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Offline remus

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Harmison family
« on: Tuesday 14 June 05 19:11 BST (UK) »
Has anyone got any information on the Harmison family, any information would be gratefully received

Many thanks Remus

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Re: Harmison family
« Reply #1 on: Wednesday 15 June 05 17:48 BST (UK) »
Hi Remus

Who, where and when ?

I have a Julia HARDY born 1855 Corbridge married to a George HARMIESON born about 1858 Belford. They married in 1881 and in 1891 and 1901 were living at Whalton, Northumberland.

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Helen K
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Re: Harmison family
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 15 June 05 20:07 BST (UK) »
Hi Helen

Thanks very much for that information, I know of George but not about the 1891 or 1901 census, I just hope to get information on any one of my family. I've been trying to find the marriage of James Harmison to Matilda Dryden abt 1848.

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Remus

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Re: Harmison family
« Reply #3 on: Friday 24 June 05 14:39 BST (UK) »
Hi Helen

I would appreciate any info off the 1891 and 1901 census on George Hermiston and Julia Hardy

Thanks

Remus :)


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Re: Harmison family
« Reply #4 on: Saturday 30 December 06 17:24 GMT (UK) »
I have quite a bit of info on this family,  Julia HARDY and George Harmison wre living next to each other at Thornbrough near Corbridge before they married, george was the son Of Andrew Harmison and Mary Thompson.
Julia was dau of James Hardy and Zillah Studholm
Forster, Hall, Yielder ,Robson, Corbridge and st John lee/ parishes.  also researching Harmison/Harmieson. have lots of info on above

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Re: Harmison family
« Reply #5 on: Thursday 11 January 07 20:27 GMT (UK) »
I've just read your posting.

I know that there was a Joseph Harmison/Harmeson born q2 1861 Berwick 10b 317

This may help.

Yours J.A
SCOTLAND
KBC interests - Murray and Shaw: Blacklock and Kirkland.
DMS interests - as KBC.

ENGLAND
Northumberland
Murray: > 1920 in Longbenton/Forest Hall; Howick 1920's
Elliott: North Nbld 1800's
Straughan/Straphen: North Nbld 1800's and 1910's/1920's Craster.
Henderson(nee Elliott)/Brodie Haydon Bridge 1900's
Bell (nee Elliott) Christon Bank/Embleton 1900's

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Mills: Erris Head and Gortmellia
Mullarky: as same
Ginnelly: as same

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Re: Harmison family
« Reply #6 on: Saturday 13 January 07 12:26 GMT (UK) »
Hi sharmor

I've also done quite a bit of research into the HARDY and HARMIESON families.  Though not my direct line, I liked the surnames and couldn't resist!!

My interest is through Robert HARDY, brother of Julia.  He was born 29 November 1863 at Thornbrough.  He married my Great Grandmother Sarah Jane YOUNG, formerly ROBSON on 9 February 1907 at St Andrews, Newcastle.  They had no children.

Sarah Jane ROBSON was born at Newton Fell House 3Q 1854 (have baptism, but birth certificate evades me!), daughter of John ROBSON and Barbara MARSHALL.  She first married George YOUNG 13 May 1875 at Usworth, Co Durham.  George died 5 December 1894.

My mam remembers visiting Robert HARDY in the early 1920's at the 'Inkwell' - the name the family called the cottage he lived in while a Gardener at Howden Dene, Corbridge.

What is your connection to the HARDY family?

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Helen K
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Re: Harmison family
« Reply #7 on: Saturday 13 January 07 15:12 GMT (UK) »
Hello Helen, I have  never researched Robert Hardy as only his sister Julia was married to an ancestor. I know the inkwell, it still stands and was sold off 2 years ago as Howded was put up for sale in  seperate lots. All of my family have always called it the Inkwell. I still have quite a few family at Corbridge and live near myself
Sharon
Forster, Hall, Yielder ,Robson, Corbridge and st John lee/ parishes.  also researching Harmison/Harmieson. have lots of info on above