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1. John Robson 1838 [1]
Hello All Has anybody got the Parish Death Records for the following in Sunderland. John Robson Baptised 1st July 1838 with Parents John Robson & Jane Calvert the family lived in Johnson St, I cant find this family on the 1841 or 51 Census I am Wondering if Baby John may have died before the 1841 Census and his parents moved on. Hope someone can help. Regards & Thanks Allan Robson -- Message sent with Supanet E-mail Signup to supanet at https://signup.supanet.com/cgi-bin/signup?_origin=sigwebmail
2. Normanton, Sunderland [1]
Hello All Does anybody have any links with the following; John B Normanton was born in Sunderland in 1887, his father was William Henry Normanton, John was Adopted by my Gt,Gt, Grandmother Eleanor Robson Stucksbury as per the 1891 Census for 3 Bennet St, Sunderland, what is odd is the John's Father and his Siblings were living at Palins Yard off John St, Sunderland Central in 1891 so why was he adopted? could it be his Mother died at birth and his father could not cope with a new born baby, maybe someone ha
3. Jane Slack 1851 Census [1]
Hello All Would someone please look up the 1851 Census for Jane Slack she would be in her mid 50's agewise, and she was born in Newcastle, possibly living in Sunderland. Regards and Thanks Allan Robson -- Message sent with Supanet E-mail Signup to supanet at https://signup.supanet.com/cgi-bin/signup?_origin=sigwebmail
4. Re: [SUNDERLAND] Death certificate questions [0.98376]
Hi The person at the death is generally a relative or a friend or neighbour. As you have been told that the address is a miner's cottage you might try looking for any of the family marrying someone with that surname. Susan ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2006 1:24 PM Subject: Re: [SUNDERLAND] Death certificate questions > > In a message dated 20/04/2006 11:46:36 GMT Standard Time, > sharonspry@yahoo.com writes: > >
5. Certificate questions answered. [0.98376]
Thank you for all the help with the certificates. I have another unrelated question... or two. John Clazey married Isabella Oswald in Berwick-Upon-Tweed and their first son, George Oswald Clazey was born there in 1816. Which Parish would I check with to find his baptism and possibly marriage of his parents? John was also said to be a miller...is there an occupational directory for that period of time? I have also since heard from another list subscriber regarding the Gray post I had in terms of research
6. Re: [SUNDERLAND] Barnes School [0.98376]
Hi Ben, I no longer live in Sunderland but my family there inform me that Barnes Infants School still exists. I have a copy of the same photograph, as it includes my late sister, Doreen Stott, who is standing directly below the picture nearest the window. Regretfully I cannot name any of the other pupils. I later attended Barnes School in 1928 and have a photograph taken in the same first-year classroom. I will be pleased to e-mail a copy to anyone interested. Regards, Gordon Stott Ben Revell wrot
7. Austin in Hylton [0.98376]
Hi, I am looking for a John Austin's record of birth/baptism in about 1808 in Hylton. Can anyone help?
8. Alfred St School [0.98376]
Hello All Does anybody know if Alfred St School in Millfield Sunderland is still there?, and does anybody know anything about it. Regards Allan Robson
9. Sunderland registrars [0.98376]
Hi Stan That tip for Sunderland registrars site, sunderland.gov.uk/pages/registrars/marriages1837-2006 seems to be off line with this message, error 406 webmaster informed. Have tried it for the last few days no joy. Regards Allan. 13/04/06 15:43pm
10. Re: [SUNDERLAND] MASTER MARINERS/CAPTAINS RECORDS [0.98376]
Dear Stan I just retrieved the attached. I wonder you will you be able to help me. My ancestors were Master Mariners/Free Mariners. One of them was William Shepherdson (born .22 Nov 1690) (Master Mariner)who we believed probably came from Bishopwearmouth (Sunderland).(His parents were Wilm Shipperdson and Grace Neelson married on 4 June 1672 (Bishopwearmouth) The only records we had was that he was married to a Ann Holman on 24 OCT 1714 at Saint Laurence, Ramsagte (Thanet), Kent, England . And sta
11. Re: [SUNDERLAND] Re: 1851 census [0.98376]
Hi bit of a long shot but I have 2 Mary Middlemas with Sunderland connections and wonder if you know anything about them. I know very little. One married Thomas Newstob 1820 Sunderland. I think they moved to South Shields. Another is on 1841 census married to George Howey, with Thomas and Mary Newstobs son Edward living with them. (I need to confirm Edwards baptism yet) 1841 Census, Sunderland District Family Number: 51357.4 1841 Census, Sunderland - Low Street (HO107/321/12, Folio 4, Page 3
12. RECOLLECTIONS OF OLD MONKWEARMOUTH [0.98376]
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13. Re Austin at Hylton [0.98376]
If it was South Hylton then the records would be in Bishopwearmouth, and there is a John Robinson Oyston baptised there on the IGI 31.8.1806 born 25.7.1806 parents John Oyston and Sarah Coulson. I have found it spelt OISTEN too. Hope he's the one. North Hylton would come under Monkwearmouth.
14. Re: [SUNDERLAND] SUNDERLAND WAR PENSION HOSPITAL 1921 [0.98376]
Hi Stan I wondered about that as I saw somewhere that the old workhouse was used for a military hospital during the war, I think it was Tyne and Wear archives, pity they dont have records for 1921. Quite a way to travel from Trimdon! im glad it shows his wife was present at the death. Thanks Carol
15. Sunderland pubs [0.98376]
Hello, While on this subject, my ancestor Alexander HOGARTH was publican of the Aquatic Arms, 27 Sheepfold Road, Monkwearmouth in 1881 and Aberdeen Arms, Wear Street, Monkwearmouth in 1891. Does anyone know anything of these pubs and whether they still survive? Regards, Mark. Mark Etheridge email - marketheridge@ntlworld.com or etheridge69@hotmail.com
16. Re: [SUNDERLAND] Mariners research pre 1835 [0.98376]
In a message dated 25/04/2006 10:40:57 GMT Daylight Time, robynandjohn@aanet.com.au writes: I am new to the list. I am keen to find more about my ancestor Thomas WEALANDS b. abt 1784 Sunderland, Durham. _________________________________________________________________ A Thomas Wealands married Ann Vaux 7th August 1815 in Bishopwearmouth. Christening 04 DEC 1784 Sunderland, Durham, England, father Thomas, mother Margaret. Regards Stan Mapstone www.mapstone.org
17. Barnes School [0.98376]
Found this picture at my Mothers http://www.benrevell.co.uk/images/img020.jpg It was taken in 1925. My mother, now 86, is on the left with the huge bow in her hair. Does Barnes Infants still exist ?? Ben Revell -- My Nature Photos:- Http://www.benrevell.co.uk/natureweb/index.htm My Military Site:- http://www.benrevell.co.uk
18. Re Wishart [0.98376]
There was a Richard Wishart baptised at St Peter's Monkwearmouth 24.1.1823 son of Andrew and Hannah. They seemed to have had another son Robert Tinmouth Wishart baptised the week after, and a daughter Isabella Maria baptised 23.3.1825.. A Andrew Wishart = Hannah Hall at St Michael & All Angels , Bishopwearmouth 14.9.1819. There were Middlemass baptisms at Bishopwearmouth too, father George but no Ann. Sorry just too time consuming looking through the 1841 Does DurhamOnline have the 1841 inde
19. unsubscribe [0.98376]
Mary Linning
20. Re: [SUNDERLAND] RECOLLECTIONS OF OLD MONKWEARMOUTH [0.98376]
Thanks Stan.... edward paxton Surrey
21. Re: FW: [SUNDERLAND] Sunderland pubs [0.98376]
In a message dated 14/04/2006 23:32:40 GMT Daylight Time, davtree1@bigpond.net.au writes: While on the subject of Sunderland Pubs in the 1827 directory there is a Thomas Rowntree publican of the Norfolk Arms at Pan Quay also the Ship Salisbury in Warren St. Anything known about these pubs? It's possible he is an ancestor but there were a couple of Thomas Rowntree's about at the time. He was a keelman around 15 years earlier ________________________________________________________________ Hi David,
22. Sunderland [0.98376]
Could someone please tell me where Lawton Street used to be in 19th-century Sunderland? My Greatx2 Grandfather was the proprietor of a grocer's shop at No 1 Lawton Street, which I'd guess would be a corner shop, but I can't find the street on a current map. Thank you Mary O
23. Burdess/Atkinson/Urwin or Bates [0.98376]
Any help on these names would be very much appreciated. These families lived in several Durham Counties as they were working the coal mines. They new each other as they seemed to marry each other. Dates are around 1796-1880's the later emigrated to the US and we have many families here. Thanks
24. Dobbing [0.98376]
I'd be grateful to hear from anyone researching the surname Dobbing in Sunderland c.1800 Glenda N.Z.
25. Re: FW: [SUNDERLAND] Sunderland 1841 census [0.98376]
In a message dated 22/04/2006 01:09:47 GMT Daylight Time, davtree1@bigpond.net.au writes: Further to the Mills bomb saga could I presume on you to look up Robert Mills age about 21 in 1841 living in Monkwearmouth, I think his father was Thomas Mills but I am looking for his mother and any other family. ________________________________________________________ LIving in Strand (Ages were rounded down in 1841) James Mills abt 1821 Monkwearmouth Durham Joseph Mills abt 1811 Monkwearmouth Durham May
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