Hello List Posting my surname interests for Warrington - would like to hear from anyone who has connections to the following - Conley Gatley/Gatcliffe (any spelling) Barnett McLoughlin Bastable Taylor Joynson McKean Gill Brenda Conley Stockton Heath Warrington Cheshire

Hello, Are there any connections to the McDowell family in Warrington? John was born circa 1795 in Scotland but was a journeyman traveller living at Church Street, Warrington at least from 1838-1851. He married Mary NEW born circa 1800 Ireland. Children were Margaret born c 1827, Jane, Ellen, John 1838, Sarah and a couple of others. Ellen married Jonathan ACTON and was living at Corn Market in 1854. This is a name I cannot find in Warrington these days. Perhaps someone is better informed than me. Regards Joy Ellis, Melbourne

Hi list members We are new members to this list as we have just started researching my husband's family in the Warrington area. We recently obtained, from the FRC, his grandfather's marriage certificate, William COOPER to Lily LLOYD married 10th April 1909, in order to ascertain the identity of his father....Samuel COOPER, master butcher. We then cross-referenced with the 1901 census and found them as follows: 30, Green Street, Warrington Samuel COOPER, head (40) Butcher, on own account, born Macclesfield Margaret COOPER wife (39) born St. Helens William COOPER son (14) Butchers assistant working at home born Manchester Edith COOPER daug (11) scholar Born Manchester George COOPER son (7) scholar born St. Helens Horace COOPER son (months) born Warrington We are interested to hear from anyone else researching this family, especially the descendants of Edith, George and Horace. regards Jennifer and Alan Cooper in Milton Keynes UK

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I am new to the list and I am studying my family who originated in Warrington. My 5th great grandmother Hannah (Orrett) Hewitt / Hewett died there in July 1751. Her Husband John Hewitt /Hewett died there in Oct. 1750. I am seeking information on Hewitt/Hewett and Orretts from Warrington in the time period of 1740-50. Also wondering if there was any type of epidemic in Warrington in 1750-51. Any information at all from the period in Warrington will be helpful. Thanks Jim Hewitt-USA

Researching: GLOVER,Gleave,JOHNSON,Williams, WEBSTER,Hough,TRAVIS,Massey, NICHOLSON,Molyneaux,EVANS,Bennet, HARDMAN,Litherland,DUNBOBBIN/DUNBAVAND all from Warrington Sue Kinsella Adelaide South Australia [email protected]

Hi All, My interests for Warrington : Dickinson /Dickenson - Warrington Lawrinson/Lawrenson - Warrington Thorniley/Thornley - Stockport, Warrington Lamb - Walton Inf., Warrington Barton - Warrington Hurst - Sankey, Warrington Ashton - Burtonwood, Warrington Burgess - Runcorn, Warrington Griffiths - Wirral, Warrington All for now, Sheila van de Poll Wagga Wagga, NSW [email protected]

Dear List, If anyone has access to the 1851 or 1861 census for Warrington would they be willing to look up a Samuel Lawrinson / Lawrenson, hopefully still in Tilley St with his wife Ellen and a couple of children. I have Samuel on the 1841 still at home and then again in 1871 with his wife Ellen and some children. but am missing him from above census' Appreciate any help. Regards Sheila van de Poll Wagga Wagga, NSW [email protected]

Here you are:- 1851-Warrington BRICK-STR RICHARD HALL 28 Mar Head TAILOR LATCHFORD CHE SARAH HALL 27 Mar Wife WARRINGTON LAN ANN HALL 9 SCHOLAR WARRINGTON LAN HANNAH HALL 7 SCHOLAR WARRINGTON LAN JANE HALL 3 AT HOME WARRINGTON LAN ANN CLARE 70 Widow WINDER WARRINGTON LAN ALICE HALL 1 AT HOME WARRINGTON LAN ----- Original Message ----- From: "Deb Guida" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, January 16, 1970 10:57 AM Subject: 1851 census lookup-HALL in Warrington > Dear List, > If anyone has access to 1851 Warrington census and is willing to do a > look up, I would greatly appreciate it. > The details: > Richard HALL, tailor, (as per his daughter's marriage cert 1860), age > in 1851 perhaps 40-50, daughter Nancy about 20, wife and any other > children unknown at present. > > A Richard Hall, tailor. is found in Slater's 1855 Lancs Directory, > Warrington at Brick St. Don't know if this is my g-g-g- grand or a son > or other relation but that is the only address I have to go on. > Thanks to anyone who may be able to take a shot. Anyt > replies/suggestions gratefully received. > Regards, > Deborah > NYC, USA > > > ============================== > 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 > >

Hello Lou My directory is only for Warrington and surrounds, for your Manchester look-ups you will have to ask someone on the Lancs list or Manchester list. I've looked for STANISTREETs but unfortunately there are none. Joseph T RICHARDSON a Painter & Decorator at 79 Longford Street Only one James McLaren a Waterworks Foreman in Winwick Village No Margaret Helen THOMSON Hope these help Regards Celia

Hi Bob Here are the LEIGHs Albert E LEIGH a Fireman at 6 Tinsley Terrace off Foundry Street LEIGH Bros Printers, Bookbinders at 42 Buttermarket Street David W LEIGH a Wireroper at 115 Bostock Street Enoch LEIGH a Labourer at 68 Mersey Street Frederick LEIGH an Ironworker at 36 Lovely Lane Frederick LEIGH a Moulder at 31 Thelwall Lane Frederick LEIGH a Printer (Leigh Bros Buttermarket Street) at 90 Wilderspool Causeway George LEIGH a Stoveworker at 5 Fairfield Road, Stockton Heath Henry LEIGH a Fishfryer at 37 Mersey Street Henry LEIGH (Leigh Bros Printers) 48 Buttermarket Street H LEIGH a Joiner & Builder at 22c Golborne Street, House: 114 Orford Lane James LEIGH a Waterman at 48 Napier Street James LEIGH a Foreman at 41 Bewsey Road James LEIGH a Grocers Shopkeeper at 44 Wilkinson Street James LEIGH a Labourer at 4 Baxter Street James LEIGH a Baker & Confectioner at 13-15 Pinners Brow James T LEIGH a Moulder at 29 Thelwall Lane James T LEIGH a Labourer & Shopkeeper at 5 Scott Street Jarvis LEIGH a Forgeman at 4 Chester Street John LEIGH a Brakesman at 21 Tanners Lane John LEIGH a Corporation Labourer at 63 Lythgoes Lane John LEIGH a Wireweaver at 23 Louis Street John LEIGH a Waterman at 278 Liverpool Road John LEIGH a Waterman at 1 Gateworth Street John LEIGH a Pawnbrokers Assistant at 2 Baxter Street John LEIGH a Boatman at 15 Atherton Street John A LEIGH a Bank Clerk at 180 Padgate Lane John D LEIGH a Grocer (Peter Leigh) at 33 Legh Street John LEIGH a Farm Labourer at Broad Lane, Grappenhall John Davies LEIGH (Peter Leigh Horsemarket Street) at Woodlands, Latchford Without Joseph LEIGH a Forgeman at 34 Lythgoes Lane Joseph LEIGH a Waterman at 257 Liverpool Road Joseph LEIGH a Shopkeeper at 354 Knutsford Road Joseph LEIGH a Fitter at 37 Bostock Street Joseph LEIGH a Tanner at Knutsford Road, Grappenhall Mrs Alice LEIGH at 2 Derby Street Mrs Bridget LEIGH at 29 Victoria Street Mrs Bridget LEIGH at 10 Melville Street Mrs Eliza LEIGH at 33 Orford Street Mrs Elizabeth LEIGH at 1 Marsh Street Mrs H LEIGH a Milliner at 46 Buttermarket Street Mrs Margaret LEIGH at 64 Liverpool Road Mrs Sarah Jane LEIGH at 9 Mount Street Peter LEIGH a Grocer & Provision Merchant, Wine & Spirit, Ale & Porter Merchant at 7 Horsemarket Street and Golden Square Robert LEIGH a Greengrocer at 23 Allen Street Samuel LEIGH a Boatman at 269 Knutsford Road Samuel LEIGH a Forgeman at 17 Bowes Street Samuel LEIGH a Labourer at 7 Houghton Street Thomas LEIGH a Joiner at 23 Canterbury Street Thomas LEIGH a Tanner at 101 Marsh House Lane Thomas Edward LEIGH at Prospect Villa, Hunts Lane, Latchford Without William LEIGH at 30 Haydock Street William LEIGH a Lamplighter at 80 Lord Nelson Street William Whitlow LEIGH a Grocer (Peter Leigh) at 37 Legh Street William LEIGH a Tanners Foreman at Tanners Lane, Grappenhall Regards Celia

Hi Bob Here are all the BARLOWs BARLOW & Son Corn & Flour Merchants at 19 Winwick Street Edward BARLOW a Carter at 9 West Street Francis J BARLOW an Ironworker at 71 Kimberley Street George BARLOW a Labourer at 3 Garibaldi Street George A BARLOW a Labourer at 6 Morris Court, Church Street George A BARLOW a Baths Superintendent at Bath Street Isaac B BARLOW a Wireworker at 50 Lancaster Street James BARLOW a Grocers Shopkeeper at 397 Wellfield Street James BARLOW a Carter at 21 Dakins Yard, Church Street James BARLOW an Irondresser at 3 Tanners Lane James BARLOW a Labourer at 34 Brighton Street James BARLOW a Labourer at 173 Wellfield Street Joseph BARLOW 43 Price Street Miss Frances BARLOW at Jolley Street Mrs Elizabeth BARLOW at 92 School Brow Mrs Maria BARLOW at 10 Beamont Street Mrs Mary BARLOW at 7 Leicester Street Mrs Mary BARLOW at 21 Greenall Street Mrs Sarah BARLOW at 10 Hewitt Street Richard BARLOW a Grocers Assistant at 37 Selby Street Richard BARLOW a Painter at 59 Slater Street Robert BARLOW a Labourer at 2 River Road Samuel BARLOW a Wire Merchant at 23 Folly Lane Samuel BARLOW a Paviour's Labourer at 11 Manley Street Thomas BARLOW a Cooper at 122 Greenalls Avenue Thomas BARLOW a Labourer at 13 Wright Street Thomas BARLOW a Labourer at 265 Lovely Lane Thomas BARLOW a Hawker at 3 Boardmans Court Thomas BARLOW a Wireworker at 58 Scott Street William BARLOW a Police Sergeant at 162 Wellfield Street William BARLOW a Corn Factor at 39 Bewsey Street William J BARLOW a Labourer at 12 Hall Street I will send the LEIGHs ext Regards Celia

Hi Mark The nearest to your request is:- George KIRKHAM Storekeeper (Crosfields) at 84 Folly Lane, Warrington As it only lists Head of Household I couldtell you the rest of his family. Regards Celia

Hi Listers I am a new subscriber and am seeking any descendants of: William ABRAM who married Ann WRIGHT in 1846, Warrington, Co. Lancaster, by Banns, Parish Church, according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by C. Bedford. At the time, Wm., 21, was a Waterman, res. at Bank Quay. Father John Abrahams; Ann, 20, res. Little Sankey, father Thomas Wright, a gardener. Witnesses were Thomas Wright and Ann Atherton. William later became a Master Mariner Also, could anyone tell me please if that church is still there and if so, its address. I understand it is St. Elphin's. Thank you, Yvonne in Canberra, ACT, Australia

Hi All Researching LOWE Bank Quay & Whitecross areas SMITH Bank Quay & Whitecross areas DOUGLAS Bank Quay area HOYLES Bank Quay, Whitecross & Sankey areas FRANCIS Bank Quay & Sankey areas SMART Longford Street area around 1904 onwards I have a Directory of Warrington c1908 if anyone wants a look-up. It lists Head of Household, Occupations and their addresses. Regards Celia

Here you are Bob, 1841 census for Warrington. I have given you the entire household in each case. If there is anything more you wish to know just ask. Mount Street Isaac Barlow 35 porter Y -- Ann Barlow 35 Y -- John Barlow 15 toolmaker Y -- William Barlow 13 Y -- Eliza Barlow 4 Y -- Isaac Barlow 4mo Y -- James St Mary Forshaw 30 cotton weaver Y -- Margaret Forshaw 9 Y -- James Leigh 42 cotton weaver Y -- Richard Leigh 41 Y -- Joseph Leigh 20 glass m ap Y -- Letitia Leigh 18 cotton weaver Y -- William Leigh 8 Y -- John Leigh 7 Y -- Richard Leigh 1 Y -- ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2003 12:24 AM Subject: [ENG-LAN-WARRINGTON] BARLOW & LEIGH Interests > William BARLOW born 1826 > Letitia LEIGH born 1828 > > > > researching: > > BARLOW - Warrington, Everton, New Brighton > LEIGH - Wigan, Warrington > > JOHNSON - Prescot > > PHILLIPS - Margam, Glamorgan, Liverpool > > LEWIS - Bangor, Flintshire, Blackburn, Liverpool > > HITCHEN/HITCHIN - Wigan, Hindley, Pemberton > > WINSTANLEY - Wigan > > GREEN - Wigan, Hindley, Upholland > > FRANCE - Wigan, Hindley, Upholland > > CRITCHLOW - Wigan > > GREENOUGH - Wigan > > > > ============================== > 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 hope this helps. Here are all the Parkes/Parks that I can find for 1841 and 1891. I only have references for the 1851 census. regards SueK 1841 Butter Market John Parkes 40 mechanic No -- Butter Market Hannah Parkes 35 Y -- Butter Market Nancy Parkes 19 fustian cutter Y -- Butter Market Ellen Parkes 11 Y -- 1851 Parkes, Parks HO-107-2203 043 Parkes, Parks HO-107-2203 053a Parkes, Parks HO-107-2203 419a Parkes, Parks HO-107-2203 427a Parkes, Parks HO-107-2203 588a Parkes, Parks HO-107-2203 611 Parkes, Parks HO-107-2203 611a 1891 186 Liverpool Road Edward PARKES Boarder S 52 Ironworker Salop Shropshire 9 Old Barracks John PARKES Head M 28 Platelayer Sheriffhales Shropshire Hannah PARKES Wife M 30 Sandy Ford Staffordshire Joseph Thomas PARKES Son 4 Oak Hill Staffordshire 11 Walker St Fanny PARKS Boarder S 24 Bookbinder Wolverhampton 40 Catherine St Joseph S PARKES Son S 2m Warrington Lancashire Mary E PARKES Wife M 22 Warrington Lancashire William H PARKES Head M 21 Forgeman West Bromich Stafford 15 Dudley Street Daniel PARKS head M 45 sgt in the army infantry Hammersmith Middlesex Prescilla PARKS wife M 34 Bradford Yorkshire Charles B PARKS son -- 7 Cork Ireland Ernest R PARKS son -- 5 Bradford Yorkshire Elsie A PARKS dau -- 3 Dublin Ireland Daniel R PARKS son -- 1 Aldershot Hampshire 14 Owen St Henry PARKES Lodger M 50 Furnaceman at ironworks Bilston Staffordshire Louisa PARKES Wife M 51 Bilston Staffordshire ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill Bullock" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2003 4:23 AM Subject: [ENG-LAN-WARRINGTON] New to the list > Hello Listers, > > I have just joined and I would like to post my interests. > > PARKS (ES) John occ: Wheelright married Mary ? I have no date of marriage or birth, I have the birth dates of all their children born in Warrington but I can not find anything on John's Birth or marriage. > > I would appreciate any help at all. > > Regards. > > Bill. ( Canada ) > > > ============================== > 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 > >

Hello Jean, maybe not quite the information you want but maybe it will slot in somewhere. 1891 25 Ashton St James DITCHFIELD head M 40 tanners labourer Grappenhall Cheshire Elizabeth DITCHFIELD wife M 39 Warrington Lancashire Mary A DITCHFIELD dau S 16 cotton winder Warrington Lancashire Esther DITCHFIELD dau S 14 cotton winder Warrington Lancashire Fanny DITCHFIELD dau -- 13 scholar Warrington Lancashire Harry DITCHFIELD son -- 10 scholar Warrington Lancashire Ellen DITCHFIELD dau -- 8 scholar Warrington Lancashire Ann DITCHFIELD dau -- 6 Warrington Lancashire James DITCHFIELD son -- 4 Warrington Lancashire John DITCHFIELD son -- 1 Warrington Lancashire Elizabeth DITCHFIELD dau -- 1mo Warrington Lancashire 1891 3 Dudley Street Glossop Hasson brother in law Widr 52 seaman Halifax John N Hasson niece S 18 Railway labourer Halifax (query on sex) 1841 Heath Side James Ditchfield 20 weaver cotton No -- William Ditchfield 1 Y -- 1841 Bank Quay Jas Ditchfield 19 m.s. Y -- 1841 Tanners Lane William Ditchfield 35 lab No -- Lydia Ditchfield 35 Y -- Lydia Ditchfield 20 Y -- John Ditchfield 15 Y (query about age) William Ditchfield 10 Y -- Thomas Ditchfield 8 Y -- Samuel Ditchfield 45 lab Y -- Margaret Ditchfield 50 Y -- Henry Ditchfield 15 Y -- 1841 Folly Lane James Ditchfield 30 fitter j No -- Nancy Ditchfield 35 Y -- Elizabeth Ditchfield 10 Y -- Sarah Ditchfield 8 Y -- Thomas Ditchfield 3 Y -- 1841 Stamford Street John Ditchfield 40 shop M No -- Mary Ditchfield 35 -- Y -- Ann Ditchfield 15 -- Y -- 1841 Hope Street Mary Ditchfield 25 f.s. Y -- 1841 Naylor St John Ditchfield 60 lab Y -- Elizabeth Ditchfield 60 Y -- ----- Original Message ----- From: "nilocs" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2003 1:14 AM Subject: [ENG-LAN-WARRINGTON] DITCHFIELD & HASSAN'S > Hi Everyone, > > Just thought I would post my interest's. > > I am looking for Elizabeth DITCHFIELD b 1833c in Warrington who married Bernard HASSAN. b 1830c. (marriage yet to be found) > > Would love to find them on the 1851 census please. If anyone has access could they possibly be kind enough to take a look for me. > > Elizabeth and Bernard had moved to Birmingham, Warwickshire by 1859c. > > We can find Elizabeth on the 1861 census living in Birmingham along with their son Abdel HASSAN. > Bernard HASSAN and a daughter Anne Louisa HASSAN b 1856 appear to be missing. > > Any info on the above families would be most welcome. > > Thanking you all. > > Take Care and good luck to every one. > Regards > Jean B > > > ============================== > 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 > >

Good afternoon listers, Are there any descendants of JAMES HANKINSON out there? Regards, Marjorie

PT & S, Thank you so very much, William BARLOW & Letitia LEIGH were married in 1849. You have several of my relatives listed below. My LEIGHs lived on Naylor Street on the 1851 census. William BARLOWs father was John born in 1799, but its hard to decipher the town on the 1871 census. They lived on Dial St, Eldon St and Church St. Letitia LEIGH was a publican at the Ring O' Bells, but have never found much about that. Thanks for your information, Bob (outside Chicago) researching: > BARLOW - Warrington, Everton, New Brighton > JOHNSON - Prescot > PHILLIPS - Margam, Glamorgan, Liverpool > LEIGH - Wigan, Warrington > LEWIS - Bangor, Flintshire, Blackburn, Liverpool > HITCHEN/HITCHIN - Wigan, Hindley, Pemberton > WINSTANLEY - Wigan > GREEN - Wigan, Hindley, Upholland > FRANCE - Wigan, Hindley, Upholland > CRITCHLOW - Wigan > GREENOUGH - Wigan ----- Original Message ----- From: "PT & S Kinsella" <[email protected]> To: "Bob" <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2003 8:54 PM Subject: Re: [ENG-LAN-WARRINGTON] BARLOW & LEIGH Interests > Here you are Bob, 1841 census for Warrington. I have given you the entire > household in each case. If there is anything more you wish to know just ask. > > > Mount Street > Isaac Barlow 35 porter Y -- > Ann Barlow 35 Y -- > John Barlow 15 toolmaker Y -- > William Barlow 13 Y -- > Eliza Barlow 4 Y -- > Isaac Barlow 4mo Y -- > > > James St > Mary Forshaw 30 cotton weaver Y -- > Margaret Forshaw 9 Y -- > James Leigh 42 cotton weaver Y -- > Richard Leigh 41 Y -- > Joseph Leigh 20 glass m ap Y -- > Letitia Leigh 18 cotton weaver Y -- > William Leigh 8 Y -- > John Leigh 7 Y -- > Richard Leigh 1 Y -- > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Bob" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2003 12:24 AM > Subject: [ENG-LAN-WARRINGTON] BARLOW & LEIGH Interests > > > > William BARLOW born 1826 > > Letitia LEIGH born 1828 > > > > > > > > researching: > > > BARLOW - Warrington, Everton, New Brighton > > LEIGH - Wigan, Warrington > > > JOHNSON - Prescot > > > PHILLIPS - Margam, Glamorgan, Liverpool > > > LEWIS - Bangor, Flintshire, Blackburn, Liverpool > > > HITCHEN/HITCHIN - Wigan, Hindley, Pemberton > > > WINSTANLEY - Wigan > > > GREEN - Wigan, Hindley, Upholland > > > FRANCE - Wigan, Hindley, Upholland > > > CRITCHLOW - Wigan > > > GREENOUGH - Wigan > > > > > > > > ============================== > > 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 > > > > > >