A new name for me... Specifically, Harriet Ann CHAPPELL, probably born Duckmanton, likely married to Francis BOWER in JFM 1875. Anyone else looking at her lot? Cheers Stu PS - while I'm on - have discovered an interesting aspect of the 1901 address search which is probably common knowledge to all, but... One of my hobbies is the history of pubs in the borough and I've found that if you put "Inn" or similar in the "street " field, you get up all the inns in the area that have been named as such on the address part of the returns. Has helped me find a couple of new ones so far. Might well apply to other such key words, too.

Hello List. I am looking for any WILKINSONS in Chesterfield from 1850 onwards. thanks in appreciation. Brian Wilkinson

To get this list moving a bit I'm offering look-ups for the above. It gives their full names and addresses but not their ages and is only for the town of Chesterfield, stretching up to about 2 miles on the outskirts (as they were then). Rita of Chesterfield living in Germany

Hi Rita, I think we've emailed before. Nice to hear from somebody who remembers Woodhead's. I think they sold their business in the 1960s or 70s. Since then they've had a restaurant business and fairly recently opened "Woodhead's Coffee House" so the name is back. I remember Woodhead's on my visits to Chesterfield from Sheffield to see my relations in the 1930's, 40's & 50' My grandfather was the Edward of E. Woodhead & Sons. He died in 1910 and then my uncles and their sons ran it. Edward's father, James, took over the business of his brother-in-law, George Barker, in 1844. As you will see from my email, at that time there was a Joseph Woodhead in business in Low Pavement. My mother said that James' father was a Joseph Woodhead but I can find nothing about him and wonder if this is him. Sorry if I've gone on a bit. I hope Germany is warming up now. Dry & sunny in Ripon. Regards, Mark --------------------------------- With Yahoo! Mail you can get a bigger mailbox -- choose a size that fits your needs

Cannot help with the name but I can say that "Narrow Lane" is now known as Broad Pavement! Stu ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Connors" <nymets11@pacbell.net> To: <ENG-DERBYSHIRE-CHESTERFIELD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 24, 2003 4:00 PM Subject: [Chesterfield] Carter > I am looking for any info on William Carter. He was found in the > following directories: > > Pigot 1821 > William Carter. Chemist and Druggist. New Square, Chesterfield > > Glover 1827 > William Carter. Chemist and Druggist. New Square, Chesterfield > > Pigot 1835 > William England Carter. Chemist and Druggist. New Square, Chesterfield > Elizabeth Carter (his sister). Dress Maker. Narrow Lane, Chesterfield > > William Carter is my gggrandfather. He emigrated with his family to > Thorold, Ontario, Canada before 1871. His tombstone says he was born in > Tolon, Derbyshire a townland I have not been able to find. > > -- > Pat Connors, Sacramento CA > http://www.connorsgenealogy.com > All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002 > > > > > > > ==== ENG-DERBYSHIRE-CHESTERFIELD Mailing List ==== > Check out the list's website for rules, guidelines, how to post to the list, view archives, unsubscribe, change from L to D or D to L: > http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/Chesterfield/ > >

Hi Jayne, Thanks for the offer, but I have been in your neck of the woods a few time and have been to Lakeview Cemetery in Thorold which is how I know what the tombstone says. Tolon is not a know townland. I have searched for many years and have come to the conclusion that the tombstone etcher either got Tolon or Derbyshire wrong. There is a townland just over the border in Nottinghamshire that is close in spelling and since William's wife, Annie's tombstone says she was born in Nottinghamshire...who knows? I think I need to actually get to England to get it straight. Hopefully, on the next trip to Ireland, I can get over. Last time they were fully involved with foot and mouth disease, so I didn't go. Thanks again for writing and for the offer of help. Your library in St. Catherines is wonderful. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002

Hi Pat, I live in St. Catharines, Ontario and Thorold is a suburb of St. Catharines. Do you have a photograph of William's headstone or just the inscription? If you don't have photographs let me know and I'll see what I can do for you. As for Tolon, DBY check John Palmer's Wirksworth site for Derbyshire placenames at: http://www.wirksworth.org.uk/DPI-T.htm Take care Jayne http://www.webcomcreations.com/memory/index.htm > I am looking for any info on William Carter. > > William Carter is my gggrandfather. He emigrated with his family to > Thorold, Ontario, Canada before 1871. His tombstone says he was born in > Tolon, Derbyshire a townland I have not been able to find.

Mark Henshaw schrieb: > > Hi Fellow Searchers, > > Can anyone help me with any details of Joseph WOODHEAD or his family. > > He was shown in White's 1852 Trade Directory as a Grocer & Tea Dealer and > also Chemist & Druggist in Low Pavement, Chesterfield. > > Regards, Mark of Ripon > >I remember Woodhead's being on High Street, as you say, Grocer and Tea Dealer but there was also a cafe upstairs. There is now a Bakery there plus a tea-room and also a cafe upstairs but I dont think it belongs to Woodheads anymore. I dont remember a Woodhead Chemist on Low Pavement although it is quite close to High Street. There is a Boots there now where there used to be a Greaves chemists. Rita of Chesterfield living in Germany. > > > --------------------------------- > With Yahoo! Mail you can get a bigger mailbox -- choose a size that fits your > needs > > > ==== ENG-DERBYSHIRE-CHESTERFIELD Mailing List ==== > Check out the list's website for rules, guidelines, how to post to the list, > view archives, unsubscribe, change from L to D or D to L: > http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/Chesterfield/ >

Hi Fellow Searchers, Can anyone help me with any details of Joseph WOODHEAD or his family. He was shown in White's 1852 Trade Directory as a Grocer & Tea Dealer and also Chemist & Druggist in Low Pavement, Chesterfield. Regards, Mark of Ripon --------------------------------- With Yahoo! Mail you can get a bigger mailbox -- choose a size that fits your needs

I am looking for any info on William Carter. He was found in the following directories: Pigot 1821 William Carter. Chemist and Druggist. New Square, Chesterfield Glover 1827 William Carter. Chemist and Druggist. New Square, Chesterfield Pigot 1835 William England Carter. Chemist and Druggist. New Square, Chesterfield Elizabeth Carter (his sister). Dress Maker. Narrow Lane, Chesterfield William Carter is my gggrandfather. He emigrated with his family to Thorold, Ontario, Canada before 1871. His tombstone says he was born in Tolon, Derbyshire a townland I have not been able to find. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002

Hi Listers, My great grandfather RICHARD BATES "emigrated" from Leicestershire to Derbyshire in 1867 after his 18 year old first wife died during the birth of my grandfather, Charles. Richard blamed Charles for the demise of his wife, dumped the lad on his maternal grandmother and disappeared. He was later found in Chesterfield working on the Midland Railway and with a new wife, ETHELDRA [Wright] and six children. It is the descendants of this new family I am seeking. RICHARD BATES b.1847 Mountsorrel, Lei. d. 18 June 1891 Whittington ETHELDRA [Wright] b. 1849/50 Newbold DBY. d. June¼ 1940 Chesterfield. Children, all born in Whittington: ELIZA born c.1874 JOSEPH ARTHUR born 19.2.1878 EDGAR born 1882 FRANK born 1884 GERTRUDE born 1886 ETHEL born 11.12.1890 There is also a small possibility that there could a JOHN C. born about December 1878 or January 1879. Could the "C" in John C. stand for Charles, after his first son? Would anyone who knows of, or can relate to, the above family, please contact me Off-List. Many thanks for your time in reading the above. Harvey Bates Adelaide, Sth. Australia. A volunteer for: THE LEICESTERSHIRE LOOK-UP EXCHANGE http://uk.geocities.com/leicslookup/

Hello, I'm researching both of these names in the Chesterfield and North Derbyshire area. I have found references to this family in the following parishes, Chesterfield, North Wingfield, Ashover, Morton, Alfreton etc Richard WILBOURNE married Phoebe COWLISHAW of North Wingfield, in Chesterfield 1720/1 these are my earliest WILBOURNEs. I would be interested in any references to either WILBOURNE or WILBRAHAM in the above areas. Thank you Valerie Chesterfield

Hi Kathy, The only way you can find out the date is to send for the certificate. All births, marriages and deaths are registered in quarters - no exact dates are ever given in the records, only on the certificate. Linda Question: for their marriage, I have only "June > Quarter, 1883." Can anyone give me an exact date? >

Dear friends My paternal grandfather, George WOODHAM, was born in Swineshead, Hunts. By 1881, he was living in Chesterfield and working as a railway wagon driver. He married my grandmother, Elizabeth Ann YOUNG, in 1883. It was then that I believe he moved to Dickenson Road in Hasland to live. At some time after this, he took over a shop at the bottom of South Street, and sold saddlery, chandlery, and dry goods. The shop was later known as Leggard's. The family later moved to Albion Road, near the football ground. My grandfather eventually went bankrupt, and died in 1929. Question: for their marriage, I have only "June Quarter, 1883." Can anyone give me an exact date? Question: Does anyone know when my grandfather took over the shop on South Street, and also when he had to leave it? Any further information gratefully received. Sincerely Kathy __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Platinum - Watch CBS' NCAA March Madness, live on your desktop! http://platinum.yahoo.com

Hi Jane First posting that I have received. What BERRESFORD's are you interested in? Mine are fron Brampton and earlier on from Chesrefield and Hasland. Regards Paul Taylor http://www.btinternet.com/~taylor_paul/piggins-p/index.htm > Hi everybody! > I have many lines which pass through the Chesterfield area. They are: > BARLOW, > BRUNT, > THIRLWELL/THIRLWALL, > PECK, > ELLSE, > BUCKLES/BUCKELS, > GODLEY, > BOOTH, > LACEY, > BRADLEY, > WARD, > WILLIAMS, > STOCKS, > SMITH, > PEACOCK, > MOTTERSHAW, > WHITE, > BOWLER, > HEATHCOTE, > BERESFORD/BASFORD, > BIRKS, > and STERNDALL/STERNDALE. > Does any body else have a connection? > Jane Watson. > > > > > ==== ENG-DERBYSHIRE-CHESTERFIELD Mailing List ==== > Check out the list's website for rules, guidelines, how to post to the list, view archives, unsubscribe, change from L to D or D to L: > http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/Chesterfield/ >

Dear Paul, I have Hannah Berseford, b.1714, Matlock, who married William Else from Handley. The family then moved to Wooley Moor. Hannah's parents were Paul Basford, b.1678 in Ashover, and Rebecca, b. circa 1683, Ashover. Paul's parents were Godfrey Basford, b.1655, Ashover and Sarah, b.1659, Ashover. Godfrey's father was Thomas Basford, b. circa 1617. I'm afraid that is all I have. Regards, Jane. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul Taylor" <taylor_paul@btinternet.com> To: <ENG-DERBYSHIRE-CHESTERFIELD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 6:48 AM Subject: Re: [Chesterfield] Posting interests. > > Hi Jane > First posting that I have received. > What BERRESFORD's are you interested in? > Mine are fron Brampton and earlier on from Chesrefield and Hasland. > Regards > Paul Taylor > http://www.btinternet.com/~taylor_paul/piggins-p/index.htm > > > > Hi everybody! > > I have many lines which pass through the Chesterfield area. They are: > > BARLOW, > > BRUNT, > > THIRLWELL/THIRLWALL, > > PECK, > > ELLSE, > > BUCKLES/BUCKELS, > > GODLEY, > > BOOTH, > > LACEY, > > BRADLEY, > > WARD, > > WILLIAMS, > > STOCKS, > > SMITH, > > PEACOCK, > > MOTTERSHAW, > > WHITE, > > BOWLER, > > HEATHCOTE, > > BERESFORD/BASFORD, > > BIRKS, > > and STERNDALL/STERNDALE. > > Does any body else have a connection? > > Jane Watson. > > > > > > > > > > ==== ENG-DERBYSHIRE-CHESTERFIELD Mailing List ==== > > Check out the list's website for rules, guidelines, how to post to the > list, view archives, unsubscribe, change from L to D or D to L: > > http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/Chesterfield/ > > > > > ==== ENG-DERBYSHIRE-CHESTERFIELD Mailing List ==== > Check out the list's website for rules, guidelines, how to post to the list, view archives, unsubscribe, change from L to D or D to L: > http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/Chesterfield/ >

My main line of interest is the Goodwin's desendent from William Goodwin who moved from Codnor to Staveley in late 1700's. His decendents are related to the Carr, Millthorpe, Dimberline, Margerison, Nuttall, Pollard and Simpson families. As Dimberline has already been mentioned I should state that the main tree here is Peter Dimberline b 1705, Peter Dimberline b 1734, Richard b 1777, Samuel b 1801. Cathy Goodwin

GREEN George 1880 Ch'fld marr Emma WALTERS 1902 Ch'fld GREEN George 1851 Brampton, Ch'fld marr Caroline DIMBERLINE 1873 Ch'fld GREEN Anthony 1819 Tansley, Matlock marr Elizabeth OLIVER 1840 Brampton GREEN Joseph 1792 Ashover marr Catherine JAQUES 1815 Crich GREEN John 1762 Mellor marr Elizabeth WRAGG 1789 Matlock WALTERS Emma 1880 Ch'fld WALTERS Albert 1853 Ch'fld marr Maria Ellen WARD of Corby, Lincs WALTERS Abraham 1808 Pentrich marr 1) Ellen TURNER 1829 Alfreton 2) Ann COOPER 1856 Ch'fld WALTERS Joel 1782 Pentrich, marr Hannah BOND 1807 Alfreton The DIMBERLINES came from Doncaster, the name was originally DUMOULIN OLIVER Elizabeth 1821 Ch'fld OLIVER John Mansfield, Notts 1792 marr Susannah LONGDEN 1812 Ch'fld OLIVER Richard 1764 Mansfield marr Lucy CHAPPELL 1787 Mansfield JAQUES Catherine 1792 Matlock JAQUES Isaiah 1770 Matlock marr Elizbabeth BLUNT (BLOUNT) 1789 Crich WRAGG Elizabeth 1737 Matlock WRAGG Peter 1737 Matlock marr Sarah EDGE 1767 Quarndon WATKINSON George 1879 Sutton-cum Duckmanton 1879 marr Sarah Ann BRADLEY 1903 Sutton-cum-D. WATKINSON William 1850 Sutton-cum-Duckmanton marr Eliza BARTON formerly MELLORS 1871 Bolsover WATKINSON Daniel 1806 Su-cu-Duckmanton marr Hannah BROOKS formerly REDDISH 1840 Ch'fld WATKINSON James 1764 Su-cu-Duckmanton marr Frances JARVIS 1791 Bolsover WATKINSON William ? marr Dorothy HASKEY 1753 Ashover BRADLEY Sarah Ann 1885 Calow BRADLEY Henry 1862 Calow marr Rose CLARKE BRADLEY William 1838 Ashover marr Sarah Ann COLLIS 1861 Chesterfield BRADLEY William 1803 Morton marr Hannah TOMLINSON 1828 Alfreton BRADLEY John 1780 Morton marr Catherine ELLIOTT 1803 Morton BRADLEY William 1738 Old Brampton marr 1) Mary BARTHOLOMEW 1768 Brampton 2) Mary MEEKIN 1785 N. Wingfield BRADLEY Henry 1694 Old Brampton marr 1) Elizabeth BARKER 1721 Old Br 2) Elizabeth HALL 1733 Old Br BRADLEY Henry 1662 Youlgreave marr Abigail CHANTREY 1691 Chesterfield BRADLEY William 1636 Youlgreave marr Isabel HOLME 1661 Youlgreave BRADLEY Henry 1615 Youlgreave marr 1) Anna PEDLEY 1635 Y 2) Ellen FANSHAW 1678 ? ELLIOTT Catherine 1782 N. Wingfield ELLIOTT Peter 1756 Morton marr 1781 Martha OAKLEY Shirland ELLIOTT Robert 1732 N. Wingfield marr Mary TURNER 1755 Ashover< ELLOT Francis 1691 Morton marr Mary KEETON 1713 N. Wingfield ELLOT Enoch 1666 Bonsall marr Isabel ? 1690 Morton I dont have much info on the rest. Rita in Germany

I was born in Chesterfield and my main interests are: paternal - GREEN, WALTERS, DIMBERLINE, WHEATCROFT maternal - WATKINSON, BRADLEY, ELLIOTT, COLLIS, JARVIS, MELLORS Looking forward to hearing from you all - Rita (nee GREEN) living in Germany.

Hi everybody! I have many lines which pass through the Chesterfield area. They are: BARLOW, BRUNT, THIRLWELL/THIRLWALL, PECK, ELLSE, BUCKLES/BUCKELS, GODLEY, BOOTH, LACEY, BRADLEY, WARD, WILLIAMS, STOCKS, SMITH, PEACOCK, MOTTERSHAW, WHITE, BOWLER, HEATHCOTE, BERESFORD/BASFORD, BIRKS, and STERNDALL/STERNDALE. Does any body else have a connection? Jane Watson.