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Lydart
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Great Granny Williams, the Dorset button maker !
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If anyone (in passing, of course !) notices the marriage in Stockton in the 1830's of a Michael Law to Jane ?? ..... please note it !
I've stupidly not made a note of the page numbers I checked yesterday  stupid, stupid !!
Right, back to it ...
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Dorset/Wilts/Hants: Trowbridge, Williams, Sturney, Prince, Foyle, Fripp, Triggle ... and more C'wall/Devon/CANADA (The Cariboo, B.C.): Pomeroy Som'set: Clark(e) Durham: Law London: Poplett Lancs/Cheshire/CANADA (B.C.): Stubbs, Walmesley WRITE LETTERS FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS TO TREASURE ... EMAILS DISAPPEAR FOREVER ! Census information Crown Copyright from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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2zpool
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Michael Law to Jane Siddall 21 June 1828 Stockton
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Co. Durham: Hall, Snowdon, Makepeace, Barnfather, Barrass, Gray/Grey, Wilson, Carr, Cole, Richardson, Greener Northumberland: Grey/Gray, Richardson, Barnfather, Heron, Redpath ------------------------------------------------------------------ Census Information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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O1dgobbo
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Hi
I just spotted an earlier post that I had forgotten about.
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,306119.msg1876333.html#msg1876333
The Dalton-le-Dale transcripts are still filed under the wrong name - Calton-le-Dale
All the best
Forgetful Gobbo
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Fife - Co?per, Dun, Jackson
NE England - Harland, Hasted, Heaviside, Longridge, Thompson
SE England - Drawbridge, Hall, Hayward, Howard, Newell, Seward, Slade, Smith
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AnnH
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Hi, I just want to say a big thank you to everyone who is helping me with my search, Gobbo, Janis, John and Christine.......many thanks.  Ive still not found Margaret Carr born in Blyth yet but it looks like a Northumberland entry. .......Ann
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O1dgobbo
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Hi Ann
What is your evidence that Margaret Carr was born in Blyth in 1808? IGI has quite a few Margaret Carrs born in Northumberland, 1806-1810, but I cannot see one born in Blyth.
Genuki puts Blyth in two parishes, Horton and Earsdon, which are both in the Northumberland section of the Bishop's Transcripts but I have not checked to see if they cover 1808.
All the best
Gobbo
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Fife - Co?per, Dun, Jackson
NE England - Harland, Hasted, Heaviside, Longridge, Thompson
SE England - Drawbridge, Hall, Hayward, Howard, Newell, Seward, Slade, Smith
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c-side
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A new generation - my great grandson 11-09-09
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Hi Ann and all,
My fault for not giving more information. NORTH Blyth was a tiny little place across the river from Blyth itself and, at that time, in the parish of Bedlington.
Christine
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Lydart
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Great Granny Williams, the Dorset button maker !
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Michael Law to Jane Siddall 21 June 1828 Stockton
OH ! How did I miss this ? THANK YOU very much indeed ... now Gr. Grannies mother is known ... I can have a go at going further back ...
THANK YOU 2zPool !!!
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Dorset/Wilts/Hants: Trowbridge, Williams, Sturney, Prince, Foyle, Fripp, Triggle ... and more C'wall/Devon/CANADA (The Cariboo, B.C.): Pomeroy Som'set: Clark(e) Durham: Law London: Poplett Lancs/Cheshire/CANADA (B.C.): Stubbs, Walmesley WRITE LETTERS FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS TO TREASURE ... EMAILS DISAPPEAR FOREVER ! Census information Crown Copyright from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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AnnH
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Hi Yes Jennifer it was from the 1851 census
ANN
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billslad
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Hi Ann
Re: Margaret Dunn (nee Carr)
This will further complicate matters re her birth/baptism
If I've followed the correct family, Margaret was born in Durham (1841 Census), Blyth, Northumberland (1851), Lundy, Co. Durham (although it could be Lumly) (1861) or Cumberland (1871)
John
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AnnH
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billslad
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Hi Ann
What I was trying to explain, rather badly it would seem, was that Margaret wasn't consistant with her place of birth so it may prove difficult to find her birth or baptism
John
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AnnH
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Sorry John I think I clicked on wrong smiley. I understood what you meant, is it usual for people to state different places of birth on the census records? Ann
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billslad
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Hi Ann
It wasn't unusual for people to have different places of birth on different Censuses. Probably depended on who gave the information to the enumerator
I thought you may be wasting your time looking only at Blyth
I often get the impression that the Census was a once-every-10-year exercise to see if people could remember how old they were, where they were born and, in some cases, their name!
Hope this isn't another "understatement of the year" for JenB's collection
John
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