Hello All, While sorting through some old emails I found this history of the landlords/ladies of the Butcher's Arms in Crosby Ravensworth. I thought it might be of interest to someone. Henry Ward, who was born at 'Fell Gate' in 1773 married a Rebecca Dixon, and became Innkeeper at the Butcher's Arms, but he died in 1810 when only 37. His widow later remarried and as Rebecca Richardson continued as the Landlady until 1842. The next landlord was a John Loy but he died in 1849 and his widow, Catherine Loy continued at the pub until at least 1868, as the workmen building the bridge where you turn for Harberwain, in that year, refreshed themselves with ale from Catherine Loy's. During her time, in 1853, the pub was rebuilt by M. & A. E. which is understood to have been the Ewebank Family, who were owners until 1949, when the then tenant, Mrs Morley, bought the property. Cath Loy continued living in retirement in the village until 1910, when she was 95 .Before her marriage she had been a Dodd from Harberwain. By 1891 we find the former blacksmith's widow, Mrs Hannah Johnson in charge of the Butcher's Arms. She was then nearing 70 but with the help of a grown-up son and daughter, remained there until at least 1906. Her son Richard continued to work his father's smithy at Bridge End. In 1926 the owner was John (Jack) Morland. Jack had a cattle-lorry and was a 'carrier' to Penrith on a Tuesday before the 'Queen Bee' began a regular bus-service. The lorry was adapted to take wooden seats on the back so it could carry passengers, His wife died a few years later and in 1932 Mrs Norman came to keep house for him. Her son, Edwin, after finishing his schooling and taking a farm job in Cumberland, came to work at Ploveriggs in 1935, living in at the farm. He remembers that the main bar was seldom used, unless there was a 'do' on in the Village Hall; the few local regulars just sat in the kitchen, playing dominoes etc. Jack liked the company and 'thowt it waz mair hyamley.' There were no pumps, the barrels of beer were tapped and kept down in the cellar, the beer being carried up in jugs to be served as required. Jack died in 1936 and was followed by his newly-married nephew, Frank Parkin. Frank and Violet moved in in the November of 1936. Violet is still alive and living in New Zealand. In a recent letter, she writes "We went to the Butchers soon after our marriage in Oct 1936', Frank was 28 and I was 27, we were the youngest pub-keepers around. Frank was a nephew of Jack Morland's and Jacks housekeeper, Mrs Norman, stayed on until after Vi. and he moved in. Ingram Dawson, a solicitor, but who wasn't local [Barnard Castle?] helped them get the pub. He came regularly and took a delight in Vi's cooking (jugged hare). and regularly brought his clients. They were forced to give up the pub after war broke out as, although Frank was not accepted for the armed services he was directed to work on destroyers in the shipyards at Newcastle. Uncle Lance (Johnston) lived with them at the pub for a while. Ingram Dawson, a solicitor, but who wasn't local [Barnard Castle?] helped them get the pub. He came regularly and took a delight in Vi's cooking (jugged hare). and regularly brought his clients. Mrs M. Morley was tenant at first, but she bought the inn from the Ewebanks in 1949, then sold it the following year. Landlords since 1950.. 1950 - 1950 Mrs Wright and Miss Kimberley. 1950 - 1951 Mr. & Mrs. L. H. Jones. 1951 - 1956 Mr. & Mrs. Matt Hale. 1956 - 1958 Mr. E. Rigby, 1958 - 1978 Mrs Olive Stubbs. 1978 - 1979 Mr. & Mrs M. Stubbs (no relation) 1979 - 1982 Mr. & Mrs. Young. 1982 - 1986 Mrs G. G. Tubman. 1986 - 1991 Mr. & Mrs. David Nattras 1991 - 1997 Mr. & Mrs Mike Hamilton. 1997 - 2003 Mr. & Mrs. Mel. Richardson/ 2003 - Mr. & Mrs. John. Porter Best regards & merry christmas to all, Gillian

Hello David: I'm looking for information for you, but it is very puzzling to not be able to find anything as yet. I'll keep trying !! Barb, Ontario, Canada.

http://www.picturetrail.com/sarahstravels Go to the third Westmorland album. It was a domino game, the meeting of a local group but I will have to check with Ted to see who they were. It wasn't regular dominoes, it was different and we kept changing tables. I'll look for more photos. Thanks again for your post, Gillian! Sarah WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Butcher's arms is alive and well, I will post photos. Went to a lively card game there in 2006, lost miserably but I think they ganged up on me. Sarah in Texas Subject: [ENG-WESTMORLAND] Butcher's Arms Crosby Ravensworth Hello All, While sorting through some old emails I found this history of the landlords/ladies of the Butcher's Arms in Crosby Ravensworth. I thought it might be of interest to someone. Henry Ward, who was born at 'Fell Gate' in 1773 married a Rebecca Dixon, and became Innkeeper at the Butcher's Arms, but he died in 1810 when only 37. His widow later remarried and as Rebecca Richardson continued as the Landlady until 1842. The next landlord was a John Loy but he died in 1849 and his widow, Catherine Loy continued at the pub until at least 1868, as the workmen building the bridge where you turn for Harberwain, in that year, refreshed themselves with ale from Catherine Loy's. During her time, in 1853, the pub was rebuilt by M. & A. E. which is understood to have been the Ewebank Family, who were owners until 1949, when the then tenant, Mrs Morley, bought the property. Cath Loy continued living in retirement in the village until 1910, when she was 95 .Before her marriage she had been a Dodd from Harberwain. By 1891 we find the former blacksmith's widow, Mrs Hannah Johnson in charge of the Butcher's Arms. She was then nearing 70 but with the help of a grown-up son and daughter, remained there until at least 1906. Her son Richard continued to work his father's smithy at Bridge End. In 1926 the owner was John (Jack) Morland. Jack had a cattle-lorry and was a 'carrier' to Penrith on a Tuesday before the 'Queen Bee' began a regular bus-service. The lorry was adapted to take wooden seats on the back so it could carry passengers, His wife died a few years later and in 1932 Mrs Norman came to keep house for him. Her son, Edwin, after finishing his schooling and taking a farm job in Cumberland, came to work at Ploveriggs in 1935, living in at the farm. He remembers that the main bar was seldom used, unless there was a 'do' on in the Village Hall; the few local regulars just sat in the kitchen, playing dominoes etc. Jack liked the company and 'thowt it waz mair hyamley.' There were no pumps, the barrels of beer were tapped and kept down in the cellar, the beer being carried up in jugs to be served as required. Jack died in 1936 and was followed by his newly-married nephew, Frank Parkin. Frank and Violet moved in in the November of 1936. Violet is still alive and living in New Zealand. In a recent letter, she writes "We went to the Butchers soon after our marriage in Oct 1936', Frank was 28 and I was 27, we were the youngest pub-keepers around. Frank was a nephew of Jack Morland's and Jacks housekeeper, Mrs Norman, stayed on until after Vi. and he moved in. Ingram Dawson, a solicitor, but who wasn't local [Barnard Castle?] helped them get the pub. He came regularly and took a delight in Vi's cooking (jugged hare). and regularly brought his clients. They were forced to give up the pub after war broke out as, although Frank was not accepted for the armed services he was directed to work on destroyers in the shipyards at Newcastle. Uncle Lance (Johnston) lived with them at the pub for a while. Ingram Dawson, a solicitor, but who wasn't local [Barnard Castle?] helped them get the pub. He came regularly and took a delight in Vi's cooking (jugged hare). and regularly brought his clients. Mrs M. Morley was tenant at first, but she bought the inn from the Ewebanks in 1949, then sold it the following year. Landlords since 1950.. 1950 - 1950 Mrs Wright and Miss Kimberley. 1950 - 1951 Mr. & Mrs. L. H. Jones. 1951 - 1956 Mr. & Mrs. Matt Hale. 1956 - 1958 Mr. E. Rigby, 1958 - 1978 Mrs Olive Stubbs. 1978 - 1979 Mr. & Mrs M. Stubbs (no relation) 1979 - 1982 Mr. & Mrs. Young. 1982 - 1986 Mrs G. G. Tubman. 1986 - 1991 Mr. & Mrs. David Nattras 1991 - 1997 Mr. & Mrs Mike Hamilton. 1997 - 2003 Mr. & Mrs. Mel. Richardson/ 2003 - Mr. & Mrs. John. Porter Best regards & merry christmas to all, Gillian ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ENG-WESTMORLAND-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ENG-WESTMORLAND-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Butcher's arms is alive and well, I will post photos. Went to a lively card game there in 2006, lost miserably but I think they ganged up on me. Sarah in Texas ----- Original Message ----- From: GG To: eng-westmorland@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2008 1:09 PM Subject: [ENG-WESTMORLAND] Butcher's Arms Crosby Ravensworth Hello All, While sorting through some old emails I found this history of the landlords/ladies of the Butcher's Arms in Crosby Ravensworth. I thought it might be of interest to someone. Henry Ward, who was born at 'Fell Gate' in 1773 married a Rebecca Dixon, and became Innkeeper at the Butcher's Arms, but he died in 1810 when only 37. His widow later remarried and as Rebecca Richardson continued as the Landlady until 1842. The next landlord was a John Loy but he died in 1849 and his widow, Catherine Loy continued at the pub until at least 1868, as the workmen building the bridge where you turn for Harberwain, in that year, refreshed themselves with ale from Catherine Loy's. During her time, in 1853, the pub was rebuilt by M. & A. E. which is understood to have been the Ewebank Family, who were owners until 1949, when the then tenant, Mrs Morley, bought the property. Cath Loy continued living in retirement in the village until 1910, when she was 95 .Before her marriage she had been a Dodd from Harberwain. By 1891 we find the former blacksmith's widow, Mrs Hannah Johnson in charge of the Butcher's Arms. She was then nearing 70 but with the help of a grown-up son and daughter, remained there until at least 1906. Her son Richard continued to work his father's smithy at Bridge End. In 1926 the owner was John (Jack) Morland. Jack had a cattle-lorry and was a 'carrier' to Penrith on a Tuesday before the 'Queen Bee' began a regular bus-service. The lorry was adapted to take wooden seats on the back so it could carry passengers, His wife died a few years later and in 1932 Mrs Norman came to keep house for him. Her son, Edwin, after finishing his schooling and taking a farm job in Cumberland, came to work at Ploveriggs in 1935, living in at the farm. He remembers that the main bar was seldom used, unless there was a 'do' on in the Village Hall; the few local regulars just sat in the kitchen, playing dominoes etc. Jack liked the company and 'thowt it waz mair hyamley.' There were no pumps, the barrels of beer were tapped and kept down in the cellar, the beer being carried up in jugs to be served as required. Jack died in 1936 and was followed by his newly-married nephew, Frank Parkin. Frank and Violet moved in in the November of 1936. Violet is still alive and living in New Zealand. In a recent letter, she writes "We went to the Butchers soon after our marriage in Oct 1936', Frank was 28 and I was 27, we were the youngest pub-keepers around. Frank was a nephew of Jack Morland's and Jacks housekeeper, Mrs Norman, stayed on until after Vi. and he moved in. Ingram Dawson, a solicitor, but who wasn't local [Barnard Castle?] helped them get the pub. He came regularly and took a delight in Vi's cooking (jugged hare). and regularly brought his clients. They were forced to give up the pub after war broke out as, although Frank was not accepted for the armed services he was directed to work on destroyers in the shipyards at Newcastle. Uncle Lance (Johnston) lived with them at the pub for a while. Ingram Dawson, a solicitor, but who wasn't local [Barnard Castle?] helped them get the pub. He came regularly and took a delight in Vi's cooking (jugged hare). and regularly brought his clients. Mrs M. Morley was tenant at first, but she bought the inn from the Ewebanks in 1949, then sold it the following year. Landlords since 1950.. 1950 - 1950 Mrs Wright and Miss Kimberley. 1950 - 1951 Mr. & Mrs. L. H. Jones. 1951 - 1956 Mr. & Mrs. Matt Hale. 1956 - 1958 Mr. E. Rigby, 1958 - 1978 Mrs Olive Stubbs. 1978 - 1979 Mr. & Mrs M. Stubbs (no relation) 1979 - 1982 Mr. & Mrs. Young. 1982 - 1986 Mrs G. G. Tubman. 1986 - 1991 Mr. & Mrs. David Nattras 1991 - 1997 Mr. & Mrs Mike Hamilton. 1997 - 2003 Mr. & Mrs. Mel. Richardson/ 2003 - Mr. & Mrs. John. Porter Best regards & merry christmas to all, Gillian ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ENG-WESTMORLAND-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Ambleside Herald & Lakes News Issue #228 1 August 1884 Page 4 Gunpowder Works Exploded by Lightning On Saturday morning a thunderstorm passed over the Lake District. At the Blackbeck Gunpowder Works, two miles from the foot of Lake Windermere, three men had just entered the corning house, after breakfast, the machinery not having been started, when a flash of lightning exploded about 8 cwt. of powder in the corning house. The building was situated in the heart of a wood. Portions of the roof and timbers were blown a distance of a hundred yards, and the three men were lifted into the wood -- a distance of dozen yards. They died before remedies could be applied. Their names were: JOHN WOODEND of Bouth, aged 60 single; REUBAN STEPHENSON, Bouth, 35 married with five children; WILLIAM PHILIPS, Benthaw, 23 married one child. GEORGE GOSDEN, a widower, was standing outside the building at the time of the explosion. His clothes were set on fire, but he ran to a beckcourse, some fifty yards away and jumped in. He is badly burned about the body and legs but is expected to recover. He was burnt at the explosion of the corning house on the same site three years ago. David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net

Ambleside Herald & Lakes News Death of JOHN PEILL Issue #110 28 April 1882 Page 4 Deaths On the 26th inst., at Ambleside, JOHN PEEL*, aged -- years * The name in the newspaper is John Peel, but was probably John Peill as given in the Military funeral reported in issue number 111 (see below). Also, the Free BMD site shows a John Peill, but no John Peel in the deaths for Kendal District June Quarter 1882. Issue #111 05 May 1882 Page 4 Military Funeral at Ambleside Last week we recorded the death of JOHN PEILL on 26th April. Deceased was of Ambleside as was his father and grandfather both of whom carried on the business of hooper. Deceased learned a bit of the hooper trade before emigrating to Australia where he remained thirteen years returning home in March of 1866. Shortly after his return he joined the 5th Company (Ambleside) Westmorland Rifle Volunteers and remained a member of the corps up to his death. Funeral took place last Saturday with full military honors including Capt. Gatey of Grasmere Company. The assembled company consisted of one officer, four sergeants, 12 bandsmen and 32 rank and file. The firing party consisted of a corporal and 12 men under the command of COL. SERGT. CREIGHTON. Burial service read by REV. A.E. RIDDLE of Rydal. Last time such a service was performed was 19-Aug-1873 for GEO. HOLMES who drowned in Lake Windermere and was a member of the Ambleside corps. David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net

Ambleside Herald & Lakes News 7 Aug 1885 Death of JONATHAN PARK Page 4 Deaths On Tuesday 4th inst at Rydal Road, Ambleside, JONATHAN PARK, labourer, aged 66 years and on Page 5 Sudden Deaths A very sudden death took place at Ambleside on Tuesday morning last, Mr. JONATHAN PARK, residing at MRS. NIGHTINGALE's, Rydal Road Ambleside, mole catcher, an old resident of this town retired to rest in his usual good health and was found dead in bed the next morning. On Monday, MR. PARK appeared to be quite well; in the evening he went up to the dog kennels, and was there in company with several acquaintances but nothing in his manner betrayed the approaching calamity. About ten o'clock he went to bed, and during the night was heard coughing. In the morning some relation came to see him, but he had not risen at his usual time, and MRS. NIGHTINGALE called several times, but received no answer. Being alarmed she looked into his bedroom once or twice, but did not notice anything extraordinary. After some time, she went into the room, and found MR. PARK lying with one leg over the side of the bed and she at once saw that he was dead. DR. JOHNSON was sent for, and, upon arrival said the deceased had been dead for several hours, but expressed no opinion as to cause of death. Communications were forthwith made with the district coroner, but it was not deemed necessary to hold an inquest. The deceased was 66 years of age and had never been married. It is surmised that the deceased died from an attack of apoplexy. David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net

Deaths recorded in the Ambleside Herald and Lakes News from March 1880 (issue No.1) to the end of 1885. Surnames beginning with the letters N O P and Q Name of Deceased Date of death Age Where died Issue Page Naughley, Alexander 30-Apr-1756 76 19-May-1882 4 Newall, John 28th ult 4y 9m Ambleside 01-Dec-1882 4 Nicholson, George 19th inst 28 Hawkshead 31-Mar-1882 4 Nicholson, Jane 22nd inst 58 Elim Grove, Bowness 28-Jul-1882 4 Nicholson, Mrs. 12th inst ab 70 Kirkstone Pass 20-Jun-1884 4 Obituary Nicholson, Sarah 10th inst 45 Ambleside 13-Nov-1885 4 Nightingale, James 3rd inst 63 Ambleside 05-Jan-1883 4 Norledge, girl Monday 2 07-Apr-1882 4 Padbury, William Sunday night 21 Walney Channel 25-Sep-1880 4 Drowned Padbury, William Sunday week 02-Oct-1880 4 Inquest Palmer, Martha 6th inst 26 Bowness 11-Aug-1882 1 Park, Jonathan 4th inst 66 Rydal Road, Ambleside 07-Aug-1885 4&5 Obituary Park, Jonathan 1st inst 74 Bridge End, Langdale 09-Jun-1882 4 Park, Mary 29th ult 63 Ambleside 02-Apr-1881 1 Park, William 15th inst 14m Rattle Gill, Ambleside 21-Aug-1885 5 Parker, Mary Elizabeth 20th inst 1y 7m Ulverstone 26-Nov-1881 4 Parkinson, William 8th inst 49 Ellerigg, Ambleside 17-Dec-1881 4 Parkinson, William Thursday at his residence 10-Dec-1881 4 Pattenson, Elizabeth 20th inst 85 Windermere 23-Oct-1885 4 Patterson, Robert last week Cumberland infirmary 30-Oct-1880 4 Pattinson, John present week 73 Ambleside 03-Apr-1880 6 Pattinson, Longmire 20th inst 15m Longmire, Applethwaite 27-Nov-1885 5 Pease-Watkin, Edward 10th inst 28 Oak Lea, Darlington 13-Feb-1885 4 Pedder, Margaret Mary 26th ult 49 Wiveliscombe 02-Feb-1883 4 Pedder, Mary Ellen 13th inst 4 Chapel Stile, Langdale 19-Jun-1885 4 Pedder, Rev. Edward Castle Hill, Lancaster 26-Mar-1881 4 Peil, John 26th inst Ambleside 28-Apr-1882 4 Peil, Margaret 8th inst 11 days Ambleside 14-Aug-1880 4 Peill, John 26th April 05-May-1882 4 Obituary Perking, James Saturday Roose Station near Barrow11-Dec-1885 4 Philips, William Saturday Blackbeck Gunpowder Wrks01-Aug-1884 4 gunpowder explosion Philipson, Ann 23rd inst 55 Great Langdale 06-Mar-1885 4 Picthall, George Thursday week 77 the Forge, Coniston 07-Apr-1882 4 Pope, Rev. M Monday 47 Great Gable, Borrowdale 11-Aug-1882 4 Inquest Porter, Dr. Antwerp 03-Sep-1881 4 Postlethwaite, Isaac 17th inst 80 Hawkshead 19-Jun-1885 4 Preston, David George 4th inst 25 Grasmere 10-Apr-1885 4 Preston, Harriet 14th inst 21 Grasmere 19-Dec-1884 4 Preston, Sarah 4th inst 56 Tarn Foot, Loughrigg 08-May-1885 4 Price, Robert Thomas 2nd inst 50 Summer Hill, Hawkshead 11-Sep-1880 4 Pritchard, Hugh William 22nd inst 20 Brantfield, Bowness 28-Aug-1885 5 Pritt, George 10th inst 70 Helm, Bowness 15-May-1880 5 Purdom, Richard 16th inst 62 Churchtown, Grasmere 20-Nov-1885 5 Pye, Henry Thursday Seascale 07-Jul-1882 4 Inquest David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net

Hello all, May I wish you all a very happy Christmas as we now approach this festive season. Can anyone help me to locate the next link to my tree - this is my BRICK WALL. These were provided by a professional researcher some time ago. Cartmel Parish Registers Baptisms 24 March 1793 James illegitimate daughter of Sarah Ullock, grange, pauper. Born 26 Feb 23 April 1797 Atkinson illegitimate son of Sarah Ullock, Grange. Born 19 March 16 Nov 1801 Matt son of Sarah Ullock, Grange. Born 21 Oct 1 Sept 1805 Robert illegitimate son of Sarah Ullock Flookburgh Chapelry. No date of birth Burials 24 Oct 1802 died 22 Oct 1802 Matthew son of Sarah Ullock, Cark Baptism of Sarah Ullock c 1765. Taken from my rough notes Mary Ullock 16 Nov 1787 Cartmel Grange Parish Lancashire James Ullock Hulock 26 Feb 1793 Cartmel Atkinson Ullock 19 March 1797 Cartmel Grange Parish Matthew Ullock 21 Oct 1801 Mother from Cark Robert Ullock 12 Aug 1805 Grange (poss over sands) I believe the mother to all of the above is a Sarah Ullock unmarried. These are the variant spelling I have to-date - Ullock, Ullocke, Hullock, Hulock, Hewlock, Youlock, Houllock, Holuck, Huluck plus may others. I have a date of birth for a Sarah Ullock but I am not certain how I came by it 16 Dec 1764 and a note that she may have come from Coniston or Whitehaven. I am looking for the link to Sarah Ullock as above - any thoughts please Kind regards David in Flooded Tewkesbury

>>I am looking for the link to Sarah Ullock as above - any thoughts >>please<<David in Flooded Tewkesbury Bienvenidos Westmorland, David! I managed to find two early Sarahs, don't know if they are any help. Sarah in Texas Lancashire: Ireleth - Registers of baptisms, 1754-1784 and marriages, 1745-1753 Baptisms 1799 County: Lancashire Country: England 31 Mar 1799 Sarah d. William & Betty Ullock, Longhouse Lancashire, Westmorland: - Marriage Bonds, Deaneries of Lonsdale Kendal Furness and Copeland and Amounderness (Archdeaconry of Richmond), 1746-1755 Lancaster Marriage Bonds 1812. County: Westmorland Winder, Jacob, 30, smith & Sarah Ullock, 40, wid. both Lorton 16 Apr 1748

Hello Audrey, I have only two Ellwoods, both around the Arkholme / Horton area. Andrew Ellwood, b.1879 m. Annie Ormrod in 1916. Their daughter, Mary m. John Davidson. I have lots of Ormrods if you're interested. Brian Patterson. -----Original Message----- From: eng-westmorland-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:eng-westmorland-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of GenTrees1974@aol.com Sent: 04 December 2008 20:54 To: eng-westmorland@rootsweb.com Subject: [ENG-WESTMORLAND] Ellwood - Bland Hi Kate, Have just read your email so, sorry not to have been in touch sooner. If you can give me a couple of days I am fairly certain I have an Ellwood = Bland in my research. Regards AudreyM. nee Miskelly In Cumbria ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ENG-WESTMORLAND-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Ambleside Herald & Lakes News 25 May 1883 Page 4 Death of Mr. Mitchell Death of a Well Known cattle Dealer Old MR. MITCHELL, well known in former years as a horse dealer, was buried on the 16th inst., and his funeral was attended by farmers from all parts of the district. He had outlived the condition of things in which his particular talent was useful. Before the railway era, great fairs were held at Rosely Hill and Brough Hill, where, at set periods of the year, thousands of people gathered from far and wide, and much business was done. MR. MITCHELL was the chief purveyor of young horses on these occasions. Some days previously he would scour the entire country, buying up all the "stags" that he could get hold of, and with these in a long queue he made his appearance at Rosley or Brough. He was a man whose genius enabled him instinctively to guage the prospects of the horse trade; but it is a trade in which no genius can save a man from losses; and MR. MITCHELL shared the vicissitudes incidental to the business. It is said that horse dealing would corrupt the integrity of a saint; nevertheless, without being a saint, old MR. MITCHELL retained the respect of those with whom he traded. David David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net

Ambleside Herald & Lakes News 31 Oct 1884 Page 4 Death of Arthur Mackereth On 27th inst at Liverpool, ARTHUR, eldest son of Mr. THOMAS MACKERETH, of Ambleside, age 26 years In the Midst of Life We Are in Death Those of our readers who remember Mr. ARTHUR MACKERETH, the eldest son of Mr. THOMAS MACKERETH, gas manager, Ambleside, will be grieved to hear that after but a short week's illness he died at Liverpool on Monday morning last, at the early age of 26. Deceased had been in one employment, as banker's clerk, at Liverpool for ten years, and was much thought of. The corpse was interred at St. Mary's Church, Ambleside on Wednesday, when a large number of relatives and friends followed it to the grave. Much sympathy is felt for the family in their affliction. David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net

Deaths recorded in the Ambleside Herald and Lakes News from March 1880 (issue No.1) to the end of 1885. Surnames beginning with the letter M Name of Deceased Date of death Age Where died Issue Page Machell, Mr. interred Friday last 31-Oct-1884 4 Mackereth, Arthur 27th inst 26 Liverpool 31-Oct-1884 4 Obituary Mackereth, Benson 24th ult 82 02-Jul-1881 4 Mackereth, George 28th ult 66 Great Langdale 02-May-1884 4 Inquest Mackereth, George 15th 58 Grasmere 23-Jul-1881 4 Mackereth, Mary 6th inst 54 15-May-1880 5 Mackereth, Mary 5th inst 79 11-Dec-1885 4 Mackereth, William 20th inst 3m Ambleside 27-Apr-1883 4 Maclaren, Patrick Friday 31-Oct-1884 4 Mandall, Betty 12th inst 78 20-Jul-1883 4 Mander, Thomas Thursday 58 Kendal 16-Nov-1883 4 Inquest Marshall, Mary 18th ult 63 Tanner Croft, Grasmere 01-May-1880 5 Martin, Ann 1st inst 71 Rydal 03-Jul-1880 5 Martin, Elizabeth 14th inst 71 Sweden Bank, Ambleside21-Nov-1884 4 Martin, George 24th inst 72 North Road, Ambleside 26-Sep-1884 4 Martin, Joseph 27th ult 58 Gill Side, Grasmere 04-Dec-1880 4 Martin, Mrs. 31st ult Ambleside 02-Apr-1881 1 Martin, Richard 25th inst 62 Sweden Bank, Ambleside01-Sep-1882 4 Martin, Stewardson Saturday last Kendal 18-Sep-1880 4 Martin, W. 19th inst 40 Windermere 27-Jul-1883 4 Martindale, Jane 15th inst 50 Bowness 21-Apr-1882 4 Martindale, Mary 2nd inst 51 Great Langdale 06-Nov-1885 4 Mason, Miles 28th inst 87 Coniston 01-Jan-1881 4 Matthews, James Friday Devonshire Dock, Barrow20-Nov-1880 4 Inquest Mawson, infant 25th ult infant Walthwaite, Langdale 06-Nov-1880 4 Mayers, Sarah Friday morning 46 22-Jan-1881 4 McAllum, Charles O. 25th ult 53 Bowness 03-Jul-1885 5 McKie, John Sunday 45 Whitehaven 21-Jul-1882 4 boating acident McMullen, Agnes 8th inst Far End, Coniston 18-Jul-1884 4 Medcalf, William 6th inst 80 Ambleside 11-Dec-1880 4 Mendell, S. Tuesday London 18-Jun-1881 4 Interred Ambleside M'Hutchin, Mr. Saturday 25 St. Bees 03-Apr-1885 4 Obituary Middleton, James 1st inst 10m Windermere 05-Jan-1883 4 Miller, Susan 29th ult 5m Rydal 05-Dec-1884 4 Obituary Miller, T. 03-Nov-1882 4 Miller, Thomas Arthur 21st inst 25 Ambleside 27-Oct-1882 4 Mitchell, a boy Sunday about 15 Preston 07-Sep-1883 4 Mitchell, John last Monday 13 River Eamont 04-Jun-1881 4 drowned Mitchell, Miss Near Lancaster 14-Aug-1880 4 railway accident Mitchell, Mr. Near Lancaster 14-Aug-1880 4 railway accident Mitchell, Mr. buried on 16th 25-May-1883 4 Obituary Mitchell, William 28th ult 28 Staveley near Kendal 02-Oct-1885 4 M'Kenna, Mrs. Near Lancaster 14-Aug-1880 4 railway accident M'Kenna, William Near Lancaster 14-Aug-1880 4 railway accident Monroe, Christiana 27th ult infant Kames 06-Aug-1881 4 Moore, Jane 24th inst 78 Gate Foot, Staveley 30-Oct-1885 4 Moore, Sarah 19th inst 84 Grasmere 25-Jun-1881 4 Moreland, Mrs. 23rd 98 Eller Cottage 30-Mar-1883 4 Mounsey, Agnes 20th inst Vicarage, Ings 28-Jan-1882 4 Mounsey, Henry 1st inst 54 Ambleside 09-Mar-1883 4 Mounsey, Margaret 7th inst 65 Knotts near Windermere 11-Dec-1880 4 Mounsey, Susannah 11th inst 19 Oaks Farm,Loughrigg 18-Feb-1882 1 Murtage, Edward Ramsden Dock, Barrow 06-Nov-1880 4 Inquest Musgrave, Philip 17th inst 3 Cross Street, Windermere21-Sep-1883 4 Musgrave, RC 13th inst 43rd yr London 19-Feb-1881 4 David Leverton Leverton, Stevens, Clibborn, Dodgson, Hird, Stalker ulpha@telus.net

Hi Jan, I have not as yet come across a Richard Cunningham Wharton, though I do have Whartons in my tree from the Bainbridge/Hawes areas. I would be most willing to swap any info which might be relevant on the Longstaffs of Soulby/Kirkby Stephen area. Just drop me a line at my email address which is: simpson_489@hotmail.com Regards, Craig Simpson Burnley, Lancashire.> From: ijtwentyman@nettel.net.nz> To: ENG-WESTMORLAND-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tue, 2 Dec 2008 12:19:27 +1300> Subject: Re: [ENG-WESTMORLAND] [WES] LONGSTAFF !> > Hi there . my relation married a mary longstaff around that time as well. > Richard cunningham wharton , have you come across them . i have been to > kirby stephan and have quite a bit of info . want to share / jan wharton> ----- Original Message ----- > From: "craig simpson" <simpson_489@hotmail.com>> To: <ENG-WESTMORLAND-L@rootsweb.com>> Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2005 10:07 PM> Subject: [WES] LONGSTAFF !> > > > Is anyone researching the name LONGSTAFF in the Soulby/Kirkby Stephen > > areas ?> > My 3rd Great-Grand-Uncle Thomas Warwick, born 1838 in Soulby married a > > Mary Ann Longstaff born Soulby circa 1843. They appear on the 1881 census > > for Kirkby Stephen living at Brockram Terrace.> > Thanks,> > Craig Simpson.> > Lancashire.> >> >> >> > ==== ENG-WESTMORLAND Mailing List ====> > Westmorland Villages and Eden Links Home page> > www.edenlinks.co.uk> >> > > > > -------------------------------> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ENG-WESTMORLAND-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message _________________________________________________________________ Are you a PC?  Upload your PC story and show the world http://clk.atdmt.com/UKM/go/122465942/direct/01/

In a message dated 14/12/2008 19:30:55 GMT Standard Time, GenTrees1974@aol.com writes: Hi Kate, Have just read your email so, sorry not to have been in touch sooner. If you can give me a couple of days I am fairly certain I have an Ellwood = Bland in my research. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This is another one just crawled out of the wood work - It was posted on the 4th December. I have a few others as well which have just arrived. Regards AudreyM nee Miskelly In Cumbria

Deaths recorded in the Ambleside Herald and Lakes News from March 1880 (issue No.1) to the end of 1885. Surnames beginning with the letters I J K and L Name of Deceased Date of death Age Where died Issue Page Irving, Elizabeth 8th inst 79 Rydal Lodge 16-Jun-1882 4 Irving, Isaac 28th ult Ambleside 04-May-1883 4 Irving, William disapperared Nov. 3rd 66 Appleby 11-Dec-1885 5 Inquest Jackson, Arthur 26th ult 1 month Elterwater 03-Jul-1885 5 Jackson, George 4th inst 6 Ambleside 07-Apr-1882 4 Jackson, Jane 2nd inst 84 Langdale 07-Aug-1880 4 Jackson, Jane 31st ult 71 Ambleside 07-Apr-1882 4 Jackson, Jane Elizabeth 18th ult 2 wks Ambleside 02-Mar-1883 4 Jackson, Mary Tuesday 43 Ambleside 12-Sep-1884 4 Inquest Jackson, Mrs. E 14th inst 78 Ambleside 17-Mar-1882 4 James, Edwin 1st inst 1y 6m Blackpool 12-Dec-1884 4 Jefferson, William 21st inst advanced yearsGateside, Coniston 23-Jun-1882 4 Jenkinson, Annie 23rd inst 18 Ambleside 30-Jun-1882 4 Johnson, Mrs. 30th ult 48 08-May-1880 5 Johnson, Mrs. last evening 01-May-1880 5 Johnson, Rev. George Friday Weston-super-Mare 19-Nov-1881 4 Obituary Johnson, Thomas Friday 11 Carlisle 01-May-1885 4 Inquest Jones, Isaac 12 inst 33 Stockton-on-Tees 21-May-1881 4 Jones, William 30th ult 57 Fleet Street London 05-May-1882 4 Keenan, Patrick 23rd September Barrow 01-Oct-1881 4 explosion on "City of Rome" Kemp, Ann 24th inst 75 Grasmere 29-Aug-1884 4 Kemp, Ann 24th August 75 Church Cottage, Grasmere05-Sep-1884 4 Kendal, Frederick 11th inst 18 Spouthouse, Sawrey Extra17-Sep-1881 4 Kendal, Margaret January 31st 46 Biarritz 08-Feb-1884 4 Kendal, Mary 22nd inst 74 near Hawkshead 29-Jan-1881 4 Kenworthy, a boy Saturday abt 14 near Dalton 10-Jul-1885 4 railway accident Kirkbride, Jane 15th inst 54 Ambleside 19-Sep-1884 4 Kirkby, Margaret 24th ult 68 Elterwater 02-May-1884 4 Knipe, Robert 13th inst 55 Cat Bank, Coniston 19-Jun-1880 5 Lamb, Edwin July 20th or 30th 27 Chicago, USA 11-Sep-1885 4 Obituary Lancaster, Robert Friday last Canal in Kendal 31-Jul-1885 4 Inquest Langton, Skinner ZacharyThursday 87 22-Feb-1884 4 Latham, Elizabeth 12th inst 69 Boon Beck, Coniston 18-Jun-1881 4 Lawrence, Lillian 16 21-Jan-1882 4 le Fleming, Mary 23rd September 47 Kaiapor,New Zealand 27-Nov-1880 4 Lees, William Tuesday 17 St. Bees 16-Apr-1881 4 Inquest Leighton, Elizabeth 16th inst 69 Kelsick House, Ambleside18-Dec-1885 5 Leighton, Matthew Sunday Woolpack Inn, Kendal 30-Mar-1883 4 Logan, Ellery Brown 28th April 28 Umballa, East Indies 05-Jun-1885 4 Longmire, John 6th inst 82 Longmire in Applethwaite11-Jun-1881 4 Lowther, Elizabeth 16th ult 66 Keswick 02-May-1884 4 Lupton, Margaret Monday 66 Bowness 15-May-1885 4

Okay I'm sending these off tonite, PLEASE read my original instructions about what to send. ;-) Add your snail mail address (optional) Once they get this they can contact you individually IF you included your email address. Here are the original instructions as a reminder. Thanks, Sarah > How many people out there have an interest in Crosby Ravensworth? If you > will post a note to the list with a BRIEF description, and limited to a > specific question, I can send the local historians a note....they have a > wonderful new parish archives room with all kinds of goodies. If you have > anything to share on your CR ancestors, they will be thrilled to have a > copy. > > Please include your name and email address so they can email you back, > then you can get into more detail with them. > > Example: > > Sarah Reveley > > sarahreveley@grandecom.net > Reveley family > Late 1700s to mid 1800s > Thomas Reveley was the church Vicar > Brick Wall - Where is Thomas' son George Williamson Reveley buried? > George died May 22, 1865. > His wife Charlotte died December 15, 1864. >> > I would like to combine everyone's request into one note.

Sarah, please include a brief summation at the top like I included in my email, and delete all the digest emails. ----- Original Message ----- From: sarah parkin To: eng-westmorland@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2008 3:30 AM Subject: Re: [ENG-WESTMORLAND] ENG-WESTMORLAND Digest, Vol 3, Issue 246 4. Last Call- Crosby Ravensworth Sarah Reveley Hello all Westmorland listers, especially CR researchers and Sarah, Sorry for this late reply, I needed to look up 'where I was at' with my Crosby Ravensworth line. If it is too late no worries! I did go and stand outside the archives at Crosby in April but had come on a day they were closed, but got a flavour of the place anyway. My question regards my WILSONs: Stephen WILSON b. 30 Dec 1832 CR to a William WILSON 14 AUG 1808 Endmoor, Heversham WM died 1885 JUN East Ward farming at Scalegill, Orton (tho' it is over the motorway now) and Elizabeth Nicholson 16 Jan 1814 CR d. before 1871(I think), married 1827 21 Nov Appleby St Lawrence. I wondered if they could confirm that is this Elizabeth and whether I am right on her parents-Robert NICHOLSON (don't have birth) and Elizabeth PRICKET (1799 marriage record Burton in Kendal). Also I have lots of WILSONs after Stephen's birth but none before 1832 and since their marriage was 1827, this seems a bit odd. Are there any more children? Stephen's birth place was Reagill just on the outskirts of CR. I have found a picture of this in a very old inventory book of Westmorland architecture- sadly not mine. So far I have found 7 siblings for Stephen all younger than him. Any information to further the cause gratefully received! Regards, Sarah Parkin -----Original Message----- From: eng-westmorland-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:eng-westmorland-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of eng-westmorland-request@rootsweb.com Sent: 13 December 2008 08:01 To: eng-westmorland@rootsweb.com Subject: ENG-WESTMORLAND Digest, Vol 3, Issue 246 Today's Topics: 1. PENRITH HERALD and East Cumberland and Westmorland News, Saturday, January 10, 1874 / DEATHS. (Barb Baker) 2. PENRITH HERALD and East Cumberland and Westmorland News, Saturday, January 10, 1874 / HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. (Barb Baker) 3. PENRITH HERALD and East Cumberland and Westmorland News, Saturday, January 10, 1874 / SEASONABLE BENEVOLENCE. (Barb Baker) 4. Last Call - Crosby Ravensworth (SarahReveley) 5. Surname List? (SarahReveley) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Fri, 12 Dec 2008 22:22:07 -0500 From: "Barb Baker" <bbaker48@sympatico.ca> Subject: [ENG-WESTMORLAND] PENRITH HERALD and East Cumberland and Westmorland News, Saturday, January 10, 1874 / DEATHS. To: <eng-westmorland@rootsweb.com>, "Genealogy-Cumberland" <Genealogy-Cumberland@googlegroups.com> Message-ID: <BLU0-SMTP340C93C58CADBCD3DC09D9A0F60@phx.gbl> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" No. 434. Second Week in Quarter. Registered for Transmission Abroad. Price One Penny. DEATHS. BLEAYMIRE - At Penrith, on the 4th instant, DOROTHY, widow of the late THOMAS DOBSON BLEAYMIRE, Esq., in her 86th year. BELL - In Middlegate, Penrith, on the 2nd inst., MARY, wife of MR. LANCELOT BELL, plumber, aged 26 years. BARNS - At Grey Mouth, New Zealand, Oct. 6th, the result of an accident, MR. WM. TARLTON, son of ELIZABETH BARNS, of Braithwaite, near Keswick, aged 35 years. LANCASTER - At Hartsop, Patterdale, on the 4th inst., ANN, wife of JOSEPH LANCASTER, shoemaker, aged 77 years. JENNINGS - At Skirwith, on the 4th inst., MR. JOS. JENNINGS, aged 61 years, - much respected. ------------------------------ Message: 2 Date: Fri, 12 Dec 2008 22:26:27 -0500 From: "Barb Baker" <bbaker48@sympatico.ca> Subject: [ENG-WESTMORLAND] PENRITH HERALD and East Cumberland and Westmorland News, Saturday, January 10, 1874 / HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. To: <eng-westmorland@rootsweb.com>, "Genealogy-Cumberland" <Genealogy-Cumberland@googlegroups.com> Message-ID: <BLU0-SMTP4411FD4BAEB360C4C01E81A0F60@phx.gbl> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" No. 434. Second Week in Quarter. Registered for Transmission Abroad. Price One Penny. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. The Ullswater Fox Hounds will meet on Saturday, Jan. 10th, at Abbey Gate, for "The Divisions;" on Tuesday, the 12th, at Lazonby Fell; and on Thursday, the 15th, at Barron Wood, - at 10.30 a.m. The Greystoke Beagles will meet on Monday, the 12th Jan., at Thwaite Hall; and on Wednesday, the 14th, at Tymperon Hall, - each morning at 11 o'clock. The Askham Harriers will meet on Saturday, Jan. 10th at Heltondale; and on Wednesday, the 14th at Hackthorpe, - each morning at 10 o'clock. _______________________________ ------------------------------ Message: 3 Date: Fri, 12 Dec 2008 22:33:47 -0500 From: "Barb Baker" <bbaker48@sympatico.ca> Subject: [ENG-WESTMORLAND] PENRITH HERALD and East Cumberland and Westmorland News, Saturday, January 10, 1874 / SEASONABLE BENEVOLENCE. To: <eng-westmorland@rootsweb.com>, "Genealogy-Cumberland" <Genealogy-Cumberland@googlegroups.com> Message-ID: <BLU0-SMTP3874DB188D1E98CF6AB9D5A0F60@phx.gbl> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" No. 434. Second Week in Quarter. Registered for Transmission Abroad. Price One Penny. SEASONABLE BENEVOLENCE. - The usual New Year benefactions were dispensed at Edenhall on New Year's day. Two four-year-old prime Highland bullocks, purchased in 1872, from MR. HUDSON of Whale, and fed on the home farm, weighing conjointly nearly 100 stones, slaughtered by WILLIAM WRIGHT, the family butcher and divided into suitable cuts, were distributed, under the supervision of MR. BOWSTEAD, among 74 families of Edenhall, Longwathby, and Penrith, in the presence of LADY MUSGRAVE Also 136 nice mince pies were distributed among the heads of each family, manufactured by MONS. L. MARIE, the French cook. We are requested by the vicar of Lazonby to announce the receipt by him of ?10 from SIR R. C. MUSGRAVE, for distributionn among the poor of Lazonby. The Vicar of Soulby, MR. BOWSTEAD, acknowledges receipt of ?5 from SIR R. C. MUSGRAVE, for distribution among the deserving poor of the parish. ------------------------------ Message: 4 Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2008 00:35:25 -0600 From: "SarahReveley" <sarahreveley@grandecom.net> Subject: [ENG-WESTMORLAND] Last Call - Crosby Ravensworth To: <eng-westmorland@rootsweb.com> Message-ID: <AAB17AB5AB424DFD92AD1E8200E80371@DellOpti> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Anybody else for Crosby Ravensworth? I'll wait a few more days. Audrey wondered if they have a database for people to make connections, good idea, I don't think so, they didn't mention it. However it would be a good idea to add your snail mail address and phone number if you want to, just send it to me and I will add it. ------------------------------ Message: 5 Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2008 00:45:29 -0600 From: "SarahReveley" <sarahreveley@grandecom.net> Subject: [ENG-WESTMORLAND] Surname List? To: <eng-westmorland@rootsweb.com> Message-ID: <FA4DD66674CC459F92EB0A1CAF8B9A68@DellOpti> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Is there a Westmorland Surname List? Yes I know there are other surname lists out there, I mean a specific one for Westmorland. They are easy to put in Excel if everybody follows the same format when they post their names. One was started a few years ago on the Cumberland list, you can see it at http://dfnoble.com/CULnames/ . ------------------------------ To contact the ENG-WESTMORLAND list administrator, send an email to ENG-WESTMORLAND-admin@rootsweb.com. To post a message to the ENG-WESTMORLAND mailing list, send an email to ENG-WESTMORLAND@rootsweb.com. __________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ENG-WESTMORLAND-request@rootsweb.com with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body of the email with no additional text. 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Hello Ann This is a bit long, so I’m sending to direct to you in case I clog up the list. I’ll try and précis it later. Most of this I got direct from the Kendal records office in the course of a couple of days work last year. Here are my Crosby names John SMITH (c1780-1845)son OF John SMITH (they may be Reagill) John junior married in Crosby R to Isabella STRONG d of George STRONG (c1755-1828) of Edge (Crosby R parish)I have nothing re his birth (that's a brick wall) Isabella's mother was Ann DODD of Crosby (1760-1808) 1. Ann DODD was christened on 18 Jun 1760 in Crosby R. She died on 9 Oct 1808 in Edge near Plover rigg Crosby R. Second Generation 2. William DODD was born on 25 Aug 1728 in Reagill, Crosby R. Westmoreland. In 1785 he was a Butcher in Maulds Meaburn. He died on 12 Feb 1808 in Reagill. William DODD and Ann BLAND were married on 7 Oct 1756 in Crosby R. Third Generation 4. Henry DODD was born on 2 Apr 1693 in Maulds Meaburn. Henry DODD and Margaret FAYRER were married on 29 Jul 1727 in Crosby R. Margaret FAYRER was born on 5 Jul 1696 in Crosby R. Fourth Generation 8. Henery DOD was born about 1665 in Maulds Meaburn. Henery DOD and Jane WARD were married on 27 Jan 1692 in Crosby R. 9. Jane WARD was born on 14 Feb 1675 in Middleton Westmorland. Henery DOD and Jane WARD had the following children: 4 i. Henry DODD. 10. Allan FAYRER was born on 29 Oct 1655 in Crosby R. Allan FAYRER and Margaret MUNCKHOUSE were married on 20 Nov 1694 in Crosby R. Allan FAYRER and Margaret MUNCKHOUSE had the following children: 5 i. Margaret FAYRER. Fifth Generation 20. Thomas FAYRER was born on 8 Nov 1610 in Crosby R. He died on 6 Jun 1682 in Crosby R. Thomas FAYRER and Barbary GARNETT were married on 15 Aug 1638. 21. Barbary GARNETT was born in 1602 in Crosby R. Thomas FAYRER and Barbary GARNETT had the following children: 10 i. Allan FAYRER. Sixth Generation 40. Thomas FAYRER was born in 1580 in Crosby R. Thomas FAYRER and Elizabeth SANDERSON were married on 26 Oct 1608 in Crosby R. Cumbria England. 41. Elizabeth SANDERSON was born on 2 Feb 1584 in Morland Cumbria, England. Thomas FAYRER and Elizabeth SANDERSON had the following children: 20 i. Thomas FAYRER. 42. Anthony GARNETT was born chr 18 Jan 1583 in Kendal. Anthony GARNETT and Elizabeth PARKINE were married on 15 Jun 1601 in Crosby R. 43. Elizabeth PARKINE was born about 1580 in Crosby R. Anthony GARNETT and Elizabeth PARKINE had the following children: 21 i. Barbary GARNETT. Seventh Generation 82. John SANDERSON was born on 3 Jan 1551 in Morland. 83. Isabell DOCKER was born about 1550. John SANDERSON and Isabell DOCKER had the following children: 41 i. Elizabeth SANDERSON. James GARNETT was born about 1550. James GARNETT and Isabell THECKSTONE were married on 26 Jul 1581 in Kendal. Isabell THECKSTONE was born about 1560 in Greyrigg Cumbria. James GARNETT and Isabell THECKSTONE had the following children: 42 i. Anthony GARNETT. William SANDERSON was born about 1520 in Morland. William SANDERSON had the following children: 82 i. John SANDERSON. I kept in the last couple of generations for completeness, please delete if you wish. I do hope this is Ok. Thank you so much for the work you are doing, I am more than happy to share any of the above with anyone and would be glad of any corrections and extra information. Liz Woods