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GeoffP
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Re: Mawson
« Reply #16 on: Wednesday 19 December 07 14:11 GMT (UK) » |
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I think that Tati's original look up was probably correct for 1841
HO107/307 F26 p4
John Mawson 25 Excavator
Mary " 30
Ann " 7
John " 3
All born in county
Coucou Tati
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Any census information included in this post is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.ukPeirce/Pierce/Pearce: Hungerford,Berks/Burbage Wilts Moxham: Monkton Farleigh, Wilts Morey,Sindall,Crane,Morrison,Jenner,Magrath,Barrell, Field,Sanderson,Slade:All, LondonArea Sexton,Cork,Ireland |
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GeoffP
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Re: Mawson
« Reply #20 on: Wednesday 19 December 07 16:02 GMT (UK) » |
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1871 RG10/4888 fol.57 p.16 indexed under Manson
Sadberge
John Mawson head m 31 Ag. Lab Darlington
Elizabeth " wife m 28 Middlesides
James John " son 10 Fighting Cocks
Same son as DS found in 1861 so obviously another wife to find - so that 1864 marriage may be right
there's a marriage in 1859 on the Darlington site, John Mawson to Mary Ianson 1859 and a Mary Mawson death in 1862
Barbara
Sept 1852 Marriage Ann Mawson with John Jones Easington 10 a 260
Geoff
Sorry I put the wrong quote it should have been the 1861 Census
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Any census information included in this post is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.ukPeirce/Pierce/Pearce: Hungerford,Berks/Burbage Wilts Moxham: Monkton Farleigh, Wilts Morey,Sindall,Crane,Morrison,Jenner,Magrath,Barrell, Field,Sanderson,Slade:All, LondonArea Sexton,Cork,Ireland |
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GeoffP
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Re: Mawson
« Reply #24 on: Friday 28 December 07 19:06 GMT (UK) » |
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Hi Paul,
That seems like a difficult one to sort out. I spent some time going back over the various postings and can only come to the conclusion that John/James was used interchangeably. Not sure if that is right but there seems to be no direct evidence to confirm or disagree.
Geoff
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Any census information included in this post is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.ukPeirce/Pierce/Pearce: Hungerford,Berks/Burbage Wilts Moxham: Monkton Farleigh, Wilts Morey,Sindall,Crane,Morrison,Jenner,Magrath,Barrell, Field,Sanderson,Slade:All, LondonArea Sexton,Cork,Ireland |
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Michael Dixon
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Re: Mawson
« Reply #26 on: Wednesday 02 January 08 00:13 GMT (UK) » |
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Paul,
I think James Mawson and Hannah Robinson are the parents of 1839-Darlington-born John Mawson.
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"Rule" No 1 of the English Naming Pattern (ENP) =
Name your first son after his father's father.
The father of James Mawson , husband of Hannah, was John Mawson ( From their marriage cert)
James/Hannah named their first son JOHN..
John son of James, grandson of John, marries Mary I'Anson (1859) and names first son JAMES... after his father !
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Now on to geography.... taking Census 1851 as a benchmark.. ( C1841 no specific birthplaces) showing father James and son John.
Brettanby, Barton lay in the North Riding of Yorkshire (NRY), less than 4 miles south-west of Darlington in County Durham.
Although in different counties, Barton lay within the Registartion District of Darlington.
James Mawson, husband of Hannah is recorded as born Eppleby, NRY, on 1851 census. Eppleby lay within the Parish of Gilling West, within Darlington Reg Dist. His son John, 12 years, is recorded as born Darlington.,
Now track father James, son John though the subsequent censuses.....
James is also recorded as born Eppleby on censuses 61, 71, and 81. (Dies 1888, reg at Darlington.)
John Mawson, who marries Mary I'anson, Elizabeth Watson and Martha Johnson is consistently recorded as born Darlington from 1851 through to 1901 census ( Ages pretty consistent also)
(John's mother, Hannah is recorded on censuses as born Butterknowl or Copley ( both neighbouring hamlets within the County Durham Parish of Hamsterley-Auckland Reg Dist.)
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On Census 1861 John Mawson and fairly recent wife Mary, are in own household ( although her father John I'anson is nextdoor) in Fighting Cocks community in County Durham
( parish of Middleton-St George.. Darlington Reg Dist)
Still farly close to John's parents in Barton/Newton Morrell.
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James John Mawson, son of John Mawson and Mary I'anson, marries Dorothy Todd in South Shields/Boldon Colliery area.
James/Dorothy call their first son John (reg Sept 1892 So. Shields).. after his father !
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So after a fairly consistent set of records, I think the only spanner in the works is the marriage cert, number 3, which shows John as John's father !
I cannot explain this other than suggest it is a simple misrecording ? By the way what was the name of Martha Johnson's dad's name ?
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Wee Summary of what I think is the relevant set of records, which you already have.
C1841 Darlington 303/21 31-7
C1851 Barton NRY 2382-44-22.
C1851 Firby, Bedale NRY 2378-100-2
C1861 Barton 3682-77-24
C1861 Fighting Cocks, Low Dinsdale 3683-33-19 (x2)
C1871 Barton $879-34-13
C1871 Sadberge, Co Durham 4888-57-16
C1871 Fighting Cocks 4885-55-37
C1881 Barton 4890-13-19
C1881 Fighting Cocks 4890-52-12
C1881 Fighting Cocks 4890-47-2(x2)
C1891 Boldon Colliery 4162-7--44
C1891 Tyne Dock 4161-93-3
C1891 Fighting Cocks 4045-110-1
C1891 Fighting Cocks 4045-110-2
C1901 Boldon Colliery 4746-30-51
C1901 Tyne Dock 4737-90-14
C1901 Fighting Cocks 4614-69-21(x2)
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Michael Dixon
(Trivia moment... Sadberge caught my eye... Although a Northumbrian, Sadberge is where I had my first driving lesson in 1976... quiet back roads, between Stockton-Darlington.... That was also my last lesson, leaving me to drink rather than drive ! )
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Gallagher ( + variations).
Areas. Co Sligo, Co Leitrim, Co Mayo Ireland.
Ontario, Canada,
Lowell, Ma, USA
Co Northumberland, Co Durham, England.
Dixon
Cumberland.. Brampton, Carlisle
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Michael Dixon
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Re: Mawson
« Reply #28 on: Wednesday 02 January 08 10:11 GMT (UK) » |
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Paul,
I got info ( lots more that I edited out) sitting here my PC.
Mainly delving* into and cross-referring censuses and civil registrations and always with a good map on hand.
Michael
(Trivia moment.... * A "delver" in 1800s was a "ditch-digger" )
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Names.
Gallagher ( + variations).
Areas. Co Sligo, Co Leitrim, Co Mayo Ireland.
Ontario, Canada,
Lowell, Ma, USA
Co Northumberland, Co Durham, England.
Dixon
Cumberland.. Brampton, Carlisle
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