Hi Is anyone researching Mathew BATTERSBY? I ask as Im interested in his wife Mary Horrocks- marriage 1839 Wigan according to lancs BMD. Mary says she was born Wigan circa 1814 in all census returns apart from 1851 when she says Warbury? Yorkshire. My Ann HORROCKS said she was a Yorkshire girl born circa 1822in 1851 census (Lancs 1841) and William who I expect could be her brother said born circa 1821 Yorkshire in 1881 (Wigan the rest of the time). Im hoping to find someone with Mary and Matthews marriage cert in the hope that her dad is John HORROCKS a crofter. (and save myself £7.00 plus a postal delay) My theory is that this Horrocks family had a sojurn to Yorkshire and then returned to the Ince area of Wigan to have more kids and settle and so im looking for any Horrocks who could be siblings etc. living in hope Carol

Hi might be worth looking at this entry 1871- looks like Wilkinson on the census and hes in the police force. carol Name:John Williamson Age:24 Estimated Birth Year:abt 1847 Relation:Boarder Gender:Male Where born:Tarporley, Cheshire, England Civil Parish:Liverpool Ecclesiastical parish:St John Town:Liverpool County/Island:Lancashire Country:England Registration district:Liverpool Sub-registration district:Dale Street

Hi I used to live in Wigan and my husband's Grandparents had the Royal Oak pub. The Church has now been converted into flats, we went looking at them thinking to buy one to rent out. I remember I was pregnant with my 2nd son so it was July 2005. Look on the Estate agents websites, such as Batt and Brown, Morgan H Lewis, Regan and Hallworth and Rightmove. Sometimes they have the apartments for Sale or rent Found a photo on the following link, it's looking at the side of the church with the street Dicconson Terrace. http://uk.propertyfinder.com/2/pf/property/details.do?action=ATN_GET_PROPERTY_DETAILS&da=homeCoUk&propertyDetailsKey=9901454 The restaurant used to be called Burriges. This photo is on Wigan World http://www.wiganworld.co.uk/familyhistory/showchurch.php?pic=bt71&w=500&h=569&opt=g I'm 'home' in Wigan at Christmas if you'd like an upto date photo? Best Regards Susan in Dubai > What can I be told about St Pauls Independent Chapel? Is it still standing > and are there pictures around of it?

Forwarded with the author's very kind permission. -------- Original Message -------- Message from John Marsden, Lancashire Hi More new data has been added at www.lancashirebmd.org.uk as follows: 15,586 births for Preston RD comprising: Preston (1871-1871); St Peters (1882-1891) 6,684 marriages for Blackburn RD comprising: Edgworth, Methodist Church (Turton) (1972-1991); Blackburn, Methodist Church (Hawthorne St) (1945-1980); Darwen, Congregational Church (Hollins Grove) (1937-1946); Blackburn, Zion Pentecostal Church (Wensley Rd) > (1929-1936); Blackburn, United Methodist Church (Paradise Lane) (1936-1969); Blackburn, Methodist Chapel (Oxford St, Higher Audley), Blackburn (1949-1972); Blackburn, St Jude (1915-1934); Witton, St Luke with St Phillips (1907-1967) ; Blackburn, St Michael with St John & Holy Trinity, Blackburn (1910-1919); Blackburn, St Matthew (1908-1920); Witton, St Philip (1904-1913); Blackburn, St Stephen (1914-1939); Blackburn, St Thomas (1908-1938); Darwen, St Barnabas (1911-1926); Darwen, St Cuthbert (1878-1927); Blackburn, St Bartholomew (1911-1918); Fenicliffe, St Francis (1910-1945); Blackburn Register Office or Registrar Attended (1919-1920) 12,503 deaths for Burnley RD comprising: Burnley (1883-1890) 25,984 deaths for Bolton RD comprising: Farnworth (1892-1905); Great Bolton & Lever (1907-1908); Horwich (1897-1900); Halliwell (1891-1903); Little Bolton (1890-1894); South West Bolton (1925-1929) Thanks are due, as always, to the project managers and volunteers concerned. John

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Thank you Paul for the added informaton on St Pauls Chapel. The Cumberworth's in question that were listed in the BMDs turned out to be Cumberbatch when I saw the image of them. I am saving everything just in case they may revert somehow back to being Cumberworths. Thanks to everyone who has helped me with this name. Norm > > In a message dated 29/09/2007 16:38:24 GMT Standard Time, > gidgen@bearlake-net.com writes: > > Hi Listers, > > The Thomas CUMBERWORTH in question was born and baptised on 27 Nov 1807 > at > St Pauls Independent Chapel at Standish Gate. Son of Joseph CUMBERWORTH > and > Ann. > > What can I be told about St Pauls Independent Chapel? Is it still > standing > and are there pictures around of it? > > Are there directories back that far that might tell me what Joseph did > and > give me an idea of when they came to the area? Could someone check now > that > we have a name of a place? Any information on this family would be > greatly > appreciated. > > Thanks in advance, > Norm > > > > > Hi Norm > > That former chapel stands on the corner of Standishgate and Dicconson > Terrace, just opposite the Royal Oak pub. It ceased to be a chapel maybe > about > 1972. Since then, it has been used as Council offices, and also as a > restaurant. > The substantial stone building was still standing when I was last in > Wigan at > Christmas, and I'm sure will remain intact for many years to come. > > I do have some transcriptions for St Pauls - but I can't lay my hands on > them. I can't even remember if they are transcriptions of the registers, > or > transcriptions of the MIs. > > If you don't make any further progress in the next few weeks, please post > again - they will turn up ! > > Best wishes. > > Paul Gaskell > Publicity Officer and Minutes Secretary > Oxfordshire Family History Society > Website : _www.ofhs.org.uk_ (http://www.ofhs.org.uk) > > > > > > > > ~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~ > > Do you have a Wigan resource that is not under copyright or licensing > agreement? Consider offering lookups during the summer doldrums. > > > ~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~ > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ENG-LAN-WIGAN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

In a message dated 29/09/2007 16:38:24 GMT Standard Time, gidgen@bearlake-net.com writes: Hi Listers, The Thomas CUMBERWORTH in question was born and baptised on 27 Nov 1807 at St Pauls Independent Chapel at Standish Gate. Son of Joseph CUMBERWORTH and Ann. What can I be told about St Pauls Independent Chapel? Is it still standing and are there pictures around of it? Are there directories back that far that might tell me what Joseph did and give me an idea of when they came to the area? Could someone check now that we have a name of a place? Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, Norm Hi Norm That former chapel stands on the corner of Standishgate and Dicconson Terrace, just opposite the Royal Oak pub. It ceased to be a chapel maybe about 1972. Since then, it has been used as Council offices, and also as a restaurant. The substantial stone building was still standing when I was last in Wigan at Christmas, and I'm sure will remain intact for many years to come. I do have some transcriptions for St Pauls - but I can't lay my hands on them. I can't even remember if they are transcriptions of the registers, or transcriptions of the MIs. If you don't make any further progress in the next few weeks, please post again - they will turn up ! Best wishes. Paul Gaskell Publicity Officer and Minutes Secretary Oxfordshire Family History Society Website : _www.ofhs.org.uk_ (http://www.ofhs.org.uk)

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News from the National Archives: > You can now search 5,000 registers of a huge variety of nonconformist > congregations online. See http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/news/stories/172.htm Warning: as Claire has noted on the Liverpool list, the site has crashed because so many have attempted to search. Be patient! +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ > Passenger lists now reach 1939 See http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/searchthearchives/migration.htm +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ > <>Over 5,000 women joined The Women's Royal Naval Service during World > War One, popularly known as the "Wrens". > These records are now available online for the first time from The > National Archives. See http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline/wrns.asp +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ > Try our new Wiki > Get advice, tips and shortcuts to searching The National Archives > website with Your Archives. http://yourarchives.nationalarchives.gov.uk/index.php?title=Home_page +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ Enjoy! Lynne

Jane has posted some new Wigan snippets on her wonderful site. Perhaps you'll recognize some of the names mentioned. See http://www.old-merseytimes.co.uk and http://www.old-merseytimes.co.uk/wiganobserver1900.html Lynne

Hello all I'm trying to research my family name of Dwyer. On the 1901 census I have my Great Great Grandparents William and Bridget Dwyer living at 5 Hemfield Road in Ince. Previous to this I have them on the 1891 census at the same address. I'm struggling to try and trace them any further back - I know they were both born in Ireland between 1864-1868 but I don't know where - family lore has said it's possibly Rathangan in Kildare but other folks have said they were from Wexford... Is there anyone out there who might know anything about them - I know they had 5 children all born in Wigan - Bridget born in 1886 (she married into the Marshall family), Margaret born in 1887 (she married into the Caffery family in Ince), William born in 1892 (he was my Great Grandfather and married Sarah Jane Gillespie in 1912), Catherine born in 1894 (she married into the Fisher family) and finally Owen born in 1899 (never married and lived with his mother Bridget until she died in 1936). Any help or anyone with any info would be gratefully received. Thank you Kathryn Dwyer --------------------------------- For ideas on reducing your carbon footprint visit Yahoo! For Good this month.

Hi Im still trying to get info on my Ann HORROCKS and who were family was.She married William MCMULLEN in Wigan 1841- her dad was John HORROCKS.1851 census has her birth place as Leeds Yorkshire. 1848 shes in Ince- sons death cert has Mary Horrocks as informant. Using ancestry Im now pretty sure that there was only 1 HORROCKS family in INCE 1851 - everyone on census is related. Is anyone looking at Horrocks in INCE - if so I would love to hear from you either to disprove my theory or hopefully extend my family. Carol

Hi Listers, The Thomas CUMBERWORTH in question was born and baptised on 27 Nov 1807 at St Pauls Independent Chapel at Standish Gate. Son of Joseph CUMBERWORTH and Ann. What can I be told about St Pauls Independent Chapel? Is it still standing and are there pictures around of it? Are there directories back that far that might tell me what Joseph did and give me an idea of when they came to the area? Could someone check now that we have a name of a place? Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, Norm

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Lynne, Thank you for your help. I found the two listings at http://www.bmdregisters.co.uk/. It is The Official Non-Parochial BMDs Service web site. Yes, the CUMBERWORTH'S came rom Lincolnshire, why, how this family came to Lancashire is not know. I have been all through Ancestry, the IGI's and the census and found nothing. I did this afternoon but credits to see the information on these two. As with my luck I was never able to view the pages and lost my credits so I'm waiting for an answer from them on this. If they are non-comformist I wouldn't think they would be found in the IGI's but wondering way there's a record out there that's not listed anyplace else. Norm > Norm Gidcumb wrote: > >>I'll try again. >> >>Hello Listers, >>I have found a baptism for siblings Thomas 1807 and Margaret CUMBERWORTH >>1809 in Wigon. Can anyone help me out with dates and parents name. This >>would be greatly appreciated. >> >> > Hi Norm > > I can't find any CUMBERWORTHs in the Wigan section of the Lancashire OPC > site and when I looked at the IGI, all the Thomas and Margert > CUMBERWORTHs were in Lincolnshire. If you'll point us to where you > found them in Wigan, perhaps that will help someone find their parents > for you. > > Best wishes, > Lynne > >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > > > > > ~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~ > > Do you have a Wigan resource that is not under copyright or licensing > agreement? Consider offering lookups during the summer doldrums. > > > ~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~ > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ENG-LAN-WIGAN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Lynne, Thank you for your help. I found the two listings at http://www.bmdregisters.co.uk/. It is The Official Non-Parochial BMDs Service web site. Yes, the > Norm Gidcumb wrote: > >>I'll try again. >> >>Hello Listers, >>I have found a baptism for siblings Thomas 1807 and Margaret CUMBERWORTH >>1809 in Wigon. Can anyone help me out with dates and parents name. This >>would be greatly appreciated. >> >> > Hi Norm > > I can't find any CUMBERWORTHs in the Wigan section of the Lancashire OPC > site and when I looked at the IGI, all the Thomas and Margert > CUMBERWORTHs were in Lincolnshire. If you'll point us to where you > found them in Wigan, perhaps that will help someone find their parents > for you. > > Best wishes, > Lynne > >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > > > > > ~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~ > > Do you have a Wigan resource that is not under copyright or licensing > agreement? Consider offering lookups during the summer doldrums. > > > ~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~ > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ENG-LAN-WIGAN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Norm Gidcumb wrote: >I'll try again. > >Hello Listers, >I have found a baptism for siblings Thomas 1807 and Margaret CUMBERWORTH >1809 in Wigon. Can anyone help me out with dates and parents name. This >would be greatly appreciated. > > Hi Norm I can't find any CUMBERWORTHs in the Wigan section of the Lancashire OPC site and when I looked at the IGI, all the Thomas and Margert CUMBERWORTHs were in Lincolnshire. If you'll point us to where you found them in Wigan, perhaps that will help someone find their parents for you. Best wishes, Lynne > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

I'm shocked and amazed this has only come up on a few Lancashire lists. It seems to have been posted everywhere else. <g> The LDS has created a new site, FamilySearchWiki, which can be found at http://www.familysearchwiki.org/ The new site is "intended as an online community for family history researchers . . . ." See http://www.familysearchwiki.org/training/view for information on how to use the site. Because of the nature of a wiki -- any registered user can contribute to it -- be cautious about relying on information posted to the site without checking its veracity. Lynne

Forwarded with the author's very kind permission. -------- Original Message -------- Hi More new data gas been added at www.lancashirebmd.org.uk as follows: 5,001 births for Hyndburn RD comprising: Great Harwood (1892-1899) 10,263 for births for Blackpool RD comprising: Blackpool South (1920-1936) 3,000 deaths for Rochdale RD comprising: Spotland Nearer (1860-1870) 1,803 marriages for Blackpool RD comprising: Blackpool, Christ Church (1926-1979); Blackpool, St. Mark (1928-1955) 7,385 marriages for Lancaster RD comprising: Lancaster, St Mary (1934-1985); Scotforth, St Paul (1876-1907); Heysham, St Andrew (1970-1982); Heysham, St Peter (1971-1982); Lancaster, Christ Church (1913-1986); Lancaster Register Office or Registrar Attended (1902-1904); Barnacre, All Saints, (1913-1976); Bilsborrow, St Hilda (1927-1989); Garstang, St Thomas The Apostle (1930-1965); St Michael's On Wyre, St. Michael (1942-1980); Claughton, St Chad (1940-2000); Hambleton, Blessed Virgin Mary (1950-1988); Out Rawcliffe, St John (1947-1982); Pilling, St John The Baptist (1919-1992) 12,102 marriages for Blackburn RD comprising: Edgworth, Methodist Church (Turton) (1961-1972); Blackburn, St Georges Free Church of England (1909-1924); Blackburn, United Reformed Church (Mill Hill) (1909-1984); Pickup Bank, Congregation Chapel (Hoddlesden) (1964-1974); Darwen, Methodist Church (Park Rd) (1969-1980); Darwen, Methodist Church (Spring Vale) (1955-1972); Feniscowles, Methodist Church (1932-1981); Blackburn, Methodist School Chapel (Haslingden Rd) (1948-1967); Blackburn, Baptist Chapel (Leamington Rd) (1942-1957); Darwen, Congregational Church (Hollins Grove) (1946-1949); Belmont, United Reformed Church (1933-1974); Tockholes, United Reformed Church (1942-1982); Blackburn, Hollin Bank Mission (Kirby Rd) (1937-1981); Blackburn, Methodist Church (Bentham Rd) (1942-1979); Blackburn, Revidgefold United Reformed Church (Shear Brow) (1947-1988); Blackburn, Ragged School (Bent St) (1948-1965); Blackburn, Methodist Church (Derby St) (1957-1973); Blackburn, United Reformed Church (Audley Range) (1958-1963); Blackburn, Zion Pentecostal Church (Wensley Rd) (1961-1974); Blackburn, Lammack Methodist Church (Lammack Rd) (1964-1980); Blackburn, Wesley Hall Central Mission (Feilden St) (1958-1980); Blackburn, Kingdom Hall (St Peters St) (1973-1983); Blackburn, St Paul's Church (Higher Audley St) (1978-1981); Blackburn, St Peter's Church (Watson St) (1982-1983); Blackburn, United Methodist Church (Paradise Lane) (1931-1936); Blackburn, Baptist Chapel (Montague St) (1942-1951); Blackburn, Bethany Mission Hall (Brandy House Brow) (1955-1965); Blackburn, Methodist Church (Benson St) (1939-1970); Blackburn, Methodist Chapel (Oxford St, Higher Audley) (1930-1949); Blackburn, St George's Presbyterian (1913-1935); Blackburn, Methodist Chapel (Kidder St, Ewood) (1931-1964); Blackburn, St Mary the Virgin (Blackburn Cathedral) (1914-1951); Blackburn, St Michael with St John & Holy Trinity (1897-1910); Blackburn, St John (1940-1950); Blackburn, St Matthew (1899-1908); Blackburn, St Paul Blackburn (1912-1955); Blackburn, St Peter (1919-1969); Witton, St Philip (1881-1903) 1,001 for Darwen, St John (1909-1951); Blackburn, St Silas (1901-1906); Blackburn, St Stephen (1909-1914); Blackburn, St Thomas (1901-1908); Darwen, St Cuthbert (1899-1913); Blackburn, St Andrew (1919-1983); Blackburn, All Saints (1946-1964); Witton, St Mark (1944-1959); Blackburn, Holy Trinity Blackburn (1906-1936); Blackburn, St Barnabas (1920-1951); Blackburn Register Office or Registrar Attended (1911-1925) Thanks, as ever, to all the project managers and volunteers concerned John ++++++++++++ John Marsden Sale, Cheshire Webmaster LancashireBMD