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1. John Robson born 1839/40 [1]
Hello All If anybody while checking Baptisms happens to come across the following Baptism would you please let me know. John Robson born 1839/40 with parents John Robson and Eleanor Urwin, at the moment I am trawling through the parishes of Northumberland and Durham searching for him so any help would be Appreciated. Regards and Thanks Allan Robson -- Message sent with Supanet E-mail Signup to supanet at https://signup.supanet.com/cgi-bin/signup?_origin=sigwebmail
2. BARASS [1]
Hi all, I'm interested in BARASS too, particulary the family of Richard BARASS and Eleanor NAYLOR who married in 1850 at Pelton Fell. Their children were Ann (b.1853), Eleanor/Ellen (b.1860) and Richard (b.1864). They were still living in Pelton Fell in the 1891 census. Cheers Jan
3. Re: [DUR-NBL] Re: EMIGRATION AND COAL MINERS [0.978298]
In a message dated 07/03/2006 20:44:10 GMT Standard Time, jmiddleton@carolina.rr.com writes: The Miners of Northumberland and Durham, by; Richard Fynes Blyth. I would recommend this book to anyone whose ancestors worked in the coal mines in this area. _____________________________________________________________ Just to avoid any confusion the author is Richard Fynes, The Miners of Northumberland and Durham. First Published 1873. A Coal Mining History Reprint 1986 (ISBN: 0946865051) Regards
4. Re: [DUR-NBL] EMIGRATION & COAL MINERS [0.978298]
An opportunity to dust off a long disused information source - The Mormon Immigration Index CD has the following but with wrong voyage date William ENGLISH born abt 1856 Ship: Nevada Date of Departure: 9 Apr 1884 Port of Departure: Liverpool, England LDS Immigrants: 319 Church Leader: Christian D. Fjeldsted Date of Arrival: 19 Apr 1884 Port of Arrival: New York, New York Jane ENGLISH born abt 1857 Margaret Ann born abt 1880 Louisa born abt 1881 Ralph born abt 1884 Note: "Infant" (EECI). "Twin" (BM
5. Walter Joss m. 24 Feb. 1833 [0.978298]
Hello List, My 2nd great grandfather, Walter Joss, married Phillis Watson 24 Feb. 1833 in Tyemouth. Northumberland. He is said to have been a master mariner and died off the coast of spain.He is also said to have sailed on the H.M.S. Cumberland during the Crimian War. It seems to me that there should be a record of his service somewhere but I don`t know where to look. Can anyone help? Peg Al Dixon al.d@ix.netcom.com Why Wait? Move to EarthLink.
6. Town in Durham [0.978298]
> >Has anyone heard of Stow Chester in Durham? >Could it be something to do with Chester le Street? > >Dawn Hi Dawn, how about STONECHESTER? Its really no more than a farm, a couple of miles north of Hunwick and 2-3 miles east of Crook Best Wishes Peter Lane
7. Re: [DUR-NBL] Durham, Sadler Street, The Misses Morgan - a 19th Century mystery [0.978298]
In message <218.1480c6f1.3144b27f@aol.com>, Stanmapstone@aol.com writes >In a message dated 10/03/2006 23:29:48 GMT Standard Time, >chrismorgan4@btinternet.com writes: >Can anyone shed any light on who these Morgan ladies could be, or when they >were at 55 Sadler Street, and living with whom? > >_______________________________________________________ > >Page 223 of Whellan's 1894 Directory - County Durham. >Misses Morgan, Milliners, 55 Sadler Street. > >Regards Stan Mapstone >www.mapstone.org > > Hi Chr
8. BURDON [0.978298]
Hello Mary and list - not having a really good knowledge of Durham areas, I don't know how useful this information is --- Richardson GIBSON b.c. 1738 by age at burial probably Richard bpt. 4 October 1741 [above] m. 28 April 1782 Gateshead St Mary, Durham sp. Elis BURDON bpt. 1 June 1755 St Hildas South Shields, Dur d. 10 November 1801 Gateshead. d. 28 August 1810 Gateshead, Dur "Banns of marriage were published in this Church between Richardson Gibson & Elis Burdon both of this Parish this 3rd
9. Re: [DUR-NBL] Tattoo's in the 19th cent and earlier? [0.978298]
Every time they got cut the coal would go into it and leave a mark. That is probably what it is. Bonnie At 12:34 PM 3/4/2006, Boris Atterby wrote: >Hi All, > I've been looking at the Convicts to Australia site >http://members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/convicts/index.html > That was i think recomended on this list, I've been searching > through Durham Convicts and reading the discriptions is very > interesting, some miners are described as having ''coal scars'' > which you would expect [my left knee ha
10. 1918 Absent Voters List [0.978298]
Can anyone advise if the 1918 Absent Voters List for Gosforth exists and, if so, at which record office/archives the list can be viewed? Thanks and regards, Lesley Constance Bay, Ontario
11. Barthram [0.978298]
I found a George ELDER aged 22 married Annie BARTHRAM aged 19 at Newcastle-upon-Tyne in Feb 1907. Annie came from Newcastle George Elder came from the Borders of Scotland a small Village called Lilliesleaf this is between Hawick & Selkirk. My question is there anyway of finding out what George was doing in Newcastle, on the marriage certificate he is down as living in Lilliesleaf before his marriage. he is not on the 1901 Census for England. George was a Journeyman Tailor or did they meet in Scotland
12. Re: [DUR-NBL] Advice/Thoughts on death Ramshaw [0.978298]
In a message dated 31/03/2006 17:29:44 GMT Daylight Time, Carolgriff@aol.com writes: Could he have died and been registered in Sunderland and buried in Trimdon. If so I wonder what he was doing in Sunderland? ____________________________________________________ In Hospital? The death had to registered in the district he died in. Regards Stan Mapstone www.mapstone.org
13. Help Please [0.978298]
I am searching for Eliza/Elizabeth Riley or variants. On 1891 census she is living with her family in Usworth - 1901 she is with brother Henry as a visitor in South Shields. On the 1881 she is living with parents age 12mths.born in Darlington living at 16 Thorpe st. Linthorpe York. Darlington, Middlesboro and Auckland have been very helpful searching for her but with no luck Can anyone suggest where else she may be registered or if not is there a RC church in the area where I may get a copy of the Paris
14. Re: [DUR-NBL] Occupation query on 1881 Census [0.978298]
Hi Stan, Thanks Stan for letting me know about the correct entry from the original image. Jan Boyes In a message dated 27/03/2006 14:49:14 GMT Daylight Time, markandjanboyes@ntlworld.com writes: My friend has a John Greenwood in the 1881 census, living at 3 Long Row, Thornaby, North Yorkshire. He is listed as being a labourer in Iron Mines. ______________________________________________________________________ From the original image: It has been wrongly transcribed, it is labour
15. GLOVER [0.978298]
I am still searching for Robert Glover married at All Saints, Newcastle to Hannah Potts on 31st May 1846. His father was Joseph Glover. I wonder if someone could look at the 1841 Census and try to find Robert before he was married ? He was an Iron Moulder. Also could you find Robert and Hannah on the 1851 Census Please ? In 1861 and 1871 they were living in the Census area of Jarrow Headworthy. Thank you in anticipation. Arthur Rutherford. Poole, Dorset.
16. Re: [DUR-NBL] 1891 Census lookup request [0.978298]
Hello Bill, I think I have found the family for you, It would appear they lived in a part of Newcastle called Byker. Thomas was head, Theodora? was wife, Agnes Daughter 11yrs, William Son 10yrs, Mary A Daughter 8yrs and John R son 5 yrs. They lived at 17 Back Fell Street Byker. If you think this is right please let me know and I will send you the original Census Document. Kind Regards Terry
17. Re: [DUR-NBL] Railways [0.978298]
In a message dated 05/03/2006 15:09:46 GMT Standard Time, von@yvonnepurdy.free-online.co.uk writes: It's very good indeed, and gives 1851 as a date for Kelso. __________________________________________________________ Kelso Railway Station, at Maxwellheugh, lay on the St Boswells to Tweedmouth line. This line was created by the linking up of two separate lines, The North British Railway line from St Boswells to Kelso and the Newcastle and Berwick Railway line from Tweedmouth. The N.B.R branch
18. Re: [DUR-NBL] 1861 Census [0.978298]
Hi This looks like them in Thornley. Carol NameEstimated Birth YearBirthplaceRelationshipCivil ParishCounty/IslandView Image View RecordHenry Haswellabt 1855 Pittington, Durham, EnglandSon Thornley Durham View RecordJohn Haswellabt 1831 Easington, Durham, EnglandHead Thornley Durham View RecordMary A Haswellabt 1830 Pittington, Durham, EnglandWife Thornley Durham View RecordJane A Nesonabt 1850 Kelloe, Durham, EnglandVisitor Thornley Durham
19. RE: [DUR-NBL] Railways [0.978298]
Dear Stan, Thank you so very much for your wonderful reply. The dates you've found and included cover exactly the time period I'm looking for, and I'm looking forward to when the 1851 census is included on the Scotlands People site. I'm sure my ancestor will be in the Kelso area, "working on the railway". Thank you again. It's great, at last, to have a starting point. Best regards, Yvonne >> -----Original Message----- From: Stanmapstone@aol.com [mailto:Stanmapstone@aol.com] Sent: 05 March 2006 15:35 To
20. 1851 Census Look-up detail [0.978298]
Dear List Members, Can anyone fill in the missing information for me from the 1851 Crawcrook, Co. Durham Census? I need to know the place of birth and occupation for the following: HO 107/2403/folio 399 Crawcrook William BELL age 24 Mary age 22 folio 303 Hannah BELL age 20 Thank you, Bette
21. Old Photographs [0.978298]
Hi List I have been given a photograph of my husbands grandfathers wedding from 1933 and matching it to the wedding certificate I have I'm trying to find out which person in the photgraph is the grooms female cousin. The photograph shows from left to right Unknown Female Unknown Male (Young Man) Groom Bride Older Man (Brides Father) Unknown Female Both the bride and grooms fathers are listed on the marriage cetificate although the grooms father was deceased by this time. It is witnessed by Amelia Nodding
22. Re: [DUR-NBL] Crook Durham [0.978298]
Hi Me Again Bit more guesswork from me so again double check and let us know what marriages etc you need looking up Carol 1891 Frances Ditchburnabt 1859Crook, Durham, EnglandWife Helmington Row Durham View RecordJames Ditchburnabt 1862Helmington Row, Durham, EnglandHead Helmington Row Durham View RecordMargaret Ditchburnabt 1890Helmington Row, Durham, EnglandDaughter Helmington Row Durham View RecordWilliam M Ditchburnabt 1891Helmington Row, Durham, EnglandSon Helmington Row Durham
23. where is this place? [0.978298]
I found this on the internet, and believe it to be my gggrandfather,,, but have no idea where this place is where he is said to be born Can anyone help me out George E. Welsh, born 1811 in Cheddletown, Sts, England Thanks Charlene
24. Lambton [0.978298]
In a message dated 27/03/2006 17:31:31 GMT Daylight Time, Jbeljones@aol.com writes: Thank you, Stan. Your information is very complete but I couldn't bring up the towns on the link you supplied. Is Lambton in Chester-le-Street Parish? _____________________________________________________________- Yes, it is. You can use the Ordnance Survey Gazetteer http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/freefun/didyouknow/ to find Lambton, but it is in http://www.visionofbritain.org.uk/index.jsp Regards Stan Map
25. Re: [DUR-NBL] 1918 Absent Voters List [0.978298]
> Don't know about 1918 but there are absent voters lists for 1919. I > believe NDFHS has microfiche, there is one for east Newcastle which would > encompass Gosforth. Are you sure it will be in east Newcastle? Gosforth was part of Northumberland in those days. I'm not sure when it became part of Newcastle, but it was probably the 1960's or so. Richard
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