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Lancashire / Samuel Adams,died on board 'Brig Nellie" St Georges Dock, Liverpool
« on: Wednesday 26 March 08 16:26 GMT (UK)  »
My Grt Grandfather x2 died on board the Brig Nellie, St Georges Dock, Liverpool.He died from natural causes  ( coroners report on death cert )and  was taken to the "dead house "  I would like to find out more about Samuels seafaring life and if it is possible to find out more about the Brig Nellie.
Can someone look up newspapers for Liverpoool please if that is possible? It would be the Echo or Mercury for 18 March 1876. I would like to know if there is a mention of his death or if in the shipping section Brig Nellie is mentioned in port at that time or any other.
I am working and have limited time to go and look this up myself, so would appriciate any help !

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Cumberland / The elusive David Graham form Workington!
« on: Friday 07 March 08 19:51 GMT (UK)  »
My cousin and I are at a brickwall  researching,with our ancestor, David Graham Born 1793,probably of Workington,Cumberland, or in that area.
He married Mary Sharp at St Michaels Church Workington 24 Dec 1818.  The record says 'of Workington' I can not find him in I.G.I. HELP! please.  ::)         

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Cumberland / Hodgson grave in St Michaels Workington
« on: Monday 25 February 08 19:31 GMT (UK)  »
I visited St Michaels Church Workington,to try and trace my ancestors,Hodgsons and Grahams. Jane Hodgson  b.1823 & John Graham b.1820 were christened and married there .
Janes father Joseph Hodgson was born 1879 Workington.
I found a headstone of the Hodgson family,with all the family names that went on down the generations. I am sure this must be some of my ancestors.
The inscription is briefly... Martha the wife of ? Hodgson of Ron or Rom ( Does anyone know of Ron or Rom ?) who died Jan 19 1762 aged 23 yrs. The stone also mentions a Joseph and Mary Hodgson who's 2 children were buried there. Help needed PLEASE!

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Cumberland / Hodgson's & Grahams from Workington
« on: Friday 21 September 07 20:27 BST (UK)  »
My grt grandmother Jane Graham nee Hodgson was born in Workington 1823  I have her baptism entry St Michaels church Workington . Her father was Joseph and her mother Martha.
Josephs occupation was listed as a Waller,can anyone tell me what this was ? Perhaps a dry stone wall builder ?

On a recent trip to the Lakes I visited St Michaels Church, Workington.In the church grounds I found a gravestone of some Hogdson family members,their christian names are the same as Jane's family that I have on 1841 census,( but of about 2 generations previous ) so as names are handed down generations,they could be my ancestors ? Joseph, Mary who died 1777 and  Elizabeth  Help needed please to find any links !

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Antrim / Adams Family History
« on: Friday 03 August 07 19:14 BST (UK)  »
Can anyone help me to trace the baptism's of Hugh Adams or Henry Adams ( cousins ) born in the Belfast area about 1800-1810 . I don't know how to find this information, in Ireland,so any help appriciated. Also trying to find their marriage records,I dont know of either of their wifes names. A hopeless task ?
Hugh had a son Samuel b.1827 and daughter Mary b.1832 Belfast
.Henry had a daughter Jane b.1828 and son James b. abt 1830.
                                     Joy. (Jsearch )

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Lancashire / Brig Nellie in St George's Dock LIVERPOOL
« on: Sunday 20 May 07 19:47 BST (UK)  »
 PLEASE, can anyone help me, I would be interested  to find out more about the brig that my Grt, grt grandfather served on as 2nd Mate and to also find out more about his life as a mariner and the places he visited.
His name was Samuel Adams, he was found dead on board the Brig Nellie 18 Mar 1876 St Georges Dock, Liverpool. He died of natural causes and was taken to "The Dead House " Liverpool !!
I dont know where to start to find out about his seafaring life.Can someone put me on the correct path.

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Lancashire / Hannah Stubbs of Lancaster, a hard working lady
« on: Friday 13 April 07 14:12 BST (UK)  »
Hannah Stubbs was born in Lancaster in 1797. She married William Jackson who was born in 1796. The couple married on the 8th Nov 1823 at St Marys Lancaster. Their children were Hannah b.1828 Lancaster,Thomas, Ellen,Mary, Jane,Willliam, and Issac. The family lived in Castle Hill, Lancaster.
Williams occupation was a shoemaker, Hannah was a nurse. In 1851 she was by now a widow,bringing up her family and also working as a nurse. In 1861 Hannah,with children grown up, was still working as an Nurse / Domestic living with the Stringley family in Lancaster.
Her daughter Hannah, married William Lynch,a mariner on 24 November 1849 at St Marys Lancaster.the couple moved to Liverpool.
Can anyone help me please with my research ? I would be interested  to find out if Hannah (nee Stubbs ) was buried in St Mary's Lancaster,also whom her parents were if anyone can look up Baptism records at St Mary"s or tell me how I can access them.

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Lancashire / Adams family from Liverpool
« on: Sunday 01 April 07 19:47 BST (UK)  »
 The Adams family originated from Ireland. Samuel Adams was born 1827 in Ireland. He married Jane, who"s maiden name was also Adams. at the Presbyterian Church May St Belfast 1849 Sams father was Hugh Adams and Janes was Henry Adams,we think they were brothers.
The family came over from Ireland in the 1860s. Their children were Hugh Henry,Margaret,Jane, Mary,Agnes and Sarah Ann. 
Samuel died on board the Brig Nellie in St Georges Dock , Liverpool 9 March 1876.
Hugh Henry became a known  and respected independant Methodist minister,preaching at the Hill O Zion,Cochrane St church,Everton.  The church is still standing today, but not used for methodist service now.
I would like to research the family back further and to know more about Sams life as a mariner and where he visited on the Brig Nellie or indeed more information about the ship would be of great interest to us.
 Any help or ideas for reseach would be appriciated.

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Antrim / Samuel Adams born 1827 BELFAST
« on: Sunday 01 April 07 18:08 BST (UK)  »
 Samuel was born in Ireland in 1827 probably in Belfast.He married Jane ,whos maiden name was also Adams, at the Presbyterian Church May St 14 March 1849.
Their children were-Hugh Henry,b.1882 in Belfast,Margaret, Jane, Mary,Agnes,and Sarah Ann. The family moved to Liverpool in 1860s
Samuels father was Hugh Adams born in Ireland, Janes father was Henry Adams. We think the 2 families were linked and Sam and Jane were cousins.
I would like to research the family back further in Ireland and would appriciate any help with our research.

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