Would Belinda in New Zealand who posted 18/11/01 seeking info on the JENNISON'S of Burton Agnes. Please get in touch. My e-mails to her keep bouncing back. Harold.

Hi I am new to the list and would appreciate some help my family used to live at 38 Waterloo st Sculcoates Thomas SHORTER born in 1839 his wife Sarah born in 1840 and children Fredk born in 1874 Julia born in 1876 and Rosa born in 1878 this was off the 1881 census . Thomas was lost at sea in 1883 have found out from his father headstone .My problem is I cannot locate his wife or children until Rosa(my ggreatgrandma) got married in 1899 it is believed some of the family went to Australia but I have been looking into this but cannot find anything out .Rosa married Edward MORGAN in Gainsborough in 1899,but cannot trace anyone before this I had the address checked out shortly after Edward died but they did not live there Sarah may have remarried but is not showing up anywhere can anyone please advise Thomas was born in Caistor and I have located his family but I do noy know Sarah maiden name .Did they move into some sort of refuge when thier husband died at sea?

Hi Folks, Please find below the updates/additions to the Genuki Yorkshire pages for the past 3 or 4 months. There is less than usual due to my having to do other things with my time (like "keeping the wolf from the door"), and I have undoubtedly missed one or two in my hurry! During this period: Yorksgen 2002 ocurred - thanks to Anne and Conrad once again. Unfortunately I was only able to make it to the dinner in York, but I gather a good time was had by all. For those of you who don't know what I'm talking about, Yorksgen 2002 was a get together and series of lectures/visits etc. attended by some of the subscribers to Yorksgen. It is my intention to produce a Genuki Yorkshire web-page containing a list of all the CDs available for the Yorkshire area, but this takes time that I currently don't have, so here are the releases that I know of for the past 3 months: British data archives. The Yorkshire 1891 census http://www.britishdataarchive.com/ Colin Hinson: Baines' Yorkshire Past and Present http://www.blunham.demon.co.uk/CDroms/ Yorkshire Ancestors: 1871 Wakefield and District, a historical compendium. Jones' 1863 Mercantile directory of Bradford, Jones' 1863 Mercantile directory of Leeds, Whitby and its shipping 1717-1900, 1857 directory of Leeds & Woolen district Leeds Grammar School admission books, 1820 - 1900 Whites Woolen districts of the West Riding of Yorkshire, 1866 http://www.yorkshireancestors.com/ Having said that I am pushed for time, I am now going on holiday for nearly 3 weeks! Best wishes, Colin Hinson In the village of Blunham in Bedfordshire U.K. Maintainer of the Genuki Yorkshire pages: http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/ Rare Books on CD: http://www.blunham.demon.co.uk/CDroms/ Baine's & Bulmers directories, History of Craven, Heywood/Northowram, National gazetteer of Great Britain & Ireland, Whelan's York & NRY Hunter's Hallamshire (Sheffield), Yorkshire: Past and Present >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Places in brackets are the relevant (ancient) parishes. Unless otherwise specified, the churches are C of E. If you have an interest in church architecture you should visit: http://www.churchcrawler.co.uk ------------------------------- Martin Cross ERY: Transcription of the "Strays" from the 1901 Flamborough Census ------------------------------- Marilyn Maybury WRY: Calverley: Voters list for 1835 Bolton (Calverley) Voters list for 1835 Calverley: Index to Marriages 1837-1843 ------------------------------- Carol Bartlett WRY: Bradford: The Tillett Petition - around 2000 names from 1890 ------------------------------------- Colin Hinson: Church Photographs: WRY: Lofthouse (Rothwell) Lofthouse Methodist (Rothwell) Cross Roads cum Lees (Bingley) Lees Methodist (Bingley) Ainsty: St Paul's (St Mary Bishophill the Younger) English Martyrs Roman Catholic (St Mary Bishophill the Younger) Holgate Methodist (Acomb) Holgate LDS (Acomb) NRY: Shipton (Overton) Skelton (Overton) Strensall - 2 views Strensall Methodist St Wilfred, Strensall Camp (Strensall) Wigginton Wigginton Methodist Alne Aldwark - 2 views (Alne) Flaxton (Foston)

We have taken photographs of most of the UK Parachute Regiment War Graves in France. We will be pleased to e-mail a copy to anyone having an interest. Please supply as much detail as possible. Bern & Fay Robins at robins.at.trans@wanadoo.fr. We would like to receive copies of photographs of individuals or groups from the Parachute Regiment dating to the 1944 period in an attempt to match people to the gravestones. Sorry but we will be leaving this forum in the next couple of days so if you want any photos, do it now. P.S: Will Eric Dermott-Powel please get in touch again, I have tried to reply but it is bouncing. Researching Family Trees for:- ALL THRESHERS - THRASHERS in England. SMITH from Kings Somborne & Brown Candover area of Hampshire. BENNETT - BUDD - DAVIDGE from Somerset. ROBINS - BEWLEY from Deptford, London.

Hello Sue I think this is the entry you want Dwelling: Heckmondwike Rd Census Place: Dewsbury, York, England Source: FHL Film 1342099 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 4561 Folio 122 Page 15 Marr Age Sex Birthplace Thos. DAWSON M 46 M Mirfield, York, England Rel: Head Occ: Wool Dyer Jane DAWSON M 47 F Mirfield, York, England Rel: Wife John William DAWSON U 16 M Mirfield, York, England Rel: Son Occ: Woollen Feeder Morhet DAWSON U 13 M Robertown, York, England Rel: Son Occ: Scholar Ernest DAWSON U 19 M Hartshead, York, England Rel: Son Occ: Scholar Allen DAWSON U 10 M Robertown, York, England Rel: Son Occ: Scholar Edith DAWSON U 4 F Hartshead, York, England Rel: Daug This would be the Thomas Dawson son of Thomas and Hannah Dawson, Clothiers of Shillbank who was bapt at Mirfield PC on 9 Oct 1836. I am not connected to the Dawson family, but I have a lot of Mirfield resources should you need any more looks ups or advice. Bye for now Deb Walker Thornhill Lees near Mirfield West Yorkshire -----Original Message----- From: Susan Dawson [mailto:sue_fd@hotmail.com] Sent: 10 August, 2002 20:26 To: ENG-YKS-DEWSBURY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Dewsbury] lookup for Thomas Dawson in Mirfield Would SKS do a lookup for me for Thomas Dawson born in Mirfield living in Mirfield or Dewsbury in the 1881 census he would be about 44 years old. His oocupation would be a Hand Loom Weaver or something in the Cloth Industry. Thank You. Sue... _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com ______________________________

Hi to all, If anyone has access to the above census I would be most grateful for a look up for GIBBINS - 64, Gillett Street,Hull. Many thanks. Jean Garforth

We have large and comprehensive lists of the Thresher (sometimes Thrasher) family trees and "strays" in England. The problem is finding where the women went ! PLEASE have a look on your tree for the THR?SHER name. Thanks Bern & Fay.

If the person doing the Warriner family in N Yorkshire gets back to an Elizabeth Warriner marrying John Cattle in Sheriff Hutton in 1771 I would be please to hear from you. Rob

Good Morning from Leicestershire UK just thought i would re post my interest's in hope as always TURNER Hull East Yorkshire ROBINSON Hull East Yorkshire bye Alison

Hi List looking for information on the CROSSLAND family from Hull Pete

Hi, Graham, Here they are in the 1881 Census. Dwelling: 29 Abbot St Census Place: Gateshead, Durham, England Source: FHL Film 1342214 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 5037 Folio 125 Page 30 Marr Age Sex Birthplace James WARRINER M 48 M Scorby, York, England Rel: Head Occ: Glasshouse Labourer Elizabeth WARRINER M 35 F Rickell, York, England Rel: Wife Sarah Ann WARRINER 12 F Dunnington, York, Rel: Daur Occ: Scholar Rosetta WARRINER 11 F Dunnington, York, Rel: Daur Occ: Scholar Henry Thos. WARRINER 2 M Gateshead, Durham, Rel: Son If you contact your local Heritage Library and enquire as to them having the St. Catherine's Index, you will be able to search for Rosetta's birth details. The Index is in quarters. You can start with 1870 as this date is given in the 1881 census. When you find it make a note of the quarter. The registration district and the folio number. (e.g. Rosetta Warriner, December quarter 1870, 8D-4567, York) Then, if you wish, you can obtain a copy of her birth certificate from the place of registration. You can do the same for the death certificate of James. Working forward from 1881. Again, if you wish. I do not know if you are aware of what you will find on the birth certificate. The interesting part, I think, is the mother's maiden name. It starts you another line of enquiry!!! Hope this helps your research. Best wishes, Ron Hamilton.

I have changed the look of my website to include a navigation bar on the home page, hopefully this will make it even easier to access the pages you want to look at. Cheers, Steve Garton Researching: DUFFIN - South Cave, Nafferton & Hull HENNING - Hull GARTON - Cranford EADY - Burton Latimer Visit my website for my family tree, transcripts of Cranford St Andrew & St John parish records & Pigots 1834 Commercial Directory of Yorkshire. URL: http://website.lineone.net/~stevejgarton List Administrator for DUFFIN, GARTON mailing lists on Rootsweb.

-----Original Message----- From: TheGoods [mailto:thegoods@talk21.com] Sent: 08 August 2002 21:40 To: EAST YORKSHIRE Subject: Re - John JORDAN I wonder if some kind person could would look on the 1891 Census for me and see if the following family are living at 50 Campbell Street, Hull. John JORDAN aged 44 - labourer in iron yard. Born Kensington, Middlesex. Elizabeth A JORDAN wife - 39 years. Born Stonehouse, Devon. Florence JORDAN - daughter - 19 years. Born Sheerness, Kent John A JORDAN - son - 18 years. Born Hull. George A JORDAN - son - 14 years. Born Hull. Charlotte E. Jordan - daughter - 12 years. Born Hull. Edward JORDAN - son - 11 years. Born Hull. On the 1881 census they were living at 32 Church Street, Southcoates, Hull. Many thanks in anticipation Freda Good Malvern.

Hi listers I am impressed by the speed with which listers replied. So useful too! Thanks to Darlene and to Nick Graham (still wet in Worcestershire)

Greetings; I am new to this list & hoping I can find my grandmother & her family via SKS. She was Rosetta WARRINER, born in Dunnington about 1869 according to her marriage cert. Her father James WARRINER was dead by then. If any lister can find her actual birth or any Census records I'd be very grateful. She married my g'father William VEROW on 23 Nov 1889 at Gateshead Registor Office aged 19, when she lived in Abbot Street Gateshead, Any help gratefully received. Graham (in Wet Worcestershire)

I wonder if some kind person could would look on the 1891 Census for me and see if the following family are there:- John JORDAN aged 44 - labourer in iron yard. Born Kensington, Middlesex. Elizabeth A JORDAN wife - 39 years. Born Stonehouse, Devon. Florence JORDAN - daughter - 19 years. Born Sheerness, Kent John A JORDAN - son - 18 years. Born Hull. George A JORDAN - son - 14 years. Born Hull. Charlotte E. Jordan - daughter - 12 years. Born Hull. Edward JORDAN - son - 11 years. Born Hull. On the 1881 census they were living at 32 Church Street, Southcoates, Hull. Many thanks in anticipation Freda Good Malvern.

Looking for BURDER family connections. Frank Burder BRUMBY was born 1891 in Waddington, Lincolnshire. He married Dora PIDCOCK 1913 at St. Mary's, East Leake, Yorkshire. Frank's father was William Burder BRUMBY (born 1855 Hull, Yorkshire). In 1875, he married Anne Matilda ROLFE (from London). In 1881, William and Annie live at Bourne Street Livery Stable in Sculcoates. (I think William remarried in 1919 Hull to Florence COOK). William's parents were William BRUMBY and Elizabeth. For some reason, I think William came from the Brumby family from Tuxford, Nottinghamshire. I found an Elizabeth ARBON married in Sculcoates on same page as a William BRUMBY and an Elizabeth Vasey BARBER (misprint of BURDER?) from Nottinghamshire on same page as William. Any connections or informantion? PEte

Help needed identifying the men in a photo of "A" Company 13th Parachute Regiment outside Salisbury Cathedral in 1943. If you have anyone from The Parachute Regiment Killed in France in 1944 we have photos of the War Grave and would be happy to send you a copy. Thanks Bern & Fay Robins robins.at.trans@wanadoo.fr

Does SKS have access to the above Census. If so could they possible look to see if there was an Ann Cross present in the village. She may have a baby daughter, Jane, with her, and is likely to have been in service. Many thanks in anticipation Martin Cross Brighton

Hi all I have Thomas HANSLEY as a widower, boarder and marine engineer aged 45 at 9 Witty Street, Hull RG13/4479 Folio 88 He was born in Hedon LL