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Yorkshire (East Riding & York) / Re: John PRUDHAM 1807 - 1889
« on: Thursday 07 April 11 23:13 BST (UK) »
A few things found that may indicate this string of posts should relate to Yorkshire North.
1. I too located the death of Tamar PRUDOM in 1865, that being in Yorkshire North
2. Brother Mark is actually a half brother to John, I have discovered. After a brief stint in Canada with John, he was in the 1841, 1861 and 1871 English Census as Mark PRUDOM the later two in Bransdale which I believe is in North Yorkshire. Have also tracked a gravestone which I believe is his. Buried in St Nicholas, Bransdale as Mark PRUDHOM. Still no parentage for the three.
Tamar was older and was close to John after the death of their mother when he was about 4. Father remarried and had Mark.
1. I too located the death of Tamar PRUDOM in 1865, that being in Yorkshire North
2. Brother Mark is actually a half brother to John, I have discovered. After a brief stint in Canada with John, he was in the 1841, 1861 and 1871 English Census as Mark PRUDOM the later two in Bransdale which I believe is in North Yorkshire. Have also tracked a gravestone which I believe is his. Buried in St Nicholas, Bransdale as Mark PRUDHOM. Still no parentage for the three.
Tamar was older and was close to John after the death of their mother when he was about 4. Father remarried and had Mark.