Hello Andrew, The 1851 census index for the area has been produced by the City of York & District Family History Society. It is available on CD-Rom or microfiche. A booklet is also available, which lists the towns and villages in the area, giving the census piece number and folio (page) number. See http://www.yorkfamilyhistory.org.uk for further details. Using these 2 resources, I am able to tell you that Hannah CARTWRIGHT, aged 15, born at Warthill, was in Dunnington village on Sunday 30 Mar 1851. Regards, Janice Wood www.btinternet.com/~jansfamily/ www.yorkshireancestors.com in North Yorkshire Researching: BANKS, BEALL, BULMER, CALVERT, COCKERILL, FISHER, FOX, FOXTON, GARBUT, HARRISON, HAWKINS, HOLYDAY, HURD, KIRK, LOWTHER, MATTISON, NAWTON, PATTISON, PICKARD, PICKERING, POTTER, SCAIFE, SHOUT, SIMPSON, SKILBECK, STONEHOUSE, THOMPSON, TRENHOLM(E), WARRINER, WEATHERILL, WEDGEWOOD, WILSON, and WOOD.

All I am trying to help my father in law, and we spent a very fruitful weekend looking at the 1901 and 1881 censuses (as well as the 1891 Yorkshire DVD I have). For the next step, we want to try and find Hannah Cartwright in the 1851 census. She was bc 1835 in Warthill, but my father in law says that she was not with the rest of the family in 1851 Warthill. We know the census has been indexed for this area, and wondered if anyone could take a quick look for us, as it would appear that she was working away from home? Best regards Andy Kerridge

First, my thanks to all who helped me put together the list of "lists" for Hartlepool (Durham) and Middlesbrough (Yorkshire). It is my hope that I will find those who know of the DICKSON and LIVINGSTONE families in the early 1900s living in these areas. If you are a member of more than one of these lists, then you may receive multiple copies of my entries, for which I apologize. You are welcome to respond on the lists -- which, I hope, will spark further responses -- or to me personally off list. I will remain on most of these lists for a limited time since I know I will be swamped by mail from all of them, whether or not they have to do with my two interests, (I've been on the Yorkshire List before -- BG). My cousin, Ann Mary TELFORD, was born on 17 Jun 1868 in Wigton, and married Archibald Robert DICKSON 23 Dec 1899 in Hartlepool. They moved to the St. George District, Edinburgh, Scotland where Archie was employed in the gas works, and Archie Junior was born on 28 Dec 1905. Archie Senior died in an Edinburgh explosion about 1906, and Archie, Jr., was evidentially taken to Middlesbrough to be raised by and live with the Henry William LIVINGSTONE family. We do not know the circumstances or why the move. We do know that his mother, Ann Mary TELFORD, returned to St. Bees with Archie's older sister, Sarah, and lived with Ann Mary's brother. In Middlesbrough, Archie, Jr., was given the name William Henry LIVINGSTONE, reversing his adoptive father's name. We know that Archie (William) visited St. Bees in the 1930s where his mother and sister lived but returned to Middlesbrough, keeping his LIVINGSTONE name for the rest of his 72 years of life. Archie Jr. married Olive McCULLUM, served in the Army from 1939-1946 including BURMA, and helped to rebuild Plymouth, Devon working on the building sites as a steel fixer and bender. He also worked in later years as a storeman and served as a Union secretary. He could play classics on the piano by ear and is reputed to have been a very good soccer player. He and Olive had three children, Margaret, Michael and George, but the latter died at birth. The family of Margaret is actively pursuing her father's history, thus far none too successfully. The mystery is, what became of Archie's (William's) adoptive father, Henry William LIVINGSTONE, and mother and all the children raised as Archie's siblings, plus their offspring? Are any alive today who may inform us why Archie changed his name and did not stay with his mother? And what was the connection between the DICKSONS and the LIVINGSTONES? Why did the LIVINGSTONE family raise the DICKSON child? These are just a few of the questions surrounding the situation just described. We would be grateful for any contact that might enlighten us on the life of Archie DICKSON and his adoptive family, the LIVINGSTONES. Bob Telford, Long Beach, CA, USA

Would Jenie, who is connected to the Linsley family in Malton, please contact me again. The computer hard drive failed and I have lost everything, including the family tree! Please email off-mailing list, still having problems with computer. Dorothy Smart (nee Linsley) Altrincham Cheshire

Just thought I would post another of my North Yorkshire surnames, PAYLOR which I have at Whitby, Norton and general Thirsk area. Later some of them moved up to West Hartlepool in County Durham. If anyone shares an interest on this name please get in touch. Regards Jenny DeAngelis. Spain.

Hi Martin, > My North Yorks interests are: > HILL, LAW(S), SAWDON, WELLBURN, WINSPEAR > I have A Frederick Winspear bn abt 1857 at Oswaldkirk married into my Robson line. He married Hannah Robson in 1880 and had the following children:- Grace 1884 Thomas 1886 Job 1889 Harry 1891 Best Wishes Karen __________________________________________________________________________ Join Freeserve http://www.freeserve.com/time/ Winner of the 2003 Internet Service Providers' Association awards for Best Unmetered ISP and Best Consumer Application.

Hello Martin, I noticed that you have Hill's in Yorkshire,which part of Yorkshire, I have Hill's from Whitby. Lynn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Martin Willcocks" <martinwill2@comcast.net> To: <ENG-NORTH-YORKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2003 5:43 AM Subject: [N'Yorks] New email address + reposting interests > Hello listers all: > > Since I've been on this list for some time, many of you will at some > time have helped me with my research, so I'd like to update you on my > email address change, courtesy of AT&T which sold off its broadband > Internet service to Comcast. Thus my old address, martinwill2@attbi.com > has been replaced by martinwill2@comcast.net. Please make a note of it > for future reference (or flag this email and save it.) > > I have a number of photos taken around the Portsmouth area and the > Whitby Area that are available for free download. Please let me know if > you are interested. > Old print of St. Mary's Kingston (the first Norman church there, 1769) > Interiors of St. Mary's Fratton Road Portsea (present Church) > St. Thomas Church, Old Portsmouth (cathedral) exteriors and interiors > All Saints Church, Portsmouth (near Dickens birthplace) > Whitby Abbey > St. Mary's Church, Whitby > Staithes > Goathland > Fylingdales, 1969 > Sawdon (the village near Brompton by Sawdon) > Egton and Glaisdale > > My Devon interests (many migrated to Hampshire in 1760-1790's): > CONN, COOPER, HEARLE, WILLCOCKS, poss. SQUIRE, MAY > > My Hampshire interests are: > BOUND, CARTER, CHALKLEY, CLEMENTS, CONN, CONNELL, COOPER, GUMB, KEMP, > LOVELESS, MAY, OSBORNE, PHILLIPS, RICHARDSON, SMITH, SQUIRE, WILLCOCKS, > YOUNG > > For those SMITH addicts, the only one I have is Sarah Ann SMITH, who > married Louis Squire WILLCOCKS late 1800's - their niece Olive M. > PHILLIPS was at their residence in 1891 census. The only YOUNG I know > of is Elizabeth YOUNG, who married William WILLCOCKS in 1825. Ann > RICHARDSON married John Nelson Conn WILLCOCKS in 1833. Maria OSBORNE > married Samuel WILLCOCKS in 1835. These three WILLCOCKS's were > brothers, sons of Robert WILLCOCKS and Mary Ann CONN, both born in Devon > (Devonport area) and married at St. Mary's Portsea in 1797. Harriet > GUMB married Samuel WILLCOCKS (jr.) in 1854 and Elizabeth CHALKLEY > married William Robert WILLCOCKS in Alverstoke in 1845. Meanwhile, > Henry John WILLCOCKS and Julia SQUIRE got married in 1852 at All Saints, > Portsea. (Thanks, Knightroots!) His brother, Samuel (jr.) was present. > > Thomas CONNELL married Charlotte CLEMENTS, while William MAY married her > sister Mary Ann CLEMENTS, four days apart in March 1854. Edmund SQUIRE > married one of six possible Sarah KEMPs in 1826 (Jan 8) at St. Mary's > Portsea, but I don't yet know which one! And in 1880 Edmund Squire > WILLCOCKS married Alice Ann MAY, whose older sister Mary J MAY married a > seaman LOVELESS that I haven't yet traced. Arthur Squire WILLCOCKS > married Edith Maud CARTER in Windsor, 1895, so she probably wasn't a > Hampshire lass! > > My North Yorks interests are: > HILL, LAW(S), SAWDON, WELLBURN, WINSPEAR > > Martin Willcocks > Salt Lake City, UT, USA. > > > ==== ENG-NORTH-YORKS Mailing List ==== > Uh-Oh!!! <----- Missed or deleted a post that would put a crack in your > wall? Remember, day and night, the RootsWeb Archives are always there to > browse or search from http://www.rootsweb.com . > > ============================== > 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 have an Ann HUGILL who married William Coverdale in 1827 in Kirbymoorside. (William Coverdale was my gggggrandfather). Ann was born in 1804 in Kirkdale and had 8 siblings although I haven't come across a Richard. Ann's parents were John Hugill and Elizabeth Lumley who married in Kirkdale in 1801. That's as far down that path as I've got. It would be interesting to know if there's a connection. Jane ----- Original Message ----- From: "hilary" <h15@btinternet.com> To: <ENG-NORTH-YORKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2003 12:31 PM Subject: [N'Yorks] BEAN AND HUGILL > Is anyone connected to Richard Hugill of Farndale who married Mary Bean of Normanby in 1816 in Kirbymoorside?? > Thanks > Hilary. > > > ==== ENG-NORTH-YORKS Mailing List ==== > ~ SUBJECT LINES ~ > Think about it!! A picture's worth 1000 words; a Subject Line more! The > 4 W's: Who? What? When? and Where? Don't leave home without 'em! > > ============================== > 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 >

Is anyone connected to a Richard Baker/Barker who may have married an Esther Bean from Normanby???? Some of their children according to IGI may have been born in Skelton. Thanks Hilary.

Is anyone connected to a William Dobson who married a Dinah Bean in 1821 in Normanby. Found some children on the IGI born in Skelton. Thanks Hilary

Is anyone connected to Richard Hugill of Farndale who married Mary Bean of Normanby in 1816 in Kirbymoorside?? Thanks Hilary.

Hello Martin, Just reading your posting. Have you and I been in contact before regarding Clements in Hants.? We have a few in Portsmouth area if that might concur. Take Care, Pen Researching: Bridgewood,Byerley,Cummins,Hall,Hunter,Lindsay,McTear,Smith,Williams. in the North East. Clos,Kause,Ort,Orth,Tibby,Wenzel. in London and Germany. Bonus,Clements,Cutting, Partridge, Pinner in Suffolk,London & Hants. Norbury,Quayle,Singleton,Woodhead in Yorks.

In a message dated 6/28/03 9:42:03 PM GMT Daylight Time, Amandawoodqpf@aol.com writes: > Thankyou Michele? for the mail. Yes, that is my family, to be exact Arthur > was my Mums Grandfather. Everyone moved away from Norfolk (well almost all) > and > we know that some of the boys including a Sidney, moved to Middlesborough, > it > is these boys that I wish to trace. If anyone can help I would be grateful. > Many thanks > THIS IS IN RELATION TO PITCHER FAMILY > Amanda Wood >

Hello listers all: Since I've been on this list for some time, many of you will at some time have helped me with my research, so I'd like to update you on my email address change, courtesy of AT&T which sold off its broadband Internet service to Comcast. Thus my old address, martinwill2@attbi.com has been replaced by martinwill2@comcast.net. Please make a note of it for future reference (or flag this email and save it.) I have a number of photos taken around the Portsmouth area and the Whitby Area that are available for free download. Please let me know if you are interested. Old print of St. Mary's Kingston (the first Norman church there, 1769) Interiors of St. Mary's Fratton Road Portsea (present Church) St. Thomas Church, Old Portsmouth (cathedral) exteriors and interiors All Saints Church, Portsmouth (near Dickens birthplace) Whitby Abbey St. Mary's Church, Whitby Staithes Goathland Fylingdales, 1969 Sawdon (the village near Brompton by Sawdon) Egton and Glaisdale My Devon interests (many migrated to Hampshire in 1760-1790's): CONN, COOPER, HEARLE, WILLCOCKS, poss. SQUIRE, MAY My Hampshire interests are: BOUND, CARTER, CHALKLEY, CLEMENTS, CONN, CONNELL, COOPER, GUMB, KEMP, LOVELESS, MAY, OSBORNE, PHILLIPS, RICHARDSON, SMITH, SQUIRE, WILLCOCKS, YOUNG For those SMITH addicts, the only one I have is Sarah Ann SMITH, who married Louis Squire WILLCOCKS late 1800's - their niece Olive M. PHILLIPS was at their residence in 1891 census. The only YOUNG I know of is Elizabeth YOUNG, who married William WILLCOCKS in 1825. Ann RICHARDSON married John Nelson Conn WILLCOCKS in 1833. Maria OSBORNE married Samuel WILLCOCKS in 1835. These three WILLCOCKS's were brothers, sons of Robert WILLCOCKS and Mary Ann CONN, both born in Devon (Devonport area) and married at St. Mary's Portsea in 1797. Harriet GUMB married Samuel WILLCOCKS (jr.) in 1854 and Elizabeth CHALKLEY married William Robert WILLCOCKS in Alverstoke in 1845. Meanwhile, Henry John WILLCOCKS and Julia SQUIRE got married in 1852 at All Saints, Portsea. (Thanks, Knightroots!) His brother, Samuel (jr.) was present. Thomas CONNELL married Charlotte CLEMENTS, while William MAY married her sister Mary Ann CLEMENTS, four days apart in March 1854. Edmund SQUIRE married one of six possible Sarah KEMPs in 1826 (Jan 8) at St. Mary's Portsea, but I don't yet know which one! And in 1880 Edmund Squire WILLCOCKS married Alice Ann MAY, whose older sister Mary J MAY married a seaman LOVELESS that I haven't yet traced. Arthur Squire WILLCOCKS married Edith Maud CARTER in Windsor, 1895, so she probably wasn't a Hampshire lass! My North Yorks interests are: HILL, LAW(S), SAWDON, WELLBURN, WINSPEAR Martin Willcocks Salt Lake City, UT, USA.

I am not sure that we give Colin Hinson and his volunteers enough credit. The Genuki list in general and particularly for Yorkshire has wonderfully detailed information. It is fabulous. Colin is correct, you could spend a week!! I refer to it often. We don't have anything to compare to this site in the US. Good job--well done--!! Nancy Vogt My web page: http://community.webtv.net/nanspage

Hi Folks, Please find below the list of Genuki Yorkshire additions and updates for the past 4 weeks or so. This list is posted to all the Yorkshire Rootsweb lists, so my apologies if you have multiple copies. My thanks to all who have contributed, and if I left anyone out of the list, please let me know. In view of the number of "Where is it" queries on some of the lists, I should like to point out that there is on the Genuki Yorkshire site a set of pages called "Where is it in Yorkshire". To the best of my knowledge, these contain the names with links to a description of all the Hamlets, Villages and towns in Yorkshire, and in some cases, single houses too. (If you know different, then please tell me about it). You will also find maps - wapentakes, parishes, and a detailed map of Yorkshire, designed with the Family Historian in mind (it shows which places were in which parish). You will find the "Where is it" pages at: http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/Misc/Where/ please remember to read the all notes, as they may save you some searches in future. If you are looking for somewhere that isn't listed try using the full list of place names and doing a text search on the list - for intance if you are looking for Aughty Bridge and do a search for "y Bridge" you will find Oughty Bridge...........etc. If you are looking for nearby places, don't forget to use the "Nearby places" double headed arrow at the top of each parish page - this will give you grid references too. You will find the maps under the Maps heading on the main Genuki Yorkshire page. You will also find a heap of other information on that page too. There are currently a total of approx. 10,500 pages on the Genuki Yorkshire site - enough to keep you reading for a week or so<g>. Best wishes, Colin Hinson In the village of Blunham in Bedfordshire U.K. Webmaster for the Genuki Yorkshire pages: http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/ Rare Books on CD: http://www.blunham.demon.co.uk/CDroms/ Baine's & Bulmers directories, History of Craven, Heywood/Northowram, National gazetteer of G.B & Ireland, Whelan's York & NRY Hunter's Hallamshire (Sheffield), Yorkshire: Past and Present Poulson's Holderness, Turner's Brighouse, etc etc >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Places in brackets are the relevant (ancient) parishes. Unless otherwise specified, the churches are C of E. Don't forget the surnames interest list for Yorkshire: http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/YKSlist/ -------------------------------------- Robert Burns: MIs (Monumental Inscriptions) WRY: Kirk Sandal -------------------------------------- Sandra Welburn: War Memorial transcriptions: Ainsty: Bishopthorpe Bolton Percy Colton (Bolton Percy) Dringhouses (Acomb) ERY: Bewholme Bilton Bishop Wilton Brandesburton Escrick NRY: Coneysthorpe (Barton le Street) Bulmer Terrington Eston (Ormesby) WRY: Dinnington Goole -------------------------------------- Marilyn Maybury WRY: Horsforth (Guiseley): Transcription of 1795 Census. -------------------------------------- Bill Henderson: Church Photographs: WRY: Birstwith (Hampsthwaite) Ripley Burnt Yates - 2 views (Kirkby Malzeard) Pudsey - St Paul & St Lawrence (Calverley) Haywood -ex Church (Campsall) - 2 views. Adwick upon Dearne - 2 views Thurnscoe High Melton - 2 views Frickley (Frickley with Clayton) Barnburgh (2 views) Marr -------------------------------------- Richard Tetley: Church Photographs: WRY: All Sheffield parish: Woodseats Methodist - 2 views. Woodseats, St Chad's Meersbrook URC Heeley, Christ Church - 2 views Norton Lees, St Paul - 2 views Abbeydale Road, Roman Catholic Abbeydale Road, St. Oswald King's Centre, Nether Edge -------------------------------------- Colin Hinson: All the above added to data base and formatted for the web. War Memorial Transcription: NRY: East Cowton Transcriptions: WRY: Added 1822 Baines' gazetteer to 192 parishes. (There is still some formatting of the data to be done on these, but all the information is there) Church Photographs: ERY: Reighton - replacement Kilham - replacement + extra view Grindale - replacement NRY: Farndale East side -replacement + extra view (Lastingham) WRY: Arksey Bentley (Arksey) Bentley Methodist (Arksey) Bentley Baptist (Arksey) Bentley Baptist Mount Hermon Evangelical (Arksey) Bentley Roman Catholic (Arksey) Bentley New Village St Philip & Paul - 2 views (Arksey) Campsall - additional Askern - 2 views (Campsall) Askern Methodist (Campsall) Askern Roman Catholic (Campsall) Norton Methodist (Campsall) Doncaster St. George - replacement Doncaster Priory Methodist Doncaster National Spiritualist Doncaster National Progressive Spiritualist Doncaster Free Christian and Unitarians Doncaster Flintwood Methodist Intake - All Saints (Doncaster) Intake - URC (Doncaster) Wheatley St Mary (Doncaster) Wheatley Methodist (Doncaster) Wheatley LDS (Doncaster) Wheatley Hills St Aidan (Doncaster) Wheatley Park St Paul (Doncaster) Wheatley Park Baptist (Doncaster) Owston All Saints - 2 views >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>end of list.

Fred SIR WILLIAM TURNER was born at Guisborough in 1615. He made his fortune as wool trader in London. In 1623 his father bought the Kirkleatham Estate and, later, built Kirkleatham Hall which was demolished in the 1950's. Lancelot Howard Barron Middlesbrough U.K. LBarron Associates U.K. Web Page http://www.barron40.fsnet.co.uk/New_Web/Page_1x.html > > The head of the EDWARDS family is described as a Man Servant, so his master may have billetted these two visitors on him. My reaction is to ask who owned Kirkleatham Hall at that time, and did he also own a business that might have been supplying Woolwich?

Hello, I am new to this list and have an intriguing situation. In the 1881 census I have my wife's g g uncle George KEMPT visiting an EDWARDS family in Kirkleatham. George was an Examiner at the Royal Gun Factory (Woolwich?) and he was accompanied by another Examiner. Knowing that industry was thriving in the Middlesbrough area at the time, I can easily envisage that Woolwich would have sent a couple of Examiners to verify Quality Control in a subcontractor. The question is which one. The head of the EDWARDS family is described as a Man Servant, so his master may have billetted these two visitors on him. My reaction is to ask who owned Kirkleatham Hall at that time, and did he also own a business that might have been supplying Woolwich? Regards Fred Edgar

Thank you for checking the MIs for Guisborough. Skelton is only covered on the NBI from 1813. There is a Jane ROBINSON aged 79 (of Guisborough) buried at Skelton in 1819 who could be Thomas's wife. The Thomas ROBINSON (Yeoman of Skelton) I am looking for died between 12th May 1806 (date of his will), and 23rd February 1808 (when his wife, and the trustees renounced their rights under the will, and two sons were made executors). I will check with Teesside Archives regarding the burial for Thomas. I need this to find his age and calculate his birth year - to hopefully find the previous generation. As Thomas was described as "Yeoman of Skelton" when he married his wife Jane (Stewart) at Eston in 1764 perhaps he had already inherited from his father by that date. However, his will names two of his farms as Aysdale Gate and nearby Tidkinhow. He also had land at Moorsholme which he had intended to have sold. As his son Robert was farming at Moorsholme after his death this obviously didn't happen. Perhaps the identification of these properties may help me in the future with getting further back. From the internet I see that there is still a farm/small holding a Aysdale Gate. Best wishes Margaret O'Shea (nee Robinson) @ Oxford ----- Original Message ----- From: <Cath778445@aol.com> To: <ENG-NORTH-YORKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 27, 2003 2:31 AM Subject: Re: [N'Yorks] Guisborough MIs > Neither Thomas nor Jane Robinson appear in the Guisborough MIs (St. Nicholas > churchyard and Guisborough cemetery). I also looked in Lofthouse and > Moorsholm MIs and they do not appear in either. Sorry. > > K. Moore > Chicago, Illinois > > ______________________________

Hi Hazel Any chance of as copy for the bedale.com website. I`ll also pass a copy to Brian Hall who has a large collection of old Bedale photos. Anything you`d like a photo on the off chance he has something in his records that might interest you? Mike ----- Original Message ----- From: "trev-hazel" <trev-hazel@supanet.com> To: <ENG-NORTH-YORKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, April 25, 2003 5:17 AM Subject: [N'Yorks] Bedale Weslyan Choir > If anyone had a relative in the Bedale Wesleyan Choir of 1927, I have a > rather nice old photo. > > Names are: > > Parker/Hatch/Powell > Eden/Pickersgill (nee Beck) > Trewhitt/Husthwaite/Bell(nee Trewhitt) > Wright/Hewson (nee Wright) > Wood/Peacock/Bowe > Weedon (Wheldon?) > Moor (or Mook) > Hayton/Driffield (nee Bowe)/Watson > > I would be happy to send a copy through to anyone interested > > Hazel > > > > ==== ENG-NORTH-YORKS Mailing List ==== > Uh-Oh!!! <----- Missed or deleted a post that would put a crack in your > wall? Remember, day and night, the RootsWeb Archives are always there to > browse or search from http://www.rootsweb.com . > > ============================== > 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 >