kingsthorpe hall

[tjtree]

im trying to trace my ancestor jessie harcourt i now have learnt  she was illegitimate daughter of  thomas forthegill  she inherited kingsthorpe hall  pickering  i,d love to find out more on this thank you

[fastfusion]

I assume u may be interested in this>

http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=66321

seems to a heritage listed building.......    whynot try contact the heritage folk,
apparently the bbc did some filming there '

also u may wish to try this>

http://www.connectedhistories.org/Search_results.aspx?pc=Kingsthorpe&st=40

 

[Pels.]

Hi ff,

I assume u may be interested in this>

http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=66321

seems to a heritage listed building.......    whynot try contact the heritage folk,
apparently the bbc did some filming there '

also u may wish to try this>

http://www.connectedhistories.org/Search_results.aspx?pc=Kingsthorpe&st=40

 

Just to save any confusion between counties :

http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/NRY/Pickering/more.html

High Kingthorpe and Low Kingthorpe were both in the Parish of Pickering.

Kind regards,

Pels.

[Pels.]

This thread might throw some light on it :

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,597193.0.html

Pels.

[fastfusion]

uuummmm  thx pels     yer there is one heck of a difference between NRY and NTH

sorry   my mistake


 

[Pels.]

uuummmm  thx pels     yer there is one heck of a difference between NRY and NTH

sorry   my mistake


 

Hey, not at all !!    Having said that, I wouldn't like to walk it !

There's also a place formerly known as Kingsthorpe in West Yorkshire - but it's now known as Coneythorpe. After reading the link - I think we're on the right one.

 

Pels.

[tjtree]

thank you so much for the info the kingdthorpe hall is in north riding yorkshire doe anyone know if the building is still there
many thanks

[Pels.]

I've just been looking at Kingthorpe Hall in 1841 - I'm not at all convinced Thomas Fothergill was living in the Hall - his address appears to be Kingthorpe Low House. Have you seen the actual page on the census return, Tracey ?

Pels.

[Pels.]

I've just been looking at Kingthorpe Hall in 1841 - I'm not at all convinced Thomas Fothergill was living in the Hall - his address appears to be Kingthorpe Low House. Have you seen the actual page on the census return, Tracey ?

Pels.

What a dope - sorry, I've just posted it on the wrong thread :



http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,597193.msg4788848.html#msg4788848

 

Pels.