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Topic: 1841 Census....Handyside (Read 1359 times)
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apanderson
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Hi Sarah,
I don't have access to the 1841 Cencus but I had a look in the British Vital Records to see if I could find anything more about your William Handyside.
It seems he was an only child (or the only child registered) to John Handyside and Mary Pollock as there were no other siblings listed.
Other details: Date of birth 22nd April 1827
Recorded in: Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Collection: St Cuthbert
Anne
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Elaine48
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Thought you might like to see this Handyside grave in the famous Warriston cemetery in Edinburgh.
http://stats.pbase.com/wangi/warriston_cemetery
Elaine
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MILLAR, MCINTOSH, JAMIESON, MOFFAT, PRYDE/PRIDE, PEEBLES, PEACOCK, CHEYNE, THOMSON, ALL COAL MINERS FROM THE LOTHIANS
Then Millars, Jamiesons, Moffats in Fife, esp. Auchterderran.
Matthews - Devon & Wellington NZ
Danniell - Bourne Lincoln
Halliday & Holden - Ireland and Nelson NZ
McRae - Inverness & Canterbury NZ
McKAY/McCAY, McFADDEN, RODGERS, CONAGHAN, O'BRIEN,
GALLAGHER, ALL FARMERS FROM DONEGAL
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Elaine48
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I know I'm sorry. I'm trying to find a relative of mine who is buried in the same cemetery but have had no luck as the graves have never been documented and the
grave yard its self is a mess. Just ran across this photo while searching and remembered the name Handyside from your post. I wish these photographer who take these fantastic photos and then post them would think about us lowely researchers!
Elaine
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MILLAR, MCINTOSH, JAMIESON, MOFFAT, PRYDE/PRIDE, PEEBLES, PEACOCK, CHEYNE, THOMSON, ALL COAL MINERS FROM THE LOTHIANS
Then Millars, Jamiesons, Moffats in Fife, esp. Auchterderran.
Matthews - Devon & Wellington NZ
Danniell - Bourne Lincoln
Halliday & Holden - Ireland and Nelson NZ
McRae - Inverness & Canterbury NZ
McKAY/McCAY, McFADDEN, RODGERS, CONAGHAN, O'BRIEN,
GALLAGHER, ALL FARMERS FROM DONEGAL
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Anni B
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The husband's name on MI looked like a three-letter word ending in AE. Could it be Jessie Handyside who married Alexander RAE in June 1845? Marriage was noted in both St Cuthbert's and Liberton parish records.
Sarah, you should make that trip to Edinburgh, would be pleased to show you around Handyside "sites"
Anne B
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apanderson
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Hi Sarah,
Here's another William Handyside!
This grave is in Larbert Cemetery, Stirlingshire and the insciption is as follows:
Left panel:
Sacred to he memory of Elinor Campbell Hodge who died 24th April 1932 aged 82 years
For many years faithful friend and nurse to the family of the late Hugh Handyside.
Centre panel:
In memory of Hugh Handyside son of the late William Handyside of Cornhill, Lanarkshire,
For many years resident in New Zealand and latterly of Magdala Crescent, Edinburgh.
Born at Oggs Castle, Lanarkshire, 31st March 1844 died at Edinburgh 3rd March 1930.
Right panel:
Also in loving memory of Hugh Skinner Stewart Handyside his only son who died 21st April 1933 aged 37 years.
A relation to 'your' William Handyside perhaps?
Anne
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rdhgeordie
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Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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Hi I am a Handyside - family originating from the Newcastle UK area. I am trying to track down my line of Handyside family and have done some research. I have accurate names (from my grandfather's birth certificate) and what I believe to be fairly accurate birth and death dates of my Great Grandparents - George Edward Handyside and Elizabeth Jane Somerville. I believe his father was a Cuthbert Handyside who was married to Jane Ann Reay - although I am not firm on this. I will be travelling to the UK to see my grandfather and quiz him on what he knows but was wondering if you happen to have any leads. Do our paths cross?
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Sarah Stone
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Hi rdhgordie
I don't think we have a connection as far as I know. Our connection to Newcastle seems to be through William's wife Mary Routledge. In the 1851 census she was working and living with a family in Rye Hill, Elswick, Newcastle upon Tyne. At the same time William was a Journeyman Gardner at The Hirsal, Coldstream, Berwickshire. That is further north up the East coast than Newcastle.
William was born in Fountain Bridge, Edinburgh in 1827. Mary was born Farman, Nr Brampton, Cumberland in 1829. How Mary ended up in Newcastle I have no idea or how/where they met!. By the time of the marriage William had moved south and came back to Newcastle to be married by special licence. The 1st child (William James) was born in Bernet, Middlesex. The 2nd ( Mary) was born back up in Northumberland in Newham,. Children 3 & 4 ( Jessie & Margaret Emma) were born in North Mimms in Hertfordshire at Mimwood Lodge. Children 5,6 & 7 ( John, Elizabeth & Hyslop) were all born at Buile Hill, Seedley, Lancashire
I am the great grand child of Jessie.
I know there were/are groups of Handysides both in the Edinburgh area and Newcastle area and have often wondered if my William had relatives in the area and so came to meet Mary. I guess we will never know.
I hope you enjoy your trip and Happy Hunting.
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CROWDER.... Cheshire & Ireland
HANDYSIDE.Edinburgh & Pendlebury
MAYOH.Turton
SKINNER.Winchombe
ROUTLEDGE. Carlisle & Lanercost
HUDSON........Warrington
WYLIE............Kilwinning
SPURLING......Kilwinning
McDOUGALL.Kilmore & Kilbride
MAITLAND.St Quivox, Saltcotes & Ardrossen
SPEI(IE)R(S).West Kilbride
DICKIE..Kilwinning
TOPPIN, Hutton-in-the-Forest
WOODWARD. Winchombe
KIRKPATRICK/OGLANBY. Carlisle
BRADY, Grappenhall
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irene h
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HI rdhgeordie,
read your letter with interest. I too am a Handyside of Newcastle. My GG Grandfather was Robert Handyside born 1826 in Stamfordham Northumberland. The names you have mentioned are also my ancestors. I will try and sort them out and get back to you. It will take some time as they were a huge family, but a very interesting one.
Regards
irene h
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rdhgeordie
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Thanks for the reply! I have just come back from Newcastle yesterday and was looking into some family history - I am VERY interested in seeing what you have. You can e-mail me direct at (*) if that is easier. Thanks again.
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=142667.msg2676434#msg2676434
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