hI Is anyone doing a family history search on the HALDENBY family. I believe they had a Pork Butchers business. On the 1881 census there is an Edward HALDENBY (Pork Butcher) of Kent West St. Southcoates. Hull. Did one of his children marry a MARKHAM? In 1881 the Children were KATE 5 years, Mary 3 years and Thomas 4 months. Thanks in anticipation Freda

Correction, Charles Making was more likely born around 1826 as the 1861 census for Bradford shows his age as 35. Any suggestions?? Thanks, Peggie

Hi List, On a marriage cert I have the address as SPITTAL However, the S does not look like the S in STUTTON but looks like the S in STREET th TT lookes like the TT in SUTTON. I tried the search engines and my Hull map does not have Sutton area. Does anyone remember this street? Rosemarie California Researching BLACKBURN, Bridlington Quay, Whitby CASEMENT - Hull, Isle of Man CONROY - Hull, Ireland EGGLESTON - Bridlington Quay GRAY - Hull, Bridlington Quay JENNINGS - Hull KEENAN - Hull, Ireland PATTISON - Bridlington Quay SADLER - Hull TAYLOR- Hull

Hi Do you mean William and Freda were blacksmiths! I am sure you mean Thomas. You do not say which areas you are looking at. I do not have Thomas on my line but do have a William born in Billingborough, Lincs in 1800 so may not be this one. Victor On 6 Jul 2002 at 19:17, TheGoods wrote: > > Hi > > Does anyone have any information regarding a THOMAS WILLIAM MARKHAM born > about 1864. Married Florence Eleanor Joseph around 1884. His father was > called WILLIAM MARKHAM and he married a BETSEY?. I believe that they were > both blacksmiths. > > Freda > > > > ==== 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 Does anyone have any information regarding a THOMAS WILLIAM MARKHAM born about 1864. Married Florence Eleanor Joseph around 1884. His father was called WILLIAM MARKHAM and he married a BETSEY?. I believe that they were both blacksmiths. Freda

Hi Alan, Yes, the Lowthorpe registers are held at the CRO in Beverley. The IGI entry gives his mother as Elizabeth, with no father mentioned, and it is possible that he was illegitimate, and maybe his mother gave him his father's name of Whytehead. Sorry I'm not going in the near future, but maybe someone else is. Conrad > Would I be right in assuming parish registers for > Lowthorpe are held at Beverley ? > If so would it be possible for SKS to check the > birth / baptism for a Charles Whytehead Hillaby who > was baptised in Lowthorpe on Nov 3 1796 ? > I am interested in who is down as parent(s) ? > and any other relevant information.. >

Hi all, I have just received the following booklets...If anyone needs a look up...I am happy to do so: MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS: Roos Beverley St marys (new walk part one and two) Beverley St Nicholas Cottingham Beverley st Marys (including coronation gardens) Sculcoates (south side) sculcoates ( north side) skirlaugh beverley minster(st john and st martin) Wawne BAPTISMS sculcoates (1813 to 1837) 1851 CENSUS INDEXES skirlaugh and district cottingham, north ferriby, hessle and district by the way lorry...did you get the email with the PULLs init ??? I hope so hahaha Dawn from Leeds

Hi Everyone, I have just discovered some new members of my family, The new surnames are: MAUDE Hull early to mid-1800s DIX Hull mid to late-1800s ABBEY Hull late-1800s If anyone is researching these names, I'd love to hear from you. Also, if anyone who has the 1851 census index and could look up MAUDE, Priscilla, who would have been about 9yrs and DIX, William who would have been about13yrs, I would be really really grateful, many thanks in advance Janet in cool, but glorious Far North QLD, Australia

Hi Does anyone have any information regarding WALTER GOULT who was listed on the 1881 census as being a scholar on the vessel 'Southampton' aged 13 years, so born about 1868. He later married FLORENCE JORDAN and they had a least one child called EVA GOULT born approx. 1894 (my grandmother). I think I have located WALTER's family coming from Little Thurlow in Suffolk but Walter stayed on in Hull and married there. Freda

I would like to thank June, Peter, Noel, Hilary, Nick & David for their advice on obtaining certs. I think I will opt for ringing direct. Regards Christine.

----- Original Message ----- From: "Janet Webster and Ross Hill" Subject: [ERY] > I have just discovered some new members of my family, > The new surnames are: > > MAUDE Hull early to mid-1800s > DIX Hull mid to late-1800s > ABBEY Hull late-1800s > > If anyone is researching these names, I'd love to hear from you. > Reply = DIX George Dix, ship carpenter, 1 Globe Court Robert Dix, Shopkeeper and beerhouse, 7 Myton Street MAUDE John Maude, Baker, 40 Lower Union Street ABBEY James Abbey, Victoria Hotel, and family commercial and posting house, Nelson Street John Abbey, coach maker, 13 Cottingham Terrace Thomas Abbey, boot and shoe maker, 10 Silver Street Also an Abey as follows: Thomas Abey, locker of customs, 157 English Street Hope you can claim some as "yours". Regards Mary Varley

Hello, Does anyone have access to any newspapers from the 1899 era in the vicinity of Welwick, Beverley or Patrington. William WRIGHT of Welwick, Yorkshire apparently committed suicide on 9th July 1899 and I am wondering if there may have been any article written about this death in the local papers of the time. He was a tailor; father Edward WRIGHT also a tailor. Any feedback would be helpful. Noreen Gunn Surrey, BC Canada

Can anyone recommend a researcher for East Yorkshire? Please reply privately to judywolk@mindspring.com. Many thanks, Judy Wolkovitch Los Angeles

Dear Peter F I have had so many useful responses to this request I'm overwhelmed. I'm sure that Thomas son of James ATKINSON born Tunstall 1821 remained in Patrington as I find him there in the 1851 census index at f160v and he is living alone in High Street Patrington a confecioner and beer seller in the 1881 census. He appears to have had a son James born about 1857 who became a joiner and was still in Patrington in 1880 when he married. That the beer business was entrenched in the family is apparent though as I found that James J ATKINSON was listed in Kelly's Directory of 1921 as the landlord of the Holderness Inn Patrington although he had become a bicycle dealer by 1929 and a non-ATKINSON was in the pub. The Thomas ATKINSON who moved to Dunswell is someone else. Peter B said that he had been born in Patrington in c. 1817 and his son, Herbert, who was born c. 1869 at Sunk Island just near to Patrington became the publicanat two public houses in Dunswell from c. 1900 before taking to farming in the area. I see no Thomas ATKINSON of an appropriate age in the Patrington district in the 1851 census so maybe he had moved before then. My ATKINSONs moved to Hull before 1841 and lived there, Newland, Sculcoates and Cottingham until late in the century when they moved away entirely. I too have answered on list as there seem to be a number of people interested. Yes, we must compare notes further off list. Regards, Peter Sydney > Date: Wed, 3 Jul 2002 10:35:00 EDT > From: Rynanneth@aol.com > To: ENG-EAST-YORKS-L@rootsweb.com > > > Hello Peter, > > Noted your message Re: Thomas Atkinson moving to Dunswell. > > To confuse matters this note is from another Peter! - Pete Fewson. I > have > the Atkinsons in my family as well. > > The James Atkinson in question seemingly farmed at Tunstall while he > owned > the pub in Patrington. He had a son named Thomas baptised 9th June 1821 > in > Tunstall. I have no further details about him, but It looks as though > he may > be the Thomas who moved to Dunswell. > > I would be most obliged for any information you may have on this family. > > I have answered on list so that various cousins will know that I am > doing my > job! > > With Thanks from Cornwall. > > Pete Fewson. ===== P O Box A 2327 Sydney South NSW 1235 Australia tel (Int) +612 9363 5195 (Aus) (02) 9363 5195 fax (Int) +612 9326 1737 (Aus) (02) 9326 1737 email rookepb@yahoo.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Everything you'll ever need on one web page from News and Sport to Email and Music Charts http://uk.my.yahoo.com

Dear List, I'm fairly new to research in the East Riding... Would I be right in assuming parish registers for Lowthorpe are held at Beverley ? If so would it be possible for SKS to check the birth / baptism for a Charles Whytehead Hillaby who was baptised in Lowthorpe on Nov 3 1796 ? I am interested in who is down as parent(s) ? and any other relevant information.. I'm also interested in 1851 census index for Lowthorpe, Garton-on-the-Wolds and Nafferton, could somebody advise on which one's I need from the East Yorkshire FHS ? (It's not immediately obvious..) Many Thanks, Alan Crossland.

I would like the birth cert for Ellen DOLAN Mar qtr 1876 Hunslet 9b 343. Would someone please tell me where to obtain it from & if it can be ordered with a credit card as I am in Australia. Thankyou. Regards Christine.

These are the final batch of non-conformist marriages registered in Bridlington, 1837-1900, where one or more of the parties is resident in Flamborough. Bapt = Baptist Chapel, PM = Primitive Methodist, WM = Wesleyan Methodist, ZC = Zion Chapel, RO = Registry Office, B = Bridlington, BQ = Bridlington Quay. There are no fathers or occupations in these indexes. Parties resident in Flamborough unless otherwise stated. (W) = widow. If any of these are yours please contact me and I may well have more information on the family. Mary Ann PEARSON 21 WMB 1.12.1894 to John William WILLIS, 22. John Robert PEAT 24 PMCBQ 26.12.1882 to Mary TAYLOR, 24 Henry PERRIN 27 PMCBQ 25.8.1884 to Rachel BANKS, 21, of Bridlington Quay Rachel REDHEAD 25 WMCB 30.3.1874 to Robert HEADLEY, 27, of Haisthorpe Mary ROBERTS 21 PMCBQ 15.6.1890 to Arthur STAVELY, 23 Amy ROBINSON 26 WMCB 9.4.1871 to Johnson BELL, 37, of Kilham Elizabeth ROBINSON M RO 15.6.1839 to William HAKNER, 20, of Carnaby Sophia ROBINSON Full Bapt.C 10.10.1846 to Hutchinson GILBANK, full. Maud Matilda ROBSON 20 ZC 14.10.1848 to Jefferson TACEY, 19, of Bridlington The above couple emigrated to the USA, and I would be particularly interested to hear any news of them. My aunt can still recite poems written by Maud that have been passed down the family. Jane Elizabeth SAWDEN 25 Z ind CB 4.4.1893 to Samuel ROBINSON, 26, of Duckinfield Sarah SEDMAN 21 WMB 23.12.1890 to George Henry SHEPHERDSON, 26, of North Burton Luke SMALLWOOD 23 PMB 29.11.1868 to Mary MILLER, 25, of Bridlington Elizabeth Robson STEPHENSON 21 PMCBQ 18.8.1889 to James BURTON, 27, of Hilderthorpe Tom STERRIKER 21 PMCB 21.6.1891 to Margaret PROCTOR, 19, of Hilderthorpe Milcha STERRIKER Full(W) RO 13.5.1843 to Thomas Laurance, Full (W), of Bridlington Charlotte Ann SUNLEY 22 PMB 1.6.1895 to Robert CANDLER, 22, of Bridlington Esther SUNLEY 22 ZCB 25.7.1859 to John Glew BARR, 22, of Skipsea Edward TAYLOR 22 PMCB 14.4.1889 to Elizabeth WILLIAMSON, 18, of Hilderthorpe James TRANMER Full ZC 16.9.1841 to Martha PINDER, full, of Bridlington Quay Sarah TRAVES 25 RO 7.9.1893 to Alfred WILSON, 21 Frances WATSON 21 PMCB 3.7.1886 to William WILES Harry Spencer WEBB 24 PMCB 20.11.1896 to Maud May MARSHALL, 22, of Bridlington Eliza Mainprize WILSON 23 PMB 28.11.1895 to Henry SMEDLEY, 23, of Thwing Louisa WILSON 26 RO 19.6.1895 to Ambrose COCKERTON, 26. I hope these have been of some help to listers out there. Martin Cross Brighton As may have been obvious, researching all families originating in Flamborough, but particularly - CROSS; CHADWICK; ROBSON; COLLINGS; WARCUP; STEPHENSON Also researching: SANDERS - Brixham, Devon and Hull MOORE - Helmsley, Pocklington and Hull CLAPPISON - Hull, Doncaster, Bradford and USA HURDMAN/HARDMAN, Hull ASHTON - Hull ANDERSON - Weaverthorpe

Part three of the non-conformist marriages registered in Bridlington from 1837-1900 where one or more of the parties was resident in Flamborough at the time. WC = Wesleyan Chapel; PMC = Primitive Methodist Chapel, Bapt. = Baptist Chapel, ZC = Zion Chapel, RO = Registry Office; B = Bridlington, BQ = Bridlington Quay More details available on many of these families - just ask and you may be lucky! All resident in Flamborough unless stated otherwise, (W) = widow. These indexes do not include fathers or occupations. Correction from yesterday - the marriage of Emily DUKE and John William KNAGGS took place on 21.4.1900, not 21.4.1890 Elizabeth HALL 20 PMCB 28.6.1879 to Edmund STEPHENSON, 21, of Bempton Henry Bride HALL 21 PMCBQ 21.7.1877 to Harriot WATSON, 24, of Bridlington Quay Robert HALL 49 (W) PMCBQ 5.5.1891 to Mary Pidd, 39. Thomas HARRINGTON Full ZC 1.12.1842 to Ann SPROXTON, full, of Bridlington Quay Maria HILL 25 (W) PMCBQ to Robert WALLGATE, 21, of North Burton (sorry, I haven't noted the date) Elizabeth HODGSON 21 RO 2.5.1891 to John William POCKLEY, 30. Susannah HODGSON 23 RO 29.7.1887 to Thomas TRAVES, 27 George JACKSON Full BaptC 30.12.1843 to Miriam GREENIDGE, full Timothy KIRBY Full BaptC 25.5.45 to Sarah BELL, full, (W) Alice KNAGGS 21 PMCB 26.10.1889 to George MAJOR, 24 Eliza KNAGGS 18 PMB 17.10.1868 to John LANE, 20. Elizabeth KNAGGS 25 PMCB 27.4.1879 to James LOWNESBOROUGH, 27, of Haisthorpe Hannah KNAGGS 30 PMB 24.12.1892 to George COCKERILL, 27, of Barmston Martha KNAGGS 24 PMCB 11.5.1889 to James CONWAY, 39, (W), of Ilkley William KNAGGS 22 PMCBQ 18.10.1890 to Mary OLDFIELD, 27 (W) Annie LENG 21 PMCBQ 12.4.1890 to Aaron WAINES, 21, of Speeton Ann MAINPRIZE 20 RO 14.1.1888 to John Thomas RAWSON, 21 Richard MAJOR 22 PMBQ 4.6.1896 to Ann Headley SANDERSON, 22 Frances Catherine MAYMAN 24 PMB 15.3.1893 to Francis Marshall APPLEBY, 24, of Bempton Robert MILSON Full ZCB 22.12.1850 to Mary Ann DIXON, full, of Bridlington George Dunhill MOXON 74 (W) PMB 6.7.1893 to Ellen TAYLOR, 54, (W) Mary Ann NEWSOM 30 WCB 24.12.1873 to William TINKER, 38, (W), of Chester Mary NETTLETON 25 PMB 2.4.1871 to George Lawe WHITE, 25, of Grindale Charlotte PASHBY 20 RO 9.5.1867 to Matthew BURTON, 23, of Beverley Final batch later this week. Martin Cross Brighton

Hello, I am researching my family tree, and would be interested in hearing from anyone researching the name of THORLEY in Hull. I am descended from one Josiah Thorley a customs officer born in 1799, and his son Josiah Watson who was born in 1834 and subsequently moved to London. Thanks.. Stephen Thorley.

At last made a breakthrough with my great-grandparents. Henry Atkinson (marine fireman) b. Beverley, Yorkshire about 1828. Wife Sophia (nee Luhring) b. Hamburg,Germany about 1829. Earliest details show residing in Kingston upon Hull,Yorkshire from 1866. Can anyone help further? Peter(N/C upon Tyne)