Can anybody with access to the 1861 census for Whitby help me decipher the name of the town / parish where my g-g-grandfather was born? He was JOHN MASON (age 62) and is listed in Boghall, Ruswarp, Whitby, page 18, RG 9/3649 and living with daughter Ruth Jones and grandson John Jones. His county of birth is almost certainly shown as Durham but can anyone tell me the town / parish? Doug

Would like to hear from anyone tracing the family tree of Lownsborough King, born in 184 Garton on the Wolds, East Yorkshire Regards, Marie, Chapel en le Frith, Derbyshire

Welbourn(e)/Welburn LYON was born in Tipthorpe in 1825, the son of Thomas LYON and Margaret WELBURN. He had siblings, William (1810) Zeala/Zilla (1813), and Adah (1822), all baptised at Kirkburn. However I have been unable to find his baptism. Can anybody help please? Regards Margaret Switzerland

Les It will help considerably if you will put the surnames in CAPITALS. It will help to see the names you are searching easily. Victor On 11 Nov 2005 at 14:54, Les wrote: > Could someone help lookup 1851 goole erea john precious age abt 44 thank you Les > > > ==== ENG-EAST-YORKS Mailing List ==== > This list is only as good as you make it. Please Participate and help keep it interesting. > > ============================== > New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your ancestors at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. Learn more: http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&targetid=5429 > > >

Could someone help lookup 1851 goole erea john precious age abt 44 thank you Les

Dear Les: I have found her in both the 1861 and 1871 census with her parents and the images have been sent to you. Regards, Barbara, NZ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Les" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, November 09, 2005 5:56 AM Subject: Re 1861/1871 lookup > Could anyone help lookup 1861 1871 leeds evangeline hoyle born 1853 leeds > thank you > les > > ______________________________

It would be appreciated if you would please delete my email address from your inquiry system Thank you. Charles Marshall, Australia.

I have a William Grange (b. approx 1825) married to Ann Humpleby (also b. approx 1825) living in Nunnington. They moved to Canada in 1850-51. Anyone connected with, or interested in, this family? Cheers, Den Pascoe in Canada

Is there anyone resaearching BUSSEY/BUSSY in the area please around 1728.I have a Margaret Bussey marrying an ancestor of mine Richard Haram(Harum) at Whitgift.I realise that this would be West Riding-BUT as not far from the river which becomes the Humber-just HOPED someone would be searching too.Richard was from Castleford. TIA Jean -Yorkshire Lass in Evesham.

Dear Les: I have found a George Freebury, age 29, boarder, born York and working as a Forgesmith residing in Brinsworth, YKS. I have sent you the image off list. There were four other George Freeburys but none in Yorkshire. Regards, Barbara. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Les" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, November 08, 2005 1:24 AM Subject: Re 1871 Lookup > Could SKS help lookup george freebury age abt 30 born beverley could be in > wakefield > Thank you > Les >

Could anyone help lookup 1861 1871 leeds evangeline hoyle born 1853 leeds thank you les

The East Yorkshire Family History Society and the Hornsea & District Heritage Archive will be among the many stands at this years Beverley Book Fair being held next Saturday 12th November 10am - 4pm in the historic Beverley Minster. Local archive offices, libraries and museums will be there in addition to most of the small local history publishers in the area. Local history societies and commercial antiquarian booksellers plus assorted individual history related stands will be situated in the Minster Church. This is a chance to buy publications that are not readily available on a day to day basis. There will also be the opportunity to have a guided tour of the roof of the Minster to see its construction and how it has evolved over the years. The guided tours start at 11am Admission to the Book Fair is free and the guided tours will cost £4.00

Listers: My GGGGrandfather JAMES TRAN life has been "stonewalled" in 1783 which was the year of his marriage to ANN JOHNSON in Mappleton East Riding Yorkshire. I have a copy of the marriage Banns identifying James Tran as a farmer from Carnaby Parish, and Ann Johnson as a Spinster from Mappleton Parish though she may have lived in Rowlston. As a potential of learning of his life earlier in that year I am aware in some limited detail that during the 1700-1800's the law required citizens to hold identifying papers referred to as "Right of Settlement". These papers were issued from the individuals parish and were a means to control the activities and travel of the citizens, the papers also may have personal information noting parents names and so forth. Records in Carnaby have been searched for Baptism , Birth or related activities for James to no avail, however I am aware that some parishes have indexed on Micro and or Disc records of ROS papers.....hopefully these may be a clue to finding James whereabouts in the mid 1700's. Your response would be a great service to my family. Len Tran Puyallup

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Could SKS help lookup george freebury age abt 30 born beverley could be in wakefield Thank you Les

Hi Pat~ Thanks so much for your help, so far. I would like to send for each of the "possible" ones, but rather costly. I would like to order a film, but I cannot bring up any 'deaths' at all on Family Search, for Benjamin Harrison after 1841. I shall ponder over what to do next. Thanks again. Bill, Ontario, Canada. > In a message dated 04/11/2005 00:10:59 GMT Standard Time, [email protected] > writes: > > Hello Pat~ > I went into FreeBMD and done each year on 'deaths' from 1841 to 1870. > I found 6 Benjamin's that had died. I could not put in the spouse's name, > unfortunately. ( His wife's name was Ann) > They are: Hull 22/317 March 1841 > Hull 22/251 Dec. 1845 > Malton 24/307 Dec. 1847 > Hull 22/343 March 1849 > Skirlaugh 22/506 March 1851 > Hull 9d/150 June 1869 > Can you give me any help with these? > > > Hello Bill > You can discount the first , as you've told me that you have the 1841 Census > for him [ taken on 6 June }.....and the last BH has an age given [ under 1 > year ]. > March 1851 is very unlikely as that census was on 30 March. > That leaves you with 4 possibilities ; it's annoying ages at death weren't > indexed at that point , though , of course , shown on the actual certificate . > Sorry not to be more helpful . What about the other one I sent you ? 1870 ~ > age 74 ties in agewise... > Good luck > Pat

In a message dated 04/11/2005 00:10:59 GMT Standard Time, [email protected] writes: Hello Pat~ I went into FreeBMD and done each year on 'deaths' from 1841 to 1870. I found 6 Benjamin's that had died. I could not put in the spouse's name, unfortunately. ( His wife's name was Ann) They are: Hull 22/317 March 1841 Hull 22/251 Dec. 1845 Malton 24/307 Dec. 1847 Hull 22/343 March 1849 Skirlaugh 22/506 March 1851 Hull 9d/150 June 1869 Can you give me any help with these? Hello Bill You can discount the first , as you've told me that you have the 1841 Census for him [ taken on 6 June }.....and the last BH has an age given [ under 1 year ]. March 1851 is very unlikely as that census was on 30 March. That leaves you with 4 possibilities ; it's annoying ages at death weren't indexed at that point , though , of course , shown on the actual certificate . Sorry not to be more helpful . What about the other one I sent you ? 1870 ~ age 74 ties in agewise... Good luck Pat

I've been doing some research recently at the Borthwick Institute for Archives in York, looking at the parish records for Crambe and Bossall. Bielby was a name that appeared regularly there. DAVID MATTHEW -----Original Message----- From: sue gebbels [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 30 October 2005 18:14 To: [email protected] Subject: [ERY] WILLIS and BIELBY I wonder if anyone has access to the parish records for SCARBOROUGH. I have found a marriage on the IGI for a Wingfield Richard WILLIS and Ann BIELBY in Scarborough on 20th August 1829 and would be grateful for a look up. I don't suppose it will give me any more information but it is worth asking. I am trying to trace my 3x great grandfather and all I know is that on the census records he gives his birthplace as Scarborough and his wife Ann's as Bridlington and on his son's marriage certificate it gives his occupation as mariner. Sue from wet and windy Oxfordshire ==== ENG-EAST-YORKS Mailing List ==== Other Rootsweb Genealogy Lists http://lists.rootsweb.com/ ============================== Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx

Hello Pat~ I went into FreeBMD and done each year on 'deaths' from 1841 to 1870. I found 6 Benjamin's that had died. I could not put in the spouse's name, unfortunately. ( His wife's name was Ann) They are: Hull 22/317 March 1841 Hull 22/251 Dec. 1845 Malton 24/307 Dec. 1847 Hull 22/343 March 1849 Skirlaugh 22/506 March 1851 Hull 9d/150 June 1869 Can you give me any help with these? Bill From: <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [ERY] 1851 look-up please, Benjamin HARRISON > No luck this time , Bill ! > Was his wife Hannah ? Any other clues ? > >From Freebmd I found a possible death for B H . The age [ 74 ] tallies but > the registration district , though in N Yorks, is rather far east of the > Barnby Moor area : Dec Q 1870 Stokesley 9d / 328 > Best Wishes > Pat

Hi Pat~ Thank you for the reply... Gosh, his wife, on the 1841 census is Ann, along with the list of children. The only other items I have are the marriage records, mentioned below, of his son Robert, and also his son John. There is also a write up on GENUKI: The Parish of Bossall with Buttercramb. an article written by Rev. NY.Hooper. It mentions Benjamin HARRISON, 3/4 down in the paragraph. He hunted polecat or foumart within the area of the hunting grounds of the Anglo-Saxon kings. Written in the churchbook of Bossall by Churchwardens: Easter 1833, paid to Benjn. HARRISON, Keeper, for six foumarts, 2s 0d. Sons: Robert born in Claxton, Bapt. in Bossall June 10, 1832 Stephen " " " " July 26, 1835 5 Earlier children born in Elvington, starting in 1819. The only marriage on Family Search for 'a' - Benjamin & Ann is Nov.25,1815 Saint M Mary Bishophill Senior, York, Yorkshire. But I am not sure if this is them of not. I have no other proof. Possibly them?? I am just wondering if there is another way, of searching for more information on him. Many thanks for you help, Bill From: <[email protected]> wrote... Subject: Re: [ERY] 1851 look-up please, Benjamin HARRISON > In a message dated 02/11/2005 18:34:27 GMT Standard Time, [email protected] > writes: > I would appreciate it, if someone could find, on the 1851 :- > My G.G.Grandfather: > Benjamin HARRISON born abt. 1796 (as he was 45 on the 1841 census of Barmby > Moor). > I am trying to find his 'place of birth'. > (His name is on the marriage certificate of 1857, of his son Robert, married > in Bishop Wilton). > > No luck this time , Bill ! > Was his wife Hannah ? Any other clues ? > >From Freebmd I found a possible death for B H . The age [ 74 ] tallies but > the registration district , though in N Yorks, is rather far east of the > Barnby Moor area : > Dec Q 1870 Stokesley 9d / 328 > > Best Wishes > Pat