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1. Amos BRAILSFORD [1]
Kerrie, I don't know how much detail you are interested in about the BRAILSFORD's that we have recorded. For example do you want detail such as this about Amos B, my Grandfather? (I just cut and pasted this from my database: Baptised Sept. Quarter 1877, Mansfield. At time of marriage Amos was an iron moulder; at time of death he was a brass foundry superintendent at English Electric Co., Stafford. In the 1891 census, at age 13, he was a shoemaker. Death notice in the Stafford Newsletter, Saturday, Augus
2. BSFD John, North Wingfield [1]
Dear Rob Greening & list, DOES ANYONE HAVE ACCESS TO 1881 CENSUS AND CAN SEARCH FOR: Mary WILCOCKSON (nee Brailsford) ag approx 31 b Ashover Emma SLINN or SLIN (nee Brailsford) ag appox 30 b Ashover Hannah HOLLINGWORTH (nee Brailsford) ag approx 27 b Ashover North Wingfield is a tough one! Lots of Brailsfords, and lots of John Brailsfords. But here is a likely one for Rob. John BRAILSFORD b circa 1822 North Wingfield occup farmer of 84 acres, Hasland mar circa 1845 Elizabeth b circa 1823 Ashover Paul
3. Re Chris Booth's List from Pigot and Kelly [1]
I have just downloaded a whole heap of email and I got very excited when I came across this list from Chris. Unfortunately it raises more questions than it answers. The John Henry BRAILSFORD who owns the Prince of Wales would be a good candidate to be my gggrandfather who is the Hy BRAILSFORD at Hagg Hill in the 1881 directory - that agrees with the 1881 census. Of further interest is the Charles Henry BRAILSFORD who is publican at the Old Angel. My grandmother wrote of her grandfather, Henry BRAILSF
4. Brenda Brailsford Dugan's ancestry [1]
Hi Don & Brenda & list I have excellent news. Brenda's information (and therefore, Mary Ann BRAILSFORD of "Bramley's Seedling") can now be traced, (due to Brenda's knowledge of Humphrey being firstly married to Elizabeth Read,) back to Elfin in 1066 as detailed below. For simplicity, I have recorded all surnames as de Brailsford or Brailsford rather than variations used. This is a direct lineage report with no siblings included... ie a "pedigree" of 23 generations for Brenda. If anyone has interest in furt
5. Assorted BRAILSFORDs [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0017_01C0FF57.CCEA03E0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit The list of Brailsfords below are an assortment I came across in looking for info on Brailsford village in old Trade Directories. There might be something of interest to someone on the list. The format was meant to be consistent - name, occupation, address - but I suspect my email program may mess it up a little. The three directories are
6. My Brailsfords [1]
This is my Brailsford line as far as I can go at the moment down to my mother Elsie May. Descendants of Joseph BRAILSFORD 6 Jun 2001 1. Joseph BRAILSFORD (b.1810) sp: Martha (b.1810) 2. Henry BRAILSFORD (b.1834) 2. William BRAILSFORD (b.1835) 2. Emily Jane BRAILSFORD (b.1838) 2. Edward BRAILSFORD (b.1840-Retford,Nottingham;d.1905) sp: Eliza (b.1829-Whitwell,Derbyshire;d.1898) 3. Charles Herbert BRAILSFORD (b.1863-Whitwell,Derby;d.1927) sp: Alice Ann
7. Introduction [1]
I would like to introduce my wife and myself and to post some information about the Brailsford family. Perhaps it will be of help to others who are also researching this family. I am Donald W. Richards and my wife's maiden name is Brenda Brailsford Dugan. She was born Oct. 8 1927 in Temuco, Chile, SA, and her parents were with the South American Missionary Society of the Church of England in Chile. Brenda's father was from the United States so we will only discuss her mother's lineage to the Brail
8. BSFD in Mansfield [1]
Dear Ann and list, I've been doing some "digging" around Mansfield. I've searched the IGI and been looking at the 1881 census. Ann, it seems your G grandfather James was certainly married twice. In the 1881 census: James BRAILSFORD head 58 [b1822-3] Moulder (222) Mansfield Sarah BRAILSFORD wife 44 [b1836-7] Dressmaker Lincoln Harry BRAILSFORD son 19 [b1861-2] Boot Maker Mansfield Jane BRAILSFORD dau 17 [b1863-4] Machinist (Mason) Mansfield James BRAILSFORD son 15 [b1865-6] Telegraph messenger Mansfield Jo
9. DALBY of Ilkeston [1]
It was unusually interesting to me to visit the Erewash Museum in Ilkeston last week. Its home is Dalby House, named after John DALBY, my first cousin, six times removed. He and my 4xg-gf , John Johnson DALBY, were both grandsons of John DALBY, who married, 2 Jul 1704, Anne BRAILSFORD of Coneygree, North Wingfield. Although I've no way of knowing whether J J ever visited his cousin, I hope he did - and enjoyed, as I did, the views over the Erewash Valley from the upper storey windows. [I know neither of the
10. BSFD in Southwell [BRAMLEY] [1]
Dear list, To the best of my knowledge, the BRAILSFORDs involved with the Bramley's Seedling in Southwell were as follows... Charles BRAILSFORD b bef circa 1771, d 1812 Reside 73 Church St Southwell in 1809 mar Elizabeth b bef circa 1771, d 2 Feb 1837 Mary Ann BRAILSFORD bap 20 May 1791 Southwell Minster mar 20 May 1813 (1) John BUCKLOW Newark mar 26 Jul 1820 (2) Richard HINDLEY farmer, of Holme, near Newark Richard Brailsford HINDLEY b 1821 d 1900 occup Deputy Clerk to the County Magi
11. Brailsford, Eyam Woodland [1]
We are new subscribers to the list, living in New Zealand. Kenneth has the Brailsford connection. His grandmother, Frances Alice BRAILSFORD, was the daughter of James and Sarah BRAILSFORD. She was born on the 28th April 1857 at Grindlefordbridge, Eyam Woodland, Derbyshire. These details are from her birth certificate. Her father, James BRAILSFORD married Sarah MARSDEN on the 27th March 1854 at the Parish Church of Eyam DBY. The details on their marriage certificate show that James was 23yrs old, occupatio
12. BSFD Gedcom / data [1]
Ann wrote.. > I don't know how much detail you are interested in about the BRAILSFORD's > that we have recorded. I'm keeping excel files of source data I find or am supplied with. Eg births, deaths, marriage, census, IGI I'm keeping an *original, untouched version* of any gedcom sent to me, as well as importing all individual gedcoms from other researchers into one gedcom to make it easy to do a search. For those researchers who haven't supplied me with a gedcom, I've typed up what they have told me and
13. Brailsford / Hollingworth Connection [1]
Hello to Kerrie and the List Firstly, Thank you to Chris Booth for his information about Mary Wilcockson and Hanna Hollingworth. I have also received an email from David Barker who has Hollingworth in his line and so have forwarded to him the miserable little I have about Hanna. Hopefully this leads to something for both of us. When looking at some papers I have from the Intestate Estate of one Ivy Annie Northeast who lived at lived at 53 Masefield Road Sheffield and died 17 February 1984, I counted up th
14. 1881 Census Look-up [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0015_01C0F1F1.CD9B6720 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit For Rob Greening & List I have looked up Mary Wilcockson, Emma Slim (or Slin) and Hannah Hollingsworth. There was no identifiable entry in the East Midlands for Emmas Slim, Slimm, Slin or Slinn. The other two peope's entries are below: Dwelling: 21 Mansfield Rd Census Place: Hasland, Derby, England Source: FHL Film 1341821 PRO Ref
15. Re: Jeremy BRAILSFORD [1]
For Maureen and Don & Brenda... Maureen in Western Australia previously wrote... A daughter of a Jeremy Brailsford of London married into my Kniveton line of Derby back in the 1500s. If anyone is searching around that time, I would love to hear from you. This links in with our new subscibers' family, Donald & Brenda. Jeremy Brailsford was a GGG Uncle of Mary Ann Brailsford (of Bramley Seedling) and a 7G Uncle of Brenda Richards nee DUGAN. His daughter in question was Hannah. In the previous email to list
16. BRAILSFORD of CONEYGREE [1]
Hi Listers Well, I finally managed to visit Coneygree, North Wingfield! Now an industrial/housing estate, known as Coney Green, this was the home of John BRAILSFORD in the late 1600s-early 1700s. We took a picture of the grey farmhouse, now used as offices, but looking quite impressive, still, with its faced stone walls. Then we visited the parish church. An old volunteer, trimming grass round the gravestones, suggested that we have a word with the rector, Charles Beresford, about the Brailsford family. Th
17. Bramley's Apple in Australia [1]
Previously I wrote we have no Bramley's Apple in Australia. Imagine my surprise to read the following in "The Canberra Times", Wednesday 30 May... [begin extract] .. Bramley's Seedling, like the Granny Smith, [is] one of the few apples attributed to a female grower. The variety was raised by Mary Ann BRAILSFORD in Nottinghamshire, England, around 1810. Last week we asked if the Bramley is grown in Canberra. Dr Jonathan Banks, of Pialligo Apples, said, "We did fruit some real Bramley this year. It was the
18. Francis / Frank BRAILSFORD b 1849 [1]
Dear Sten & list Sten, I hope some of this helps your search. (1) Does anyone have any further possible link on Francis BRAILSFORD [b circa 1807-1827] mar 1847 in Sutton-In-Ashfield, Martha STENDALL? (2) Does anyone have access to 1881 census and can check the following details please? FHL Film 1341803 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3362 Folio 4 Page 2 1881 census: Frank, Hannah & William H BRAILSFORD living at 13 Trent St, Nottingham St Mary, Nottingham, Notts Frank age 31 head born Glapw
19. BRAILSFORD - Introduction [1]
I was pleased to hear about this new list. I'm Winifred "Ann" MACGILLIVRAY (nee BRAILSFORD). My BRAILSFORD family history is as follows: Father: Ernest Amos BRAILSFORD (b. 31 JAN 1914, Mansfield, NTT; d. 15 MAY 1990, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada) m. Mavis Irene DORRELL 20 APR 1946, Stafford, STS; Children: Winifred Ann (i.e. me!) Grandfather: Amos BRAILSFORD (b. 1877 Mansfield, NTT; d. 28 JUL 1940, Stafford, STS) m. Eliza Ann SILLS 26 JAN 1901 Mansfield, NTT - 5 children: Ethel Annie (b. 10 DEC 1901), Fr
20. BSFD innkeepers [1]
Whilst on the topic of Innkeepers, I wonder if anyone is interested in this ******************* From the 1871 census in Clay Cross... 222 Church St James BRAILSFORD Head Unmar 24? 1847 m Pattern Maker Derby, North Wingfield 222 Church St Hannah RHODES Aunt W 54 1817 f Retired Innkeeper Derby, North Wingfield James was unmarried, so Hannah is an aunt on his father or mother's side. She was a widow, so Rhodes was her married name. She may have been James' father's sister, and married a Rhodes She could not h
21. Sarah Ann BRAILSFORD m NIGHTINGALE [1]
Dear Richard & list, I came across the following in the 1881 census... Living at 65 Upper Boundary Rd Derby St Werburgh, Derby, England Thomas BRAILSFORD W 45 M Derby, England Head Grocer & Core Maker William BRAILSFORD U 21 M Derby, England Son Iron Moulder Alice BRAILSFORD 16 F Derby, England Dau Silk Winder Eliza BRAILSFORD 13 F Derby, England Dau Scholar Anne BRAILSFORD 10 F Derby, England Dau Scholar Thomas BRAILSFORD 3 M Derby, England Son William NIGHTINGALE M 26 M Belper, Derby, England Son
22. John BSFD circa 1837; 12 mth sentence [1]
The following message appeared on Derbysgen list Regards Kerrie ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 10:49 PM Subject: [DBY] The Michaelmas Quarter Sessions for Derbyshire in 1837 > The following people stood trial: > AYRTON Francis 24 PACKER William 21 > BESTWICK John 21 PICKFORD James 28 > BOME George 21 PICKFORD John 23 > BARKER John 34 RICHARDSON James 19 > ELLIOTT Titus 21 RENSHAW Francis 24
23. BSFD in Mansfield [1]
Kerrie, Thanks. Most interesting! I looked at my database again and I do have information about James B's (b. 1822) first marriage. He married Sarah LINDLEY (b. 1827) 25 DEC 1848 and I have 11 children noted. They were: (DOBs were determined from ages at census time so they may be off a little bit) Joseph b. 1850 George b. 1851 James b. 1853 Henry b. 1855 William b. 1856 Dick 1857 Sarah Jane b. 1859 Harry b. 1861 James b. 1865 Jane b. 1866 Amos b. 1868 (It is not unusual of course to have names repeat.
24. Re: Brailsford, Eyam Woodland [1]
Dear Ken, Joan & list Below is a report of the data posted by Ken & Joan with additions from the IGI and 1881 census James BRAILSFORD mar 4 May 1809 Tideswell Hannah SELLARS Joseph BRAILSFORD b 27 May 1809 Tideswell Sarah BRAILSFORD b 29 Apr 1810 Tideswell Joseph BRAILSFORD b 23 May 1816 Tideswell Mary BRAILSFORD b 11 Feb 1818 Tideswell Mary BRAILSFORD b 13 Jun 1819 Tideswell mar John GRAYSON b circa 1823 Bolsterstone, Yorks Occup Blacksmith Mary GRAYSON b circa 1847 Hather
25. BSFD: Sutton Cum Duckmanton PR 1662-1837 [1]
Dear List, I have forwarded a string of messages between myself and Kim May, who posted an offer for lookups to the Derbysgen Mailing List recently. I hope someone finds something of interest! If so, please let Kim know as well as the list. Regards, Kerrie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kim May" To: "T&K Brailsford" Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 12:45 PM Subject: Re: [DBY] Sutton Cum Duckmanton PR 1662-1837 > Kerrie, > > Thank you for your feedback on
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