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Yes in Holderness on the 4th quarter of 1946. Volume 2A page 252. A note states The Spouses last name is Antell or Parker.

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Thanks Roots chatters, you have done the job, your replies have furnished me with the information to pin point the houses and a piece of land adjoining that was worked as part of a farm. Regards to you all, Oly.

My records show a George Benison the fifth child of Thomas and Catherine Benison in the Parish of Bentham - West Riding of Yorkshire. Thomas was the curate of Melling his son George is also officiating at a marriage service in 1784-5. This is the only George I can find in my records of the WR of Yorkshire in the 1700's. The Benisons are in this area back to the 1600's.

Children of Thomas and Catherine were John 1743, Elizabeth 1746, Catherine 1748, James 1750, George 1755, Catherine again 1757, Mary 1760, Then Jane daughter of Revd Mr Benson 24th May 1763.
If you are looking at someone born in 1750 what dates are your revolution, I am thinking 1775 to 1783 which does not quite fit with the George above, possible I suppose, if he went to America with the British army , we had a militia system a bit like conscription we were a troublesome lot what with France and Africa etc.. My 3 times gr grandfather was a driver of cattle if called, apparently they took their food on the hoof, he was called on once and went to York driving a herd, to the assembly point, where they were told it was a false alarm, a burning haystack was thought to have been a call to arms, signal beacon.     

Thanks, Yes Shorncliffe was the military hospital he was in from 12-11-18 to 3-1-19  its the initials CDD, 8CW etc. I am struggling with.