Dear Listers Would some kind person with access to the 1871 census for Darlington look up William KING born c1870. His father is William George or George William KING and his mother Ann. In the 1881 census young William's birthplace is Darlington, Ann's birthplace is Newport Wales and George's is Warminster, Wilts. In the 1891 census Ann's birthplace is still Newport but William's (who is now William G) is Warmenaster Wales! Hoping someone can help. Kind regards Mary Hart Australia mhart@iinet.net.au

Hi all, Can anyone help with any information about the following families please? John Mayes born 1856 Little Maplestead Essex married Elizabeth Ann Lindsey born 1860 Sunderland at Shotton on the 24 March 1879. Any info on the Mayes or Lindsey family would be great. I have John's family from Little Maplestead if you have a connection. Regards Dave --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.692 / Virus Database: 453 - Release Date: 28/05/2004

For anyone interested in the Surname "BARRASS" I am compiling a database for the surname My interest starts with "Ralph Henry Barrass" my husbands great-grandfather, 1881 census "Usworth", Washington, Durham Love to hear from anyone researching this Surname ! Carole Robinson Co Durham ----- Original Message ----- From: "WILLIAM BURK" <bburkiii@earthlink.net> To: <ENG-DURHAM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, May 29, 2004 4:02 PM Subject: [ENG-DUR] BARRASS > I have a Martha BARRASS Wood Clark, b. South Shields, who married John STAGE 22 Oct 1905 in Tynemouth. Her mother was Martha BARRASS Wood. > Chris > > > ==== ENG-DURHAM Mailing List ==== > Durham GenWeb Host > http://www.rootsweb.com/~engdur/ >

Hello, I would be gratefull if someone could look-up "Joseph Taylor" and "Eleanor Ann Padget" on the 1891 census please My friend has obtained the birth certificate for her grandfather "Charles Taylor" born April 29th 1901 The place of birth was given as "Etterick Buildings" North Hylton, Monkwearmouth, Durham. We have searched the 1901 census twice at our local Archives, but there is no record of this address. On the 1871 census it is "Etterick Hall Buildings", it's in the Castletown area of Sunderland, Durham. "Charles Taylor" was baptized in the Monkwearmouth Parish on May 29th 1901, his father was "Joseph Taylor" and mother "Eleanor Ann" (formally "Padgett") "Joseph" and "Eleanor Ann" had quite a few children before "Charles", some of the names were Charlott, Elizabeth, and Ethel ! Trying to find the birth place of "Joseph" and "Eleanor Ann" ! Thankyou Carole Robinson

-----Original Message----- From: Peter Fellowes Subject: Re: [ENG-DUR] THOMPSON - Birtley Hi Sue, I have no Thompson but thought you may be interested in the following, which you may or may not have: Hi Peter Many thanks for that information, greatly appreciated. Regards Sue

Hi Sue, I have no Thompson but thought you may be interested in the following, which you may or may not have: 23030 Private John Robert Thompson, 2nd Battalion Kings Own (Yorkshire Light Infantry) Born at Butley, Durham Enlisted at Newcastle Killed in Action on 11 July 1915 Theatre of War, France and Flanders Former Service as 9935 of the Durham Light Infantry. He is buried at Voormezeele Enclosure No 3, Grave/Memorial Reference, VIII. B. 8. You can obtain a copy of his Medal Roll from the Docsonline service at a cost I think of £3.50. per download copy. Best Regards Peter Fellowes in Billingham ----- Original Message ----- From: "Branton Family Tree" <branton_st@dsl.pipex.com> To: <ENG-DURHAM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, May 29, 2004 4:31 PM Subject: [ENG-DUR] THOMPSON - Birtley > Is anyone researching THOMPSON of Birtley? I have John Robert THOMPSON born > 1894 Birtley and died in action in France July 11 1915 whilst serving with > the 2nd Kings Own Light Infantry. His parents were Margaret J and William J > THOMPSON. Unfortunately, I do not have any other information. > > Would welcome contact from anyone who thinks they may connect. > > Sue > Sunderland > Researching: POLLEY, OLD, CARTLEDGE, CALVERT, TAYLOR, NEASHAM, AYRE, > PESTELL, BRANTON, LINCOLN, GANLEY, FLAHERTY, BAINBRIDGE, FORSTER, GREEN, > BLANCHFLOWER, BOOTH, EMBLING, CARR, FINNEGAN, HALL, HUNTER, KELLY, RICHARDS, > BLAKELOCK, ROWE, RUTHERFORD, STEWART, COCKERILL, THOMPSON. > Places: ESSEX, SUNDERLAND, NORFOLK, DURHAM, IRELAND, SCOTLAND. > > > > ==== ENG-DURHAM Mailing List ==== > A-Z of BRITISH GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH > by Dr Ashton Emery > http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/EmeryPaper.html >

Don Wood Don Wood - Architect 16 Oruamo Place, Beach Haven North Shore City New Zealand ph: (09) 483-7890 fax: (09) 483-7804 email: donw@amcom.co.nz On 28/05/2004, at 3:00 PM, ENG-DURHAM-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > > ENG-DURHAM-D Digest Volume 04 : Issue 179 > > Today's Topics: > #1 1891 census lookup please - NAYLOR [Jan Glasby > <glasby@alphalink.com.a] > #2 TAYLOR-NEASHAM ["Branton Family Tree" > <branton_st@] > #3 RE: [ENG-DUR] 1891 census lookup p ["Branton Family Tree" > <branton_st@] > #4 Re: [ENG-DUR] 1891 census lookup p ["Liz" <tobycat@cwgsy.net>] > #5 [ENG-DUR] 1891 census lookup pleas ["Janis Noonan" > <2zpool@charter.net] > #6 Re: 1891 census lookup NAYLOR - th [Jan Glasby > <glasby@alphalink.com.a] > #7 Northumbrian Brigade > [irene.marlborough@syngenta.com] > #8 Re: [ENG-DUR] Northumbrian Brigade ["christine" > <christine1945@blueyon] > #9 Re: [ENG-DUR] Northumbrian Brigade ["Peter Fellowes" > <peter.fellowes@n] > > Administrivia: > To post messages should be sent to > ENG-DURHAM-L@rootsweb.com > > To unsubscribe from ENG-DURHAM-D, send a message to > > ENG-DURHAM-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > To contact the ENG-DURHAM-D list administrator, send mail to > ENG-DURHAM-admin@rootsweb.com. > > > > ______________________________ > > > From: Jan Glasby <glasby@alphalink.com.au> > Date: 27 May 2004 11:54:05 PM > To: ENG-DURHAM-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: 1891 census lookup please - NAYLOR > > > Hi all, > > Could SKS check the 1891 census for three brothers, the sons of George > NAYLOR and Ann LAMB who married in Newcastle in 1825. They are: > > Henry NAYLOR (b 1831 Chester Le Street) and his wife Isabella (b ca > 1836 > Pelton) > > George NAYLOR (b 1833 Chester Le Street) and his wife Margaret, nee > HUNTER > (b ca 1837 Chester Le Street) > > William NAYLOR (b 1837 Auckland), possible wife Mary > > Many thanks > Cheers > Jan > Canberra Australia > > ______________________________ > > > From: "Branton Family Tree" <branton_st@dsl.pipex.com> > Date: 28 May 2004 12:04:11 AM > To: ENG-DURHAM-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: TAYLOR-NEASHAM > > > My g/grandfather Thomas NEASHAM born 1866 Durham married Elizabeth > TAYLOR > born c1885 at The Registry Office, Durham on 7 November 1905. To my > knowledge they had 3 sons Thomas, George & Robert. > > At the time of marriage Thomas NEASHAM was living at 75 New Elvet > Durham and > Elizabeth TAYLOR at Douglas Terrace, Gilesgate. > > > It is believed that Thomas NEASHAM lived in Cowpen c1930 and his > occupation > was Master Tailor. > > > Would welcome contact from anyone researching similar families or who > think > they may connect. > > > Regards > > > > Sue > Sunderland > Researching: POLLEY, OLD, CARTLEDGE, CALVERT, TAYLOR, NEASHAM, AYRE, > PESTELL, BRANTON, LINCOLN, GANLEY, FLAHERTY, BAINBRIDGE, FORSTER, > GREEN, > BLANCHFLOWER, BOOTH, EMBLING, CARR, FINNEGAN, HALL, HUNTER, KELLY, > RICHARDS, > BLAKELOCK, ROWE, RUTHERFORD, STEWART, COCKERILL. > Places: ESSEX, SUNDERLAND, NORFOLK, DURHAM, IRELAND, SCOTLAND. > > > ______________________________ > > > From: "Branton Family Tree" <branton_st@dsl.pipex.com> > Date: 28 May 2004 12:10:02 AM > To: ENG-DURHAM-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: RE: [ENG-DUR] 1891 census lookup please - NAYLOR > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Jan Glasby > Subject: [ENG-DUR] 1891 census lookup please - NAYLOR > Hi all,Could SKS check the 1891 census for three brothers, the sons of > George NAYLOR and Ann LAMB who married in Newcastle in 1825. > > Hi Jan > > Have you any idea on the area within Durham? The 1891 Durham Census > covers a > vast area and is made up of 10 discs. Unfortunately, it is not > searchable > by name but it does contain a street index for various areas. > A particular area would help to narrow the search down. > > Regards > Sue > Sunderland > > ______________________________ > > > From: "Liz" <tobycat@cwgsy.net> > Date: 28 May 2004 12:34:31 AM > To: ENG-DURHAM-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [ENG-DUR] 1891 census lookup please - NAYLOR > > > Hi Jan > > 2 Newfield Houses, Chester-Le-Street > Head - Henry Naylor, 60, coal miner > Wife - Isabella Naylor, 55 > Son - Henry Naylor, 28, grocer's assistant > Dau - Jane Naylor, 22 > > All the above give their place of birth as Chester-Le-Street. > > 20 Lanc. (?) Road, Hetton (or maybe Hellon) -Le-Hole, Durham (this > image is > not very clear) > Head - George Naylor, 58, coal miner b. Brekon Hill > Wife - Margaret Naylor, 54, b. Pelton > Son - Robert Naylor,15, coal miner, b. Pelton > Dau - Elizabeth Naylor, 12, b. Pelton > > 18 Tudhoe Colliery, Tudhoe, Durham > Head - William Naylor, 51, coal miner, b. Canny Hill > Wife - Mary Naylor, 41, b. Wingate > Dau - Mary, 19, Dressmaker, b.Tudhoe Village > Dau - Isabel, 12, scholar, b.Tudhoe Village > > These appear to me to be the most likely matches although all the > details do > not exactely match with yours...perhaps something to look at though. I > have > copied the details for you from the original census images. > > Liz > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jan Glasby" <glasby@alphalink.com.au> > To: <ENG-DURHAM-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 12:54 PM > Subject: [ENG-DUR] 1891 census lookup please - NAYLOR > > >> Hi all, >> >> Could SKS check the 1891 census for three brothers, the sons of George >> NAYLOR and Ann LAMB who married in Newcastle in 1825. They are: >> >> Henry NAYLOR (b 1831 Chester Le Street) and his wife Isabella (b ca >> 1836 >> Pelton) >> >> George NAYLOR (b 1833 Chester Le Street) and his wife Margaret, nee >> HUNTER >> (b ca 1837 Chester Le Street) >> >> William NAYLOR (b 1837 Auckland), possible wife Mary >> >> Many thanks >> Cheers >> Jan >> Canberra Australia >> >> >> ==== ENG-DURHAM Mailing List ==== >> Durham GenWeb Host >> http://www.rootsweb.com/~engdur/ >> >> > > ______________________________ > > > From: "Janis Noonan" <2zpool@charter.net> > Date: 28 May 2004 12:38:55 AM > To: ENG-DURHAM-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [ENG-DUR] 1891 census lookup please - NAYLOR > > > Jan, > > I have found them and am sending to you in an email. > > Janis > > ______________________________ > > > From: Jan Glasby <glasby@alphalink.com.au> > Date: 28 May 2004 12:55:59 AM > To: ENG-DURHAM-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: 1891 census lookup NAYLOR - thanks! > > > Hi Liz, > > Many thanks for the lookups - they match up with what I had from the > 1881 > census. The fourth brother Thomas NAYLOR emigrated to Australia in > 1856 - > my gggrandfather. I'd love to make contact with their descendants :-) > > Regards > Jan > >>> Could SKS check the 1891 census for three brothers, the sons of >>> George >>> NAYLOR and Ann LAMB who married in Newcastle in 1825. They are: >>> >>> Henry NAYLOR (b 1831 Chester Le Street) and his wife Isabella (b ca >>> 1836 >>> Pelton) >>> >>> George NAYLOR (b 1833 Chester Le Street) and his wife Margaret, nee >>> HUNTER >>> (b ca 1837 Chester Le Street) >>> >>> William NAYLOR (b 1837 Auckland), possible wife Mary > > ______________________________ > > > From: irene.marlborough@syngenta.com > Date: 28 May 2004 2:42:05 AM > To: ENG-DURHAM-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Northumbrian Brigade > > > My husband's great grandfather George ALLEN won the Military Medal for > bravery in World War I. > > I would like to get the medal record from Documents Online but there > are a > lot of George ALLENs on the list. The information I have is that he > served > in the 3rd Northumbrian Brigade. Does anybody know what regiment this > would > be? > > George ALLEN played the trombone in the Seaham Colliery band and > played the > lodge into Durham for the big meeting up to 1939 despite having a > wooden > leg. I would like to know more about this ancestor. > > Thanks, > > Irene > > ______________________________ > > > From: "christine" <christine1945@blueyonder.co.uk> > Date: 28 May 2004 2:59:41 AM > To: ENG-DURHAM-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [ENG-DUR] Northumbrian Brigade > > > hello there > If you go to this site it may help you > 3rd Northumbrian (County of Durham) Brigade. Numbered CCLII May 1916 > Christine > http://www.warpath.orbat.com/divs/50_div.htm > > > > >> My husband's great grandfather George ALLEN won the Military Medal for >> bravery in World War I. >> >> I would like to get the medal record from Documents Online but there >> are a >> lot of George ALLENs on the list. The information I have is that he >> served >> in the 3rd Northumbrian Brigade. Does anybody know what regiment this > would >> be? >> >> George ALLEN played the trombone in the Seaham Colliery band and >> played > the >> lodge into Durham for the big meeting up to 1939 despite having a >> wooden >> leg. I would like to know more about this ancestor. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Irene >> >> >> ==== ENG-DURHAM Mailing List ==== >> Durham GenWeb Host >> http://www.rootsweb.com/~engdur/ >> >> > > > --- > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.690 / Virus Database: 451 - Release Date: 22/05/2004 > > ______________________________ > > > From: "Peter Fellowes" <peter.fellowes@ntlworld.com> > Date: 28 May 2004 4:00:47 AM > To: ENG-DURHAM-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [ENG-DUR] Northumbrian Brigade > > > Hello Irene, > Most likely your ancestor belonged to a sub branch of the Royal > Artillery > known as Royal Field Artillery (RFA). From what information you give > it is > possible that the "3rd Northumbrian Brigade" that you refer to may be > CCLII > ( III Northumbrian ) Brigade RFA. They with other certain Royal > Artillery > units formed Divisional Artillery for 50th (Northumbrian) Division > which was > a Territorial Force Division first formed in 1908, it moved to France > on > 16th April 1915 and served on the Western Front for the whole duration > of > WW1. Some units of the Divisional Artillery had slightly mixed > fortunes and > by 20th January 1917 III Northumbrian Brigade RFA had been broken up. > > Do you (or your husband or his family) have any other service medals > belonging to George Allen?, if so look around the outer rim (or on the > back > in the case of a Star) and you will see his service number and unit > details > this will help you identify which George Allen to search for on the > medal > rolls. > > You say he had a wooden leg, (when he played in the band in 1939) was > this > caused during his service in WW1, if so he will have been awarded a > Silver > Wound Badge during his discharge. Each SWB had a serial number and you > can > also track your man or find his SWB serial number. He may (or of > course may > not) also have been awarded a disability pension. > > If you have enough information it may be just possible to also find a > citation for his MM, HOWEVER don't get your hopes up, sad though it > may be > MMs were issued by the handful, this is not to dismiss the value or > bravery > of the men who received a MM but during WW1 it is a fact of life that > MMs > came up with the rations sometimes. > > Hope this may have been some help > Best Regards > Peter Fellowes > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <irene.marlborough@syngenta.com> > To: <ENG-DURHAM-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 3:42 PM > Subject: [ENG-DUR] Northumbrian Brigade > > >> My husband's great grandfather George ALLEN won the Military Medal for >> bravery in World War I. >> >> I would like to get the medal record from Documents Online but there >> are a >> lot of George ALLENs on the list. The information I have is that he >> served >> in the 3rd Northumbrian Brigade. Does anybody know what regiment this > would >> be? >> >> George ALLEN played the trombone in the Seaham Colliery band and >> played > the >> lodge into Durham for the big meeting up to 1939 despite having a >> wooden >> leg. I would like to know more about this ancestor. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Irene >> >> >> ==== ENG-DURHAM Mailing List ==== >> Durham GenWeb Host >> http://www.rootsweb.com/~engdur/ >> >> >> >>

Is anyone researching THOMPSON of Birtley? I have John Robert THOMPSON born 1894 Birtley and died in action in France July 11 1915 whilst serving with the 2nd Kings Own Light Infantry. His parents were Margaret J and William J THOMPSON. Unfortunately, I do not have any other information. Would welcome contact from anyone who thinks they may connect. Sue Sunderland Researching: POLLEY, OLD, CARTLEDGE, CALVERT, TAYLOR, NEASHAM, AYRE, PESTELL, BRANTON, LINCOLN, GANLEY, FLAHERTY, BAINBRIDGE, FORSTER, GREEN, BLANCHFLOWER, BOOTH, EMBLING, CARR, FINNEGAN, HALL, HUNTER, KELLY, RICHARDS, BLAKELOCK, ROWE, RUTHERFORD, STEWART, COCKERILL, THOMPSON. Places: ESSEX, SUNDERLAND, NORFOLK, DURHAM, IRELAND, SCOTLAND.

I have a Martha BARRASS Wood Clark, b. South Shields, who married John STAGE 22 Oct 1905 in Tynemouth. Her mother was Martha BARRASS Wood. Chris

My grandfather, Ralph Patterson BARRASS, is descended from a line of the Barrass family centered in Chester-le-Street. I have accumulated a good deal of information from various sources, including a list of all Barrass entries in the Chester-le-Street parish records from a transcript of baptisms, marriages and burials from their beginning to 1812. Please contact me with more information about Ralph Henry Barrass. I know others who are interested in the Barrass name as well. Pamela Huddleston Honolulu, Hawaii > For anyone interested in the Surname "BARRASS" > I am compiling a database for the surname > > My interest starts with "Ralph Henry Barrass" my husbands great-grandfather, > 1881 census "Usworth", Washington, Durham > > Love to hear from anyone researching this Surname ! >

Hi Sue, In answer to your letter I'm sorry to say I don't have any Rose Ann McDermott. My grandmother was Mary Ann McDermott and she was born in Sunderland. Her family of Patrick and Catherine nee Goodman moved around a bit and they lived in places like New Durham, Willington, Sherburn and Easington Lane. Patricks parents were Michael McDermott and Maria McGrath both from somewhere in Ireland. Good luck with yours. Best wishes Isabel Love PS I did mail to your address but it was returned.

Sorry, that should have been $117, or £44.58. The 1891 is $135. Jo

Does $135 Aust. for the 1861 Durham Census sound like a reasonable price? = approx. £52.66. thanks, Jo

Hi Listers, Is anyone searching the family of Patrick McDermott and Catherine nee Goodman. They lived in Easington Lane as late as about 1910. At this time all of their family was grown and some died. Best wishes Isabel Love

Hi All, Is anyone out there researching Andison/Witty/Norton/McKeown? Thank you, Maureen Kristjanson, Richmond, BC Canada View my genealogy queries: http://cousinconnect.com/p/a/0/u/12070/

Hi Liz, Many thanks for the lookups - they match up with what I had from the 1881 census. The fourth brother Thomas NAYLOR emigrated to Australia in 1856 - my gggrandfather. I'd love to make contact with their descendants :-) Regards Jan >> Could SKS check the 1891 census for three brothers, the sons of George >> NAYLOR and Ann LAMB who married in Newcastle in 1825. They are: >> >> Henry NAYLOR (b 1831 Chester Le Street) and his wife Isabella (b ca 1836 >> Pelton) >> >> George NAYLOR (b 1833 Chester Le Street) and his wife Margaret, nee HUNTER >> (b ca 1837 Chester Le Street) >> >> William NAYLOR (b 1837 Auckland), possible wife Mary

Hi all, Could SKS check the 1891 census for three brothers, the sons of George NAYLOR and Ann LAMB who married in Newcastle in 1825. They are: Henry NAYLOR (b 1831 Chester Le Street) and his wife Isabella (b ca 1836 Pelton) George NAYLOR (b 1833 Chester Le Street) and his wife Margaret, nee HUNTER (b ca 1837 Chester Le Street) William NAYLOR (b 1837 Auckland), possible wife Mary Many thanks Cheers Jan Canberra Australia

Hello Irene, Most likely your ancestor belonged to a sub branch of the Royal Artillery known as Royal Field Artillery (RFA). From what information you give it is possible that the "3rd Northumbrian Brigade" that you refer to may be CCLII ( III Northumbrian ) Brigade RFA. They with other certain Royal Artillery units formed Divisional Artillery for 50th (Northumbrian) Division which was a Territorial Force Division first formed in 1908, it moved to France on 16th April 1915 and served on the Western Front for the whole duration of WW1. Some units of the Divisional Artillery had slightly mixed fortunes and by 20th January 1917 III Northumbrian Brigade RFA had been broken up. Do you (or your husband or his family) have any other service medals belonging to George Allen?, if so look around the outer rim (or on the back in the case of a Star) and you will see his service number and unit details this will help you identify which George Allen to search for on the medal rolls. You say he had a wooden leg, (when he played in the band in 1939) was this caused during his service in WW1, if so he will have been awarded a Silver Wound Badge during his discharge. Each SWB had a serial number and you can also track your man or find his SWB serial number. He may (or of course may not) also have been awarded a disability pension. If you have enough information it may be just possible to also find a citation for his MM, HOWEVER don't get your hopes up, sad though it may be MMs were issued by the handful, this is not to dismiss the value or bravery of the men who received a MM but during WW1 it is a fact of life that MMs came up with the rations sometimes. Hope this may have been some help Best Regards Peter Fellowes ----- Original Message ----- From: <irene.marlborough@syngenta.com> To: <ENG-DURHAM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 3:42 PM Subject: [ENG-DUR] Northumbrian Brigade > My husband's great grandfather George ALLEN won the Military Medal for > bravery in World War I. > > I would like to get the medal record from Documents Online but there are a > lot of George ALLENs on the list. The information I have is that he served > in the 3rd Northumbrian Brigade. Does anybody know what regiment this would > be? > > George ALLEN played the trombone in the Seaham Colliery band and played the > lodge into Durham for the big meeting up to 1939 despite having a wooden > leg. I would like to know more about this ancestor. > > Thanks, > > Irene > > > ==== ENG-DURHAM Mailing List ==== > Durham GenWeb Host > http://www.rootsweb.com/~engdur/ > >

hello there If you go to this site it may help you 3rd Northumbrian (County of Durham) Brigade. Numbered CCLII May 1916 Christine http://www.warpath.orbat.com/divs/50_div.htm > My husband's great grandfather George ALLEN won the Military Medal for > bravery in World War I. > > I would like to get the medal record from Documents Online but there are a > lot of George ALLENs on the list. The information I have is that he served > in the 3rd Northumbrian Brigade. Does anybody know what regiment this would > be? > > George ALLEN played the trombone in the Seaham Colliery band and played the > lodge into Durham for the big meeting up to 1939 despite having a wooden > leg. I would like to know more about this ancestor. > > Thanks, > > Irene > > > ==== ENG-DURHAM Mailing List ==== > Durham GenWeb Host > http://www.rootsweb.com/~engdur/ > > --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.690 / Virus Database: 451 - Release Date: 22/05/2004

Hi Jan 2 Newfield Houses, Chester-Le-Street Head - Henry Naylor, 60, coal miner Wife - Isabella Naylor, 55 Son - Henry Naylor, 28, grocer's assistant Dau - Jane Naylor, 22 All the above give their place of birth as Chester-Le-Street. 20 Lanc. (?) Road, Hetton (or maybe Hellon) -Le-Hole, Durham (this image is not very clear) Head - George Naylor, 58, coal miner b. Brekon Hill Wife - Margaret Naylor, 54, b. Pelton Son - Robert Naylor,15, coal miner, b. Pelton Dau - Elizabeth Naylor, 12, b. Pelton 18 Tudhoe Colliery, Tudhoe, Durham Head - William Naylor, 51, coal miner, b. Canny Hill Wife - Mary Naylor, 41, b. Wingate Dau - Mary, 19, Dressmaker, b.Tudhoe Village Dau - Isabel, 12, scholar, b.Tudhoe Village These appear to me to be the most likely matches although all the details do not exactely match with yours...perhaps something to look at though. I have copied the details for you from the original census images. Liz ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jan Glasby" <glasby@alphalink.com.au> To: <ENG-DURHAM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 12:54 PM Subject: [ENG-DUR] 1891 census lookup please - NAYLOR > Hi all, > > Could SKS check the 1891 census for three brothers, the sons of George > NAYLOR and Ann LAMB who married in Newcastle in 1825. They are: > > Henry NAYLOR (b 1831 Chester Le Street) and his wife Isabella (b ca 1836 > Pelton) > > George NAYLOR (b 1833 Chester Le Street) and his wife Margaret, nee HUNTER > (b ca 1837 Chester Le Street) > > William NAYLOR (b 1837 Auckland), possible wife Mary > > Many thanks > Cheers > Jan > Canberra Australia > > > ==== ENG-DURHAM Mailing List ==== > Durham GenWeb Host > http://www.rootsweb.com/~engdur/ > >