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Gensleuth
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I am interested in the the surnames OSMOTHERLY and GUY around the Whitehaven area 1700-1800
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GAUNT N Staffordshire,GAUNT Manchester.GUY,Cumbria,Lancs. BARTLEY,Salford, Lancs, NEVILLE,Salford. PHILLIPS,Staffs, MAYER,Staffs,COSSAR,Berwick, E and Mid Lothian and Argyll. HIGGINS,Glasgowand Dunoon,Argyll.GALLAGHER,Argyll,IRISH,Herts.
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twinklestar
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I am just trying to track that lot. Especially as it seems likely they are connected to the Kent Osmotherlys. Can yoiu email me on
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please. Susan
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Deborah Boss
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Hello
I have 3 volumes with transcripts of marriage licences for the Diocese of Carlisle. There are several instances of Osmotherly.
19 Oct 1759
William Langcake, Workington dioc Chester, bachelor, yeoman
Mary Osmotherley, Marlborough p Holm Cultram, spinster
bondsman: Joseph Osmotherley, Old Marlbrow p Holm Cultram, yeoman
marriage to take place at Holm Cultram
5 or 25 Dec 1756
John Osmotherly, Crookhirst p Brumfield, widower, yeoman
Jane Martindale, ditto, single woman
bondsman: John Thompson, (marks), Old Malbrow, p Abby Holm
affidavit dated 5th, bond 25th
27 July 1753
William Osmotherley, Mowbray p Holm Cultram, weaver
Mabell Thompson, Salto p Holm Cultram, widow, abv 30
bondsman: Joseph Osmotherlay, Mowbray ditto, yeoman
marriage to take place at Cannonby or Holm Cultram
1 Sep 1750
John Osmotherly, Old Kiln p Holm Cultram, yeoman
Margaret Wood, Langtiff p Brumfield, single woman
bondsman: William Lonsdale, Wigton, yeoman
marriage to take place at Bromfield or Wigton
There are a few more from before 1739. Let me know if you want them.
regards
Deborah
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twinklestar
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Yes please; still trying to find a connection. It seems the only way I am going to do this is by eliminating everyone through BMDs. I have just read 222 pages of one parish and found some new Osmotherley people.  It all helps, our Robert must be somewhere and it does not look like he was born in Kent. Very possible he came down through the Church to start a school. Am following up that idea. His son was definitely involved with Rochester Cathedral. I have access to Parish Records for Kent through the Medway archives project and cannot find any reference pre the baptism of son John at St. Nicholas Rochester, which is adjacent to the Cathedral; alhtough now offcies and inaccesable.
Thanks Susan
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Deborah Boss
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Susan
Here are the mentions from volume 1 of the Diocese of Carlisle marriage licences:
15 Nov 1733
Thomas Barwis, Lowsey p Holm Cultram, gentleman
Frances Osmutherley, Dulmiln p Holm Cultram, spinster
bondsman: George Jefferson, Farnes p Holm Cultram, gentleman
marriage to take place at Holm Cultram
15 Nov 1732
John Osmotherly, Old Kiln p Holm Cultram, yeoman
Susannah Wood, Old Kiln, spinster
bondsman: Joseph Wood, Skailes p Brumfield, yeoman
27 Nov 1713
William Barwis, Mawbrow, Holme Coltram, yeoman
Anne Osmotherly, Holme Coltram
bondsman: Mungto Brownrigg, Aspatria, yeoman
(Fly leaf torn, on back is 26 Novr Memdum That Mr Edwd Walker Curate
of Basenthwt married Wm Barwise & Anne Osmotherly of Home Coltram on
the 14th Sepr last past without either licence or publicacn.)
17 Oct 1712
Cuthbert Grainger, Bromfeild, gentleman
Mrs Margt Osmotherly, wid
(letter) Loving broder & Sester my kind / lovef with my wife ontou / you bouth
this his to disier / the tou asest my Son john / about a Lisans for he intends /
toe mare a weda of or ton witch i hop / wil be for his goud no more
at pres / and [Govt/but] my kind lovef on tou you /oL so I rest the Loving
brother til / deth Chresteopher Osmotherlay
11 Dec 1700
John Osmotherley, Little Broughton
Catherine Curwen
bondsman: John Osmotherley, (marks), Carlisle, yeoman
There are also a few references to the Osmotherly family in Cumberland on a2a. There may also be some for Kent. Have you looked?
regards
Deborah
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Deborah Boss
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Susan
As well as the a2a references there are a few Osmotherly men at Oxford and Cambridge. Most are earlier than the 18th century but there is also:
Salkeld Osmotherley son of Cuthbert of Langrigg, gentleman who matriculated from St Edmund Hall, Oxford on 4 May 1725 aged 20.
Cuthbert also gets at least one mention in a2a with associations to Gilcrux and Plumbland.
regards
Deborah
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