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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: BECKETT ST CEMETERY infant deaths?
« on: Saturday 26 February 11 18:28 GMT (UK) »
Ben is married & on 1851 Census with wife Annie,Hunslet St Mary Parish,he is 25 & she is 21,no children mentioned
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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: BECKETT ST CEMETERY infant deaths?
« on: Saturday 26 February 11 17:52 GMT (UK) »
Hi,Thanks for your reply
I have a copy of my Gt Gt Grandmother's autobiography "Annie,the drunkard's daughter,being a faithful account of the life,experience & labours of Annie Tolson the Yorkshire & lancashire Revivalist" published in 1867; She mentions the deaths of 4 children and their ages,but only names one,a son Redan b.18/10/1855 when she had moved to Liverpool;he died there in 1857.I thought it strange not to mention the names of the others,All she said was they were all girls.
I have a copy of my Gt Gt Grandmother's autobiography "Annie,the drunkard's daughter,being a faithful account of the life,experience & labours of Annie Tolson the Yorkshire & lancashire Revivalist" published in 1867; She mentions the deaths of 4 children and their ages,but only names one,a son Redan b.18/10/1855 when she had moved to Liverpool;he died there in 1857.I thought it strange not to mention the names of the others,All she said was they were all girls.
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Yorkshire (West Riding) / BECKETT ST CEMETERY infant deaths?
« on: Saturday 26 February 11 15:58 GMT (UK) »
I have been told Cholera victims were buried in Beckett St Cemetery.I have 3 missing Tolson relatives,all infants,one died 1850 age 3 months,2nd died at 8 months and 3rd at 14 months old.I don't have names but mother was Annie Tolson nee Gibson,father was Benjamin Tolson.They were living in Hunslet Leeds 1850-1855. Is there any way to find their names so I can continue with my research
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