Barthorpe Family

[trish1120]

Also on FreeREG you will find;

George Hiles bapt 1850

His Mothers remarriage 02 May 1859, Jane HILES, Widow, Father RICHARD Bacon a Cottager

In case you cant find it this is the Hiles in 1841;
William Hiley 25
Jane Hiley 25
Sarah Hiley 1*
James Johnson 40

*1851 census is born c 1840 Sheffield, Yorkshire

GRO Birth Reg;
HILES, SARAH  ANN mothers maiden name    BACON** 
GRO Reference: 1839  S Quarter in SHEFFIELD  Volume 22  Page 529

Trish

[trish1120]

Marriage;
25 May 1840, St John the Baptist, Treswell
George BARTROP, Full Age, Bachelor, Labourer, Father WILLIAM a Labourer
Hannah COBB, 18, Servant, Father JOHN a Labourer

Bapts of children;
JOSEPH 27 Jun 1841 Everton
GEORGE 04 Feb 1845 Treswell
SARAH 04 Jul 1847 Treswell
ELIZABETH 19 May 1850 Treswell
THOMAS 19 Dec 1852 Treswell (must have died)***
THOMAS COBB 23 Sep 1855 Treswell
EMMA and HANNAH 29 Sep 1861 Tresswell
GEORGE 23 May 1864 Tresswell

Cant see a bapt for Susannah but birth reg has her Mothers mn as Cobb

Emma/Hannah were bapt together but born different years.

[Comberton]

www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=XAUTO%2FFHS%2FNOTTINGHAMSHIRE%2FBAP%2F00085582

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[trish1120]

Is that a bapt for Susannah, Comberton?

Even with a free account I try to limit sites that have my email address.

[trish1120]

A lot of info for you to go through Dale

[Comberton]

Baptism  (transcription only)
Susanna Barthorpe
19th December 1852 Treswell St John The Baptist
George and Hannah

[trish1120]

Thanks Comberton.

Maybe FreeREG has transcribed incorrectly and Thomas on there 1852 should be Susanna

Aaah just noticed it has persons sex? on there.

[Neale1961]

His Mothers remarriage 02 May 1859, Jane HILES, Widow, Father RICHARD Bacon a Cottager

Actually, it says the father is Thomas Bacon, cottager.

Jane BACON baptism 9 Sept 1810 Dunham on Trent (St Oswald)
Parents – Thomas Bacon and Ann (nee Holland) married 1804 Ragnall.

[DNichol]

Thanks for all you help guys. It’s helped confirm everything for me, and even set me down a new path of research with Bacons and Hollands. For some reason I had Jane Dawson down as George Hiles mother (along with pretty much all of Ancestry) Now it all makes much more sense.