Re: PIERSON, DRAKE, FIELD, GAWKROGER, RILEY, FAIRBANK(E)(S), STANCLIFFE, ILLINGWORTH, HANSON, GRESSAM, RODERICK, PRESCOTT, WILSON, BURROW, RYLEY, WADE, MONK(S)

Toni

#83

Judy, I have a bunch of Prescotts in my tree.

Are we related?

James PRESCOTT

Birth 25 NOV 1643 Dryby, Lincolnshire, England

Death 25 NOV 1728 Kingston, Rockingham, New Hampshire

Toni in Iowa
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On Monday, January 13, 2020, 11:51:49 AM CST, Judy Schor via Groups.Io <judyschor@...> wrote:

Judy

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Re: BENTLEY WILKS KNOWLES BARKER SPIRITT/SPEARITT/SPURRET #PLACES PANNAL 1600-1900

#82

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Hi Graham

?I have just found out that my Cluderay family goes back to the 1600 in Pannal. Spacey's were part of it.

Sent from my Bell Samsung device over Canada's largest network.

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From: Graeme Bentley <graeme.t.bentley@...>

Date: 2020-01-12 11:25 p.m. (GMT-08:00)

To: "YorksGen groups.io" <[email protected]>

Subject: [yorksgen] #SURNAMES BENTLEY WILKS KNOWLES BARKER SPIRITT/SPEARITT/SPURRET #PLACES PANNAL 1600-1900

From Stavely in the north, to Bardsey and Leeds in the south, from Harrogate and Beckwithshaw in the west, to Cowthorpe in the east, roughly centered on Pannal.

I have my line of BENTLEYs back to 1775 in Pannal, though there appear to be 3 or 4 lines of BENTLEYs in the PANNAL area from the late 16thC. One of those BENTLEY descendants occupied Pannal Hall and were Lay Rectors of St.Roberts church in Pannal.

My web site of the History of Pannal, at "" has been resurrected and layout and pictures cleaned up - but beware that Header and Footer advertisements inserted by Ancestry are invalid HTML and break the display when viewed with Chrome. Firefox and MS-Edge are more forgiving and do display my pages correctly.

RODERICK,

#81

Roderick in Rotherham and othe parts of the country. Single family moved up from Wales in 19thc

PIERSON, DRAKE, FIELD, GAWKROGER, RILEY, FAIRBANK(E)(S), STANCLIFFE, ILLINGWORTH, HANSON, GRESSAM, RODERICK, PRESCOTT, WILSON, BURROW, RYLEY, WADE, MONK(S)

Judy Schor

#80

Judy

Re: SENIOR, CUNDALL, AVEYARD, in Derbyshire

#79

To Chris1943

I have a Minnie SENIOR born 1866 in Chesterfield, Derbyshire

?married to Robert CUNDALL about 1886

I also have a Sarah SENIOR who married John AVEYARD in 1895 in Dewsbury

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-----Original Message-----
From: Chris1943 via Groups.Io <christineroderick@...>
To: Yorksgen <[email protected]>
Sent: Sun, Jan 12, 2020 1:02 pm
Subject: Re: [yorksgen] #SURNAMES - LEE, GUITE, SENIOR, CLAY HURREL in Sheffield and Derbyshire

There has been a bit of activity on the Facebook Walkley History page re the Guite family. They were from? that area I believe?

Re: POCKLINGTON

Toni

#78

Andy, do you know where I could find -on line- any of Watson's maps of Seaton Ross? In particular I'd like to find something showing who lived across the road from the Black Horse Inn around 1800ish. It's possible my Walker or Harper branch was there. I also have an interest in East Cottingwith.

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On Monday, January 13, 2020, 2:16:50 AM CST, Andy Sefton <andrew.sefton@...> wrote:

I run a one place study for the town of Pocklington with much family history related information. Please feel free to browse if you have any connections to the Pocklington area. Do not miss the menu structure of the site from the buttons at the top of the page and the search the site facility.

Andy Sefton
Pocklington and District Local History Group

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Re: POCKLINGTON

#77

Surrounding villages covered by the site:?ALLERTHORPE, BARMBY MOOR, BIELBY, BISHOP WILTON, BOLTON, BURNBY, FANGFOSS, FULL SUTTON, EAST COTTINGWITH, ?GIVENDALE, GRIMTHORPE, ?HAYTON, KILNWICK PERCY, MELTONBY, MILLINGTON, NUNBURNHOLME, OUSETHORPE, SEATON ROSS, THORNTON, WILBERFOSS and YAPHAM.

POCKLINGTON

#76

I run a one place study for the town of Pocklington with much family history related information. Please feel free to browse if you have any connections to the Pocklington area. Do not miss the menu structure of the site from the buttons at the top of the page and the search the site facility.

Andy Sefton
Pocklington and District Local History Group

BENTLEY WILKS KNOWLES BARKER SPIRITT/SPEARITT/SPURRET #PLACES PANNAL 1600-1900

#75

From Stavely in the north, to Bardsey and Leeds in the south, from Harrogate and Beckwithshaw in the west, to Cowthorpe in the east, roughly centered on Pannal.

I have my line of BENTLEYs back to 1775 in Pannal, though there appear to be 3 or 4 lines of BENTLEYs in the PANNAL area from the late 16thC. One of those BENTLEY descendants occupied Pannal Hall and were Lay Rectors of St.Roberts church in Pannal.

My web site of the History of Pannal, at "" has been resurrected and layout and pictures cleaned up - but beware that Header and Footer advertisements inserted by Ancestry are invalid HTML and break the display when viewed with Chrome. Firefox and MS-Edge are more forgiving and do display my pages correctly.

Re: WILSON West Leeds 1800 to 1900

Judy Schor

#74

Hi Wilson descendants,

My William WILSON comes from Scotland (maybe) and died aft 1794. He married Esther (--?--) and they had James WILSON, my 4th great grandfather, who was born 7 Feb 1781 in Leeds and died 29 Jun 1865 in Peru, Clinton, NY, USA. James married Elizabeth BURROW, born 14 Nov 1787 in Roundhay, Yorks, died 19 Apr 1825 in Peru, NY, USA. They had eight children, the second of whom is my 3rd great grandmother, Sarah WILSON, born 22 Jan 1811 in Leeds, died 21 Nov 1874 in Plattsburgh, Clinton, NY, USA. Sarah married 1828/29 in (Peru), Clinton Co., NY, Lyman BRIDGES.

I would love to hear from anyone who is related to these folks. I have lots of info on them.

Judy St. Eve Schor

Kirkland, WA

USA

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-----Original Message-----
From: bellmail <de.wilson@...>
To: Yorksgen <[email protected]>
Sent: Sun, Jan 12, 2020 11:12 am
Subject: Re: [yorksgen] #SURNAMES WILSON West Leeds 1800 to 1900

Hairdresser can also refer to the person 'dressing' horse hair for use in

furniture making.

Diane

de.wilson@...

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From: Rosemary Probert

Sent: Saturday, January 11, 2020 3:40 AM

To: [email protected]

Subject: Re: [yorksgen] #SURNAMES WILSON West Leeds 1800 to 1900

Hairdresser = barber?

Rosemary

rosemary@...

On 10/01/2020 21:40, adsl5j3w@... wrote:

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> 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?

Re: WILSON West Leeds 1800 to 1900

#73

A hair man possibly but a hairdresser cut hair ie a barber

Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK)

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On 12/01/2020 19:04, bellmail wrote:
Hairdresser can also refer to the person 'dressing' horse hair for use in furniture making.
Diane

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

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Thanks for that. I’ll try to find that when my phone line gets reconnected!

On 12 Jan 2020, at 19:03, Chris1943 via Groups.Io <christineroderick@...> wrote:

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There has been a bit of activity on the Facebook Walkley History page re the Guite family. They were from? that area I believe?

Re: WILSON West Leeds 1800 to 1900

[email protected]

#71

Hairdresser can also refer to the person 'dressing' horse hair for use in furniture making.
Diane
de.wilson@...

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-----Original Message----- 
From: Rosemary Probert
Sent: Saturday, January 11, 2020 3:40 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [yorksgen] #SURNAMES WILSON West Leeds 1800 to 1900

Hairdresser = barber?

Rosemary
rosemary@...

On 10/01/2020 21:40, adsl5j3w@... wrote:

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?

Re: Stead, Naylor, Atkinson, Wakefield

#70

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Stead, Naylor, Atkinson from Wakefield

Wakefield from Crigglestone, Sandal Magna

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Marg
From the Beautiful British Columbia Cariboo Region, Canada

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

#69

There has been a bit of activity on the Facebook Walkley History page re the Guite family. They were from? that area I believe?

Re: Sowden, Ryecroft, Greenwood, Holdsworth

#68

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Sowden, Holdsworth from Farnley & Gildersome

Ryecroft, Greenwood from Gildersome

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Marg
From the Beautiful British Columbia Cariboo Region, Canada

BLYTH - STEEL - HALLER/HAWLER - DANDISON

#67

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

SCHOFIELD -Todmorden/Hebden Bridge

g1oria

#66

My Yorkshire interests are

John Schofield/Scholefield b1796 d 1874 ?married to Hannah Marsland 1797 to 1871

If anybody is connected or can add any extra info would be glad to hear from you

Gloria

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MIDDLETON, CUSWORTH, HINDLE, CLARKSON - Bradford

#65

Interested in  Middleton, Cusworth, Hindle, Clarkson in the Bradford
area around Horton, Wibsey and North Bierley.

Tony Middleton

KIRBY WHARFE - ULLESKELF - WETHERBY

#64

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I’m searching for family (Surnames: Bean, Sykes, Willoughby, Fearby) from 1600’s to early 1800’s.

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Any info gratefully received.

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Nick Lahey-Bean

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