Look Up Request: Sarah Ingleson/Hardisty

[hilsisme]

Hello,

I am hoping to find details about:

Sarah Ingleson whose married name became Hardisty.
Geographical area: Yorkshire. England
Rough date: born between 1800 and 1850.

She had a son in 1861 (17/3/1861) called John Hardisty. She gave birth to him in Rowden Lane, Hampsthwaite, Yorkshire, England. Fathers first name unknown.

All of John Hardisty's descendents then seem to also be around the Leeds area, Yorkshire, UK.

If anyone has any links to her and her husband or ancestors, this would be greatly appreciated.
A distant relative has sent me descendents of the John Hardisty mentioned but I am interested in going further back if I can!!

Many Thanks in anticipation,
Hilary
 

[nanny jan]

Hi Hilary,

I've looked on FreeBMD and this could be her marriage:

Sarah Ingleson  Mar 1856 Knaresbro'  9a 113

One of the grooms listed is a William Hardisty.

Nanny Jan

[Pels.]

Hi Hilary,

1841 census:
Ref. HO/107/1287/9 folio 5, page 4

Yorkshire, Goldsborough, Coneythorpe

Wm. Ingleson, age 45, Ag. Lab.
Richard Ingleson, age 7
John Ingleson, age 5
James Ingleson, age 3
Hannah Ingleson, age 8
Sarah Ingleson, age 2

I have an instinct about this one, it might tie in with a Sarah on the 1861 census.

Pels  

[Pels.]

1861 census:

Ref. RG 9/3206, folio 42, page 18

Yorkshire, Hampsthwaite

William Hardisty, h. marr. 36, Farm Lab. b. Yks. Larkshill
Sarah, wife. marr. 22, b. Yks. Great Ouseburn
William H, son, 4, b. Yks. Knaresbro'
Elizabeth, dau. 2, b. Yks. Hampsthwaite
John, son, 1 month, b. Yks. Hampsthwaite

This would tie in with the info. from Nanny Jan 

Hope this helps, if you are unsure about the 1841 we can have another look.

Regards,

Pels 

[Pels.]

Hi again Hilary,

On the 1841 census I noticed the following family next door:

Robert Ingleson, 20, Agr.Lab
Harriet Ingleson, 20
Wm Ingleson, 4 mths

I didn't make a connection straight away because I couldn't read the name of the baby. I wonder if Robert is the older brother of Sarah?

Also had a look for Sarah on the 1851 to tie the 1841 and 1861 together, like all things in life this is proving difficult?
There is a Sarah b. Knaresbro' living in Leeds on the 1851 - but older and with different parents.

William, father of Sarah is on the 1861 - no children present but there is a wife. I can't see that he remarried and I am wondering whether his wife was just not present in 1841?

Is any of this making sense - I am confusing myself just writing it!!

Have to go to work now - but if someone far brighter than me can work this out whilst I'm away ..  ..  .. 

Pels   

[hilsisme]

Oh my goodness!
How marvellous are both of you? (Very!)
Thanks so very very much for this - it is so kind of you

I hope to get time at the weekend to follow up these fabulous leads...SO exciting!!

Thanks again!
Hilary
 

[Pels.]

Hi Hilary,

Found what I was looking for!

1851 census:
Ref. HO 107/2283, folio 303, page 25
Yorkshire, Goldsbro', Coneythorpe

William Hinglesen, head, mar. 55, Ag. Lab, b. Yks. Killinghall
Elizabeth, wife, mar. 55 b. Yks, Marton
Hannah, dau. unm. 19, At home, b. Yks. Coneythorpe
Sarah, dau. child, 12, Scholar, Yks, Coneythorpe

The enumeration at fault - not the transcription, it is therefore spelt as it is on the census return.

I checked Robert/Harriet Ingleson who were living next door to William on the 1841, in 1851 they had a brother named John, age 25 staying with them. I think it unlikely William would have named two of his sons John. Possible nephew?

According to Genuki, Coneythorpe is situated approx 6 miles from Great Ouseburn.

Hope this is of some help.

Regards,

Pels 

[Pels.]

Finally:

1861 census:
RG9/3202, folio 96, page 16

Yorkshire, Coneythorpe

William Ingalson, head, mar. 64, Ag.Lab b. Yks. Killinghall
Elizabeth, wife, mar. 66, b. Yks. Marton

I checked on the 1871 and no joy, but according to FreeBMD:

Death: Mar. qtr. 1869, Vol. 9a. page 79
William Ingleson, age 75,  Great Ouseburn

Death: Mar. qtr. 1871, Vol. 9a, page 76
Elizabeth Ingleson, age 79, Great Ouseburn

Pels 

[hilsisme]

Wow Pels!!!!!!
Thankyou thankyou thankyou!
I am so grateful for your efforts on my behalf.
 
Hilary