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WAUGH - SCARBOROUGH - 1800 onwards

 

Thanks Lin for setting up and administrating the new list.
Delyth Waugh, Christchurch New Zealand

On 11/01/2020 8:03 AM, Lin Duke wrote:
Dear All

I hope you are all getting used to our new home.

I am finding it very user friendly.

A few of you are posting your surnames of interest so before we go much
further...

I have set up a hashtag #SURNAMES.? If you would put #SURNAMES at the
beginning of your subject eg #SURNAMES - SMITH - BRADFORD - 1800 onwards
- it will be easy to find all SURNAMES just by selecting 'hashtags' drop
down box at the top of the page.

I can edit posts, which is why some have been slightly altered, since I
started the group so that SURNAMES has been put in the subject line.
I've had a bit of time 'to play'.

Hope this will be of benefit.

Lin Duke

List Administrator
Re: ADMINISTRATION - hashtags for SURNAMES of interest

 

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Hi Lin,
Sorry I posted my surname interests this morning before reading the post below.? Thank you in advance for editing.
Cheers
Wendy

On 11/01/2020 3:03 am, Lin Duke wrote:

Dear All

I hope you are all getting used to our new home.

I am finding it very user friendly.

A few of you are posting your surnames of interest so before we go much 
further...

I have set up a hashtag #SURNAMES.? If you would put #SURNAMES at the 
beginning of your subject eg #SURNAMES - SMITH - BRADFORD - 1800 onwards 
- it will be easy to find all SURNAMES just by selecting 'hashtags' drop 
down box at the top of the page.

I can edit posts, which is why some have been slightly altered, since I 
started the group so that SURNAMES has been put in the subject line. 
I've had a bit of time 'to play'.

Hope this will be of benefit.

Lin Duke

List Administrator

ROBINSON, KNOWSLEY - Bridlington; AMOS/AMES/AMIS, JEFFERSON, WHITEHEAD - Knaresborough; WILMAN Hampsthwaite.

 

ROBINSON, KNOWSLEY - Bridlington;? AMOS/AMES/AMIS, JEFFERSON, WHITEHEAD - Knaresborough;? WILMAN Hampsthwaite.
Re: WILSON West Leeds 1800 to 1900

 

Thanks Lin,?
I have copy birth certs for 3 brothers, Josiah 1856, John William 1859, Harry 1862.? All show John as father (Dyer or Dyer's Labourer) and Ann Wilson (nee Akeroyd) as mother.? ?From other sources, docs and census etc, this Josiah is 100% my GGF.?

In the 1851 Census, there is Ann Akeroyd living in the household of Elizabeth Akeroyd (Widow). But if she married in 1841 to John Wilson, why use her maiden name in 1851.??
In the same 1851 census, there is a John Wilson, Living with sister, Mary Ann Wilson, in Richmond Court (this is where Josiah is born in 1856).?

In the 1861 census there is a Josiah Wilson, 4years, Grandson, living with Elizabeth Akeroyd, (Ann's mother?) in Burley St West Leeds. In the same census Ann Wilson, Living with Josiah Wilson, in Baker St West Leeds, just around the corner. With Josiah (4) and John William (2). I was suspecting 2 x Wilson families, with John and Ann as parent, and Josiah as first born in 1856.? But extensive searching and investigation does NOT show any other Josiahs born anywhere in Leeds in 20 year period, there's only ONE of them.?


So maybe you are correct Lin, there looks like there could be 2 x Ann Akeroyd. Or it could be one big mixed up family.?
Barry Wilson
Queensland (no fires here at present)?

On 11 Jan. 2020 09:47, Lin Duke <dml5481@...> wrote:
Hi Barry

This is Josiah's birth registration from GRO (General Record Office)
?Registered 1856 Dec Q Leeds, mother's maiden name AKEROYD, VOL 9b Page 302
?
This one may also be connected

John William 1859 Mar Q Leeds, mother's maiden name AKEROYD Vol 9b Page 367

I couldn't find any others using the surname WILSON mother's maiden name AKED

Just a thought - have you looked into the possibility that John married two women called AKEROYD?? I've come across similar couples where this has happened which could explain the long gap.

Lin

CHILD - 1824 - HORSFORTH _GUISELEY

cruising158@gmail.com
 

Hi
Parents Benjamin Child and Dinah Page.
When he left England for Australia would be helpful
?
Our area safe from fires at present
Dellas
Central Coast
NSW? ?Australia.
Re: WILSON West Leeds 1800 to 1900

 

Hi Barry

This is Josiah's birth registration from GRO (General Record Office)
?Registered 1856 Dec Q Leeds, mother's maiden name AKEROYD, VOL 9b Page 302
?
This one may also be connected

John William 1859 Mar Q Leeds, mother's maiden name AKEROYD Vol 9b Page 367

I couldn't find any others using the surname WILSON mother's maiden name AKED

Just a thought - have you looked into the possibility that John married two women called AKEROYD?? I've come across similar couples where this has happened which could explain the long gap.

Lin
Re: SURNAME - HARTLEY - Barnoldswick

annete@aapt.net.au
 

Hi,

Could you please give us some dates and christian names iuf possible,

many thanks,

Annette WATSON
Lismore 2480
Australia

At 11:27 PM 10/01/2020, you wrote:
Researching Hartley in Barnoldswick
WILSON West Leeds 1800 to 1900

 

Josiah Wilson born Oct 1856.? Richmond Court (Banks area). My GGF.?
Having trouble confirming his parents, John Wilson (B 1822) (my GGGF) and Ann Wilson (nee Akeroyd B:1823).?
Problem: John and Ann married 1841, first child 1856? Unusually long time.? Can't find records of any other children alive/dead. Maybe John in Gaol, Military, Sailor, can't find any records.?

Also John's father (Thomas Wilson, my GGGGF) listed as "Hairdresser".? Not sure he was doing coiffure in those days, so maybe something to do with cloth making etc? Any ideas??

Many Thanks,?
Barry Wilson
Queensland Australia.?
BEAN - YORKSHIRE - 1787 +/- a few years

 

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I'm resending this message with the correct #SURNAMES format - my apologies.

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
MAN(N), NICHOLSON - RYEDALE upto 1800

 

Mainly in Ampleforth/Coxwold/Helmsley
#SURNAMES WILSON West Leeds 1800 TO 1900

 




HARTLEY - Barnoldswick

 

Researching Hartley in Barnoldswick
Re: Hi from north-east Yorkshire

brad@fineby.me.uk
 

On Fri, 10 Jan 2020 14:53:06 +1100
"Billeye" <billeye@...> wrote:

Hello Billeye,

Does anyone know whether we will have access to archived mail and is
there an Archive cut-off date/period?
If you mean RW, then yes, there will be access to archives. How long
for, no-one is sure.

If you mean RW archives being available at io, then no.

--
Regards _
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/ _)rad never immediately apparent"
I hit the ground, boy have I arrived!
The History Of The World (Part 1) - The Damned
Re: Hi from north-east Yorkshire

 

Bill

Message from Rootsweb which I posted the other day "Beginning March 2nd, 2020 the Mailing Lists functionality on RootsWeb will be discontinued. Users will no longer be able to send outgoing emails or accept incoming emails.? Additionally, administration tools will no longer be available to list administrators and mailing lists will be put into an archival state.? Administrators may save the emails in their list prior to March 2nd. After that, mailing list archives will remain available and searchable on RootsWeb"

Lin Duke
List Owner
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

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:

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:

?

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: HURRELL

 

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

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

 

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

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

 

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:

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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