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My family, surname Barwick, were from Dalton, near Gayles in Yorkshire North Riding.
I can’t seem to find the Catholic christening records for this area for the time period 1690 to 1730.
They were definitely catholic, as we have family documents from that time period that state this.
Would the records be held in North Riding somewhere?

Hi, I was wondering if anyone could help me. I’ve found a potential ancestor, John Gilbert. Baptised daughter April 1816 in Chichester Sussex. Mother - Elizabeth. Noted as living at Chichester Barracks at the time in the 14th Regiment of foot 3rd battalion.
Does anyone know if I can find out John Gilbert’s Birth place and date? I’m not sure if he was from Sussex, apologies if I’ve posted in the wrong group. Tia.

Hi, I’m hoping someone may be able to help me find the birth and death record of my 5th GG, Mary Eskilson nee. Lane.

Mary Lane was born around 1776, but I haven’t found her birth record yet.
In 1800 she married my 5th GG Andres Eskilson at St George’s in the East Church in London.
Andres (born around 1780 in Sweden), was imprisoned at Newgate for 4 days as a Debtor in 1803.
In 1804 he was prest by the Navy, and joined the ship HMS Temeraire and fought in the Battle of Trafalger, as an ordinary Seaman.
In 1807 he was discharged from the British Navy, as he was Swedish, and there was a conflict of interest at the time as there were political changes between England and the Baltic states.
He returned home to Mary, as in 1809 Andres and Mary had a daughter Jane Eskilson on 14/10/1809. On 21/10/1809 Jane was baptised at Whitechapel, Stepney, London.
Then on 29/05/1815 they had a son Andrew Eskilson. Who was baptised on 29/03/1818 at St George’s in the East Church London.
In 1823, Mary Eskilson applied for her son Andrew to go to Greenwich Hospital School in London. As he was the son of a

I discovered that my 4th Great Grandfather, Andrew Eskilson, may have attended Greenwich Hospital School from 1828. His father, A Swedish sailor, also called Andrew Eskilson, served in the Napoleonic wars. Which is how he earned a place at the school.
Please could you advise where I can possibly find records of his time at the school?
I have obtained copies of the admissions papers from the National Archives. But I am trying to find out more about him. As he didn’t become a Naval serviceman, and instead spent his entire life moving up and down England as a sail maker and comb maker. Settling for no longer than a year in each place, before moving on. And never moved back to London. 
Any advice you could give would be gratefully received.