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.

I am researching the following names - BANKS : Stretton (Cheshire), Manchester (Lancs) BRADBURY : Lymm (Cheshire) BROWNBILL : St Helens (Lancs) CALLAGHAN : St Helens (Lancs), Ireland DANIELS : Bowdon (Cheshire) GABRIEL : St Helens (Lancs), Liverpool (Lancs) GRATWICH : Barlaston (Staffs) HIGHAM : Lymm (Cheshire), Leigh (Lancs) JOHNSON : Over Peover (Cheshire) JOHNS(T)ON : Wallasey (Cheshire), Birkenhead (Cheshire), Hull (East Riding), Tynemouth (Northumberland), Hebburn/Chester-le-Street/North Shields (Co. Durham/Northumberland) JONES : Whitchurch (Shrops) LEIGH : Lymm (Cheshire) MILLER : Lymm (Cheshire), Grappenhall (Cheshire) MOSTON/MOSSON : Lymm (Cheshire), Over Peover (Cheshire) NORBURY : Liverpool (Lancs) PERCIVAL : Lymm (Cheshire), Antrobus (Cheshire) RICHARDSON : Lymm (Cheshire), Prescot (Lancs) TABERN : St Helens (Lancs) THOMPSON : North Shields/Tynemouth (Northumberland) WILLIAMSON : Cheshire WINSTANLEY : Lymm (Cheshire) WOOTTON : Barlaston (Staffs), Moddershall (Staffs), Stone (Staffs) I would be pleased to hear from anyone with similar interests. Thanks Tim

Dear Martin Many thanks for my 2 KNAGGs entries. I would have loved some CUMPSTONs as well if you have any lurking away? Best wishes Glenys www.bishopdale.demon.co.uk Web site for the Upper Dales Family History Group Seeking CUMPSTONs everywhere ----- Original Message ----- From: "Martin Cross" <cross.martin@virgin.net> To: <ENG-EAST-YORKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 6:53 PM Subject: [ERY] Bridlington / Flamborough marriage pt. 2 > Just to remind people - these are non-conformist marriages registered in Bridlington 1837-1900, where one or more of the parties was a resident of Flamborough. PMC = Primitive Methodist Chapel, WM = Wesleyan Methodist; ZC = Zion Chapel; Bapt. C = Baptist Chapel; RO = Registry Office, B = Bridlington, BQ = Bridlington Quay, (W) = widow(er). Names of fathers or occuaptions are not included. All residents of Flamborough unless stated. Please contact me if any of these are yours as probably have more information on the family. > > Pt. 2. > > Mary COLLINS 23 WMB 30.5.1885 to Joseph OLDFIELD, 34 (W) > > Thomas COLLINS 30 (W) PMCB 25.12.1888 to Susannah KNAGGS, 22 > > Jane COWLING 33 (W) PMCB 30.4.1887 to Vickerman WARCUP, 39 (W) > > Ann CREASER Full ZC 15.2.1845 to William ALSOP, full (W) > > Dinah CROSS 20 PMCB 20.7.1884 to Matthew GIBBON, 24 > > Elizabeth CROSS 19 PMB 29.10.1870 to Vickerman WARCUP, 23 > > Grace CROSS 23 PMBQ 11.4.1891 to John Fell LENG, 24 > > Hannah CROSS 22 PMB 12.5.1866 to Robert HALL, 24 > > John CROSS 22 PCMB 28.7.1879 to Maude ROBSON, 19 > > John CROSS 25 PMCB 2.11.1889 to Mary E. MAJOR, 22 > > Lucy CROSS, of BQ 23 PMB 9.1.1893 to William Chapman MASON, 25, of Bridlington Quay > > Mary Ann CROSS 24 of Hilderthorpe PMCB 8.6.1890 to John William THORLEY, 23 > > Sarah Ann CROSS 25 (W) RO 1.8.1889 to William THOMPSON, 36 > > William Chadwick CROSS 20 PMCB 27.5.1876 to Fanny WATSON, 20, of Bridlington Quay > > Ann DUKE 21 PMCB 1.12.1872 to William KNAGGS, 21 > > Emily DUKE 26 PMCB 21.4.1890 to John William KNAGGS, 23 > > Mary DUKE 31 (W) RO 28.10.1890 to Edward WISE, 32. > > Frederick Mountford EAGLETON, 23 (W) WCB 7.9.1872 to Annie Wentworth MITCHELL, 21 > > Ameilia Elizabeth EVANS 51 (W) WMBQ 1.9.1875 to Joseph CAIN, 61 (W) > > Edward FELL 35 WMBQ 21.10.1875 to Hannah NICHOLSON, 33 > > Elizabeth Ann FELL 28 WMB 16.10.1875 to John LENG, 29 > > John FELL 24 WMB 24.6.1877 to Selina NICHOLSON, 19 > > John Tanton FELL 24 PMB 12.3.1879 to Jane Elizabeth WILKINSON, 20, of Bempton > > Leonard FELL 22 PMCBQ 2.5.1886 to Sarah FENBY, 19 > > Christopher FENBY 21 PMCB 9.3.1884 to Sarah Ann MARTIN, 22, of Hilderthorpe > > Dinah GILSON 42 (W) Bapt. CB 27.1.1857 to John DIXON, 48, (W), of Bridlington Quay > > > Martin Cross > Brighton > > > > > > > ==== 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 >

Just to remind people - these are non-conformist marriages registered in Bridlington 1837-1900, where one or more of the parties was a resident of Flamborough. PMC = Primitive Methodist Chapel, WM = Wesleyan Methodist; ZC = Zion Chapel; Bapt. C = Baptist Chapel; RO = Registry Office, B = Bridlington, BQ = Bridlington Quay, (W) = widow(er). Names of fathers or occuaptions are not included. All residents of Flamborough unless stated. Please contact me if any of these are yours as probably have more information on the family. Pt. 2. Mary COLLINS 23 WMB 30.5.1885 to Joseph OLDFIELD, 34 (W) Thomas COLLINS 30 (W) PMCB 25.12.1888 to Susannah KNAGGS, 22 Jane COWLING 33 (W) PMCB 30.4.1887 to Vickerman WARCUP, 39 (W) Ann CREASER Full ZC 15.2.1845 to William ALSOP, full (W) Dinah CROSS 20 PMCB 20.7.1884 to Matthew GIBBON, 24 Elizabeth CROSS 19 PMB 29.10.1870 to Vickerman WARCUP, 23 Grace CROSS 23 PMBQ 11.4.1891 to John Fell LENG, 24 Hannah CROSS 22 PMB 12.5.1866 to Robert HALL, 24 John CROSS 22 PCMB 28.7.1879 to Maude ROBSON, 19 John CROSS 25 PMCB 2.11.1889 to Mary E. MAJOR, 22 Lucy CROSS, of BQ 23 PMB 9.1.1893 to William Chapman MASON, 25, of Bridlington Quay Mary Ann CROSS 24 of Hilderthorpe PMCB 8.6.1890 to John William THORLEY, 23 Sarah Ann CROSS 25 (W) RO 1.8.1889 to William THOMPSON, 36 William Chadwick CROSS 20 PMCB 27.5.1876 to Fanny WATSON, 20, of Bridlington Quay Ann DUKE 21 PMCB 1.12.1872 to William KNAGGS, 21 Emily DUKE 26 PMCB 21.4.1890 to John William KNAGGS, 23 Mary DUKE 31 (W) RO 28.10.1890 to Edward WISE, 32. Frederick Mountford EAGLETON, 23 (W) WCB 7.9.1872 to Annie Wentworth MITCHELL, 21 Ameilia Elizabeth EVANS 51 (W) WMBQ 1.9.1875 to Joseph CAIN, 61 (W) Edward FELL 35 WMBQ 21.10.1875 to Hannah NICHOLSON, 33 Elizabeth Ann FELL 28 WMB 16.10.1875 to John LENG, 29 John FELL 24 WMB 24.6.1877 to Selina NICHOLSON, 19 John Tanton FELL 24 PMB 12.3.1879 to Jane Elizabeth WILKINSON, 20, of Bempton Leonard FELL 22 PMCBQ 2.5.1886 to Sarah FENBY, 19 Christopher FENBY 21 PMCB 9.3.1884 to Sarah Ann MARTIN, 22, of Hilderthorpe Dinah GILSON 42 (W) Bapt. CB 27.1.1857 to John DIXON, 48, (W), of Bridlington Quay Martin Cross Brighton

Peter, It may just be coincidence but a Thomas Atkinson who was born at Patrington c. 1817 moved to Dunswell in the parish of Cottingham near Hull. His son, Herbert, who was born c. 1869 at Sunk Island just near to Patrington became the publican at two public houses in Dunswell from c. 1900 before taking to farming in the area. If you find this fits in anywhere let me know. What you need to do, if you haven't already done so is to buy a copy of the Patrington 1851 census index from the EYFHS, it is availabe for purchase via their website www.eyfhs.org.uk It covers the whole of that area and has almost a page of all the Atkinsons in that area at the time. You should be able to fit quite a few family groups together from it. Peter B ----- Original Message ----- From: "peter rooke" <rookepb@yahoo.com> To: <ENG-EAST-YORKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: 01 July 2002 02:57 Subject: [ERY] James ATKINSON Patrington Holderness > Dear List > > I'm re-posting my interests. > > My ggggrandfather James ATKINSON was the publican at the Three Tuns > Patrington Holderness ERY in 1832 (Pigotts Directory) which appears to > have changed its name to the Three Crowns and then again to the Holderness > Inn by 1892 when the publican was Edwin ATKINSON (Bulmers Directory). > > I would like to know if the inn remained in the family throughout the > period 1832 to 1892 and possibly before and after those dates. > > I would also like any leads I can get on James ATKINSON. > > ATKINSON is quite a common name in the area as it is elsewhere and I need > to verify which James I am dealing with. > > Any help gratefully received. > > Peter Rooke > Sydney > > ===== > 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 all, I visited Beverley Archive last week and was shown some new information they had just received. It concerned marriages registered in Bridlington between 1837-1900 which did not take place in the parish churches. I do not think it was a comprehensive list of non-conformist marriages, but it incuded Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists, Baptists, Zion Chapel, and Registry Office marriages. Even though it was only freshly type written on plain paper, probably from a computer disc, I was not allowed to photocopy any of the sheets. This was quite mystifying as I was able to copy whatever information I wanted long hand. Because of this I could only copy those of most relevance, or potential relevance, to me, i.e. those where one of the parties was resident in Flamborough at the time. This still amounts to around 100 marriages, so you can imagine how many there were all together. I thought I would post the ones I copied to the list as they may help someone, particularly as non-conformist marriage registers for the area are not deposited in Beverley. Please note that the indexes do not include occupations or fathers. First batch: The key should be quite easy to figure out. WC is Wesleyan Chapel; PM, Primitive Methodist; Bapt, Baptist; ZC, Zion chapel; RO, Registry Office; B = Bridlington, BQ = Bridlington Quay. All parties are resident at Flamborough unless stated otherwise. W after a name indicates a widow(er). Henry BAILEY, 28, WCB, 11.3.1872 to Hannah MAYMAN, 29 (W). James BAILEY, 38 (W) PMCB 20.12.1874 to Ann LENG, 48 John BAILEY, 25, PMCB 20.12.1874 to Precilla THOMPSON, 21 of Haisthorpe. John BAILEY, 39 (W) PMCB 30.1.1867 to Mary Ann POCKLEY, 25 Matthew BAILEY, 25 PMCB 6.8.1887 to Mary Jane LOVELL, 18 Jane BAYES, 19 PMB 19.12.1868 to Leonard MAINPRIZE, 19 Mary BEE, 30(W) RO 14.4.1855 to John WOOD, 34 (W) Sarah BELL full,(W) BaptC 25.5.1845 to Thomas KIRBY, full. Elizabeth BENNISON 30(W) Bapt. CB 19.1.1879 to William GREENLEY, 23 William BERRY 21 PMB 27.2.1869 to Maria SMITH, 24 of Bridlington Quay Elizabeth Ann BEILBY 23 PMCB 12.10.1891 to Charles WALLGATE, 25. John William BEILBY 25 RO 21.10.1895 to Ada Lily MARHALL, 23 David BILLINEY 25 PMB 25.12.1868 to Mary REDHEAD, 28 Joseph CAIN 61(W) WMBQ 1.9.1875 to Amelia Elizabeth EVANS, 51 (W) Charles Robert CAPE 21 PMB 25.11.1892 to Mary Ann SCOLLAY, 23 John William CAPE 25 PMCB 3.5.1891 to Harriett WITTY, 24 of Bridlington Margaret CAPE 19 Bapt CB 22.8.1881 to Alfred LYON of Bridlington Joseph CAPPLEMAN, of Bempton 22, ZCB, 25.8.1860 to Ann MAINPRIZE, 22 John CARPENTER, 29, PMB. 30.12.1896 to Eliza WILES, 30 Elizabeth CHADWICK 20 ZCB 10.4.1858 to Thomas Gibbon HALL. 21. Elizabeth CHADWICK 23 PMCB 6.3.1880 to George CHANDLER of Bempton Richard CHADWICK 22 PMB 23.9.1876 to Fanny Jane ROBSON of Bridlington Quay Thomas CHADWICK 25 PMB 29.4.1894 to Sarah BIRKETT of Bridlington William CHADWICK 22 PMB 21.3.1869 to Maria Eliza COLLINGWOOD Fanny COLLINGS 20 PMCB 6.11.1886 to John SMITH, 23, of Bridlington Robert COLLINGWOOD 41 PMB 15.8.1895 to Sarah COLLINGWOOD, 31 (W) Thomas COLLINGWOOD 25 PMCB 14.8.1884 to Sarah Ann LANGTON, 24 William COLLINGWOOD 27 PMB 26.11.1864 to Jane MAINPRIZE, 27 I have more information on many of these families, but no more on the marriages. If any of them are familiar to you then please ask, and I may be able to help you further. More tomorrow. Martin Cross Brighton.

----- Original Message ----- From: <Jeangarforth@aol.com> hoping that someone may have the Marriages for Sculcoates > 1827. > > David FRITH m Jane SWINE March 19 1827. > Reply: Hi, again, Jean. The following is what you are looking for: March 19th Marriage of David Frith, mason, bachelor and Jane Swine, spinster. Both of this parish (i.e. Sculcoates). By Banns. Married by William Keary. Witnesses were Stephen |Newton and John Bradbury. (Note. The groom signed his name. The bride made her mark). Cheers Mary Varley>

Hi to all, I am writing this hoping that someone may have the Marriages for Sculcoates 1827. David FRITH m Jane SWINE March 19 1827. If anyone can give me any further details I would be most grateful. Kind regards. Jean - HULL

----- Original Message ----- From: "peter rooke" <rookepb@yahoo.com> > > My ggggrandfather James ATKINSON was the publican at the Three Tuns > Patrington Holderness ERY in 1832 (Pigotts Directory) which appears to > have changed its name to the Three Crowns and then again to the Holderness > Inn by 1892 when the publican was Edwin ATKINSON (Bulmers Directory). > > I would like to know if the inn remained in the family throughout the > period 1832 to 1892 and possibly before and after those dates. > Reply: Hi, Peter. My Whites 1851 Directory for Hull and various surrounding areas including York gives the following: Patrington: Three Tuns, James Atkinson. Mary Varley>

Dear List I'm re-posting my interests. My ggggrandfather James ATKINSON was the publican at the Three Tuns Patrington Holderness ERY in 1832 (Pigotts Directory) which appears to have changed its name to the Three Crowns and then again to the Holderness Inn by 1892 when the publican was Edwin ATKINSON (Bulmers Directory). I would like to know if the inn remained in the family throughout the period 1832 to 1892 and possibly before and after those dates. I would also like any leads I can get on James ATKINSON. ATKINSON is quite a common name in the area as it is elsewhere and I need to verify which James I am dealing with. Any help gratefully received. Peter Rooke Sydney ===== 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

----- Original Message ----- From: Steve Garton To: Yorksgen Sent: Sunday, June 30, 2002 9:00 PM Subject: Harry Duffin MBE Whilst I was at the Family History fair in York a letter arrived from the Central Chancery of the Orders of Knighthood at St James's Palace, in response to my enquiry about my grandfathers MBE. I was extremely pleased to recieve the letter which includes an extract from the London Gazette, and mention of the Investiture. If anyone is interested the letter can be viewed from the home page on my website. Thanks to Lorraine in Ottawa for providing details of the address to write to. 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.

On 30 Jun 2002 at 10:07, Jeangarforth@aol.com wrote: > St. Barnabas' Church was built in 1874 and was THE Church for the fishing > community of Hessle Road. The Church has been demolished so is no longer there. Victor

Hi Cherry, Not a lot so far but there was a Mission to Seamen opened in 1908 at 11-12 Posterngate, HULL. This is now a pub but has still retained the original chapel with stained glass windows and pulpit. St. Barnabas' Church was built in 1874 and was THE Church for the fishing community of Hessle Road. Will do some digging around and if I find anything I will be in touch again. Jean-HULL

Hello to all, I am hoping that someone can supply me with details of the above. David FRITH m Jane SWINE March 19 1827 - Sculcoates, Yorkshire but they were both from GRIMSBY. They obviously returned to GRIMSBY after the marriage because they had children born there. David FRITH died in Grimsby in 1847 and Jane was back in HULL by 1851.In the 1851 Census Name Index her age is given as 42 and her place of birth as GRIMSBY. I would be most grateful for any help or information. Kind regards. Jean-HULL

In message <019c01c21d52$a4096c80$d246e4d4@336870j>, Glenys Marriott <glenys@bishopdale.demon.co.uk> writes >With Copyleft the essential requirements are that those parts of any >document taken from Copylefted works will be (a) > acknowledged and (b) also Copylefted (and not Copyrighted). Those who wish >to make commercial use of Copylefted information are free to do so but in >the knowledge that the Copylefted parts of their work may be freely copied > and used under Copyleft provisos. If they wish they can Copyright other >parts of their work. This is hardly a new concept. Most of the Linux software suite is published under the GNU General Public Licence and the documentation under the Free Documentation licence. The Preamble to the documentation licence actually uses the term "copyleft". In order to use this in a document you have to include the following: Copyright (c) YEAR YOUR NAME, Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation Licence, Version 1.1 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation with the invariant sections being LIST THEIR TITLES, with the Front-Cover Texts being LIST, and with the Back-Cover Texts being LIST. A copy of the licence is included in the section entitled "GNU Free Documentation Licence". I would be very wary of using any wording which, with the aid of a good lawyer, could enable a commercial distributor to use your work. Do not use any form of wording which may suggest, however indirectly, that you have relinquished any rights to your work. John -- John Rouse

Hello Jean, I have found the following, all surname FRITH: HO107/2362 folio 299; John Clarkson (48), Hull William (52), Hull Folio 463; John (30), Kexby Lincs Martha (26), Gainsborough Lincs Folio 463v; David (9), Grimsby Lincs Jane (42), Grimsby Lincs John (17), Grimsby Lincs Maria (13), Grimsby Lincs Mary (16), Grimsby Lincs Conrad > Hello, > > I would be most grateful for a look up for the name FRITH. > > Thank you. > > Jean-HULL >

Hello to all, Many thanks to everyone who kindly replied to my query. The FRITHs I am researching are the Grimsby bunch and I have them all. Kind regards. Jean - HULL

Hi everyone, Can SKS please do a look up for me, Robert BRANT born c.1840? Who married Ann HORSLEY born c.1852? Regards Jamie Cressey

Hi folks Can anyone tell me where the parish records are for the 1860s for Sculcoates. I have a family member married in Sculcoates but on the marriage lines it only gives his wife's address and I need to find his Alan

Does anybody currently have access to OPR for Thornton, or possibly 1841 Census? If so would SKS mind looking up for me for a John Marshall born abt 1833 in Thornton, and having a father William Marshall. I don't know the mother's name, but wish to find out her name as well as where the parents were born for further research. The family probably moved around a bit - John certainly did, making it difficult for research. Thanks for any help. Peter Jones, Brisbane, Australia