For column headings, see 1878 list 1882 ==== January 1 William PAPPER 14 Rising Sun Drowned. Knocked overboard by the sail. January 6 Joseph CLINTON 20 William Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. January 7 August FALLENGBERG 19 Olive-branch Drowned. Putting the top lift right and fell overboard. January 10 John W. FOSTER 18 Albert Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. January 10 George COOPER 17 Winter Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. January 19 George CAMBY 17 Hope Drowned. Drawing a bucket of water and fell overboard. February 13 John RIDLEY 20 Regules Killed. Struck by handle of winch, when heaving the gear, and killed. February 18 Richard GORBECKETT 18 Loch Long Drowned. Reefing the sail and blown overboard. February 24 Peter HOYE 16 Gleaner Drowned. Drawing a bucket of water and fell overboard. March 1 Walter PILLING 18 Albert Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. March 1 William WHISKER 19 Castella Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. March 13 Charles DICK 18 Signal Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. March 12 William FERN 20 Diamond Drowned. Reefing mainsail and washed overboard. March 31 Joseph W. DIXON 19 Emerald Drowned. Boat capsized when returning from the cutter. August 4 Alfred TRUE Joseph and Fanny Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea.

For column headings, see 1878 list 1881 ==== January 12 George HARTLEY 18 Tom Bowling Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. March 3 Not known. 18 Doncaster Drowned. Taking in the jib and fell overboard. March 4 Albert ROBERTS 20 Vigilant Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. March 4 William THORNSBY and Not known. Both 18 Saucy Jack Drowned. Reefing the mainsail and washed overboard by heavy sea. March 14 John HASLAM 15 Lord Chief Justice. Died. Died at sea, "heart disease." May 9 Charles PALMER 17 Geo. Ralph Drowned. boat capsized when returning from cutter. June 19 Thomas WOOD 20 Uranus Drowned. Getting into the small boat and fell overboard. July 27 Arthur LOWE 18 Lady Talbot Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. August 14 John CHAPMAN 17 Percy Walker Drowned. Sitting on the rail and fell overboard. August 26 George KILGAR 15 Foundling Drowned. Knocked overboard by the tiller. September 17 Alfred TAYLOR 19 Resolute Drowned. Bailing the boat when it filled and sank. September 23 William PAGE 17 Venus Drowned. Boat capsized, conveying fish to cutter. October 13 Albert REDFORD 17 Three Sisters Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. October 14 George HOLMES 16 Joseph and Fanny Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. October 15 William PASSAGE 18 Jane and Sarah Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. October 17 William KNAPMAN 20 John Brown Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. November 27 George HOUGHTON 18 Bessie Lewis Drowned. Taking in the jib and washed overboard by heavy sea. November 30 Thomas CHAPMAN 16 Alethia Drowned. Reefing the topsail and fell overboard. December 19 Henry SILBY 18 Magic Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. December 19 Alfred FOSTER 14 Speedwell Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. December 19 George HOLMES 16 Sir Joseph Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea.

For column headings, see 1878 list 1880 ==== February 20 Walter MORTIMOR 14 Evangelist Drowned. Not known. March 1 Henry SHED 13 Caladonia Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. March 2 George FOX 16 Bannister Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. February 28 James OSTWICK 18 Confidence Drowned. Emptying a bucket and fell overboard. April 10 Samuel BOOTH 19 Speroxpector Drowned. Fell overboard from the bows of the vessel. September 17 William WESTOBY 18 Young Harry Drowned. Bailing the boat and fell overboard. October 15 James WATSON 20 Roseland Drowned. Fell overboard from the stern of the smack. October 2 John SNOW 17 Speculator Drowned. Boat capsized returning from the cutter. October 28 George WOODS 20 Ark Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. October 28 William GRAY 18 Resolute Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. October 28 James KENNEDY 19 Hulloa Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. October 28 James KERSLAKE 18 Spray Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. October 29 David W. CULLEN 16 Dr. Kenealy Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. October 31 Henry PLUMTREE 15 Plenlimmon Drowned. Drawing a bucket of water and fell overboard. November 1 Edward FOX 17 Boyne Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. November 28 Frederick GODDARD 16 Britannia Drowned. Thrown overboard, out of boat, when returning from the cutter. December 19 Joseph BIRCHALL 17 Speedwell Drowned. Boat sank when conveying fish to cutter. December 19 Henry MELVIN, David GOMERSALL and Walter LEAMING 20, 17,20 North Sea Drowned. Boat capsized when returning from cutter. December 21 Frederick LISTER 18 Elizabeth Drowned. Entangled in the bridle and was dragged into the sea.

For column headings, see 1878 list 1879 ==== March 11 William SMITH 20 Favourite Drowned. Thrown out of boat by an oar. March 28 David BISSETT 16 Ranger Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. March 28 William LUBY 18 James Walker Drowned. Knocked overboard by the tiller. May 6 John WARBETON 19 Ben and Maria Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. October 24 Jesse HARTLEY 19 Croft Drowned. Fell overboard off the boom whilst reefing the pennant. November 4 James JONES 17 Boys Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. November 12 John W. STOCKS 17 Stag Hound Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. November 12 Walter SPARKS 14 Chursing Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea.

The fisherboys list starts here, with a total of 74 names and one unknown, the earliest entry is 7 March 1878, the latest is 4 August 1882. I've now found a proper reference to the two lists I am currently posting (I'm now getting used to navigating the report) and it is "Return of fishermen reported to the Hull police as drowned or dying at sea since January 1878". (1) Date (2) Name (3) Age (4) Name of Smack (5) Particulars of Death given by Person reporting the occurrence. 1878 ==== March 7 John PINDER and Edward BLOGG 20 and 18 Lady Elizabeth Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea, vessel abandoned by remainder of crew. March 7 James NIDD 19 Ark Drowned. Reefing the mainsail and fell overboard. July 23 Richard RITCHER 19 C. M. Norwood Suicide. The skipper threatened to thrash him for misconduct, and he jumped overboard. August 23 James TAYLOR 15 Mars Drowned. Sick, and whilst leaning over the side of the vessel fell overboard. September 2 Joseph HOWARD 17 Sway Drowned. Knocked overboard by a block. November 11 William GOODING 17 Forget-me-not Drowned. Emptying a bucket of ashes and fell overboard. November 28 John WILSON 16 Tiffey Drowned. Not known.

Hi Sylvi, The former Hull Union Workhouse it is described on www.workhouses.org.uk go to England, Yorkshire, East Riding, Kingston upon Hull. On the same site go to - England, Yorkshire, East Riding, Sculcoates. for Sculcoates Workhouse There are no Names on this site, but god pictures and history. Lots of other Workhouses also. Bob, in Elloughton.

Hello All Can any kind soul provide me with a list of persons who have been Mayor of Bridlington between about 1900 and 1950 or so. I have just discovered a family connection with Brid in 1901 and this has prompted my Dad to announce a vague recollection of a relative being Mayor. Of course he cannot remember the surname and I thought if I could show him a list it might JUST jog his memory ! My Great Grandmother's sister Christiana Gibson was living in Bridlington in 1901 working as a School Mistress and I suspect that the mysterious "Mayor" would be either her husband or perhaps a son. Any help gratefully received! Deb Walker Dewsbury West Yorkshire

How could I forget the one in Beverley:) Brain not working in my old age!! Carol > <PRE>Is that a museum at Beverley-I know it is the Museum of Army > Transport.My brother was stationed there for some time.Jean(my Dad was in > the East Yorks in the war-then he went to Iceland and had a flash on his > shoulders of Polar Bears.And he ended up as one of the Duke of > Wellington's-I think the E.Yorks did.) >

(1) Date (2) Name (3) Age (4) Name of Smack (5) Particulars of Death given by Person reporting the occurrence. 1882 ==== January 29 Unknown 44 Maude Drowned. Drawing bucket of water, and fell overboard. April 3 John BURTENSHAW and Frederick COOKSON 25 and 22 Ivy Drowned. Boat capsized when returning from the cutter. May 28 Joseph WATERHOUSE 24 Impel Drowned. Sat on crosstrees, and fell overboard. June 23 John CHEESMAN 32 Strabo Drowned. July 3 Joseph STONES 30 Liberty Drowned. No account. Missing from deck. July 13 John OFFEN 21 Polyhymmia Drowned. Jumping on to taffrail, and fell backwards into the sea.

(1) Date (2) Name (3) Age (4) Name of Smack (5) Particulars of Death given by Person reporting the occurrence. 1881 ==== January 18 Thomas W. MOORE 25 Ark Drowned. Baling the boat and fell overboard. February 20 George BERRY 28 Selby Drowned. Fell overboard whilst taking in the jib. March 14 Henry HARDY 21 Minnie Drowned. Boat capsized when conveying fish to the cutter; boxing. August 16 Frederick SOUTHERN 21 Europe Fell overboard whilst cleaning the reef pennant. September 1 William MCMANNS 24 Tyrant Fell overboard when sat on the sail mending nets. October 21 Joseph SENIOR 21 Albert Victor Drowned. Bell overboard when drawing in the net. October 22 John HARRIS 21 Lizzie Fern Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. November 16 William DARLEY 31 Hamilton Knocked overboard by the tiller. December 15 James HARDINGHAM 23 Victor Casting the lead, and fell overboard. December 21 Joseph MILLER 25 Romeo Drowned. Fell overboard from the bow-sail. December 25 Henry HALLER 21 Speedwell Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. December 25 Thomas DAWSON 23 Prosperous Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea.

Hi Carol There is the WW11 museum at Eden Camp near Malton in Yorkshire, also their is now Fort Paul at Paull, just East of Hull, sorry haven't got contact details, but both should have a presence on the web, so a little search should find them. Can't think of any others. you could try the Castle museum in York as well, maybe. Carol Hull, East Yorks > Hello!Yorkies around the World and esp.Yorkshire!:)), > Can anyone tell me if there are any Military Museums in or around Hull, or > York,please? I'd like to have a photograph c 1874 of Volunteers/Militia in > the East Yorkshire Regiment identified and donate a copy to the Museum-if > there is time when I am in York. TIA Carol Martin > > ______________________________

Here's another of my little lists! (1) Date (2) Name (3) Age (4) Name of Smack (5) Particulars of Death given by Person reporting the occurrence. 1880 ==== February 17 John MITCHELL 24 Anglia Drowned. Knocked overboard by the trawling beam. February 25 William WILSON 32 Albert Drowned. Knocked overboard whilst reefing sails. March 24 Edward WESTON 26 Raynor Suicide. Found a keg of brandy, got drunk, and jumped overboard. July 21 David KENNEDY 22 Annie Drowned Fell out of boat when returning from cutter; boxing. July 26 George TUSLEY 42 Thornback Died. Died at sea. August 9 Michael REGAN 29 Jane Drowned. Fell out of boat when returning from cutter; boxing. October 28 Alexander ROSS 22 Reliance Droewned. Washed overboard by heavy sea December 19 Thomas NOLLAND and Richard WATTS Both 23 Speedwell Boat sunk when conveying fish to cutter; boxing.

Hi Beverley here is your John T. PARKER John T. PARKER / head / Marr / 27 / farm labourer / b. Thorpe Fen, Lincoln Ann PARKER / wife / marr / 32 / b. Lund York Martha PARKER / daur / scholar / 5 / b. " " William H. PARKER / son / 1 / b. Hayton, York census place / Hayton , Yorks Could this Ann PARKER be your missing Ann BLANCHARD now married ?? she is from the correct place with the same age ?? regards Dawn (From Yorks)

Hi Can you tell me how the 1851 census is organised please? Jane ----- Original Message ----- From: <Jeangarforth@aol.com> To: <ENG-EAST-YORKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 01, 2002 8:58 PM Subject: [ERY] Re: 1851 Census for Hull - Additions > Hello to all, > > As some of you will know, I have the 1851 Census Indexes for HULL - HOLY > TRINITY and SCULCOATES. I have now added to my collection and have the HEDON, > DRYPOOL & DISTRICT (including Hull Garrison) and the SUTTON on HULL & > DISTRICT. > > I am happy to do look ups as long as you are not in a tearing hurry! Also, > for people who have already had unsuccessful look ups please send your > rellies names again and I will be happy to have another look in my two new > acquisitions. > > Jean - HULL > > > ==== ENG-EAST-YORKS Mailing List ==== > LOST? please use the "Where is it in Yorkshire?" index > http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/Misc/Where/index.html > The Maintainer of the Genuki Yorkshire pages is Colin Hinson > > ============================== > 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 > >

Hi Sculcoates workhouse was on Beverley Road, Hull Hull workhouse was on Anlaby Road, Hull and the census number for that one is RG13/4507. - my ggggrandmother was there in 1901. Hull local history library has the institutions indexed on a spare piece of paper paperclipped to the back of the Hull street index, not sure if they know where the Sculcoates one is yet. > Does anyone know whether there was a Workhouse in Hull (Sculcoates) in > 1901? (Can't seem to find it in the Census index...) > > I would be grateful for any assistance. > > Thanks > Regards > Sylvi > > ______________________________

In message <001701c26007$52455bf0$29d1fc3e@oemcomputer>, Martin Cross <cross.martin@virgin.net> writes >Dear list, > >At Marton Hall, Sewerby, in 1881 the head of the home is given as Charles >HUDSON, and his occupation as 'Clergyman No Cure of Souls'. Does this mean he >was just an unconvincing clergyman, or can anyone suggest what the meaning could >be. The details are taken from the CD's, so there may be some mis-transcribing. I think it means "no curacy", in other words he hadn't got a parish. John -- John Rouse, searching for PARR and TINDILL in Yorkshire.

This list covers the period from 5 January 1878 to 13 July 1882 and contains 34 names plus one unknown. I don't have any other information beyond what I am posting, but I hope it helps someone. I will post the information in the order of the columns, which I repeat here for convenience. (1) Date (2) Name (3) Age (4) Name of Smack (5) Particulars of Death given by Person reporting the occurrence. So here goes... 1878 ==== January 5 Frederick HENRICKSON 32 Lizzie Gale Drowned. Not known. January 8 James JOHNSON 22 Pollox Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. January 8 Charles HARRISON 29 Loyal Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. January 8 George RICHARDSON Promise Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. November 16 John WESTOBY 22 Sparlus Drowned. On board a disabled vessel when she sank. 1879 ==== January 10 George KEMP 21 Rose of Shannon Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea. March 28 James BROWN 25 Ranger Drowned. Washed overboard by heavy sea.

Hello All I have started making some posts to the Mariners List of fishermen who died at sea. These lists originate in Hull so I thought it might be helpful to post them here too. Hope the listowner has no objection (there are 2 lists, one for men and one for boys and 109 names altogether). The first post follows separately. Hilary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Hilary Godber" <hilaryg@cupboard62.freeserve.co.uk> To: "Mariners List" <Mariners-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 6:18 PM > Following advice and guidance from Debbie and Ted (thank you both), I am > going to post details of my list to this list and Ted will get them on to > the Mariners website. > > First, I will tell you all a little more about the report itself. > > As previously stated, the report is called "The Report of a Committee > Appointed Under A Minute of the Board of Trade To inquire into and report > whether any and what Legislation is desirable with a view to placing the > relations between the Owners, Masters, and Crews of Fishing Vessels on a > more satisfactory Basis" > > The report was published by HMSO in 1883 and consists of a record of the > evidence taken during the enquiry, plus a lot of appendices, of which the > two lists I have mentioned are Appendix 7. > > The "returns" of fishermen and fisherboys were handed in by Mr James > Campbell, Chief Constable. At the end of the two lists is a summary which > says "From Chief Constable's Report, Hull. Therefore, I assume that the two > lists also relate to Hull, though no place of origin is given for any of the > deaths, so the fishermen might have come from anywhere. > > There are five columns giving the following details > (1) Date > (2) Name > (3) Age > (4) Name of Smack > (5) Particulars of Death given by Person reporting the occurrence. > > The last column (5) has a "type of death" (drowned, died, suicide) then > further particulars of the incident. > > I will post the names in parts so as not to "drown" the list! > > I hope the information will be of interest and I would be very happy if > someone made a connection. > > Hilary > >

Hello!Yorkies around the World and esp.Yorkshire!:)), Can anyone tell me if there are any Military Museums in or around Hull, or York,please? I'd like to have a photograph c 1874 of Volunteers/Militia in the East Yorkshire Regiment identified and donate a copy to the Museum-if there is time when I am in York. TIA Carol Martin

Beverley Could this be your Frances in the 1901 Census ? Francis Parker 14 Goodmanhan Yorkshire E Yorkshire North Newbald General Servant Domestic Cheers Denise -----Original Message----- From: Bev Preston [mailto:prestonb@goldcity.net] Sent: 20 September 2002 06:03 To: ENG-EAST-YORKS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ERY] family lost? Hello all... Well, I have a question. If a birth cert. has the mother down as the informant, does this most likely mean that the father was deceased? I have a birth cert. here that is for a Frances Ann PARKER, dated 28 June 1886, Goodmanham. Her father is listed as being John Thomas PARKER but the informant is Ann PARKER (mother). I have not been able to find even Frances on the 1901 census. She should have been about 15 in 1901. She was married in 1906 in Goodmanham, so I am assuming that she never strayed far from her home town. Any suggestions as to what my next move should be? I was also wondering, if by chance, there was anyone out there that might be able to do a search for the parents of Frances? They would be John Thomas PARKER and Ann BLANCHARD. Any help here would be very appreciated. Thanks, Beverley, BC, Canada ==== ENG-EAST-YORKS Mailing List ==== LOST? please use the "Where is it in Yorkshire?" index http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/Misc/Where/index.html The Maintainer of the Genuki Yorkshire pages is Colin Hinson ============================== 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