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Topic: Cottingham, Cemetery Records .. Stephenson (Read 1487 times)
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Ken S
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bunny: the site here tries to protect everybody.... that is why they take E-mails posted here off. Because anybody can read this ... you could end up receiving mail that you do not want ... Haaay, someone has to look after us  This (photo-copied) Stephenson history, that I have is titled 'The Stephenson Bochure - 1917 ~1918 - STEPHENSONS of East Yorkshire, &c - STEPHENSONS of Canada and New Zealand - ROWNTREES of York &c - PETTYS of Leeds, London and Reading - MAINPRIZE of Bridlington, Famborough &c" It is 67 pages long ... and starts off with a John Stephenson of Carnaby, Yorks ... said to be burried in the churchyard at Boynton Apr 7, 1812 ... in his 69th year. A shepherd for nearly 50 years to Sir William Strickland. Then goes to his oldest son also John Stephenson .. born Nov 24 1774, died 1839 ... father of Joseph, William, Edmund and Benjamin (who with the exception of the last mentioned emigrated to Canada) Benjamin .. fourth son of John Stephenson ( farmer at Cottingham) born at Cottingham Aug 7th 1818 married a Hannah Zealand at Cottingham on Dec 25 1841 ........ their children Mary born 1842 / John born 1844 / Fanny 1846 / Annie 1855 (died an infant) As I say this is quite a detailed history ... and it also jumps back to a history of 'The Quaker Stephensons'(1600's) of Carnab, Bridlington Quay, Stockton and Manchester...of which the Rowntrees fit into, and the Martyred Marmaduke Stephenson.
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William Stephenson - born 1814 at Doncaster West Yorkshire - married Mary Scott at Cottingham East Yorkshire (Hull) in 1838. Williams parents I believe were another Wm Stephenson and an Alice Carter - married Cantley Parish W Yorks (Doncaster) in 1811..... Other east riding names are Nicholls (Bridlington, Yorks and Wigan Lancs.) and the surname Withernwick.
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bunny1129
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How fascinating!!
I know from certs etc that the whole family were Methodists, even into the late 19th century
The Stephensons nearly had occupations connected to the sea, several were merchant seamen, my great grandfather Alexander was killed in action in 1917 on board a Q-ship the Vala, it was torpedoed by a u-boat.
I have only just found out in the past couple of weeks another Stephenson relative, which has proved exciting, he too was a marine fireman, the family moved to Coventry, where they live today
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Ken S
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Of the William Stephenson (born Cottingham March 21 1808 .. died 1883) who married Catherine Archbutt ... their children were .... Mary born 1831 (she married James Dryden Nov 4 1856 and she died 1862) / Fanny (born 1833 .. did not marry) / Hannah (born Sept 12 1836, went to Canada, married J.D. Clerke, 1859 ... died Oct 13 1891 / John Archbutt (born 1837, married Mary Wilson Jackson, 1870, died Nov 14 1900 / Dr Samuel (born June 6 1844, married Sara O'Brien, 1884 .. died Oct 2 1902 / Sophia (born March 30th 1846 .. married Oliver R Lyon Dec 27 1870 .............. and it goes on from there
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William Stephenson - born 1814 at Doncaster West Yorkshire - married Mary Scott at Cottingham East Yorkshire (Hull) in 1838. Williams parents I believe were another Wm Stephenson and an Alice Carter - married Cantley Parish W Yorks (Doncaster) in 1811..... Other east riding names are Nicholls (Bridlington, Yorks and Wigan Lancs.) and the surname Withernwick.
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bunny1129
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I have a copy of William's death notice from the paper, which I can post, I have some photos of Wm, Edmund Joseph (vet) and Benjamin, as well as their mother
Will get digging on those names.......................!!!
Thanks Shelly
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Bee
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Another of William's brothers was also a Methodist preacher, he remained in Cottingham and married into the Zealand family
Just in case you don't already have this burial, which is in the cemetery on Eppleworth Road, Cottingham
'In loving memory of BENJAMIN STEPHENSON who died 17th October 1894 aged 76. But the path of the just is as the shining light that shineth more and more unto the perfect day. Also ABIGAIL ZEALAND sister in law to the above who died 3rd December 1891 aged 82. Also HANNAH STEPHENSON wife of the above who died 9th March 1904 aged 81. Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord'
Burial record 20/10/1894 Benjamin Stephenson, Inglemire Lane, Cottingham. 76 6/12/1891 Abigail Zealand, New Village, Cottingham. 82 12/3/1904 Hannah Stephenson, Inglemire Lane, Cottingham. 81
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Dinsdale, Ellis, Gee, Goldsmith,Green,Hawks,Holmes, Lacey, Longhorn, Pickersgill, Quantrill,Tuthill, Tuttle & Walker, in E & W Yorks, Lincs, Norfolk & Suffolk. Census information is Crown Copyright from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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Ken S
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In this 67 page history ... inside what looks like the back cover (remembering, that what I have is a photocopy of the work ... not the actual book its self) there appears to have been an old obit., cut out of a newspaper and glued in, which reads ...... "Sarah Cook Stephenson. Miss Sarah Cook Stephenson, third daughter of the late Joseph Stephen- son and the late Mary Wilson Stephen- son of Cobourg, Ont., died in Toronto yesturday in her 82nd year, after a long illness. The late Miss Stephenson was born in Richmond Hill, and began teaching school in Aurora, Ont., when 18 years old, continuing active in the profession until, she was 70 years of age. For 23 years she was on the staff of DeMills Collage, Oshawa and St. Catharines and also taught for three years in mission schools. She was a life long Methodist and a member of (Glebe)? Road United Church. There survive two brothers, Dr A.R. Stephen- son of Ogdensburg, New York, and Edmund F Stephenson, of Victoria B.C., and one sister, Mrs David Stouf- fer, of (162)? Albertus Avenue, Toronto, at whose home, service will be held Sun- day evening at 8:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Cobourg on Monday."
Now ... I asume this obit, was glued in here because she was of this same family line. I do not know what year the news item is from ... or what paper it was cut out of.
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William Stephenson - born 1814 at Doncaster West Yorkshire - married Mary Scott at Cottingham East Yorkshire (Hull) in 1838. Williams parents I believe were another Wm Stephenson and an Alice Carter - married Cantley Parish W Yorks (Doncaster) in 1811..... Other east riding names are Nicholls (Bridlington, Yorks and Wigan Lancs.) and the surname Withernwick.
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bunny1129
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William etc had a sister called Elizabeth, she went on to marry a Thomas Cook, Thomas was a printer, they moved to Leeds they had John Stephenson Cook he married Caroline Carter Joseph William Cook and William Routledge Cook
Many thanks to Bee for the MI, will be adding to my tree
Shelly
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bunny1129
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There is also another Stephenson line in Cottingham
Henry Stephenson b 1832/3 married Mary Stephenson (dau of Ben), they had 10 children one of which was a George Breighton Valentine Stephenson b 1867 in Cott went on to marry a Hannah Borman
The 'Breighton' name comes from Henry's mothers side of the family
Any info would be greatly appreciated
Hannah Elizabeth 1865, Annie Maud 1868, Henry Ernest 1870, William Breighton Benjamin 1871, John Edmund R 1872, Emily Louisa 1878, Mary Alice 1880, Frances Edith 1882 and Isabella Breighton 1884
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Bee
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Hi
In St Mary's churchyard, Cottingham
In affectionate remembrance of Ann, the beloved wife of George Breighton Stephenson of Cottingham who died June 1st 1885 aged 71. Also of George Stephenson born June 4th 1824 died February 19th 1906, "He is not dead but sleepeth"
Parish record Jun 4 1885 Ann Stephenson, Cottingham. 71 Feb 22 1906 George Brighton Stephenson, Cottingham. 81
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In memory of George Stephenson who died May 3rd 1879 aged 84. Also Elizabeth Stephenson wife of the above who died July 15th 1878 aged 75. Also William Breightan Stephenson son of the above who died January 10th 1861 aged 34
Parish record Jan 16 1861 William Breighton Stephenson, Cottingham. 34 Jul 18 1878 Elizabeth Stephenson, Cottingham. 75 May 7 1879 George Stephenson, Cottingham. 84
I'll be back with some more in a minute Bee
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Dinsdale, Ellis, Gee, Goldsmith,Green,Hawks,Holmes, Lacey, Longhorn, Pickersgill, Quantrill,Tuthill, Tuttle & Walker, in E & W Yorks, Lincs, Norfolk & Suffolk. Census information is Crown Copyright from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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bunny1129
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Brilliant
Thank you
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Bee
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Hi bunny & Ken, see pms' for further details
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Dinsdale, Ellis, Gee, Goldsmith,Green,Hawks,Holmes, Lacey, Longhorn, Pickersgill, Quantrill,Tuthill, Tuttle & Walker, in E & W Yorks, Lincs, Norfolk & Suffolk. Census information is Crown Copyright from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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CherLai
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Hi Ken S,
I believe I am also descended from the Stephenson's of Cottingham - Benjamin & Hannah are my great, great grandparents (through John) and my father had the "Zealand" reference in his name.
I would love to be able to get a copy of the brochure you mentioned - I am unable to find much reference to anything here in Australia. I know my grandmother had a "book" when I was a child but she died and no one can seem to tell me where that went - which is a real shame.
Thanks Cheryl.
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CherLai
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Hi Ken S
Thanks so much - have sent you a PM with details.
Many thanks once again.
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