How "up to date" are you looking? The last census in England allowed for public viewing was the 1901. The next one, 1911, will not be released until 2011. Janis

Hi Cathy, I wonder please could you find , NANNY WARHURST in 1851 she may be in Hollingworth, Cheshire approx age 75yrs she died in 1854 age 79yrs at Hollingworth Thanks Judith At 20:52 13/12/2005, you wrote: >Can I help I have 1851/1861/1871/1881/1891/1901/ > Cathy > > >Girl from the most likley place in England > > >--------------------------------- >How much free photo storage do you get? Store your holiday snaps for FREE >with Yahoo! Photos. Get Yahoo! Photos > > >==== ENG-NORTH-YORKS Mailing List ==== >List Mom for ENG-NORTH-YORKS-L: >Diana Boothe [email protected] > >============================== >Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the >last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: >http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

Hi Dave My SAYER records contain the following: Ann Prissick (bap 1669 Stainton - died 1734 Barwick), daughter of Johannis married leonard Sayer 1700 Stainton in Cleveland. Havnt had a chance to look at your data yet. laurel Sayer Surrey -----Original Message----- From: Dave King [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 12 December 2005 21:01 To: [email protected] Subject: website updated Hi, have recently updated the section on PRISSICK etc. on my website. see: http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/dhking/names/Prissick/index.htm Many additional Family Tree snippets added to the family Tree section, and extracts from North Otterington Registers. Of more general interest may be a full transcript of the Carlton in Cleveland BTs for 1661 - 1698. Dave King (Nuneaton UK) Genealogy website: http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/dhking/index.html Have you come across any stray PRISSICK/PRESSICK/PRESWICK records? ______________________________

Dorothy - I have the Electoral Roll for the year 2,000. I can look-up someone for you. Lancelot Howard Barron MIDDLESBROUGH U.K Web Site http://www.barron40.fsnet.co.uk/New_Web/Page_1x.html

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192.com have offered free census searches on their site over the Christmas / New Year period in past years. Does anyone know if they are doing it again this year, and if so what password(s) are needed to gain access? I desperately need to contact a rellie! Many thanks, Dorothy Smart Altrincham Cheshire

I would be very interested in hearing from people who have any records of 'Park Lodge'. It is at the bottom of Vernon Road, ie the corner with Valley Road. All I have found is the entry from the 1901 census, indicating joint occupiers called Agnes Blanshan (aged 47 from Leeds) & Julia Nichols (43 from Birmingham). However the writing is extremely bad, and I cannot find these people on any other records (ie BMD or 1891, 1881 on Ancestry). I do not know when it was built, or what it was a Lodge for (the Art Gallery & Woodend are near-by, but not that much bigger than Park Lodge). Aparently the Rotunda was built in 1828, and Cliff Bridge around that time too. Mike Broomhead. ___________________________________________________________ To help you stay safe and secure online, we've developed the all new Yahoo! Security Centre. http://uk.security.yahoo.com

Hi, have recently updated the section on PRISSICK etc. on my website. see: http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/dhking/names/Prissick/index.htm Many additional Family Tree snippets added to the family Tree section, and extracts from North Otterington Registers. Of more general interest may be a full transcript of the Carlton in Cleveland BTs for 1661 - 1698. Dave King (Nuneaton UK) Genealogy website: http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/dhking/index.html Have you come across any stray PRISSICK/PRESSICK/PRESWICK records?

Hi, my name is Nick Wingrove from Canada, I am looking for the family of my G/Grandmother Catherine Kelly. Her father Patrick Kelly came from Ireland about 1875 along with his wife Mary, his mother Catherine and first born son Michael. I have census records showing them living at 35 Laing St. Eston in 1891 and at Hatherly St. in Middlesbrough in 1901 but I can't find anything for 1881. All the census records say is that they were born in Ireland but that is no help when you are looking for a Kelly in Ireland so I need to know what town or county they were from. Would it be possible to find some sort of immigration records or maybe a ship manifest that may help? Thanks, Nick Wingrove

Diane Coroners Inquest reports Try the Coroners reports held at Northallerton CRO. An inquest was required for all sudden deaths over the age of 3. The index includes all the inquest papers which are available for public consultation. Coroners' papers are normally closed for 75 years. The districts covered by this index include:- York (YK) East Riding (ER) Ripon Liberty (RL) Kirby Malzeard (KMZ) Northern (ND) Pickering (PK) Langbaurgh North (LN) Langbaurgh East (LE) Langbaurgh West (LW) Bishopthorpe (BP) Thirsk (TH) I did a check of all Sayers on the index and got about 5 reports back - they were absolutely fascinating. Newspapers: Yorkshire Gazette Yorkshire evening Post Indexes to both these newspapers can be accessed at Yorks central library. Not sure about the dates covered though. Malton Messenger also covers that area but not sure if this is available and indexed for 1834. Some of those indexes are available on Rootsweb.com. Good luck Laurel Sayer (Researching all instances of SAYER in Yorkshire and Durham) -----Original Message----- From: diane [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 11 December 2005 12:39 To: [email protected] Subject: Newspapers from l834 Mary Stevenson BELL Mary Stevenson BELL was born in Girsby, Co. Durham, in l825, d/o James and Margaret BELL, whilst her father was farming there. James' father, John BELL, was the miller at Hornby, near Great Smeaton and it was to the Great Smeaton parish church that Mary was taken to be buried after her early death in l834. The burial registers tell us that she was buried there on 22nd May l834 "aged nine and a half" but that she died in Sutton under Whitestonecliffe. Later events in the family seem to refer back to this death and it may well have been a "pivotal" moment in my BELL history. For this reason I am very keen to know whether there might be any newspapers still in existence covering May l834 for the Thirsk or Great Smeaton area which might mention the accidental death of a child? Thank you! Diane Johansen End of ENG-NORTH-YORKS-D Digest V05 Issue #269 **********************************************

Mary Stevenson BELL was born in Girsby, Co. Durham, in l825, d/o James and Margaret BELL, whilst her father was farming there. James' father, John BELL, was the miller at Hornby, near Great Smeaton and it was to the Great Smeaton parish church that Mary was taken to be buried after her early death in l834. The burial registers tell us that she was buried there on 22nd May l834 "aged nine and a half" but that she died in Sutton under Whitestonecliffe. Later events in the family seem to refer back to this death and it may well have been a "pivotal" moment in my BELL history. For this reason I am very keen to know whether there might be any newspapers still in existence covering May l834 for the Thirsk or Great Smeaton area which might mention the accidental death of a child? Thank you! Diane Johansen

Hi Everyone I'm new to this list, hoping I'm on the right one. Is the 1841 and 1851 Census searchable, Looking for William BOLTON born abt 1800, his wife Ester NEIL born 1802 children Sarah b 1835,Emma b 1837, Martha b 1838 Ada b 1845 there maybe others, they were in Leeds when Emma was born. Hoping someone can help Cheers Lorraine Key Snowy Mountains NSW

Hi Barbara, thanks for your reply. Someone mentioned it might be a "council ward" but I'm not exactly sure what they meant by that. I'll get my map out and have a look for a Vulcan St. Thanks for your help! Gill ======================================== Message Received: Dec 03 2005, 04:34 AM From: "Barbara & Ronald Alderson" To: [email protected] Cc: Subject: Re: [NYorks] Placename in Middlesbrough? Hello Gill, I don't know if you ever received an answer re the Vulcan Ward in Middlesbrough but I do know there was a Vulcan Street in the old part of town close to the river Tees. I think it would have been one of the earliest street's built. Sorry my answer has taken so long, I have been searching for my maps of this area. I now realise I cannot find them because I lent them out. Regards, Barbara. Australia ==== ENG-NORTH-YORKS Mailing List ==== List Mom for ENG-NORTH-YORKS-L: Diana Boothe [email protected] ============================== Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx

Hi Listers, I gleaned from the Joiner Marriage Index that a Jane Glenton was married at Croft in 1824 and I wondered if sks could lookup up the relevant record at NYRO and tell me if she was a spinster or widow. Also confirm her groom as James Atkinson. My thanks in advance. Stafford Little

Thank you Barrie for your comments about Oldfield - Aldfield. Unfortunately, the parish records for Aldfield - with - Studley are available only from 1841 onward. It's some years I am struggling with this "Oldfield" given as place of birth for Elizabeth JOHNSON in the 1851 W-Tanfield census under H.O.107-2281, 552 p4. If only I could at least find her marriage and/or her death. Regards, André STUECKELBERGER in Sydney

Hello List I am trying to find the parents and siblings of Thomas William WADE born 1839 in Richmond, Yorks Linda Western Australia

Ailsa The University of Warwick hold details of Trade Union membership for railwaymen but I am not sure what details those records go in to. It might be worth a try though. Cheers Howard Mais ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ailsa Petrie" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 1:38 AM Subject: Railway Employees > Hello List, > > I hesitate to ask this question, as I suspect the answer will be > complicated and ultimately expensive but - > > In the course of my research I have found a number of railway employees > marrying into my family of interest - clerks, signalmen, "Railwaymen" in > general etc. It means that these families may have moved around, which > makes it so much more difficult to try and trace them. Is there an > archive anywhere that would give names of employees, length of service, > where served etc? I have no knowledge of how the system worked, although > it does sound as though there may have been several "lines" and possibly > several employers. Would that be correct? > > It's a stab in the dark, so if anyone can shed some light for me, I > would be grateful. I need some "signals" to help me on my way! > > Many thanks > Ailsa Petrie > Hamilton > New Zealand > > > -- > No virus found in this outgoing message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.362 / Virus Database: 267.13.10/190 - Release Date: 1/12/2005 > > ______________________________

André, You said: ">I am also looking for a place called "Oldfield" and mentioned in the 1841 census of West-Tanfield."< Could this be Aldfield, about 3 mls west of Ripon, near Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal. Don't know of an "Oldfiled" near Tanfield, but could be a long abandoned homestead. I will check further. Regards Barrie Sharples North Yorkshire, England Updated July 2005 - Summary of surname interests plus, Roy Stockdill's, Guidance Notes on Writing up Your Family History: http://www.freewebs.com/barrie -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.362 / Virus Database: 267.13.10/189 - Release Date: 30/11/05

G'day Andy, Unfortunately I can't help you with the research of your GRAHAM. In your message, the name of the hamlet Colsterdale attracted my attention. That's where my wife's ROBINSON were AG labourers in 1780. In 2002 we visited the place which is remote and has only one farmhouse. I have one old and some new pictures of the place. Please let me know if you are interested. I did find records of Thomas ROBINSON married to Ann nee HAMMOND in the parish records of Masham. I am still looking for their marriage around 1770. So far I have checked the Parishes of - Kirkby - Malzeard - Thornton - Steward - Coverham - Horsehouse - East Witton Are there other parishes I should consult? I am also looking for a place called "Oldfield" and mentioned in the 1841 census of West-Tanfield. I can't find this place in the vicinity. Any suggestion? Regards, André STUECKELBERGER in Sydney

Hello list Please can SKS who has access to 1841 cencus lookup Robert Curtis and wife Mary of Pocklington. Many thanks Joyce