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Re: Richard Watson The Teesdale Bard
« Reply #9 on: Sunday 04 January 15 12:28 GMT (UK) »
This could be his parents' marriage
William Watson and Rebecca Walton on 17th June 1824, Middleton-in-Teesdale
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Re: Richard Watson The Teesdale Bard
« Reply #10 on: Sunday 04 January 15 12:53 GMT (UK) »
Children baptised to William and Rebekah:

Ann Watson, 9th March 1828, daughter of William (Miner) and Rebecca of Stotley Lane
Elizabeth Watson, 12th February 1826, daughter of William (Miner) and Rebecca of Stotley Lane
Martha Watson, 15th November 1835, daughter of William (Miner) and Rebecca of Masterman Place
Mary Watson, 4th July 1830, daughter of William (Miner) and Rebecca of High Dyke
Richard Watson, 5th May 1833, Son of William (Miner) and Rebecca of Masterman Place
Garrad (Suffolk, Essex, Somerset), Crocker (Somerset), Vanstone (Devon, Jersey), Sims (Wiltshire), Bridger (Kent)

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Re: Richard Watson The Teesdale Bard
« Reply #11 on: Sunday 04 January 15 13:06 GMT (UK) »
From KGarrard's previous post then he did marry Rebecca Walton


Crawford
Taylor
Hurstwaite
Hayles
Dunlop
Neil - Cork, Ireland

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Re: Richard Watson The Teesdale Bard
« Reply #12 on: Sunday 04 January 15 22:57 GMT (UK) »
There are some well-researched and very interesting references to Richard Watson in Frank Sanderson's new book 'Life in the Northern Dales' which was published in November.
Preston in Newcastle (1770-1850) ; Brumwell - Weardale and Newcastle ; Wylie (Newcastle 1800-1870) ; Slaughter (Sussex and South Shields 1750-1850) ; Barkas (Newcastle 1750-1850) ; Redshaw (Medomsley and Newcastle 1750-1850) ; Simpson (Hamsterley 1720-1820) ; Anderson (Ryton 1750-1850) ; Chilton (Darlington 1750-1920) ; Pattison (West Tanfield, Bellerby, Northallerton) ; Sanderson (Hamsterley and Stanhope (1750-1850)

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Re: Richard Watson The Teesdale Bard
« Reply #13 on: Monday 05 January 15 08:19 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for all your input lads and lasses I will pass all this material on to my friend!!

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Re: Richard Watson The Teesdale Bard
« Reply #14 on: Sunday 23 August 15 17:56 BST (UK) »
I have lost contact with my Uncle, Richard Watson, Great Grandson (or GGG ?) of the Teesdale Bard. My Uncle used to live in Reading but I can find no listing or his name on any census.

I am Peter Baylis, son of his sister Dorothy Baylis (nee Watson).

If you can be of help please send me a message and I will return my contact details to be forwarded.

Thanks

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Re: Richard Watson The Teesdale Bard
« Reply #15 on: Thursday 25 October 18 12:17 BST (UK) »
Hello my name is Richard Andrew Watson I'm a direct descendant of Richard. i have a book published in 1930 of all of his poems, another book called around the hollow hills and a book named teesdale by douglas m ramsden. what would you like to know?

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Re: Richard Watson The Teesdale Bard
« Reply #16 on: Thursday 25 October 18 16:25 BST (UK) »
Thanks Richard (Xanox1981) I have now all the books published and I just love his poetry. Right now I'm trying to work out exactly what relationship I am to RW. I know my Mother and her brother are direct descendants but as for the connections, and my place, I need a little advice as to direction. Apart from my Uncle (sadly we are no longer in touch) has anyone else completed a family tree?
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