Hi Janet I have Hannah GALLOP with a "possible" sister Jane GALLOP - mother was Sarah probably born c.1790. They came from Chew Magna/Chew Stoke area. Hannah married Thomas YOUNG in 1848. They had at least 4 children. 1841 Hannah was a Female Servant. Jane GALLOP born c.1833 had a daughter Sarah Ann GALLOP born on 12 May 1858 in Long Ashton Workhouse. Liz www.btinternet.com/~e.newbery OPC for Street, Somerset ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janet Cuff" <bgmjcuff@yahoo.co.uk> To: <bristol_and_district@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 09, 2010 7:24 PM Subject: Re: [B&D] YEATES Frustrations, frustrations! Tell me about it Chirani! I have spent endless hours with one of my families and still I'm back where I started. In view of all the experienced people on this list I thought I would put out a plea for help with the following details. William Ebenezer Yeates born 1844 Bristol ( sometimes Yates/Yeats) Married Elizabeth Bick 1866 - their daughter Mary Elizabeth Mortimer Bick born at Uley, Glos, 2 yrs before their marriage . Elizabeth Yeates nee Bick died Jan 1876 William E Yeates married Emily Ann Gallop Sep 1876 All plain sailing so far but after their marriage Emily always appears on the census returns living with her father John Gallop, in Chew Magna and William lodging elsewhere. I know that could be pure coincidence and he could have been away from home working as a Gas fitter/Plumber but the following details lead me to think otherwise. In 1891 William Yeates is living back in Bristol with a daughter Elizabeth 6yrs and a son Thomas 4yrs (no records of their births have come to light yet in my searches and I have tried all spelling variants I can think of)) and at the same address is a widow Elizabeth Clifford ( her husband George died 1883) with her 6 children. By 1901 Elizabeth Clifford is listed as Elizabeth Yeates,wife of William and they have moved to Bath. Meanwhile Emily, his lawful wife, is still living with her family in Chew Magna. The death certificate of Emily Yeates 1901 confirms her as the wife of William but he was not the informant as an Inquest had been held as was the case with William when he died in 1915 so I assume William and Elizabeth lived as man and wife in Bath with no official status as such. It seems very strange to me that a father has the care of two young children, Thomas and Elizabeth in 1891 when his wife is still alive and leads me to wonder if Elizabeth Clifford was their mother but their births are not registered under her name either. Whilst Thomas appears on the 1901 census with his father I can find no further trace of Elizabeth. If anyone can help me to find the births of these children or Elizabeth after 1891 I should be most grateful. Janet :o)) ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BRISTOL_AND_DISTRICT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi Liz, Thank you for your Gallop information - can't link them at the moment to my Emily Ann but you never know what might turn up as I dig deeper so I will file your information. Janet  :o)