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Cambridgeshire / Re: Thomas Cautley Newby Marriage
« on: Tuesday 03 September 19 22:35 BST (UK) »
Ok - many thanks Pennines 
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Cambridgeshire / Re: Thomas Cautley Newby Marriage
« on: Tuesday 03 September 19 19:56 BST (UK) »
Very many thanks Emeltom and Pennines - that's great !
With best wishes,
WC
With best wishes,
WC
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Cambridgeshire / Thomas Cautley Newby Marriage
« on: Tuesday 03 September 19 16:22 BST (UK) »
Hi,
I am trying to find a marriage record for Thomas Cautley Newby, 'scamp' of a publisher to Emily and Anne Bronte.
It is possible he was married to Ann Elizabeth nee Craig - the dates of birth of their several children indicate that the marriage may have taken place c.1820/21.
Thomas was brought up in Cambridge, but the marriage may have taken place elsewhere.
I have trawled Ancestry and IGI without success.
Many thanks for any help
WC
I am trying to find a marriage record for Thomas Cautley Newby, 'scamp' of a publisher to Emily and Anne Bronte.
It is possible he was married to Ann Elizabeth nee Craig - the dates of birth of their several children indicate that the marriage may have taken place c.1820/21.
Thomas was brought up in Cambridge, but the marriage may have taken place elsewhere.
I have trawled Ancestry and IGI without success.
Many thanks for any help
WC
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Lancashire / Re: Welsh Baptist Chapel, Upper Brook Street Manchester
« on: Saturday 29 December 18 14:06 GMT (UK) »
Hi,
It seems that the remains from the Upper Brook Street vaults were indeed removed in 2015 to the Prestwold Natural Burial Ground, east of Loughborough in Leicestershire.
Regards
WC
It seems that the remains from the Upper Brook Street vaults were indeed removed in 2015 to the Prestwold Natural Burial Ground, east of Loughborough in Leicestershire.
Regards
WC
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Lancashire / Re: Welsh Baptist Chapel, Upper Brook Street Manchester
« on: Friday 28 December 18 19:59 GMT (UK) »
Hi Everyone,
Just briefly resurrecting this old thread ... would anyone know the location of the Prestwold burial ground mentioned above?
There is a Prestwold natural burial site in Leicestershire, but that seems a long way from Manchester?
With many thanks,
WC
Just briefly resurrecting this old thread ... would anyone know the location of the Prestwold burial ground mentioned above?
There is a Prestwold natural burial site in Leicestershire, but that seems a long way from Manchester?
With many thanks,
WC
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Lancashire / Re: Welsh Baptist Chapel, Upper Brook Street Manchester
« on: Saturday 01 April 17 17:32 BST (UK) »
Hi Beannie
If you have them, please would you be able to send me photos of the entries for ...
Jane Wellbank 1852
Janetta Bishop Mitchell, Thomas Mitchell 1859, Edward Mitchell 1862
Rev. William Turner 1859, Anne Turner 1850
Many thanks
WC
If you have them, please would you be able to send me photos of the entries for ...
Jane Wellbank 1852
Janetta Bishop Mitchell, Thomas Mitchell 1859, Edward Mitchell 1862
Rev. William Turner 1859, Anne Turner 1850
Many thanks
WC
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Derbyshire / Re: Ann Catherine Gamble
« on: Wednesday 02 December 15 18:34 GMT (UK) »
Hi K86,
Have done a bit more digging today :
The Parents:
1) Samuel Street b.1842 Wirksworth, d.1888 age 46 Sheffield 9c 345.
2) Ann Catherine 'Kate' Gamble/Street - cannot find a death record. May have remarried? More likely that Kate also died, as the family breaks up by 1891...
The Children:
3) Polly Street b.1869 Sheffield, d.1887 age 18 Sheffield 9c 329.
4) James William Street b.1871 Sheffield (miner) is on his own in a lodging house in Trinity St in 1891. (He was either renamed or the enumerator gave him the wrong name of Fredk Wm in 1871).
James married Martha Annie Bellamy in 1891 and they had at least 5 children - Annie, Polly,Samuel, Alice, Lily. They lived Carlisle St.
5) Emma Elizabeth Street/Haycock b.1861 Wirksworth. We have her in 1881 and 1901, but no sign in 1891 and 1911. There is a death record for Emma Haycock d.1921 age 60 Eccleshall Bierlow 9c 430, which looks sensible.
Emma and Samuel:
We never see Emma and Samuel Haycock together. They are apart in 1881, as we saw above.
Samuel is a spring knife cutter, which tallies with the Samuel Haycock in Hollis Croft in 1891, and his subsequent appearances in 1901 (boarder, Matthew St.) and 1911 (boarder Tenter St). The 'other wife' - Sarah A. Haycock (plus two children) - in 1881 is a complete mystery !
Best wishes
WC
Have done a bit more digging today :
The Parents:
1) Samuel Street b.1842 Wirksworth, d.1888 age 46 Sheffield 9c 345.
2) Ann Catherine 'Kate' Gamble/Street - cannot find a death record. May have remarried? More likely that Kate also died, as the family breaks up by 1891...
The Children:
3) Polly Street b.1869 Sheffield, d.1887 age 18 Sheffield 9c 329.
4) James William Street b.1871 Sheffield (miner) is on his own in a lodging house in Trinity St in 1891. (He was either renamed or the enumerator gave him the wrong name of Fredk Wm in 1871).
James married Martha Annie Bellamy in 1891 and they had at least 5 children - Annie, Polly,Samuel, Alice, Lily. They lived Carlisle St.
5) Emma Elizabeth Street/Haycock b.1861 Wirksworth. We have her in 1881 and 1901, but no sign in 1891 and 1911. There is a death record for Emma Haycock d.1921 age 60 Eccleshall Bierlow 9c 430, which looks sensible.
Emma and Samuel:
We never see Emma and Samuel Haycock together. They are apart in 1881, as we saw above.
Samuel is a spring knife cutter, which tallies with the Samuel Haycock in Hollis Croft in 1891, and his subsequent appearances in 1901 (boarder, Matthew St.) and 1911 (boarder Tenter St). The 'other wife' - Sarah A. Haycock (plus two children) - in 1881 is a complete mystery !
Best wishes
WC
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Derbyshire / Re: Ann Catherine Gamble
« on: Tuesday 01 December 15 23:54 GMT (UK) »
Great stuff - thanks.
WC
WC
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Derbyshire / Re: Ann Catherine Gamble
« on: Tuesday 01 December 15 22:22 GMT (UK) »
Super - thanks again !
This is all very exciting !
WC
This is all very exciting !
WC