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Offline Geoff Wanley

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Stainton in Cleveland Parish Records
« on: Tuesday 26 December 17 10:47 GMT (UK) »
Good Morning All,

My Grandfather six times removed - Richard Wanley was born in Stainton in Cleveland in 1783, does anyone have access to the parish records in order that I may trace my family history back further than this date? any help would be much appreciated.    Thank you.

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Re: Stainton in Cleveland Parish Records
« Reply #1 on: Tuesday 26 December 17 11:39 GMT (UK) »
Cleveland then North Riding Yorkshire, Richard Wanley baptised 19 Aug 1783 West Ackham, Middlesbrough father Richard.

Richard junior on 1861 census age 78. 22 Bell Court, Newcastle upon Tyne, he is noted as Ostler born Yorks, son Richard 44 a Farrier born Newcastle.


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Re: Stainton in Cleveland Parish Records
« Reply #2 on: Tuesday 26 December 17 11:49 GMT (UK) »
There is a Richard Wanley baptised Stainton 27 April 1781 parents Richard, a Labourer, and Ann. Abode is either Malsby or Maltby, can't quite make it out from the image.

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Re: Stainton in Cleveland Parish Records
« Reply #3 on: Tuesday 26 December 17 13:45 GMT (UK) »
Stainton-in-Cleveland parish registers are online at FindMyPast, but their T&Cs don't allow look-ups on behalf of others. Many UK public libraries provide access to FindMyPast, which may be a way for you to get started before deciding if it's worth getting your own subscription.

Alternatively, a range of register transcriptions is available from the Cleveland Family History Society.
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