Now this is getting interesting!
As to our travel plans, we will be in the East Bridgford area May 28 to May 30. (we leave Canada May 9 for Africa).
Would be most interested in exchanging information on the East Bridgford Millingtons, although I don't have very much except bare facts.
As to lineage, my second great grandfather, Richard Taylor (a Wesleyan Methodist minister), believed to be from Sheffield, married Mary Millington (b. 1797, East Bridgford) Dec 12, 1823 in East Bridgford. They (with +/- 11 children, most or all of whom were born in East Bridgford) emigrated to Canada in 1842, (source: Josiah Taylor found in: Passenger and Immigration Lists: New York, 1820-1850 Age: 11 Gender: U Port of Departure: Bristol Family Identification: 30104190 Ship Name: Orlando Port of Arrival: New York Date of Arrival: Oct 13, 1842 Microfilm Serial Number: M237 Microfilm Roll Number: 50 - Josiah was a son of Richard and Mary)
Mary was the daughter of William Millington (b. 1751) and Martha Marriott (b. abt 1757)
William was the son of "my" John Millington.
Mary's oldest brother John (b. Jul 16, 1784) also emigrated to Canada, although it appears not all of his children came with him.
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