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1. [ULV:] STEPHENSON [1]
Reposting Interests Christopher STEPHENSON born 1692 (maybe) died Aug. 1767 Heysham Lancs. The first record I have found for Christopher STEPHENSON (5th G Grandfather) is his marriage in Heysham Lancs. to Mary EDMONDSON. A contact thinks that my Christopher is a brother of James, John and William sons of Anthony STEPHENSON and Elizabeth BENSON. If anyone is searching this family I would love to hear from you. Helen Sunny Viking Alberta Canada
2. [ULV:] Ulverston Parish mag 1882 [1]
> From: "Shirley Andrews" > ...where do you find those fascinating parish magazines from the > 1880's? I was entranced to find a Brockbank listed in one of them, at the > mo I dunno whether or not he is one of "mine". Any chance of more of those > "Church Times"? I bet over 100 years ago, they would have been "blown away" > by the use their magazines are being put to by us Hi Shirley, My family had kept the parish mag for June 1882, all these years because my Grandfather's christ
3. [ULV:] Re: William Watson [1]
Hi When you trace this family further back, if they were then in Tunstall, get in touch with me - I have the Tunstall Parish Register from about 1620. But I think it only goes up to about 1800. I'm just about to go away for 3 weeks, though - end of July will be the earliest I can help Eileen martin
4. [ULV:] Census extracts [1]
* Replies to Stan & Rob please * ------- Forwarded message follows ------- Hi Listers, Yes, it's us again! We would be grateful if we could attract the attention of all of you who have accumulated photocopies of pages of the various censuses over the years. Among the entries you are probably not interested in may well be details of pubs, inns, taverns, etc., and we would appeal to those of you who have such entries to send them in to us, even if your own family does not include members in the li
5. Re: [ULV:] registration districts [1]
In message <000f01bfe4a5$a7e67ba0$af6f12ce@kgiles>, Keith & Ellen Giles writes >Greetings from a soggy NZ! > >I've got a family registering births in Ulverston between 1871 and 1875, and >in Barrow between 1877 & 1888. The 1881 and 1891 censuses show all the >children as born in Barrow. I'd originally assumed the family had moved, but >now I'm wondering if Barrow formed part of the Ulverston Registration >District to the mid-1870s before acquiring a registration district in its >own name
6. [ULV:] BARROW, NEWSHAM - Help Please!!! [1]
Hello Listers, I've been subscribed for quite awhile now, but have never posted. I'd say it's high time! I'll try and make this not be too long... -I have a Mary Alice BARROW born on 26 Nov 1888, in the village of Greenodd, parish of Egton-cum-Newland. There is no father listed, believe she was born out-of-wedlock, and later came to be known as the daughter of Alfred NEWSHAM (see the marriage of Edith BARROW, below). Her mother was Edith Margaret Sherock (spelling?) BARROW, born abt. 1869.
7. [ULV:] Cemeteries [1]
Could anyone please tell me if there are cemeteries in Dalton-in-Furness and Ireleth (north of Dalton)? Thank you Cheryl
8. [ULV:] World War 1--newspapers [1]
Would anyone know which newspapers were around during the war. I'd like to write to any paper published in Barrow in Furness during this time in hopes they might have published information about enlistments,furloughs,wounded etc. If possible, I'd like the address too. Thank you, Ann USA
9. [ULV:] ADMIN: Wakey, Wakey - Roll Call! [1]
Hi Folks As this list has been up and running for nearly 3 months now, it might be a good idea for you all to re-post your interests, especially as it may benefit our newer members. Kind regards, Carol Carol Bennett ListOwner, Ulverston & Furness Genealogy Mailing List CAR: http://www.tower-house.demon.co.uk/car/ Ulverston Heritage Centre: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ukuhc/ Co-ordinator, EnglandGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~engwgw CumberlandGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~engcul/ Cumb
10. [ULV:] Re: UK-ULVERSTON-FHS-D Digest V00 #45 [1]
Good idea Carol. I signed on quite early and I've been thinking of reposting. I am interested in Christopher Trougheire, christened April 26, 1807 in Ulverston to Christopher and Ann Croasdell. I am trying to link him to a Christopher Trougheire, a shoemaker, who had a daughter, Jane, born (not necessarily christened) in the Isle of Man around 1834 who subsequently married in Penwortham, near Preston in 1866. John Bennett >From: UK-ULVERSTON-FHS-D-request@rootsweb.com >Reply-To: UK-ULVERSTON-FHS-L@
11. Re: [ULV:] surname interests [1]
Hello Carole, You didn't give the surname of your 3xgreat grandfather. I will be looking at the church records for that area tomorrow. If you can let me know by then I may be able to help. Regards, Fred Sedgwick Ottawa Simon and Carole Smith wrote: > Hello All > > I am new to the list and now post my surname interests: > > DICKINSON Flookburgh > Kippford, KKD, Scotland > BUTLER Flookburgh > BLAND Flookburgh > ROSE
12. Re: [ULV:] Kirkby/Swainson [1]
In message <002c01bfeb1c$258443e0$1a078cd4@default>, Liz Smith writes >Hi all, > >Just joined the list and am posting my interests > >My grandfather Robert KIRKBY was b Ulverston 1880. His father William was an >auctioneer in the town. Any info would be appreciated. > >Also trying to locate gt-gt-gt grandfather MATTHEW KIRKBY born c1792 > >He married RUTH SWAINSON b 1793 Torpenhow > >Suspect him to be born Cumberlad/Westmorland. He was married and died in >Hawkshead and had po
13. Re: [ULV:] Re: Lower Allithwaite ancestors [1]
In message <2b.896ed35.26aeb755@aol.com>, EMartin375@aol.com writes >Hi List - just resubscribed after a couple of weeks away. My present >priority in the Furness area is to find my gg grandparents John and Mary >(nee DICKINSON) JOHNSON - names so common in the region I wonder if I'll ever >pin them down!! Their daughter Jane JOHNSON married William >CARRADICE/CARRADUS in Natland (Kendal) in 1861. John JOHNSON'S occupation >when Jane was born in 1844 was "husbandman" and her birthplace and the >in
14. [ULV:] Cartmell Family [1]
Now the ofsted inspection is finally over. I can get down to some serious research again. I am trying to find out about a lady called Elizabeth Cartmell. She was housekeeper to a gentleman called William Bewsher. The lived at Quay street. I have found reference to them on the 1881 Census. Elizabeth had a lot of children but does not seemed to have married. I think William Bewhser was their father. If anyone could please help me I would be very grateful. My other interests are the Dickinson family, Duns
15. [ULV:] Cornelius FOY [1]
I am searching for information on my great-grandfather Cornelius FOY who was born in Dalton in Furness according to the 1881 census. He was listed as being 20 years of age a private in the Army and stationed in Grand Shaft Barracks. No other family affiliation was given; however, the same census lists a Catherine FOY living in Greenhaume with her father a Mr. Gribben. Catherine had several children from 8 to 2 so I doubt that Cornelius could have been her husband, although one child was named Cornel
16. [ULV:] Wedding portraits - Grasmere/Ambleside 1842 [1]
Hi list! I am fortunate to have two oval oil paintings, one of each my 2XGGrandparents Richard Bonney, a plumber, of Ambleside (b. Lytham, Lancs.) and his wife, Jane Dixon, daughter of James Dixon, waller, of Hawkshead. Jane's Furness connection is what leads me to send the query to this list as well as to the Westmorland list. Richard and Jane were married 19 May 1842 at St. Oswald's, Grasmere and spent their married life in Ambleside where they lived at Mill Cottage (right next to Bridge House). The pa
17. [ULV:] Barrow Registration district [1]
Many thanks to the instant responses about the Barrow Registration district. Its formation in 1876 neatly confirms that my wife's ancesors didn't move, but were in Barrow all along! Thanks in particular to Fred Sedgwick who pointed me to http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/blangston/genuki/reg/lan.htm a very useful site that I should have checked in the first place! Thanks again! Keith in a not quite as soggy as it was yesterday Auckland NZ
18. Sv: [ULV:] surname interests [1]
Hi Carole and list Can't help you directly, but the DICKINSONs of Beetham go back some way, at least to 1608. I'm afraid I haven't traced them further forward than 1783, when Jane d of Robert and Jane (CORT) DICKINSON married my ggggrandfather John DOCKRAY in Burton-in-Kendal. Do you know your Richard's father or siblings? Regards Geoff from Denmark ----- Original Message ----- From: Simon and Carole Smith To: Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2000 7:
19. [ULV:] Heversham Marriages in Cartmel [1]
Hello List, A few people from Heversham married in neighboring Cartmel. Maybe one of yours? 20 April 1772 Joseph Crow of the Parish of Cartmel & Agnes Swainson of the Parish of Heversham 6 April 1807 Robert Garnett of the Parish of Heversham & Mary Crofsdale of this Parish (Cartmel) 29 June 1807 Jas Strickland of the Parish of Heversham, Clerk & Bridget Walker of this Parish ?? Richard Barlow of this Parish, Farmer & Margaret Stephenson of the Parish of Heversham, Widow 19 Nov 1810 William H
20. [ULV:] Interests - COCKITT/ROTHWELL [1]
In response to Carol's invitation I'd like to repost my interests in the Barrow-in-Furness area - COCKITT - children born to Charles & Elizabeth COCKITT in Barrow in the 1870s and 1880s were christened received the middle name Rothwell, and the family appear in the 1881 and 1891 censuses as ROTHWELL. COCKITT - Alice (sister of Charles) married in the Ulverston/Barrow area in the December quarter of 1873. ROTHWELL - the parents of Charles and Alice COCKITT were William ROTHWELL and Esther (formerly COCKIT
21. [ULV:] Another Heversham/Cartmel Marriage [1]
At Lindale Chapel, 26 December 1825. Robert Langhorn of the Parish of Heversham, Paper Maker, Bachelor & Margaret Friars of this Parish, Spinster. Witnesses: William Robinson, Mary Ann Barber
22. [ULV:] Kirkby/Swainson [1]
Hi all, Just joined the list and am posting my interests My grandfather Robert KIRKBY was b Ulverston 1880. His father William was an auctioneer in the town. Any info would be appreciated. Also trying to locate gt-gt-gt grandfather MATTHEW KIRKBY born c1792 He married RUTH SWAINSON b 1793 Torpenhow Suspect him to be born Cumberlad/Westmorland. He was married and died in Hawkshead and had possible brother ROBERT b c 1795 Troutbeck Cumberland. Does anyone know which church they would have been bapt
23. [ULV:] GREAVES, GELDART, COLE [1]
I am seeking information regarding the following. John GREAVES, weaver, m. Mary Keen 1803 Ulverston I am looking for John's parents. William GELDART m. Betty? of Maryport about 1809 James COLE father of John Cole, miner, married Mary HACKNEY at Manchester Cathedral 1819. I've no idea where to find either James or Mary before or after the marriage, although all the children were christened at Manchester Cathedral too. At the time of his marriage James was a cotton weaver, but later apparently was a soldi
24. [ULV:] Ulverston parish magazine June1882 [1]
From: The Ulverston Parish Magazine June 1882 Price one penny Ulverston Printed by R.B. Gelderd, Market-Place PARISH MONTHLY REGISTER - ULVERSTON BAPTISMS Apl 25 Tom Wallace s William and Esther Jackson 3 28 Eleanor d William and Eleanor Ann Knight May 7 Alice d John and Annie Askew 3 Alexander Edward s John Harrison and Esther Nicholson 3 14 William s William and Harriet Crossley 3 M
25. Re: [ULV:] Re: Johnsons at Allithwaite [1]
In message <79.74837e5.26af547a@aol.com>, EMartin375@aol.com writes >Thank you Carole for sending me the 1851 census record for John Johnson's >household. One or two others have explained about the peculiar "Allithwaite, >Lower Allithwaite" address - isn't it strange that "Allithwaite" should be a >part of "Lower Allithwaite" - one would think that the "Lower" defined an >area of the overall "Allithwaite", but the reverse is true. > >The census information has enabled me to find (on IGI) the parents an
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