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Topic: Sykes family of Vale Cottage, Michelhurst, Yorkshire, England (Read 803 times)
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Jean Mayo
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Can anyone tell me where Vale Cottage, Michelhurst is in Yorkshire, England? Is it near Mossley or Saddleworth? I am researching a John Sykes, of that place, who died Dec. 25, 1900?, aged 72 yrs., ( b.c. 1828 ), who is buried in Mossley with wife, Ann, who died July 25, 1893 ( b.c. 1828 ). Buried with them were son, James Sykes and his wife, Mary Ann, and their daughter, Ethel. Any information about these Sykes and about the location of Michelhurst would be very much appreciated.
Jean Mayo.
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Nessie
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Think you will find it is Micklehurst and it is near Mossley, which in turn is near Saddleworth. The area is one which used to be Yorkshire. Will have a look to see if I can find a map.
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Jean Mayo
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Thank you, Nessie. I appreciate your help...Jean.
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Jean Mayo
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Does anyone have any information on this Sykes family of Vale Cottage, Micklehurst and its family origins? I have a bit more information to offer. James Sykes, s/o this John Sykes mentioned earlier, died Sept. 14, 1932, aged 60 years. James' wife was Mary Ann Sykes, who died Mar. 21, 1929 aged 58 years. Their daughter, Ethel, died Aug. 1, 1928, aged 26 years. They are all buried together in Mossley in the churchyard in Friezland. I am trying to figure out if he is the father of John Sykes ( b.c. 1857 in Golcar, who was in Saddleworth in 1881 and went to Mossley bet. 1891 and 1900 ) and if he was the brother of Benjamin Sykes ( b.c. 1823 in Honley, but was in Saddleworth with his family in 1861 and 1871 and was deceased bef. the 1881 census ).
Any help with figuring out this family would be very much appreciated!
Jean Mayo.
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Nessie
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Still trying to find a map Jean, will try and look at your last post in more detail after tea.
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Jean Mayo
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Thanks, Nessie. A cup of tea sounds like a great idea. I think I'll take a break and enjoy a cup. Looking forward to hearing back from you, but there is no rush.
Jean.
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Jean Mayo
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I'm trying to prove a connection between this Sykes family and the one I am researching. I'm working on this family research for a good friend of mine. Thanks for the site. I'll check it out.
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Jean Mayo
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Just checked out the site. I've been there already, it appears! But thanks for thinking of it. I appreciate it.
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HH
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I have Sykes in West Yorkshire in the Golcar area, but much earlier, still, there could be a connection. A great source of information has been Steve Whitwam. Have you been in touch with him at all? Try him at Moderator has removed email address to stop spam
Good luck! HH
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Jean Mayo
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Hi Jon,
That was an excellent explanation. Thank you very much for taking the time to type that to me. So, Vale Cottage then was part of Micklehurst, which was part of Mossley?
Jean.
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Jean Mayo
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Thanks, HH. I'll get in touch with that person right away. Thanks for referring me to him. Have a good day.
Jean.
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winston
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Hi
1861 Census - Swallow Lane Golcar
Found this John Sykes born 1857 Golcar with a father called James, but at this point this James has a wife called Nancy.
James is down as a Woolen Handloom Weaver
James Sykes abt 1827 Slaithwaite, Yorkshire, England Head Golcar Yorkshire
Nancy Sykes abt 1830 Golcar, Yorkshire, England Wife Golcar Yorkshire
Mary E T Sykes abt 1854 Golcar, Yorkshire, England Daughter Golcar Yorkshire
John Sykes abt 1857 Golcar, Yorkshire, England Son Golcar Yorkshire
Joseph T Sykes abt 1860 Golcar, Yorkshire, England Son Golcar Yorkshire
Wendy
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Any census information included in this post is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.ukBlakeley in Batley West Yorks Turner in Hanging Heaton West Yorkshire Dann last known area Soothill West Yorks Hirst in Hanging heaton W Yorks Moss in Morley and Leeds Parker in Morley W Yorks Parker in Hull E Yorks Tilburns in Morley W Yorks |
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Jean Mayo
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Thanks, Wendy. I'll save this information for future reference, but everything on this side of the ocean says that John Sykes, b.c. 1857 in Golcar, was son of John Sykes and mother unknown. I do know that John Sykes, b.c. 1857 in Golcar, had an uncle named Benjamin Sykes, who was born in Honley in 1821-23, parents as yet unknown. He was in Dean House, Honley in the 1851 census, and in Saddleworth in the 1861 and 1871 census...he was deceased before the 1881 census. His nephew, John Sykes, b.c. 1857 in Golcar, s/o John Sykes, was in Saddleworth by the 1881 census and was there in 1891. By 1900 he was in Mossley when his wife, Isabella, died there, and in the 1901 census. In 1906 he took his children to New Bedford, MA., USA. I think the key to the father of John Sykes, b.c. 1857 in Golcar, is by tracing back his uncle, Benjamin Sykes in Honley. Thanks again for the information. I appreciate your kindness.
Jean Mayo
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