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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Brameld Family - South Yorkshire
« on: Saturday 21 October 23 18:11 BST (UK)  »
Thanks. The surname spelling is definitely causing me issues. I have Mother and Father having 7 kids with 5 different spellings on the name, and not even just by a letter e.g. Bramald vs Bramhall

I'll see if I can find a link with the info I have

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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Brameld Family - South Yorkshire
« on: Saturday 21 October 23 08:14 BST (UK)  »
That Thomas who married Jane is part of the family that owned Rockingham Pottery. His brother John Wager Brameld also had children in London, Chelsea.

Thomas did have a son called Henry Edward Brameld in 1819, so close to the date I'm looking for, but that one became a physician  and moved north.

Again, it just feels like they are linked. The name Henry didn't appear from early 1700 right through to the 1800's, then there were two in 1818 and 1823

The newspapers might be a good suggestion. My own line comes from the George Dodson and Sarah Brameld marriage

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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Brameld Family - South Yorkshire
« on: Friday 20 October 23 15:33 BST (UK)  »
Just this second had the email to say they've got it  :o

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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Brameld Family - South Yorkshire
« on: Friday 20 October 23 14:45 BST (UK)  »
It still has the tracking to what stage it is at. It's been 2 weeks and it's still not showing as received. My wife sent one to myheritage in America and they've already booked that one in

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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Brameld Family - South Yorkshire
« on: Friday 20 October 23 14:02 BST (UK)  »
I have one on it's way to Ancestry, but seems to be taking ages. Wonder if has been lost in transit.

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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Brameld Family - South Yorkshire
« on: Friday 20 October 23 13:38 BST (UK)  »
The records are generally pretty good for Rawmarsh and Wath. I've built myself a bit of a spreadsheet to see if I can tie it together.

The John Brameld that I spoke about that is a shoemaker, had three children, George (1765), John (1767) and Rebecca (1770). No mother is given, but there is a death record for a Rebecca, wife of John, Shoemaker in 1774.

In 1775 there is a marriage between John Brameld and Gertrude Wright (a later death record in  Mar 1782 shows Gertrude as wife of John, Shoemaker).
I cannot find any record of births to those two but there are 3 interesting burials that I don't have birth records for
Thomas buried Oct 1774 (father John, Shoemaker)
Isaac buried Jan 1786 (father John, Shoemaker)
Jacob buried Apr 1786 (father John, Shoemaker)

It may not be the same John, but a third marriage shows in Jun 1782 to Hannah Barrow.

With the 3 burials seemingly not being in the birth records, I'd assume that Abraham in 1779 was their sibling and that for whatever reason, they are in the non conformist records, which is why I can't find his birth either. His occupation as a shoemaker, along with Henry his apprentice, surely means they are linked to John!?

 

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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Brameld Family - South Yorkshire
« on: Friday 20 October 23 10:09 BST (UK)  »
Thanks. There's a few there that I did not have, for the early births.
It seems that the Bramelds and the Wilsons were linked through their occupation/trade.

There are so many Bramelds in Rawmarsh, Swinton and Wath Upon Dearne from either side of Henry's birth, it's like his staffordshire birth is an anomaly.

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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Brameld Family - South Yorkshire
« on: Friday 20 October 23 08:21 BST (UK)  »
Might explain why I can't find many records of Bramelds at all from that time, not just Henry.

I'll see what I can find

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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Brameld Family - South Yorkshire
« on: Friday 20 October 23 08:03 BST (UK)  »
That would make sense. I had seen the aunt living with him when I first found him, but it had slipped my mind as I didn't know who she was.

That would make Thomas and Abraham brothers. It does have a 'Y' at the side of Henry to say that he was born in that county (Yorkshire), but there must be a reason why he says Staffordshire on every other census.

Gut feel is that they are linked to John Brameld (shoemaker) who was having children in Rawmarsh in the 1760's. I've been through the parish records though and can't see an Abraham.

If I can tie them to John, I may also be able to tie them to the pottery.

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