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Topic: what happened to Mary Annie Calverley? (Read 782 times)
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A.Enting
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Mary Annie Calverley was the daughter of my GreatGrandfather Frederick Clarkson Calverley. She was born in Darlington in 1876 (AKA - Polley). My cousin's daughter (only recently met  ) and myself, have a copy of a diary of my GGrandfather's and it seems he and his daughter had a falling out and lost touch. Mary Annie's mother died when Mary was a very little child and her father never quite got over his wife's death.
Mary Annie left home in her teens and I think I have found her on the 1901 census working as a barmaid in Newcastle (Frederick Clarkson Calverley's mother had family in Newcastle).
From The Diary, it appears Mary Annie's brother - Frederick William Calverley (in the Navy - my Grandad who I never met) wrote to their Dad trying to effect a reconciliation - to no avail.
I would dearly love to know what became of Mary Annie Calverley. Did she marry - does she have decendants out there who I would so love to get in touch with, I have lots of info to share and The Diary is a sad story which may shine some light on how the family came to be seperated.
I hope Mary has a descendant out there who may recognise her in this. Mary's Father came from Mickley in West Yorkshire, to work at the North Road Engine Works in Darlington, where he met and married Annie from Aycliffe - just North of Darlington.
Thank you anyone who can help - Angela
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Been researching lots - White, (O')Callaghans, Cleeve, Greenhalgh, Pollitt, Emerson, Bastard, and currently My Father's line - the Calverleys from Yorkshire.
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lizdb
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Despite it appearing to be a fairly unusual name, FreeBMD has about 6 possible marriages for a Mary A(nnie) Calverley!
It will be expensive to send for all certs to see if fathers name and occupation match up for any, but I dont know how else you will know if any (or none) are her.
It does mean there are several girls around with this name, which will make being sure of finding her on censuses harder too.
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pete edwards
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Hi Anglela
Have you got a post on another site, as there is a person seeking info on
Frederick W Calverley b.1872 Durham Yorkshire
just a thought
Pete
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A.Enting
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Hi Pete.......No, I have no other posts re Frederick William Calverley, but I do know a lot about him for a Grandad I never met. Could you point me were to look for this post please...many thanks- this could be good
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A.Enting
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Hi Pat,
No nothing found yet. - I think she may be married by 1911. Short while ago I found a handfull of possible marriage records, but it has been a busy time here and I have not got far with looking at these more closely.
I am off to Egypt tomorrow morning and will be back in a week - May is going to be another busy busy month but I have promised myself some serious research time - records office trips and getting all my files organised. I want to get a lot done on the tree this summer and hopefully Mary Annie will appear in my searches.
Talk soon.
Angela.
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A.Enting
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Thank you Pat.
Now that I am back from holiday and my daughter's birthday celebrations are almost behind us I am going to get back to some serious research. A short while ago I found some marriages of mary / mary annie so I will start by working through them to try to identify which if any are our mary.
Also, I think I mentioned I had proved through parish and other items/records the calverley ancestors through to Nathaniel Calverley who married Jane Wells in Hampthwaite, Yorkshire on 5th May 1675.
So in a very few weeks I am going to Leeds record office to do some research and in hopefully a couple of weeks I am going to Hampthswaite village to see if I can find any trails or clues - there may be a library and I can check gravestones if any a still readable etc. The Calverleys where in Hampsthwaite a while, in occupations like Weavers, Lorrimers, cloggers and labourers. Our line then took up Carpentry and moved to the nearby locations of Spofforth and on to Mickley (where Frederick Clarkson Calverley was born who then moved to Darlington where my Grandad was born). According to the 1841 census a branch of the Calverley line stayed in Hampthwaite, So I am hoping I may find something by way of a clue.
Will keep you informed if I find anything.
The above villages are not far from the village / town of CALVERLEY which lies between Leeds and Bradford. It is thought the Calverleys all came originally from there and there is a lot of information to be found but I want to trace the tree myself as proof of our line.
A large Calverley family lived in CALVERLEY for some 600 years at a small 'Hall'. We visited it last year and found a 'Pedigree' in the local library which was very useful.
Talk soon - kind regards and regards to Kenny.
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A.Enting
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hello Brian - thank you for the post - been away and busy - just got to read it. Visited CALVERLEY last year - yep, it is Old Hall - very nice too. I have found lots on the Calverley info pages of help.
Just had a look at your leed into Genuki - but I'm lost. Could not find your leed, but it is very late and I am very tired, so I will have a good look around the site tomorrow... I hope.
Many thanks again for your contact. All help always appreciated. Off to snooze now.
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but all I have to go on. I shall keep trying 
. Many thanks for the link. kind regards. Angela.