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Hi All. Posting my Surnames. Citty, Harpham. Jennison Great Kelk, Foston on the Wolds, North Frodingham, Nafferton, Skipsea. Harrison, Driffield. Horsley, Brigham, Kilham. Thornton, Nafferton. Regards Harold

Hi! I have an ancestor,described in an 1851 Trade Directory for HULL,Yorks,as a "DOCKMAN". Anyone any idea what the day to day activities of such an individual would be in Mid 19th Century Hull Docks? Many thanks. Ken Pickering.

I have had considerable help from listers in response to my queries about TURNBULLs and DAVISONs of Myton. This is by way of a general thank you to all involved in these Rootsweb Mailing Lists. They make the "hobby" of family history much more rewarding for searchers throughout the world. I have thanked the individuals who responded by emails off-list. Happy hunting. Grahamvr

Harold, I can find 3 Charles Jennison on the 1851 Census Index in the Driffield area ( near Great Kelk): Ref: HO107 Piece 2366 Folio 165 (Hutton Cranswick) Charles Jennison age 3 born Cranswick Ref: HO107 Piece 2366 Folio 174 verso (Hutton Cranswick) Charles Jennison age 2 born Hutton Ref: HO107 Piece 2366 Folio 241 verso (Great Driffield) Charles Jennison age 20 born Great Driffield None seem to match your date of birth of 1838, but the one you want may be elsewhere. Where do you expect him to be in 1851? Regards Chris Watson Links to 'A Muster Roll of the East Riding of Yorkshire (1636)': http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3513047284 http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3513047286 > Subject: [ERY] 1851 census > Date: Tue, 8 Apr 2003 16:59:03 +0100 > From: "Harold Blackmore" <howard@just227.fsnet.co.uk> > To: ENG-EAST-YORKS-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi All, > > Would anybody be able to look up Charles Just Jennison born 1838 Great Kelk in the 1851 census. This look up request is for his New Zealand descendants > > Thanks Harold.

Check out the Genuki pages for Yorkshire as there were seats of nobilty listed taken from the White's1840 trade directory... I had a book which I photocopied some of the longer lists and sent to a group of about 25 Aussies who transcribed them and they are now somewhere in the Yorkshire pages Cheers Caroline ----- Original Message ----- From: <Whsprwill@aol.com> To: <ENG-EAST-YORKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 08, 2003 4:49 PM Subject: [ERY] re: MINOR LANDHOLDERS IN DOMESDAY > Good day! :) > > Does anyone know of a good, accessible edition of the Domesday book that > includes "minor" landholders and/or lordships. Most editions/translations > seem only to include what they call "major" landholders. > > I've checked quite a few versions out at my local library and, believe me, if > you're interested in doing Domesday research, you'll want to do that. Each of > them contained varying deegrees of detail...some had better explainations > than others...some showed ONLY one major landholder, while other versions > showed the Barons and all others below them, who were in some way responsible > or in charge of that piece of land, all the way down to stating, for example, > 4 sections held in lordships. what i'm looking for is to see, in writing, who > these Lords were (their names). > > i happen to know that the family i'm researching held land in Lordship under > several major landholders, in several different locations to the extent that > they were allowed to will that land to their heirs, who, to this day, still > have a vested interest in some of it. i can't, however, find a > translation/edition detailed enough to include that information, so that i > might provide the family written proof (just to have) of the date that land > was first given them. it's needless to say i don't have access to the > original document, nor the education to read it if i did. Any help would be > appreciated. :) > > Best Regards, > P. Wiedman, geneologist > > > ==== ENG-EAST-YORKS Mailing List ==== > To post to the list address message to, > ENG-EAST-YORKS-L@rootsweb.com > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I have had considerable help from listers in response to my queries about TURNBULLs and DAVISONs of Myton. This is by way of a general thank you to all involved in these Rootsweb Mailing Lists. They make the "hobby" of family history much more rewarding for searchers throughout the world. I have thanked the individuals who responded by emails off-list. Happy hunting. Grahamvr

Hi All, Would anybody be able to look up Charles Just Jennison born 1838 Great Kelk in the 1851 census. This look up request is for his New Zealand descendants Thanks Harold.

Does anyone out there have any connections to the family of William WOODALL, b. Selby abt 1834, and his wife, Christiana HALLIDAY, b. abt 1834 in Tollerton? Best wishes Martin Cross Brighton, UK.

Hazel, I have come across the following LAMMING: North Cave PR (EYRO Ref: PE/35/3): 1799 Baptized Helen Dr of John Blossom Senr Son of Thos. Blossom of Elloughton Senr,. By Helen Dr of John LAMMING of Wintringham Blacksmith. [Mother] Anne Dr. of Rd. Stephenson of Barton in Com: Linc: Carpenter by Anne Dr. of Wm. Wilson of Barton Farmer. IGI: Ann Blossom Christening: 02 JUL 1739 Winterton, Lincoln, Father: Thomas Blossom, Mother: Eleanor, Batch No. C033812. IGI: Alice Blossom Christening: 12 Nov 1743, Winterton, Lincoln, Father: Thomas Blossom, Mother: Eleanor. Batch No. C033811 IGI: Hannah Blossom Christening: 20 Jan 1745, Winterton, Lincoln, Father: Thomas Blossom Mother: Eleanor. Batch No. C033811. There may be some confusion in the N Cave register between Wintringham and Winterton. I havn't had a chance to check the Lincolnshire registers. Do you know of any LAMMING in either Wintringham or Winterton? Regards Chris Watson Links to 'A Muster Roll of the East Riding of Yorkshire (1636)': http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3510574478 http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3510574481 > Subject: [ERY] Re Doomsday Book > Date: Mon, 7 Apr 2003 15:23:35 EDT > From: HazBurt@aol.com > To: ENG-EAST-YORKS-L@rootsweb.com > Yours > Hazel B > in Yorkshire, England > Always looking for > Escritt - ERY > Lamming - Lincs

Hi! For Christmas 2002 my son gave me "Domesday Book" (A complete translation) published by Penguin (hardback). ISBN 0-14-100523-8 Try www.penguin.co.uk ? My late husband has ancestors who were minor landholders.The index is to place names so tracking down individuals requires persistence but most counties list landholders at/near the beginning of the section. Good luck! Best regards Pat Oliver

Good day! :) Does anyone know of a good, accessible edition of the Domesday book that includes "minor" landholders and/or lordships. Most editions/translations seem only to include what they call "major" landholders. I've checked quite a few versions out at my local library and, believe me, if you're interested in doing Domesday research, you'll want to do that. Each of them contained varying deegrees of detail...some had better explainations than others...some showed ONLY one major landholder, while other versions showed the Barons and all others below them, who were in some way responsible or in charge of that piece of land, all the way down to stating, for example, 4 sections held in lordships. what i'm looking for is to see, in writing, who these Lords were (their names). i happen to know that the family i'm researching held land in Lordship under several major landholders, in several different locations to the extent that they were allowed to will that land to their heirs, who, to this day, still have a vested interest in some of it. i can't, however, find a translation/edition detailed enough to include that information, so that i might provide the family written proof (just to have) of the date that land was first given them. it's needless to say i don't have access to the original document, nor the education to read it if i did. Any help would be appreciated. :) Best Regards, P. Wiedman, geneologist

Is there anybody who would be willing and able to look at the 1851 census for Driffield for my CONNELL /O'CONNELL (and possible other variants!) family? I would be *SO* grateful, as I have no access to the 1851 census near to me. I am looking for: William Connell (possibly O'Connell), born about 1831 and so aged about 20, his wife Rachel and their son John (possibly) aged about 1. There may have been other children I don't know about. John was born in Driffield and aged 10 in the 1861 census for Pickering (William and Rachel were hiding under the name of CANEL!!) I know about the 1861 census entry because an intrepid researcher on this list (to whom my thanks are due publicly - lets hear it for Wendy!!) found them for me. (They're in the 1881 as CORNELL in Beverley, and O'CONNELL in 1891). I haven't yet looked for William in the 1901 census, as he would have been aged about 70. No luck yet in finding William and Rachel's marriage in about 1850, either, but that's another story ... best wishes, Moira Christchurch, Dorset Researching FORD and O'CONNELL/CONNELL, Beverley and Driffield, Yorks; WHITE in Horncastle, Lincs.

Robert Pinder SHERBURN born 1869 in Hull. Father Joseph SHERBURN Mother Emma SHERBURN [formerly SHERBURN] Robert married Margaret PEARSON in Hull in 1895. If anyone has a connection to the above,any info would be most welcome Many thanks Pauline[Hull]

G'day Cobbers, Have an interest in the following WAKEFIELD family, as found in the 1881 British Census: Household Record 1881 British Census Household: Name Relation Marital Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Status James WAKEFIELD Head M Male 45 Stroud, Gloucester, England Power Loom Tuner Lydia WAKEFIELD Wife M Female 42 Knistone, York, England Herbert WAKEFIELD Son U Male 21 Holmfirth, York, England Woollen Weaver Charles Hy. WAKEFIELD Son U Male 18 Holmfirth, York, England Woollen Weaver John Edd. WAKEFIELD Son U Male 16 Holmfirth, York, England Woollen Weaver James Wm. WAKEFIELD Son U Male 14 Holmfirth, York, England Woollen Piecer Sophia WAKEFIELD Daur U Female 11 Holmfirth, York, England Scholar Fred WAKEFIELD Son U Male 9 Holmfirth, York, England Scholar Edgar WAKEFIELD Son U Male 7 m Funstone, York, England Source Information: Dwelling Sudehill Census Place Fulstone, York, England Family History Library Film 1342044 Public Records Office Reference RG11 Piece / Folio 4372 / 7 Page Number 8 The balance of this family ended up in sunny Australia. Any descendants out there, would like to hear from you with the idea of exchanging genealogical information. Regards Greg Baldwin AIGS 9842 A&NESFHS 9933 KFHS 7737 Researching Surnames: ALLEN - Cornwall, Eng. BAILEY - Plymouth, Eng>New Plymouth, Taranaki, NZ BALDWIN - Kent, Eng>New Zealand> Qld, AUS BENTON - Warwick, Eng BIRCH - Yorkshire, Eng> Qld, AUS BRODIE - Parish of Boyndie, Banffshire, SCT BROWN - Wellington, NZ CAMERON - Black Isle, SCT CLARK - Rhynie & Essie, Aberdeen SCT COKER - Rongatai, Wellington, NZ CROALL - Scotland > NZ CROZIER - Banbridge, Down, NIR > NZ DEAN - Elgin, Elgin, Scotland EDWARDS - Cornwall, Eng. FRANCES - AUS GRANT - Parish of Rhynie, Aberdeen, SCT INCH - Cornwall, Eng>New Zealand INGLIS - Banff/Moray, SCT LANGDON - NZ LAURANCE - Banff, SCT. LEYLAND - Warwick, Eng. LUMSDEN - Banff, SCT>New Zealand MacDONALD - Inverness, SCT. MASSEY - Down/Antrim, NIR>Qld, AUS MELVIN - Elgin, Elgin, Scotland McFADDEN -Down, NIR McINTOSH - Inverness, SCT > Qld, AUS McINTOSH - Ross Shire, Scotland>Qld, AUS McKENZIE - Banff/Moray, SCT McLEAN - Garmouth, Moray, SCT>Qld, AUS McLEAVY - Jedburgh, Roxburgh, SCT>Qld, AUS OLIVER - Jedburgh, Roxburgh, SCT>Qld, AUS RAFFAN - Banff, SCT REEVES - Yorkshire (?), Eng. REYNOLDS - Cornwall, Eng. ROBERTSON - Ross & Cromarty, SCT RUDD - Westmoreland, Eng>Qld, AUS SIMPSON - Banff/Moray, SCT SMITH - SCT SPRENGER - Qld, AUS STUART - Moray, SCT WAKEFIELD - Stroud, Gloucester, Eng>Qld, AUS WARBURTON - New Plymouth, Taranaki, NZ WHITEHOUSE - Warwick, Eng. WILSON - Ayr, SCT>New Zealand email to: kennethb@melbpc.org.au My Homepage: http://member.melbpc.org.au/~kennethb/ Australian Genealogy: http://www.ke.com.au/bdmaus/index.html Australian On-Line Surname List: http://www.users.on.net/proformat/ausnames.html Aussie Slang: http://greenfield.fortunecity.com/garden/386/kev.htm Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by VET anti-virus software

Hi Listers, If anyone has access to the 1851 Census for Gate Helmsley I am very interested in: JOSEPH TATTERSALL JANE TATTERSALL I am particularly interested to know where they were born Many thanks in anticipation. Jo Green Scrayingham

Hi to all, I would love to hear from anyone researching the name KIRBY in HULL.. I know that it is a very widespread name in the area so here are the two I am interested in. Elizabeth Green KIRBY who was a witness at the marriage of Mary Ann WOOD in1854. Mary Elizabeth KIRBY who may have married said John Henry FRITH in 1867 If anyone has either of these ladies lurking in you family tree I would love to hear from you. Kind regards. Jean Garforth

Hi there, I think the correct URL for the Doomsday Book should be www.domesdaybook.co.uk Yours Hazel B in Yorkshire, England Always looking for Escritt - ERY Lamming - Lincs I use Archive CD Books in my research. www.archivecdbooks.org Great resource - have a look!

Dear Friends Wondering what to do over the Easter Holiday? Why not come to the Yorkshire Dales and visit a special exhibition called 'Raydale in the Past'. It will take place in Stalling Busk School Room in Wensleydale, on 18th 19th and 20th Open 10-30 a.m. - 4 p.m. It is in aid of School Room funds and tea and coffee will be available. It offers a wonderful opportunity to see some local family history archives, so why not come and make a day of it? Wonderful scenery, excellent walking AND an exhibition. Why go anywhere else? Best wishes Glenys www.bishopdale.demon.co.uk Web site for the Upper Dales Family History Group Seeking CUMPSTONs everywhere

Sorry! My link was incorrect.It should be: <A HREF="www.domesdaybook.co.uk">domesdaybk</A> Click on this link. Pat Oliver