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‘Morning, I am seeking anyone who has knowledge of John and Ann HARRISON, of Swainby, and their forebears. They had at least seven children all baptised at Pickhill-cum-Roxby between 1744 and 1756. The youngest, Mary, married Francis ELLERTON on 18 may 1780 at St. Lambert’s Church, Burneston. I have Ann’s Will dated 21 April 1781 when she was living at Leeming Lane. Her probate was granted 24 January 1786. Not much to go on but if someone could fill me in on this pair, then I would be delighted. John.

Good morning, I am rejoining this group after an absence of 15 years or so. There is so much more information available these days, so I am trying to solve some mysteries again. A so-many-great grandfather of mine, Francis ELLERTON, married Dorothy SCOT at St. Lambert’s Church, Burneston on 31 August 1738. I know heaps about Francis, but all I know of Dorothy is: “Francis Ellerton of the Parish of Beedall and Dorothy Scot of Nuton in the Parish of Burneston with Publication of Banns” ….. and that’s it! Not a lot to go on. So, if anyone has any connection to any SCOT or SCOTT from the Burneston, (Scabbed) Newton, Londonderry, Leeming, and possibly Carthorpe, area I would be delighted to make contact. Best wishes to all. John.

Are these one in the same company? I was previously a member of My H and quickly left as they seemed to be just using my data for “personal or company” gain! -- Jonah the Whale

This news is a little late (okay, a lot late -- mea culpa) but in case you weren't aware, Findmypast is giving free access to some records during the run up to Remembrance Day. See https://www.whodoyouthinkyouaremagazine.com/news/findmypast-free-records-access-remembrance-day-2024 for more information.

For anyone interested: The latest records available on www.deceasedonline.com are from Hull’s cemeteries and crematorium, owned and run by Hull City Council. The cemeteries and crematorium included here are: Eastern Cemetery: over 27,000 records, from 1931 to 2000 Hedon Road Cemetery: over 86,000 records, from 1875 to 2000 Northern Cemetery: over 77,400 records, from 1929 to 2000 Western Cemetery: over 98,000 records, from 1889 to 2000 Western Old Cemetery: over 17,000 records, from 1861 to 1991 Chanterlands Crematorium: over 135,000 records, with early records from the Hedon Road cremation site, from 1902 to 1997 By using the above to find a person's date of death and cemetery, most of them should be available to view for free using the catalogue for Hull cemeteries on familysearch.org https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/results?count=20&placeId=1930687&query=%2Bplace%3A%22United%20Kingdom%2C%20England%2C%20Yorkshire%2C%20Hull%22&subjectsOpen=574537-50 Lin

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 local elections through occupation of property qualification and his abode is given as Inglenook, Ellerby. If he is eligible to vote through the business premises and occupation of the property why mention his abode? https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record/browse?id=bl%2fer%2fd19%2ffmp000006803%2f0006_1 Can anyone please explain how the voting system worked in 1931? Lin

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 Oz. https://www.ancestry.co.uk/discoveryui-content/view/12062581:8978

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.

From The Society of Genealogists: Ancestry has added: Sheffield and Rotherham, Yorkshire, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812 Sheffield and Rotherham, Yorkshire, England, Church of England Marriages and Banns, 1754-1948 Sheffield and Rotherham, Yorkshire, England, Church of England Baptisms, 1813-1923 Sheffield and Rotherham, Yorkshire, England, Church of England Burials, 1813-1998 Web: Wales, Dictionary of Selected Welsh Biographies, 1011-1969 Cheshire, England, Church of England Baptisms, 1813-1923 Cheshire, England, Non-Conformist Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1800-1948 Cheshire, England, Church of England Burials, 1813-1998 Cheshire, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812 Cheshire, England, Church of England Marriages and Banns, 1754-1939 Findmypast has added: Scottish Catholics and their Children 1701-1705 Aberdeen Register of Testaments 1715-1734 Dores Free Church Adherents 1893 Royal Society of Arts Membership Lists and Minute Books Britain, In Memoriam notices Lincolnshire, Workhouse Guardians' Minutes Leicestershire baptism, marriage and death records 1924 Rutland baptism, marriage and burial records 1924 Devon Marriages 1924 Devon Burials 1924 New newspaper titles: Crowle Advertiser and Isle of Axholme News, 1875, 1878-1879, 1881-1883, 1887-1889, 1891, 1893, 1950, 1986 Wigan Evening Post, 1988-1989 Argyllshire Advertiser, 1974-1975 Educational Times, 1847-1851, 1853-1881, 1883-1894, 1897-1923 Woman Teacher, 1919-1961 West Lancashire Evening Gazette, 1983, 1985-1986, 1993-1998, 2001-2003 Cleckheaton & Spenborough Guardian, 1875-1877, 1879, 1897, 1910-1911, 1989 The Genealogist has added: Feet of Fines - London and Middlesex, A Calendar to the Feet of Fines 1179 - 1485; Yorkshire Feet of Fines 1327-1614; Huntingdon Calendar of the Feet of Fines 1194-1603 Index of Sasines - Berwick, Index to Register of Sasines Volume I. A-H 1617-1780 Scotland Record Office Index to Register of Deeds 1661 - 1679 - Scotland, Index to Particular Register of Sasines for Sheriffdom of Dumfries and Stewaertries of Kirkcudbright and Annandale 1617 - 1732 1910 Lloyd George Domesday records and geolocated maps for the entire county of Wiltshire To celebrate this release, for a limited time, you can claim a Diamond Subscription for just ?94.95, a saving of ?45. You can claim this offer here. MyHeritage MyHeritage has just acquired MesAieux.com, a popular family history service that specialises in French Canadian genealogy. Founded in 2004, MesAieux.com has grown to become Quebec’s most popular family history service, with over one million users. The website offers an online family tree builder with automated features to add ancestors and is also home to approximately 15 million historical records from Canada, primarily from Quebec, and several exclusive collections. MyHeritage has recently updated its Theory of Family Relativity? feature, significantly expanding its capabilities. This groundbreaking tool now leverages an impressive database of 49 million family trees and 20.8 billion historical records to generate plausible theories about how users are connected to their DNA matches. This enhancement promises to save users considerable time in deciphering their genetic connections. MyHeritage added: France, Tables of Successions and Absences, 1890–1970 Trove* has added The Australian Women's Weekly (1933 to 1982). *Trove (https://trove.nla.gov.au/) contains "collections from Australian libraries, universities, museums, galleries and archives. It’s free and available online all day, every day." "Search for digital copies of newspapers, Government Gazettes, maps, magazines and newsletters. Or books, pictures, photographs, archived websites, music and interviews. Even information about famous Australians, including copies of letters, diaries and personal archives."

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.

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 **PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY REGARDING SUBMISSION OF NAMES BEFORE HITTING THE SUBMIT BUTTON Lin Duke Yorkshire Surnames List Administrator https://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/YKSlist/index.htm

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. Thanks in advance, Steve -- Tel no removed for privacy reasons [Admin]

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. 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. These records are now searchable on Discovery by name, details of birth or certification. This is thanks to our offsite volunteers. Read more on the National Archives site at https://blog.nationalarchives.gov.uk/tracing-merchant-seaman-in-the-19th-century/

From Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter at https://eogn.com/page-18080/13407998 The NextGENeration: Discoveries conference, jointly hosted by the Family History Federation and the Society of Genealogists, is an exciting full-day online event spotlighting genealogists under the age of 35. Taking place on 5 October 2024, the conference features fifteen speakers from around the world who will present their unique research, the day will culminate in a panel discussion. Transitioning from Passion to Profession will feature prominent experts in genealogy and family history who will share insights on carving out a successful career in this field, everything from academic pathways to researching and speaking. Join us for an exciting lineup of speakers who will share their innovative work, much of which reflects diverse cultures and national traditions. For more information and to support the future of genealogy, see https://members.sog.org.uk/events/66141a9f1fce380008a49ebe/description Pay What You Can

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 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 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 1822 Grice JACKSON living at Barb Lane Owthorne in one of 2 cottages left on the cliff. 1829 June 6 Robert ALVIN of Welwick Patrington married Hannah JACKSON of Welwick Patrington. Banns said living at Sunk Island 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

New names added last month SHARP SQUIRE 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 **PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY REGARDING SUBMISSION OF NAMES BEFORE HITTING THE SUBMIT BUTTON Lin Duke Yorkshire Surnames List Administrator https://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/YKSlist/index.htm

I'm trying to determine who the parents of Joseph BENTLEY (1814-1874) are. He was buried at Morley Wesleyan 13 Mar 1874. He married Ann ELLIS 1 Feb 1835 in Batley and had two children. She died in 1841. He married Mary WESTERMAN (1820-1851) in 1843, had two children and Esther BROWN (1825-1905) in 1853 and had six more children. In the 1851 census he is married to Mary with their daughter and son and his two children from his marriage with Ann. Lidian (Lydia Ann BENTLEY) is my ancestor. I've always thought that Joseph's parents were Jonathan BENTLEY (1787-1859) who married Mary RHODES 14 Feb 1806 in Batley. Certainly his marriages to both Mary WESTERMAN and Esther BROWN indicate Jonathan being his father. What makes me wonder if this is wrong is not having dna matches with others further back when there should be a match. I must have made an error somewhere. There are many other families with parents Joseph BENTLEY and Martha FIELD but I'm the only one with Jonathan and Mary. I would appreciate some other eyes looking at this and telling me what they think. Julie Kane

I've been able to prove my MOVERLEY line back to a marriage in the parish of Bramham in 1676. John MOVERLEY appears to have come in from elsewhere as there are no earlier references to the surname in the parish registers and he is not named in either the 1672 or 1674 Hearth Tax lists. The only other MOVERLEYs in evidence at this time were resident in the parish of Kellington about 15 miles to the south but I've yet to find anything that might link him to them. He remains an enigma.

James SYKES (b circa 1833) married Hannah ATKINSON (b 1837), in Castleford in 1857. I cannot find them on1861 census. I would imagine that were some between 1857 and 1862. 1911 census says she had 11 children - (I've found seven of them). 6 living. They had two children I am sure of in Hopton - George Thomas in 1862 (not on GRO but have his baptism) and Hiram b 1864. Both were baptised on the same day in 1864. James is now William James. Between 1869 and 1872 he appears to be known as Joseph STEAD. Joseph is on 1871 census, 36, coal miner, place of birth not known, Hannah, 28, born Monk Bretton*, George T STEAD, 9, Hiram STEAD and Ernest STEAD. Mary Ellen STEAD daughter of Joseph and Hannah (ATKINSON) was born Court 13 Shambles St in 1872. When she married in 1895 her surname is SYKES, father James SYKES (deceased). Witnesses were Hiram and Annie SYKES James SYKES died 6 June 1875 at Court 13 Shambles St, Barnsley. Hannah was the informant. *Hannah was baptised in Wragby, Yorkshire in 1837, daughter of George and Anne . On 1871-1911 censuses she gives her birth place as Monk Bretton. Yorkshire]. Hannah SYKES married George ROLLINGS in 1877. In 1917 Hannah was murdered by her daughter Annie STEAD. Any help in locating them in 1861 would be gratefully received. Lin