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Evening,

I've recently been put in contact with a fellow Callear who connects to "my" tree via David Callear (b. ~1816)

I am trying to build that part ofthe tree but cannot find their location in 1851 & 1871 census'. The Callear surname is often appears in many forms (Callier, Calear, etc.) hence I thought a search guru may be able to weave some magic!!!

What I know.......

In 1841, David is living in Sedgley, Staffs with his wife Hannah (both 25) and two daughters Esther (6) and Mary (3). Ancestry has the surname transcribed as CalleN.

In 1861, David is living in Oldbury, Worcestershire. He's aged 46, Hannah 45 and they have a number of children: Betsy (18), William (15), George Ed (5), Alfred (5/12). Ancestry has the surname transcribed as Collear

David died in 1867, and Hannah and children can be found in the 1881 and later census records. Hannah is recorded at her son George's house in 1881.

Many thanks for reading and fingers-crossed!




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Hi,

My search skills on Ancest...uk are just not returning a match for these distant relatives:

  • Father: Henry Callear (b.~1862 Bloxwich, Staffs)
  • Mother: Caroline Callear (b. 1870 Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs) - shown as widowed in 1939
  • Son: James Abraham Callear Callear (b.~1897 Denaby Main, Yorks)
  • Son: Levi Abraham Callear (b.~1901 Denaby Main, Yorks) - living at 18, King Street, Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent in 1911
  • Son: Harry Callear (b.~1910 Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs)

It is often down to the surname being incorrectly transcribed but I've tried (and failed) using all sorts!

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Hi,

The Webster family (including Elizabeth - the sister of my gt-gt-grandfather) are shown as living at No 27 in the attached snippet from the 1939 register. Unfortunately, there is a piece of sellotape obscuring the obscuring dates of birth for Elizabeth and her husband William.

Can anyone modify the image to reveal?

Thanks for reading

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Hi,

I'm struggling to find the family of Harold Callear (b. 1890) in the 1939 England and Wales Register (using Ances*.com). I would expect them to be in the Rotherham/Rawmarsh area.

Can you help?

Harold Callear (b. 1890)
wife: Emily Callear (b. ~1897)
son: John Callear (b. 14/01/1922) - I would expect his name not to be shown
son: Betsy (b. 1924)
son: Roy (b. 16/04/1927)
daugther: Joyce (b. 17/01/1929)
son: Joseph (b. 19/03/1931)
daugther: Florence (b. 1934)
son: Geoffrey (b. 1937)
son: Harold (b. 1938)

An older sibling (Sylvia b. 4 Jun 1920) is living at Thorn Terrace in Bradford [no known prior association with Bradford]

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I have a classic case of someone hiding in plain sight. The twist is that I wasn't looking for them but would certainly now like to connect them!!

I have held a copy of a census records for a number of yours, as it features four ancestors of mine (see snippet)

Page Number   25
Piece/Folio   907/16
Registration Number   HO107


Whilst retracing my steps, I have only just spotted the inclusion of two Callears (Sarah & John) living in the next house!  :-[

Sarah's dob is circa 1779 (assumed to be widowed mother)
Thomas' dob is circa 1802

I cannot currently link them to my tree so I thought I would seek your help/guidance.

What else do I know?

In 1851, they are living in the same area with two x "grandson" (surname Timmis)

Page Number   18
Piece/Folio   1997 / 370
Registration Number   HO107

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Many years ago, I traced my Callear family tree back to a William Calliears* who married a Phillis Calliear** in Feb 4 1759? I am sure that I found a connection to a Robert [who would then be William's father] but can not find it amongst my paper records [I'm trying to thin them out]

Can you help to find parents/siblings for William Callear m. Feb 4 1759?

I ask as I am trying to connect my tree to another tree - the holder of which has managed to trace back to a Robert (b. 1715) who is known to have had three sons: William, John and Thomas.

* The spelling varies a lot.
** Interesting to know if Phillis was actually a Callear too!

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I have recently made contact with another Callear who is the grand-daughter of a John Callear who married Beatrice M Antell.

We are trying to find her connection to the Callear family tree that I have assembled. Unfortunately, she does not know much about her grandad. The most likely candidate on my tree is a John Callear who was born in 1922 (d. 1988) but without proof we cannot go further.

Can anyone help to prove or disprove this connection?

I have found living children of John on Facebook but have not been able to make contact with them.

FYI - Beatrice was born Parker then married a Leslie E Antell in 1941.

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I am currently researching a family member (named Gabriel Gallear - sometimes recorded as Callear) who according to the 1900 US census emigrated to the US in 1887; along with his family:

  • wife Caroline Ellen Gallear
  • daughter Elizabeth jones Gallear
  • daughter Sarah Florence Voilet Gallear
  • daughter Mildred E Gallear
  • daughter Mary Ann Gallear

A family member remembers his grandmother telling him that her mum (Lilllian Francis Alberta Webb (b. 1891) was named after the "Alberta" shipping company who transported Gabriel and family (along with a Levi [surname unknown]) to the US

Can anyone offer any advice/guidance as to how we can prove or disprove this? If there is a passenger list(?) then maybe it is possible to identify who Levi is/was as he would not appear to be a sibling of Gabriel.

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Evening!

Whilst researching the/my Callear family tree, I have come across this grave [see attachment] (on find a grave site). I've tried various sites, searching for the individuals shown but beyond this gravestone, I have not been able to find any records that match their deaths, marriage of parents, birth of son, etc.

Link: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/219680568/john-callear

Can someone point me in the right direction (please!)  ???

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