Quaker burials Camp Lane Court, Leeds
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. His mother Mary WILSON was buried there in 1825.
His father was also Josiah WILSON and he was a grocer.
Thanks,
Maureen in Oz.
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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 1825) and mentions all his children except Benjamin so I assume he died between
1803 - 1824 but cant find anything. I have found the other childrens birth in Quakers Registration in Brighouse.
Thanks,
Maureen
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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 father died in 1825 and left a will and mentioned his children but
not Benjamin, so maybe he might have died by then.
Thanks,
Maureen in Oz.
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Maureen
No, Leeds and Bradford, although not far apart, are two separate cities.
Sue
On Sat, 21 Sep 2024, 16:03 Maureen Farrer via , <maureenfarrer71= [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 St.Peters Leeds, so is that the same name as St.Peters Bradford ?
Maureen On 21 Sep 2024, at 1:48?AM, Sue Herrington via <sue.herrington9= [email protected]> wrote:
Ancestry have the parish registers, which include baptisms, for Bradford, St Peter (Bradford Cathedral) from 1596 & Bradford, Wibsey Chapel from 1674. There was no civil registration of births prior to July 1837.
Sue
Hi Listers,
I am trying to verify the birth /baptism of the following children who were born to Henry FARRER and Sussanah FARRER (neeJOBSON)
They were married in Bradford Church in 1757.
The children were.
William
Benjamin b.1761
Christiana
John
Joseph.
I have verified the death of both Benjamin and John and marriages of both John and Christiana. Benjamin never married.
Thanks,
Maureen in Oz.
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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 St.Peters Leeds, so is that the same name as St.Peters Bradford ?
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On 21 Sep 2024, at 1:48?AM, Sue Herrington via groups.io <sue.herrington9@...> wrote:
Ancestry have the parish registers, which include baptisms, for Bradford, St Peter (Bradford Cathedral) from 1596 & Bradford, Wibsey Chapel from 1674. There was no civil registration of births prior to July 1837.
Sue
Hi Listers,
I am trying to verify the birth /baptism of the following children who were born to Henry FARRER and Sussanah FARRER (neeJOBSON)
They were married in Bradford Church in 1757.
The children were.
William
Benjamin b.1761
Christiana
John
Joseph.
I have verified the death of both Benjamin and John and marriages of both John and Christiana. Benjamin never married.
Thanks,
Maureen in Oz.
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Re: Mayors of Ripon, Yorkshire
Steve
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Try the attached.? I got it some years ago when there was and old story that one of my ancestors was the first Lady Mayoress of Ripon (not proven now).? I believe I got it from the Ripon Police Museum or some such place on one of my trips back to the UK.
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Maureen
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Joseph baptised 13 May 1764 Bradford
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?? William baptised 21 Aug 1759 Guiseley
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Hi Maureen
Did the family leave Yorkshire? Ancestry has the baptism of "Christian D. of Henry & Susan Farrer, the Fleet" at St Bride's Fleet Street on 7 November 1766. She was born 6 October the same year. It is in Ancestry's collection "London, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812"
Carole Mason
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On 20/09/2024 08:26, Maureen Farrer via groups.io wrote: Hi Listers,
I am trying to verify the birth /baptism of the following children who were born to Henry FARRER and Sussanah FARRER (neeJOBSON)
They were married in Bradford Church in 1757.
The children were.
William
Benjamin b.1761
Christiana
John
Joseph.
I have verified the death of both Benjamin and John and marriages of both John and Christiana. Benjamin never married.
Thanks,
Maureen in Oz.
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Hi Maureen
Ancestry have the parish registers, which include baptisms, for Bradford, St Peter (Bradford Cathedral) from 1596 & Bradford, Wibsey Chapel from 1674. There was no civil registration of births prior to July 1837.
Sue
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Hi Listers,
I am trying to verify the birth /baptism of the following children who were born to Henry FARRER and Sussanah FARRER (neeJOBSON)
They were married in Bradford Church in 1757.
The children were.
William
Benjamin b.1761
Christiana
John
Joseph.
I have verified the death of both Benjamin and John and marriages of both John and Christiana. Benjamin never married.
Thanks,
Maureen in Oz.
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Hi Listers,
I am trying to verify the birth /baptism of the following children who were born to Henry FARRER and Sussanah FARRER (neeJOBSON)
They were married in Bradford Church in 1757.
The children were.
William
Benjamin b.1761
Christiana
John
Joseph.
I have verified the death of both Benjamin and John and marriages of both John and Christiana. Benjamin never married.
Thanks,
Maureen in Oz.
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Re: Tracing merchant seamen in the 19th century
Find My Past has a good run of merchant seamen records including Mate and Master tickets.?
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On 19 Sep 2024, at 22:25, Lynne <lklein@...> wrote:
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Trying to trace a merchant seaman in the later parts of the 19th century is fairly difficult. There are no records of service, ‘pouches’, or central records. If you know the name of ship,
then you can trace their service back through crew lists and agreements but otherwise you need to consider other avenues.
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Fortunately, for officers, there are registers of certificates for masters and mates. These give certificate number, date and place of birth and date and place of where certified. They also
give details of voyages.
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These records are now searchable on Discovery by name, details of birth or certification. This is thanks to our offsite volunteers.?
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Read more on the National Archives site at
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Tracing merchant seamen in the 19th century
Trying to trace a merchant seaman in the later parts of the 19th century is fairly difficult. There are no records of service, ‘pouches’, or central records. If you know the name of ship, then you can trace their service back through crew lists and agreements but otherwise you need to consider other avenues.
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Fortunately, for officers, there are registers of certificates for masters and mates. These give certificate number, date and place of birth and date and place of where certified. They also give details of voyages.
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These records are now searchable on Discovery by name, details of birth or certification. This is thanks to our offsite volunteers.?
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Read more on the National Archives site at
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Re: Mayors of Ripon, Yorkshire
Steve
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Try British Newspaper Archive (free to search) - 3 free pages to view before you would need to pay. These are the same newspapers which are on FMP.
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Contact Mayor's Office: https://www.riponcity.gov.uk/about-us/mayor-of-ripon/
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Ripon City Council Facebook page
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Lin
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Mayors of Ripon, Yorkshire
I am interested in obtaining a list of the Elected Mayors & Council members of Ripon, Yorkshire, Including dates of service. Nothing on the internet that I could find. I am specifically interested in anyone named BRISCOMBE.
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Thanks in advance,
Steve
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Thankyou everyone for your information. I now realize there is no way to confirm these Hannah JACKSON’s are one and the same. I would feel more confident except for the fact that Grice was born in Owthorne and Hannah was from Keyingham. Thanks again for all your inputs Graham ?in Arkansas
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GrahBak:
I have the jpg of the Keyingham parish register showing the baptism on 20 Nov 1798, because that page also shows the marriage of my gr-gr-gr-grandparents that year.? The wording is exactly as stated below.
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Ken Harrison.
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Lin Duke
Sent: September 2, 2024 1:22 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [yorksgen] Hannah JACKSON
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How did you find where Grice was in 1822?
From census entries Hannah was born Keyingham, Yorkshire c 1799
There is a baptism of Hannah Watson illegitimate daughter of Ann JACKSON on 20 Nov 1798, Keyingham. You won't find a birth certificate prior to 1837.
I've just seen your tree on Ancestry - you already have this.
On Mon, Sep 2, 2024 at 05:32 PM, GrahBak wrote:
I am trying to find the birth of Hannah JACKSON?mother of Grice JACKSON?and to see if the Hannah JACKSON?who married Robert ALVIN?is the same person. Any help appreciated
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1843?? 21 Feb 1843 Marriage Grice JACKSON?Servant living @ Paull, father Mathew GRICE, Servant, to Jane DUNN, Servant of Sigglesthorne, father William DUNN Labourer - Parish Church in Sigglesthorne- witnesses Prudence CHAPMAN and George MOOR
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?1821, 22 Apr Grice JACKSON?bap *(IGI) born Owthorne, mother Hannah JACKSON?spinster
??????????????? #123 Grice son of Hannah JACKSON spinster, ceremonies performed by Chas BARKER curate
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1822 Grice JACKSON?living at Barb Lane Owthorne in one of 2 cottages left on the cliff.
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1829 June 6 Robert ALVIN?of Welwick Patrington married Hannah JACKSON?of Welwick Patrington. Banns said living at Sunk Island
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The reason I think the Hannah JACKSON who married to Robert ALVIN is Grice’s mother is because in some bios of Grice he said he was living at Cherry Cobb Sands where his parents farmed a smallholding. Grice age 5 or 9 left Owthorne and went to Cherry Cobb Sands. If I can find Hannah's birth certificate I think I will have the answer
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Never thought to do that. Thanks Lin
Here's a link to Graham's tree on Acestry. There's a lot of information on it, please check it out before looking for information which may already be held.
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Sue Herrington