Burton Family-- Cambs, Leics, Lincs & Notts

[tesu]

Hello all Burton's!

Anyone researching the BURTON family in Cambridgeshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire & Nottinghamshire?

It would be nice to hear from you.

Regards

Alan Burton

[trefriw]

Hi Alan
I have Lucy Hill B. 1831 Ufford Northants in my family. She married George Burton b. abt 1829 in Deeping St James Lincolnshire. They had 9 children all born in Deeping St James:
Henry b. abt 1853
Susannah B. abt 1855
George Henry b. abt 1857
Ann Louise b. abt 1859
Kate: b. abt 1862
Walter: b. abt 1864
John: b. abt 1868
William b. abt 1870
Richard. B. abt 1871

Regards

Francine

[tesu]

Hello Francine
Thanks for your reply----unfortunately none of my Burton's were from Deeping St James.
They were from Childerley in Cambridgeshire, Coston in Leicestershire & Scopwick in Lincolnshire.

Good luck with your searches

Regards

Alan

[Truebrit]

I am researching the Burton Family from Hinckley, Leicestershire and Nuneaton, Warwickshire.

Does that tie in with any of your research?

TB

[tesu]

Hi Trubrit

There may be some connection (always the optimist)
Do you have any connections with Braunston in Rutland or Hinckley?

Will you please give details of any Leicestershire area Burtons you have in your tree---thankyou

Regards

Alan Burton

[Truebrit]

Hello Alan

I am descended from William Burton (1787- 1877) of Hinckley and his son Joseph Burton (1818-1899) from Hinckley.

Do these appear in your family history?

Regards

TB

[tesu]

Hi TB

Sadly it doesn't look as if we have matches:
I have 2 William Burton's ---1 born in Coston in 1830, and1 born in Sproxton in 1857---
Good Luck with your searches

Regards

Alan

[Truebrit]

All the best with your searching.

TB

[Tony Drew]

My maternal g grandfather, Henry John Burton was born in Belper in Leicestershire about 1854 , he married Hannah Elizabeth Croysdill, also of Belper and the marriage was in Belper in 1884.   He had one brother, Joseph and at least four sisters, viz Sarah Anne, Mary Jane, Agnes  and Emma.
The Henry and his wife moved to Sutton on Sea in Lincolnshire (called Sutton in the Marsh then) employed by the Railway - he was a platelayer and his wife minded the crossing.   They had four sons, William, George, Thomas (my grandfather)  and Wilfred.
Remnants of the original family in Belper, included, Joseph who was a master baker.   I am the only person still alive from Thomas, yet, Wilfred has numeropus descendants around Doncaster.