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Yorkshire (North Riding) / Re: Robinsons in Ugglebarnby
« on: Friday 08 April 16 09:18 BST (UK) »
Thank you so much for all the information! Maggie
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Yorkshire (North Riding) / Re: Robinsons in Ugglebarnby
« on: Thursday 07 April 16 23:47 BST (UK) »
Yes that seems a possibility, but not yet found any likely marriage. Think I still need the names of older sons for Robert , as searches for a Robinson marrying a Hannah have so far been fruitless!
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Yorkshire (North Riding) / Robinsons in Ugglebarnby
« on: Wednesday 06 April 16 16:25 BST (UK) »
The 1851 census shows Susannah, unmarried, aged 20, living with her father Robert Robinson, and sister-in-law Hannah aged 30, (Hannah was already a widow with a 2 year old daughter). Her father Robert is 67 years old and was born in Ugglebarnby. This gives him a birth date around 1784, and Susannah a birth date around 1831. Robert was a stonemason.
Despite lots of searching,
*I have failed to find birth or baptisms for Susannah's 2 brothers, Robert b. 1829 and William b. 1834, (dates from census).
* I have yet to find which older Robinson son, the widowed Hannah had married. Hannah was born in Newcastle area, and her dead husband was a seaman. As her child, Ann Elizabeth, was born about 1849, presumably she was widowed between 1848 and the 1851 census.
* I have a possible marriage for the father, There is a record of marriage banns in April 1810, in the parish of Sneaton, for a Robert Robinson and a Sarah Ezart. They married on April 30th. If this is a correct marriage for Robert snr., there could be many undiscovered children!
Any help with above queries gratefully received!
Maggie
Despite lots of searching,
*I have failed to find birth or baptisms for Susannah's 2 brothers, Robert b. 1829 and William b. 1834, (dates from census).
* I have yet to find which older Robinson son, the widowed Hannah had married. Hannah was born in Newcastle area, and her dead husband was a seaman. As her child, Ann Elizabeth, was born about 1849, presumably she was widowed between 1848 and the 1851 census.
* I have a possible marriage for the father, There is a record of marriage banns in April 1810, in the parish of Sneaton, for a Robert Robinson and a Sarah Ezart. They married on April 30th. If this is a correct marriage for Robert snr., there could be many undiscovered children!
Any help with above queries gratefully received!
Maggie
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Surrey / Re: BIDE, Farnham
« on: Sunday 23 August 15 00:06 BST (UK) »
Many thanks Suz, those findings looks like a good match to what we have found so far. Maggie
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Surrey / Re: BIDE, Farnham
« on: Saturday 22 August 15 15:01 BST (UK) »
Thanks Carole, it seems Elizabeth had 11 children between 1809 and 1829! My great great grandmother Hannah seems to be the youngest, unless there are more to discover!
Thanks Suz for the BMD & census info. Richard's death in 1850 ties in with the family missing in the 1851 census. The 1851 census, if it is the same Elizabeth,opens more questions...who did their son,Richard, marry and when was he widowed?
Now on to see if James & Mary had other children, and find their marriage!
Best wishes, Maggie
Thanks Suz for the BMD & census info. Richard's death in 1850 ties in with the family missing in the 1851 census. The 1851 census, if it is the same Elizabeth,opens more questions...who did their son,Richard, marry and when was he widowed?
Now on to see if James & Mary had other children, and find their marriage!
Best wishes, Maggie
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Surrey / BIDE, Farnham
« on: Friday 21 August 15 23:07 BST (UK) »
Is there anyone researching the Bide name in Surrey?
I am trying to trace parents and grandparents of Hannah BIDE of Farnham b. Feb.1829.
I have Hannah aged 12 in 1841, with 2 brothers Stephen and Samuel, and their parents Richard & Elizabeth (both 50yr).
Has anyone traced a Richard & Elizabeth Bide both born approx. late 1780s to mid 1790s?
Many thanks, Maggie
I am trying to trace parents and grandparents of Hannah BIDE of Farnham b. Feb.1829.
I have Hannah aged 12 in 1841, with 2 brothers Stephen and Samuel, and their parents Richard & Elizabeth (both 50yr).
Has anyone traced a Richard & Elizabeth Bide both born approx. late 1780s to mid 1790s?
Many thanks, Maggie
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Lancashire / Re: Missing WEEDEN family in 1891.
« on: Monday 26 May 14 23:49 BST (UK) »
Thanks Gardener,Annie was registered in Pendleton in 1892, but I don't have her birth certificate, and cannot find the family anywhere in the 1891 census.
Maggie
Maggie
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Lancashire / Re: Missing WEEDEN family in 1891.
« on: Monday 26 May 14 20:34 BST (UK) »
I think it is probable- I have him as marrying either an Elizabeth Turner or Elizabeth Williams, from BMD records, but did not have the father's name. George Weeden, carrier, fits perfectly.( I didn't know the Linfoot middle name for Harry either- I wonder where that name comes from? Harry's mother's maiden name was Shepherd. It might be Elizabeth's mothers maiden name?).
Many thanks, Maggie.
Many thanks, Maggie.
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Lancashire / Missing WEEDEN family in 1891.
« on: Monday 26 May 14 19:04 BST (UK) »
Can anyone find my missing family in 1891?
I can follow them through all the census records except 1891.
They have always been in Pendleton, Salford and the family is-(ages as they would be in 1891)
George WEEDEN,42, b. Lancs. Occupation, Carter.
wife Elizabeth 30, b. Nottingham
Children (all b. Pendleton)
Harry, 16
Fred, 14
Ethel, 12
George, 10
Mary, 8
Wilfred, 5
Many thanks, Maggie
I can follow them through all the census records except 1891.
They have always been in Pendleton, Salford and the family is-(ages as they would be in 1891)
George WEEDEN,42, b. Lancs. Occupation, Carter.
wife Elizabeth 30, b. Nottingham
Children (all b. Pendleton)
Harry, 16
Fred, 14
Ethel, 12
George, 10
Mary, 8
Wilfred, 5
Many thanks, Maggie