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I would be grateful if someone could look up SJ Hardwick on the 1851 Derbyshire census.

There is a possibility that SJ Hardwick aged 11 at Pc2147 F84 Sc38 is my gg grandad.  I know that there is no other Hardwick at the address.

His mother, Elizabeth Hardwick is not living with him so I am hoping that he is with other relatives I do not know about.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thankyou

Russell

Hello everyone,

I am researching the following names in WRY;

SCHOFIELD - Emley Park, Skelmanthorpe
Joseph Schofield married Sarah Gawthorp 1815 in High Hoyland, daughter Elizabeth (Betty) gave birth to Joe in 1850.  Joe was illegitimate and brought up by his grandparents after Betty died c 1856.  Joe was a farmer and carrier at Emley Park and married Elizabeth Booth from Emley Moor in 1871.

BOOTH - Emley Moor, Kirkburton
William Booth was born 1830 at Emley Moor.  He married Sarah and had a number of children including Elizabeth.  He was a farmer at Emley Moor and a coal miner.  In 1901 he was a widower living with his son William in Kirkburton.

CROWTHER - Heckmondwike, Batley
Thomas Crowther was born c 1842 in Batley or Heckmondwike and died c 1885 in Heckmondwike.  He married Harriet France who was born 1845 in Heckmondwike, the illegitimate daughter of Hannah France/Naylor.  They lived on High Street and had a number of children including Eliza Ann b 1881 in Heckmondwike.

FRANCE - Heckmondwike, Birstall
Hannah France b c 1820 in Birstall had children including Harriet and Ben.  She later married a Thomas Naylor.

DOUGLAS - Thornhill, Wakefield, Stanley
James Douglas was born c 1843 in Thornhill.  He lived on Westgate Common, Wakefield with parents William and Martha.  He married Elizabeth Ann Shaw in 1864.  Elizabeth, b 1845 was the daughter of James and Mary.  They lived in Stanley after they were married. James committed a crime of some sort c 1880 and was found in HM Prison, Borstall on the 1881 census, never returning to live with his family.  One of their daughters Martha Elizabeth, married John Joseph Hardwick in 1894

SHAW - Chatham, Huddersfield, Wakefield
John Shaw married Sarah Charlton at Chatham, Kent in 1814.  They had a number of children and relocated to WRY.  One of their sons, James married Mary and eventually settled at Westgate in Wakefield.  Their daughter Elizabeth Ann, married James Douglas in 1864

HARDWICK - Ashover, East Ardsley, Outwood
Joseph Hardwick was born in 1839 at Northedge near Ashover in Derbyshire.  He was the illegitimate son of Elizabeth Hardwick.  He married Elizabeth Wragg who was born in 1845 at Shirebrook, Derbyshire.  They moved via Mansfield Woodhouse to East Ardsley where they had a number of children including John Joseph, b 1875.  John Joseph married Martha Elizabeth Douglas in 1894 and they moved to Outwood.  Ethel was one of their children born in 1898.  They later relocated to County Durham.

If anyone has any info that they think might help me or if I can help you follow similar lines of enquiry, please get in touch.

Russell

I have researched and collected a large amount of info on the Ords of Durham and Yorkshire. Names married into the family;

Wharton, Moody, Summerson, Dee, Paxton, Robson, Lonsdale, Bewick, Scratcher, Bell, Winship, Judd, Davison, Wood, Reay, Storey, Wilkinson, Haddick, Moore, Clements, Goodchild, Yourer, Bodina, Carter, Trotter, Nicholson, Gracey, McNair, Short, Crosby, Reed, Dumbling, Johnson, Strong, Brown, Patterson, Pattinson, Ramsey, Baxter, Parker, Hinds, Hardwick, Smith, Harrison, Wolsey, Yorke, Skidmore, Urry, Bennett, Parkinson and Hall

I have contacted and been contacted by many distant cousins but not one that is still an Ord!!

If you would like any Ord help, please contact me and I will try my best for you.