

SCOTT, Robert b. 1883 BOLDRON, Startforth

#13

Hello All,
Congratulations to Lin Duke for getting us up and running. ?We have I am sure missed the regular digest mails from Rootsweb Yorkshire.

I am trying to trace my Grandfather killed in 1916 in WWI.

I am still after many years struggling to locate his birthplace and to confirm it. ?He moved in his early work to Co. Durham. to the Bishop Auckland area but before that may even have been born in Bolden near to Gateshead.

Any help with this would be wonderful at the start of a new decade.
Sincerely,
Jonah

New Group

Lesley Baxendale

#12

Hi All,

Fancy seeing you here!? One downside (for me) of the change is that I was already subscribed to Groups i.o. but with a different email address, so I'm her under that alias.? It's still me though!

Here's to a sucessful productive group & hopefully moving to a new platform may bring in more members.

Thanks fo all your hard work Lin.

Lesley
Colwyn Bay

BUTLER, STACEY, ROEBUCK, TIRRELL

#11

Hi from South Wales UK
The names I am interested in in Yorkshire are BUTLER, STACEY, ROEBUCK, TIRRELL

would love to hear from anybody with the same interests

Sheila Khan