parish records of Hinderwell, north Yorkshire

[lily42]

Hi,

Does anyone have access to Hinderwell parish records for the late 18th century? I have been looking for the marriage of my ancestor William Jackson (sailor) to Elizabeth (between 1780 and 1800) and have reason to believe that they may have been married in Hinderwell. I would be so grateful if anyone can find the records.

[fastfusion]

Find My Past has transcriptions for the place in the following time period >1663 to 1759.

The rest are kept in the North Yorkshire County Records Office,

genuki link discusses it a little >  http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/Misc/CBW/NRY/Hinderwell.html

[barryd]

I could find a few William Jackson/ Elizabeth marriages on familysearch.org in Yorkshire during 1780-1800. None in Hinderwell. The LDS library system does have that film for the year you need. However I would have thought it would have been extracted by now and on familysearch.org

[lily42]

Thank you both. I have studied the IGI and although the children are there in both Whitby and Hinderwell, there is no record of a marriage. I visited Northallerton some years ago and looked at a lot of parish records, but missed out Hinderwell.

[tillypeg]

Have you discounted the one on FamilySearch? - William Jackson & Elizabeth Allison's marriage at Whitby on 28 August 1782.  The Joiner Marriage Index has 4 marriages for William Jackson to Elizabeth for 1790 +/- 10 years for the North Riding of Yorkshire, but with a name like Jackson and the huge area of North Yorkshire, these 4 may be the ones on FamilySearch.  The coverage on the JMI for Hinderwell is 1601-1837. 

[tillypeg]

I visited North Yorks Record Office yesterday and looked at the St Mary's, Whitby marriage for William Jackson and Elizabeth Allison on 28 August 1782 (microfilm)

William Jackson militia man and widower, Elizth Allison spinster, both of this parish.  Banns publised 9, 16, 23/6.  Both made X. Witnesses: Dorothy Brown, Michael Blackbeard, both signed.  Henry Archer, Curate performed the ceremony.

Mr Blackbeard seems to have been a witness at several marriages.

Looking at some of the Whitby baptisms for children of William & Elizabeth Jackson (printed transcription):

Jane 20 June 1783, born & baptised same day. William is a labourer of Whitby. (R)

William 12 Oct 1785, born & baptised same day.  Poor, labourer of Whitby. (R)

Ann 8 Jan 1788, born 6 Jan 1788.  Sailor of Whitby. 'P'  R*

The notes state that (R) possibly means Received into Church.  'P' may mean privately baptised.  * denotes that this belongs to one of four baptismal registers which appear to be drafts or rough copies. 

I skipped through to the last one at Whitby - Hannah born 26 Jan 1808, baptised 28 Jan 1808, Sailor of Whitby.

The three at Hinderwell are:

Elizabeth born 25 March, baptised 27 March 1811, of Staithes.

Jane baptised 24 Feb 1814, Boatman of Staithes.

Matthew baptised 24 August 1816, Boatman of Staithes.

Hope this helps.