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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Robert Sutcliffe b Todmorden
« on: Monday 06 November 23 16:52 GMT (UK) »No info in your post re his birthplace?
Sorry - I have added it to the title - well I thought i had!
It was Todmorden
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Sorry - I have added it to the title - well I thought i had!
It was Todmorden
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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Sarah Fielden nee Crossley, Todmorden.
« on: Monday 06 November 23 15:59 GMT (UK) »
That extract from the burials register you posted is dated 1842
There is this Sarah
FIELDEN, SARAH 75
GRO Reference: 1842 M Quarter in TODMORDEN Volume 21 Page 594
There is this Sarah
FIELDEN, SARAH 75
GRO Reference: 1842 M Quarter in TODMORDEN Volume 21 Page 594
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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Robert Sutcliffe
« on: Monday 06 November 23 15:47 GMT (UK) »
I have in my tree a Robert Sutcliffe b c1798 m Mary Mitchel(l) in 1832 d 21 5 1862
I am trying to identify his parents
This is the info I have from his will
Brothers in law Abraham Mitchell, John Law
Brother Daniel
sons Samuel, Robert & Thomas Mitchell (known as Mitchell)
daughters Emily (m Charles Bamford, Sarah Ellen (m Marmaduke Mallison) * daughter ? (cannot decifer name)
He seems to have died a relatively wealthy man - extract from his will reads
"All my one undivided half part or share of and in the freehold farm messuages lands cottages tenements hereditaments and premises with the appurtenances thereto belonging called Oldroyd lying and being partly in the Township of Langfield aforesaid and being partly in the Township of Stansfield in the parish of Halifax aforesaid and now in the occupation of me the said testator, Plus 13 other names
I am trying to identify his parents
This is the info I have from his will
Brothers in law Abraham Mitchell, John Law
Brother Daniel
sons Samuel, Robert & Thomas Mitchell (known as Mitchell)
daughters Emily (m Charles Bamford, Sarah Ellen (m Marmaduke Mallison) * daughter ? (cannot decifer name)
He seems to have died a relatively wealthy man - extract from his will reads
"All my one undivided half part or share of and in the freehold farm messuages lands cottages tenements hereditaments and premises with the appurtenances thereto belonging called Oldroyd lying and being partly in the Township of Langfield aforesaid and being partly in the Township of Stansfield in the parish of Halifax aforesaid and now in the occupation of me the said testator, Plus 13 other names
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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Ann Millns Yorkshire/Nottinghamshire
« on: Friday 29 September 23 17:46 BST (UK) »
Name Abraham Jackson
Sex Male Age 33
Residence Place Masbro
Birth Date 1820
Marital Status B
Occupation Engineer
Father's Name Richard Jackson
Father's Occupation Farmer
Spouse's Name Ann Millns
Spouse's Age 29
Spouse's Residence Place Masbro
Spouse's Birth Date 1824
Spouse's Marital Status Single
Spouse's Father's Name Thomas Millns
Spouse's Father's Occupation Labourer
Witness Name Thomas Milnes
Witness 2 Name Sarah Jackson
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 10 Jul 1853
Event Place Rotherham, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom
Event Place (Original) Rotherham Minster, Yorkshire (West Riding), England
Sex Male Age 33
Residence Place Masbro
Birth Date 1820
Marital Status B
Occupation Engineer
Father's Name Richard Jackson
Father's Occupation Farmer
Spouse's Name Ann Millns
Spouse's Age 29
Spouse's Residence Place Masbro
Spouse's Birth Date 1824
Spouse's Marital Status Single
Spouse's Father's Name Thomas Millns
Spouse's Father's Occupation Labourer
Witness Name Thomas Milnes
Witness 2 Name Sarah Jackson
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 10 Jul 1853
Event Place Rotherham, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom
Event Place (Original) Rotherham Minster, Yorkshire (West Riding), England
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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Ann Millns Yorkshire/Nottinghamshire
« on: Friday 29 September 23 17:19 BST (UK) »
could this be Anne in 1841 - living in Worksop
Household Members (Name) Age
Hannah Bell 25
William Redgate 20
Ann Millns 15
Betsey Millns 14
Edward Dixon 15
Household Members (Name) Age
Hannah Bell 25
William Redgate 20
Ann Millns 15
Betsey Millns 14
Edward Dixon 15
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Lancashire / Re: Deaths of William and Sarah Fletcher (Rufford/Mawdesley)
« on: Tuesday 05 September 23 00:46 BST (UK) »I'm confused
Daniel was baptized 9 December 1798 at St Mary the Virgin Rufford abode Mawdsley
Daniel born 25 October baptized 27 October 1798 at St Michael and All Angels, Croston abode Mawdsley
same child same parents baptized twice.
Got side tracked
Perhaps Daniel was not expected to live as he was baptised 2 days after birth. Then baptised in the home church when he did actually survive
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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: The Life of Hannah Andrew - I'm scratching my head!
« on: Thursday 31 August 23 17:10 BST (UK) »
very odd. If i have got this right
Fleming children with Hannah in 1851 - all with mmn Andrew
Elizabeth 1840
Hannah 1842
William 1846
Amos 1850
Fleming children with Thomas in 1851 - all registered as mmn (NONE) on Yorksbmd
Richard age age 34 ag lab (Twine spinner in 1861)
Richard 1841 - son of sister Jane
Mary 1944 - daughter of Jane
Thomas 1844 - son of Jane
Sarah 1850 - daughter of Jane
Fleming children with Hannah in 1851 - all with mmn Andrew
Elizabeth 1840
Hannah 1842
William 1846
Amos 1850
Fleming children with Thomas in 1851 - all registered as mmn (NONE) on Yorksbmd
Richard age age 34 ag lab (Twine spinner in 1861)
Richard 1841 - son of sister Jane
Mary 1944 - daughter of Jane
Thomas 1844 - son of Jane
Sarah 1850 - daughter of Jane
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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: The Life of Hannah Andrew - I'm scratching my head!
« on: Thursday 31 August 23 15:23 BST (UK) »
That burial date does not make sense with the death registration quarter either. Robinson's birth & death are both registered in September quarter ie July/Aug/Sept. There are no other Robinson Andrew births or deaths in the Wakefield district
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Lancashire / Re: Lancaster Lunatic Asylum
« on: Wednesday 23 August 23 11:11 BST (UK) »
The main hat making centres were N Cheshire & SE Lancashire, the biggest areas being Stockport & Denton.
Apparently the mercury used in the industry caused mercury poisoning leading to insanity which is one probable explanation of the phrase “mad as a hatter”
Hope you are successful in your archives quest. Let us know how it goes
Apparently the mercury used in the industry caused mercury poisoning leading to insanity which is one probable explanation of the phrase “mad as a hatter”
Hope you are successful in your archives quest. Let us know how it goes