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1. census 1851, 1861, lookup [1]
Hello List, Please can someone look up the following, John SMITH born 1831, Woodford , Northamptonshire. Also 1861 census the following, John SMITH, b 1831, Woodford, Northants, also his wife Hannah, b 1833 Hook Norton, Oxford. children that I know off John, born 1856 , Woodford, Northants. Thank you Jean Australia Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. http://au.movies.yahoo.com
2. Morby family, excavators in Wellingborough [1]
Hi everyone. In the 1881 census all 6 males of working age in the household of my wifes Morby family who had recetly moved to Wellingborogh are described as excavators. Were they likely to be quarrying ironstone or limestone? or was it perhaps some large civil engineering project that attracted them to the town? Any suggestions. Regards Simon.
3. Re: [NTH] Bastardy Bonds [1]
Ann, It is a written record of a mans agreement to pay for the upkeep of an illegitimate child. Generally not a voluntary agreement. A pregnant unmarried woman would be "examined" by the parish overseers to ascertain who is the father of her about to be born child. The parish was liable for the upkeep of the child until the age of 14 and the overseers wanted where ever possible to divest itself of the costs and get the father to pay. For every Bastardy Bond there would be a matching record of the
4. Gibbons family Welton and Harpole [1]
Hi Listers Has anyone access to the Parish records for Welton and or Harpole? If so could you look up the baptisms of the children of Thomas and Mary Gibbons below between 1755 and 1773. Joseph is my 3 great grandfather and they seem to have moved around as the youngest child was born in Tingrith in Bedfordshire. John abt 1755 Elizabeth abt 1757 Mary abt 1760 Thomas abt 1761 Ann abt 1765 Joseph abt 1767 William abt 1769 Edward abt 1772 Stephen baptised Tingrith 29th May 1774 Thanks in advance Rachel
5. Re: NORTHANTS-D Digest V05 #157 [1]
i have HERITAGE in my family. my great grandmother was a MARY HERITAGE. REGARDS SUSAN CLARKE NORTHANTS-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: NORTHANTS-D Digest Volume 05 : Issue 157 Today's Topics: #1 Posting Interests ["Peter" #2 Re: [NTH] Posting Interests ["Tony & Gail Waring" #3 Wadcroft [AlexStewart17@aol.com] #4 LUCAS - Joseph ["Eunice Goude" #5 Re: [NTH] Posting Interests [AGarvin224@aol.com] #6 William Barrett Wilkins and Emma H [Chrissiewebster@aol.com] #7 Re: [NTH] Posting Interests ["Anne Picketts
6. To Carole Eales. Parish register look up please for Independent, Yelvertoft. [1]
Hi I would be most grateful for confirmation of this entry I found on the IGI: International Genealogical Index Hannah Bardwell GASKILL - Gender: F Christening: 30 Mar 1794 Yelvertoft, Independent, Northampton, England, Father John, mother Mary This entry is a complete mystery as Hannah's siblings born before and after Hannah were Christened in Nottingham. I am hoping the entry includes her father's occupation but any scrap of information would be welcome. I have been behind this brick w
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8. 137a Wellingborough Rd [1]
My great-grand mother, Mary Elizabeth Parnham, lived in Nottingham until the death of her husband, and then came to live in Northampton with her middle son John Stanley Smith (my grand father). Her death certificate says she was normally resident at 100 Delapre St, but she died at 137a Wellingborough Road. This was in February 1947. Does anyone know whether this address was a hospital or nursing home? I can't think of any other reason why she would be there. Sue Bell (Norwich, England)
9. unsubscribing [1]
Hi All, Unsubscribing for a couple of weeks whilst we are on our hols. Thanks to all those who have helped me with my Emerys. Cheers, Linda Searching for the following Northamptonshire names: EMERY; LETTS; SMITH Check out my Family History at www.tribalpages.com/tribes/lindak53
10. My Brickwalls [1]
Hi list: My Brickwalls: Ann Carter/Charter born about 1728 Kettering md Thomas Hawkes 1751 William born about 1749-1752 (died age 60 in 1812) Irchester Mary Dodson md John Jolly in Cranford 1741 (maybe Kettering) John Bingham born about 1664 married Katherine Webb about 1667 Norton bur 1710 Katherine Webb born about 1678 Phillip Dillingham md 1790 to Sarah Gray in Finedon 1790 Joseph Gray married 27 May 1705 to Mary Pinchback Finedon Elizabeth Dell married 6 Aug 1776 to John Black (father is prob
11. marriage lookup [1]
Hello again, Looking to see if anyone has a marriage in Nassington, Woodnewton area 1745 ish Looking at John GOODYER and Mary ???? children baptism's in Woodnewton John 1749 William 1754 Margaret 1756 Regards, Jim
12. parish records for OLD [1]
Hi list, I am looking for the surname YORK in the parish of OLD. Trying to find the children of Samuel and Elizabeth York married 1783. Marriages at Lamport, 1587 to 1837 Samuel York, of Old, & Elizabeth Hollingshead 03 Nov 1783 or perhaps any YORKs of this timeframe in OLD? from about 1750 - 1800 in 1841 Old Census Samuel is recorded as age 80 & Elizabeth 75 Thanks for any help! Regards, Carole
13. Husband of Charlotte COMPTON [1]
From the NBI, I have information about a Charlotte COMPTON who was buried at Easton on the Hill, Northants on 5/4/1868. She was 28. Does anyone have her in their tree? More importantly, does anyone know who her husband was? Many thanks. Suzie (from Orkney)
14. William Barrett Wilkins and Emma Heritage [1]
I am kinda stuck on these peeps respective grandparents so any info would be appreciated! In addition if anyone has any pictures of either William or Emma I would love to have copies just to balance my tree photographically if nothing else! (William born 1860, Emma born 1861 both in Chacombe) I am still of course looking for the marriage of William's father Thomas to Elizabeth Barrett (well that is the surname she gave on his birth certificate and I have located her parents!) Keep up the good work
15. New list member - EMERY, JUDKINS, OSBORN, PACKER - Daventry and Whilton [1]
Hi, As a new list member, I would like to state my interests and quests. My main focus is the EMERY family, mostly farmers, so far from the mid-1700s in Whilton, Nether Heyford and Badby, and later in Daventry to the 1900s. I am happy to share the information I have. I am also looking for clues to the families of the following wives: Ann PACKER (1748-1824), m Joseph EMERY 1769, Whilton Jane JUDKINS (1771-1818), m Thomas EMERY 1792, Brockall (her parish) Ann OSBORN/OSBOURN/OSBORNE (1799-1833), m Joseph EM
16. Marriage Laws [1]
Some months ago there was a discussion on this list about the validity in England of a marriage between a man and his deceased wife's sister. I'm interested in the less common case of a man marrying his deceased wife's niece. I've been told that the 1835 Marriage Act banned such marriages. I want to verify this, and also to find out if and when this restriction was removed. More specifically, I want to test the validity of the marriage in 1848 of my g-grandfather to my g-grandmother, who was a niece of g-gr
17. DALBY [1]
I am desperately trying to find the surname of the wife of Thomas GUTTERIDGE. I know he married someone called Charlotte. They were man and wife on the 1861 census. Thomas was b in Wilbarston 1819 and Charlotte b Bulwick abt 1817. FreeBMD has 2 possibilities. One in Loughborough in 1850 but no Charlotte named on the page. (Anyway I thought Loughborough a bit far...) And another one in Lewisham where the wife could be Charlotte DALBY? But why Lewisham? I wondered if anyone has this name from Northants in
18. Help needed please... [1]
Could some very kind person please help with a look-up of the 1851 census for Everdon please? I am searching for a Family of STIRMEY who lived there circa the 1840s & 50s. Samuel James STIRMEY married Maria CONSTABLE in Whilton, in June 1838, and had sons Samuel John (1846) & Alfred Constable (1849) born there. This seems to be a long time between children and marriage (for the times) so I am wondering if there are any others present. They may of course have died in the meantime, or have been born & th
19. Re: [NTH] The Morby family [1]
Hi Chrissie. My wife's great-grandfather, his parents, brothers and sisters all appear on the 1901 census in Earls Barton with the spelling Mawby. The parents are on the 1881 census spelt Morby, which is the spelling used on all certificates we have, and is the way my wife's family spell it.This has proved to me how important it is to look for varient spellings even in relatively recent records. Regards Simon. ----- Original Message ----- From: To:
20. POSSE COMITATUS Look up please [1]
Hi List: I am wondering if someone could look up John Dell, or Francis Dell in Aylesbury? Thank you for your time. Regards Nina
21. Northants men at Trafalgar [1]
Find them here URL: www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/trafalgarancestors/ Go to advanced search In 'birthplace' type *Northampton* with the asterisks Marilyn __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
22. Re: [NTH] Marriage Laws [1]
The concept is simple to grasp but the application is complex. Marriage is intended to make husband and wife one flesh . Any relative by marriage becomes a relative; mother "in law" becomes a mother; sister "in law" a sister. BUT People did marry their sister in laws. This was made legal in the early 20th Century and marriages that had already occured were suddenly and retrospectively recognised as legitimate. Lots had married and the local church authorities must have known their relationship an
23. Re: NORTHANTS-D Digest V05 #160 [1]
will leave you some at the RO to collect Angela ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2005 12:02 PM Subject: NORTHANTS-D Digest V05 #160
24. 1851 census [1]
Hi All Is anyone able to help me with an image from Rowell all I have is the reference 6c 27 there should be a Potter family on it. Ann, John, Eliza Joseph and William Is Rowell the same as Rothwell Many thanks Carole Guildford Surrey
25. Marriage in Peterborough 1809 [1]
Hello all, I have joined this list hoping someone can help me. The message mightn't seem to have anything to do with Northamptonshire at first, but please read on. My ancestor Benjamin Scholes was born in Leeds in 1783. His daughter Mary Scholes was born in Leeds 27 February 1810, and only Benjamins name was given on the baptism entry at St Peter, Leeds. I hadn't been able to find a marriage that fitted in with the information that I had until I recently tracked Benjamin down on the 1851 Leeds census. His
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