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I am gobsmacked.And how have they verified this?? Don't know what they think they are doing, unless they are now being sponsored by some really dodgy political group.This is my search result for a quaker burial/death;

Name; Jennet Wilson
Gender; ( I think they mean sex) Female
 Race; ( do they mean colour of skin?) White
Age; 60
 Birthdate; ( I presume they mean birth year approximate) 1718
Deathdate; 6 Sep 1778

Hello,
Is anyone going to Lincoln Archives and able to do a quick look-up for me?

I am looking for a baptism of James Tuxworth in about 1834. He should be the bastard son of a Mary Tuxworth, and, I am hoping he's in Waddingworth PRs. -I've searched for years for him around Louth, and Legbourne where he said he was born. But also in parishes elsewhere where I believe his mother had connections. Just found a criminal record for him which states pob as WADDINGWORTH, which is great, but the PRs are not online.

Help, very gratefully received and will reimburse expenses if a copy can be got of anything useful....

Thank-you so much.

Sally

Dear All,
I've probably posted on Sarah Glossop before, forgive me, but I am at my wits end! I'm hoping that someone would be kind enough to look at this and tell me if I am an idiot.

my 4x great Grandparents- Sarah Glossop, spinster, and William Thompson, widower married Sheffield St Peter's both OTP, 3 jan 1791.
I've long since given up on Wm, -too common a name really, and the only info I have is he was desc as a Schoolmaster at bapt of twin daus, 1792, and son 1795.
So, concentrating on Sarah I am flummoxed.- assuming ( big one) she was born in Sheffield area, there are loads to look at. The clue- am I right in thinking?- should be the witnesses to her marriage. These were a David Glossop and an Ann Birkinshaw.
As far as I can see there are 2 David Glossops as adults in the records at this date- one son of Stephen who was apprenticed years earlier as a cutler- the other a Game keeper/farmer, son of an Abraham, Farmer at Ecclesall. This David married a Sarah, but did not seem to have a dau Sarah, but he did have a sister called Sarah b c 1754- a good "fit" for dates. As for Ann Birkinshaw- there are severall, but also an Ann Glossop who married a Joseph Birkinshaw of Button Hill , Ecclesall.
So I've made a flying leap at my Sarah being from Ecclesall, dau of Abraham, sister of David. And MAYBE Ann was Hannah daughter of David son of Abraham.
Trouble is there are loads of possibilities, so, I would really welcome some help here!!

Forgive me if this has been answered before- but I can't find anything!

I need to get MI transcriptions for Ecclesall and St Peter's Sheffield, but as the Sheffield record office is closed untill September, would like to buy copies. Does any one know whether these are published, by whom, and where I can et them? I can't find anything on Genfair etc.

Thank-you to anyone who can help!

Sally