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Lincolnshire / Re: MALTBY HANGING IN LINCOLNSHIRE
« on: Saturday 22 April 17 19:05 BST (UK) »
Was his name Maltby as there is a Lincolnshire village called Maltby.... just wondered if there was some confusion somewhere.
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WW1 In Memoriam / Re: 1st Nov 1914 Pte John Reynolds 6021 and his brother Arthur 1st Lincolnshire Regt
« on: Sunday 05 February 17 17:11 GMT (UK) »
Fantastic story, fantastic poem and fantastic windows - all had me blubbing x
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Yorkshire (East Riding & York) / Re: Parrotts of patrington/patrington haven
« on: Tuesday 07 October 14 17:31 BST (UK) »
Hi Guys
I'm off to Patrington on Saturday (only live 20 miles away)my gran wants to have a a look at the old place its been a while since shes been so wants to visit some old haunts. does anybody want any photos/info on anything in particular? Im happy to oblige.
I'm off to Patrington on Saturday (only live 20 miles away)my gran wants to have a a look at the old place its been a while since shes been so wants to visit some old haunts. does anybody want any photos/info on anything in particular? Im happy to oblige.
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Lincolnshire / May / Tuplin Kirton in Lindsey
« on: Tuesday 25 February 14 19:25 GMT (UK) »
Hey there peeps,
I was wondering if anyone has any info on the May family from Kirton. Richard and Ann (Parish) May had 3 children Sarah Ann , Eliza (1850) and Richard. Now, in the 1971 census there was a little Eliza(1867) living with her grandma and granddad (Richard and Ann) and gave nothing on her parentage so Im guessing one of the two 'aunties' was her mum.... anyway, lots of flicking over Kirton Parish records (Lincs to the past
) and I find little Eliza's bap record 29th Dec 1867 ( http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/RecordDisplayTranscript.aspx?oid=547433&iid=406428 )stating Eliza as her mother.
Sadly, I Eliza died at 17 probably after giving birth to Eliza or maybe complications after the birth. She was was buried 3 months before Eliza's baptism on 17 Sept 1867 aged just 17 ( http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/RecordDisplayTranscript.aspx?oid=512325&iid=406941 ) Bless x
Little Eliza went on to grow up and marry a William Tuplin. The last name May is a family middle name now and I like to think its in honour of my great great great grandma Eliza x
I was wondering if anyone has any info on the May family from Kirton. Richard and Ann (Parish) May had 3 children Sarah Ann , Eliza (1850) and Richard. Now, in the 1971 census there was a little Eliza(1867) living with her grandma and granddad (Richard and Ann) and gave nothing on her parentage so Im guessing one of the two 'aunties' was her mum.... anyway, lots of flicking over Kirton Parish records (Lincs to the past
) and I find little Eliza's bap record 29th Dec 1867 ( http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/RecordDisplayTranscript.aspx?oid=547433&iid=406428 )stating Eliza as her mother. Sadly, I Eliza died at 17 probably after giving birth to Eliza or maybe complications after the birth. She was was buried 3 months before Eliza's baptism on 17 Sept 1867 aged just 17 ( http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/RecordDisplayTranscript.aspx?oid=512325&iid=406941 ) Bless x
Little Eliza went on to grow up and marry a William Tuplin. The last name May is a family middle name now and I like to think its in honour of my great great great grandma Eliza x
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Lincolnshire / Re: Tyson Family
« on: Monday 24 February 14 21:09 GMT (UK) »
Hi there I got Tysons in my family. My fourth great granddad was Gilbert Tyson 1810-1885 and was born in Cuxwold Lincolnshire he married Charlotte Smith 
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Lincolnshire Completed Look up Requests / Re: All Hallows church *COMPLETED*
« on: Monday 24 February 14 20:46 GMT (UK) »
Hi there brianz when the weather get warmer ill take a look for you in clixby graveyard its very old and overgrown so best rooting in summer..its a cute (in the daytime) tiny very very old church and is open to the public when we drive past at night I don't look at it as its soo eerie .
Rach x
Rach x
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Yorkshire (East Riding & York) / Re: Parrotts of patrington/patrington haven
« on: Monday 24 February 14 20:08 GMT (UK) »
I too have William Parrot and a Elizabeth Crumpt also have Williams Dad and mum Robert Parrot 1706-1770 and a Eliza Hart 1710-1759. Robert is my 7th great grandfather.
Rach x
Rach x
Hi,As it is raining in sunny OZ, I have borrowed my sons laptop,Sootybear,you have William Parrot and Elizabeth Crumpt, I have Elizabeth Crump.
James Parrot lost his fishing smack in the great storm of 1883.
Brian Bielby and Sarah, my2x gt grandparents both died in Charterhouse 1909 &1912.
smike968,ihave more on the But as i am in OZ, do not have my tree or notes at hand,unless my son can find the back up disk I gave him.
Ihave William Parrot 1735 on Howden.
Best Wishes Clive
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Yorkshire (East Riding & York) / Re: Parrotts of patrington/patrington haven
« on: Sunday 17 March 13 14:58 GMT (UK) »
Hi there guys,
Just been sorting out my family history and just found out that i too descend from Parrotts through Ann Parrott (1807), she is my 4th great grandmother who married a John Langdale (1804). My gran who is 83 lived in sunk Island for many years, her name is Phyliss Freeman (dad Williams Freeman and mother Mary E Langdale) and has two brothers.... Dick who lived at sunk for many years and a sister Alice and another brother whos name escapes me at the moment. They had moved to Sunk when she was about 4 ....before then she lived in Keyingham on a farm with her grandparents James brooks Langdale and Mary Langdale (the grandkids called her muddy as they counldnt pronounce grandma ) . when her grandparents left the farm they moved into a house called Hallowdene which still stands today.
My gran remembers the Parrotts and was suprised she was descended from them .....shes remembers them selling their fish on bycyles....the fish in bags (bassys) where tied onto the handle bars. My gran also remembers the Rank family too as her dad worked for them or alongside them.
When they moed to Sunk they rented a house from a Mr. Todd whom my great grandfather worked for.
Im 43 and i can remeber going to Sunk and collecting rock samper from the edges for my gran to pickle !!! hated the stuff but we ate it because it was good for you .
Please if any of you want to ask any questions about sunk island and its poeple please just ask ill pass on to me gran she'd be more then happy to help.
Thanks Rach
Just been sorting out my family history and just found out that i too descend from Parrotts through Ann Parrott (1807), she is my 4th great grandmother who married a John Langdale (1804). My gran who is 83 lived in sunk Island for many years, her name is Phyliss Freeman (dad Williams Freeman and mother Mary E Langdale) and has two brothers.... Dick who lived at sunk for many years and a sister Alice and another brother whos name escapes me at the moment. They had moved to Sunk when she was about 4 ....before then she lived in Keyingham on a farm with her grandparents James brooks Langdale and Mary Langdale (the grandkids called her muddy as they counldnt pronounce grandma ) . when her grandparents left the farm they moved into a house called Hallowdene which still stands today.
My gran remembers the Parrotts and was suprised she was descended from them .....shes remembers them selling their fish on bycyles....the fish in bags (bassys) where tied onto the handle bars. My gran also remembers the Rank family too as her dad worked for them or alongside them.
When they moed to Sunk they rented a house from a Mr. Todd whom my great grandfather worked for.
Im 43 and i can remeber going to Sunk and collecting rock samper from the edges for my gran to pickle !!! hated the stuff but we ate it because it was good for you .
Please if any of you want to ask any questions about sunk island and its poeple please just ask ill pass on to me gran she'd be more then happy to help.
Thanks Rach
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