Parents' names on burial for 39-year-old man (Cumberworth 1832)

[nicholastolson]

Thanks, dobfarm, but I'm on Ancestry so already have this information. My query is not so much about John Kilner himself, more about the practice of naming the parents of the deceased and whether this implies that they were single - the deceased, not the parents ;-)

[dobfarm]

Hi Nich

What I posted this info for was the records of births in Hull and baptisms in Huddersfield ?, lot of genealogy is elimination by proving a marriage to a person or 2 different people with same name in the same time period one married and one single - Location of the ancestors abodes helps proving true identities

I found LDS IGI Familysearch  is often is a good accurate website (Though they have LDS trees as well but not as many)  and not full of gap filling assumptions of imagination - also in old records and parish registers in centuries past more so - also  ancestry website trees and other stuff.

Assume nothing ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ check all. 

[BumbleB]

Just wondering whether the incumbent at St Nicholas had had previous knowledge of Reverend Dade.  Dade registers from 1775 to 1812 for baptisms and burials listed parents.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Dade

[Gibel]

I was just about to post about Dade registers /but I’m interested to see that someone else has the same idea. I’ve checked that Cumberworth isn’t on the list of Dade registers but perhaps the vicar used his own similar system using the ideas of the Revd Dade.

[BumbleB]

Snap!!!!!