BT for Hanmer?

[Dorey]

Could anyone tell me, has the Bishop's Transcripts for Hanmer been transcribed?

I went to the Chester Records Office and had a look at the microfilm but a lot was quite illegible.

I was told that they had a paper copy in Hawarden.  Does anyone know?

Thank you
Dorey

[Gadget]

Hi Dorey 

I've only just picked this up.

The parish records for Hanmer have been transcribed and published by the Clwyd FHS. They have used the original parish records and Bishops Transcripts where necessary:

http://www.clwydfhs.org.uk/registers/index.html

If you scroll down the page to 'H' you'll see that the Baptisms, Marriages and Burials are available in Booklet form for 1563-1812. Additionally, Baptisms are available for 1813-1899.

Regards

Gadget

[wrjones]

This means Gadget that I will be able to help "Reiver" see;
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,201124.new.html#new

Regards
William Russell Jones
Cefn Mawr
Wrexham.

[Gadget]

Yes, it was only when I went in to check the dates that I saw that they'd gone right up to 1899 

Pity that mine left in the 1750s.

Reiver will have a shock when he/she finds that most of us have Hanmer's in our past  - nearly as common as Jones and Griffiths and Lee around those parts 

Gadget

[Reiver]

I'm watching 



Gadget
It's a long way from Dumfries to Denbigh/Flint 

Reiver

[Gadget]

I know - that half came by boat to Liverpool 

My Puleston/Hanmers/Lees/Griffiths line came from around Hanmer 

Have you not noticed that I'm a crazy mongrel 

Gadget

[Reiver]

My Beatties are from Dumfries.  Hence the question.   We didn't escape to Wales.

The Hanmer family are a sideline really although the change which I have now accidentally  discovered seems rather unusual.  The Hanmers were of Hanmer apparently.   A son became Vicar of Hanmer about 1815- ish.  His daughter Sophia married this chap from Oldham called John Lees Ainsworth in 1839 and in 1841 they were at Llewesog Lodge between Denbigh and Ruthin.  He died in 1871 before the Census. Sophia was at Bod-Erw, St. Asaph in that year.  I'm fairly certain that she then became a Nun in a Roman Catholic Convent at Drumcondra, Ireland.

John Lees Ainsworth grandparents were Particular  Baptists.

Enough

Regards
Reiver

[RUFFLER]

ANY ONE  FOUND BIRTH   JOHN SORTON BORN  ABOUT 1750   MARRIED  ANN ROWE    FROM  HANMERE  IN  1771     CHILDREN   BORN BANGOR ON DEE  FOUND CHILDRENS BIRTH  ON B T   BUT CANNOT FIND DEATH OF    JOHN OR ANN  SORTON

[Diane Heddon]

ANY ONE  FOUND BIRTH   JOHN SORTON BORN  ABOUT 1750   MARRIED  ANN ROWE    FROM  HANMERE  IN  1771     CHILDREN   BORN BANGOR ON DEE  FOUND CHILDRENS BIRTH  ON B T   BUT CANNOT FIND DEATH OF    JOHN OR ANN  SORTON

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