----- Original Message ----- From: "R Meehan" <antrob@optonline.net> To: <ENG-YKS-BRADFORD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2003 3:04 AM Subject: [ BRAD] BOTTOMLEY Hi R Meehan, is this what you are looking for? Regards Janet Ogden Descendants of Sarah Ann Dewhirst Generation No. 1 1. SARAH ANN1 DEWHIRST was born May 10, 1843, and died October 17, 1917. She married JOHN BOTTOMLEY October 24, 1865 in Trinity Baptist, son of WILLIAM BOTTOMLEY and ELIZABETH TOPHAM. He was born June 27, 1844. More About JOHN BOTTOMLEY: Christening: 1844 Children of SARAH DEWHIRST and JOHN BOTTOMLEY are: i. SARAH2 BOTTOMLEY, b. May 22, 1865; d. August 8, 1870. ii. MARY ANN BOTTOMLEY, b. September 4, 1867; d. January 8, 1869. 2. iii. HENRY JOHN BOTTOMLEY, b. October 24, 1870; d. March 18, 1928. iv. MARY J BOTTOMLEY, b. August 21, 1872; m. HERBERT MILTON DEWHIRST, April 6, 1897, Wesley Place; b. 1867; d. May 24, 1929. 3. v. WILLIAM BOTTOMLEY, b. October 25, 1873; d. February 2, 1941. 4. vi. ANNIE BOTTOMLEY, b. December 20, 1875; d. January 28, 1928. 5. vii. ARTHUR BOTTOMLEY, b. February 12, 1878; d. February 11, 1949. 6. viii. ELIZABETH ANN BOTTOMLEY, b. April 11, 1880; d. September 22, 1950. 7. ix. ALFRED ERNEST BOTTOMLEY, b. February 14, 1882; d. January 14, 1961. Generation No. 2 2. HENRY JOHN2 BOTTOMLEY (SARAH ANN1 DEWHIRST) was born October 24, 1870, and died March 18, 1928. He married ELIZABETH ANN JOWETT August 1, 1892. She was born 1870, and died November 25, 1950. Child of HENRY BOTTOMLEY and ELIZABETH JOWETT is: i. SARAH ELIZABETH CISSE3 BOTTOMLEY, b. June 21, 1893; m. JOHN HINDLEY, ?; b. 1893. 3. WILLIAM2 BOTTOMLEY (SARAH ANN1 DEWHIRST) was born October 25, 1873, and died February 2, 1941. He married (1) LILLIE HUDSON July 27, 1898 in Wesley Place. She died June 28, 1919. He married (2) EDITH HUDSON August 1921 in Tetley St Baptist. Children of WILLIAM BOTTOMLEY and LILLIE HUDSON are: i. JOHN3 BOTTOMLEY, b. November 7, 1900. ii. IDA BOTTOMLEY, b. September 15, 1908. 4. ANNIE2 BOTTOMLEY (SARAH ANN1 DEWHIRST) was born December 20, 1875, and died January 28, 1928. She married HARRY KITCHEN July 27, 1898 in Wesley Place. He was born 1873, and died November 13, 1954. Children of ANNIE BOTTOMLEY and HARRY KITCHEN are: i. VIOLET W3 BOTTOMLEY, b. May 20, 1900. ii. JOHN BOTTOMLEY, b. April 27, 1902. 5. ARTHUR2 BOTTOMLEY (SARAH ANN1 DEWHIRST) was born February 12, 1878, and died February 11, 1949. He married AGNES GIVIN 1903 in New Brighton Baptist Church. Children of ARTHUR BOTTOMLEY and AGNES GIVIN are: i. ZILLA3 BOTTOMLEY, b. September 25, 1904. ii. MARIEL BOTTOMLEY, b. April 21, 1906. iii. JOAN BOTTOMLEY, b. 1918. 6. ELIZABETH ANN2 BOTTOMLEY (SARAH ANN1 DEWHIRST) was born April 11, 1880, and died September 22, 1950. She married HENRY HUDSON July 17, 1907 in Wesley Place. He was born 1880. Children of ELIZABETH BOTTOMLEY and HENRY HUDSON are: i. MILTON3 BOTTOMLEY, b. April 12, 1909. ii. HENRY HUDSON, b. April 3, 1914; d. July 28, 1941, Killed In 2ND World War; m. GERTIE; b. 1914. 7. ALFRED ERNEST2 BOTTOMLEY (SARAH ANN1 DEWHIRST) was born February 14, 1882, and died January 14, 1961. He married ANNIE HAIGH August 31, 1909 in Wesley Place. She was born December 26, 1881, and died January 14, 1961. Children of ALFRED BOTTOMLEY and ANNIE HAIGH are: i. ALFRED KENNETH3 BOTTOMLEY, m. JOAN KELSALL, July 5, 1946, Stockport Registry Office; b. January 24, 1921. ii. FREDA MAY BOTTOMLEY, b. August 29, 1912; d. December 20, 1970; m. JOHN LISTER WEBSTER, December 21, 1933, Wesley Place; b. January 3, 1908; d. June 28, 1972. > Hello, List, > I hope the following rings a bell with someone. I think they could lead me > to my mother's family in the UK. I am convinced she has family still there! > Regards, > Roberta > USA > > Descendants of John Bottomley > > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. John1 Bottomley was born Abt. 1845 in Bradford, Yorkshire, UK. He > married Sarah Ann Dewhirst. > > Children of John Bottomley and Sarah Dewhirst are: > 2. i. Arthur2 Bottomley, b. 1878, Bradford, Yorkshire, UK. > ii. Alfred Ernest Bottomley, b. February 14, 1882; d. January 14, 1961. > > > iii. Elizabeth A. Bottomley, b. Abt. 1880, Bradford, Yorkshire, UK. > > > > > Generation No. 2 > > 2. Arthur2 Bottomley (John1) was born 1878 in Bradford, Yorkshire, UK. He > married Agnes Givin June 08, 1903 in Birkenhead, Cheshire, England, daughter > of Thomas Givin and Eliza Cobham. > > Child of Arthur Bottomley and Agnes Givin is: > i. Zillah Agnes3 Bottomley, b. September 25, 1904, Poulton Cum Seacombe, > Cheshire, UK. > > > > > > > > ==== ENG-YKS-BRADFORD Mailing List ==== > Its expected that all subscribers to the list have a virus detection program installed. If you dont have one then please install one immediately. ***** You Know It Makes Sense ***** > > ============================== > 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 am trying to trace a spinster, Mary HAIGH, on the 1841 census. I believe she lived in Manningham and would be 20 years old. She should be living with her father, an accountant called either Thomas or John HAIGH. Please can someone help? Regards Margaret Switzerland

In article <00c501c3461a$eb9cc640$3e9d5c8b@citac.net>, Mark Elliott <rmelliott@btinternet.com> wrote: > I am very confused about several records missing from the IGI for > Bradford, even though my Phillimore Atlas and Index implies that all > the Parish Church has been photographed. > I thought at first it was just my BREAR family, as I was missing Thomas > BREAR (b1788), his marriage to Martha (abt 1809) and the birth of his > son David (1818) and most of his other children too. However I am now > unable to find the birth of Mary HAIGH who died in 1898 age 77 (= birth > 1821). All seem certainly to have been born in Bradford, probably in > Manningham. > Am I just unlucky? Is there something I don't know? Can anybody > help? > Regards > Margaret > Switzerland Hello Margaret There were (and are) lots of other churches in and near Bradford besides the Parish Church, and some of the many non Church of England churches and chapels are not included in the IGI. However IGI FamilySearch lists the christening of a Mary HAIGH at Bradford Parish Church on 25 Dec 1821 with father John HAIGH and mother Sarah. Could this be your Mary ? Robin -- Robin Illingworth, Leeds (illingworthr@argonet.co.uk) -----------------------------------------------------

I am very confused about several records missing from the IGI for Bradford, even though my Phillimore Atlas and Index implies that all the Parish Church has been photographed. I thought at first it was just my BREAR family, as I was missing Thomas BREAR (b1788), his marriage to Martha (abt 1809) and the birth of his son David (1818) and most of his other children too. However I am now unable to find the birth of Mary HAIGH who died in 1898 age 77 (= birth 1821). All seem certainly to have been born in Bradford, probably in Manningham. Am I just unlucky? Is there something I don't know? Can anybody help? Regards Margaret Switzerland

Is there a chance that someone could tell me how to look up Marriage Banns for St. Peter's in Bradford in 1842? Or, if these records are not generally available, could someone tell me if there is a record of Marriage Banns for the marriage on 29th January 1843 of Hannah KETTLEWELL to William Beaumont LEATHER? Helen Whyte Ottawa, Canada

Hello, List, I hope the following rings a bell with someone. I think they could lead me to my mother's family in the UK. I am convinced she has family still there! Regards, Roberta USA Descendants of John Bottomley Generation No. 1 1. John1 Bottomley was born Abt. 1845 in Bradford, Yorkshire, UK. He married Sarah Ann Dewhirst. Children of John Bottomley and Sarah Dewhirst are: 2. i. Arthur2 Bottomley, b. 1878, Bradford, Yorkshire, UK. ii. Alfred Ernest Bottomley, b. February 14, 1882; d. January 14, 1961. iii. Elizabeth A. Bottomley, b. Abt. 1880, Bradford, Yorkshire, UK. Generation No. 2 2. Arthur2 Bottomley (John1) was born 1878 in Bradford, Yorkshire, UK. He married Agnes Givin June 08, 1903 in Birkenhead, Cheshire, England, daughter of Thomas Givin and Eliza Cobham. Child of Arthur Bottomley and Agnes Givin is: i. Zillah Agnes3 Bottomley, b. September 25, 1904, Poulton Cum Seacombe, Cheshire, UK.

David BREAR and Mary HAIGH were married in Bradford Parish Church on 23 June 1841. Both fathers were called Thomas, and, from the 1841 census I know that the BREAR family lived in Manningham. I ordered the marriage certificate, but it gave me no information I did not know, and no addresses. Could someone please look at the banns for this marriage to see if they can offer me any help. Thank you Margaret Switzerland

I have just been looking up a birth on 1837 online, the year that I was looking in was 1840. I thought that the writing was terrible, so I have decided to write and congratulate all the transcribers who transcribe for FREE BMD. Without them, our searching would be much harder to do. I will never use 1837 online again, once my credits have ran out. Thank you once again for doing the transcriptions for us. Diane --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.497 / Virus Database: 296 - Release Date: 7/4/03

Hello, I am trying to locate my 2 g-grandfather and his sister. They were both born in England and had other siblings as well. George Middleton was born June 7, 1846 and his sister Mary Ellen was born 12 Apr. 1857. George and his sister and possibly 2 brothers left England and came to Canada in 1866 landing in St. John, New Brunswick, unfortunately there are no passenger records. The brothers were thought to have returned to England fairly soon. I have located all of George and his sister's marriage and death records as well as their obituaries, children's birth records, but all it says is "England" for place of birth. No parents names. I created a database with from the GRO records with every George Middleton from 1845-47, and every Mary Ellen, and Ellen from 1856-1858. I then highlighted similar counties (? not sure that's what you call them) in similar colors. I only got one match, both in West Riding. George Middleton June quarter 1846 Ecclesal Bierlow Mary Ellen Middleton June quarter 1857 Bradford Since Mary Ellen was born in Bradford I was hoping the family had moved from Ecclesal Bierlow to Bradford and were still there in the 1860 census. Someone was kind enough to look up all the Middleton's in Bradford in the 1860 census and gave me the Piece number, Enumeration District, and folio for each one. (I have the list if anyone could use it to help me, just let me know). I am not sure how best to put this information to work for me. I would like to put George and Mary Ellen in the same house in the 1860 census. I do not have a local LDS site that I can travel to. Could someone please tell me how best to proceed. This is my last brick wall in England and I would love to see my way through it. Any assistance would be gratefully received. Kind Regards ~ Sherrie ~ USA, Maine

Hi Listers Can anyone give me assistance regarding Mary MITCHELL married Thomas SPENCER On May, 29, 1842 at St Peter's Bradford Looking for her Birth or Death Regards Alan Spencer Melbourne, Australia

I will be off the list for a while, since I am leaving tomorrow for the USA and our family reunion next weekend at the Allenberry Resort, Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania, hosted by my American cousins. This will be the 5th reunion we have attended, three in America, one in Victoria BC and one in Leeds, which I organised in 1997. Officially, it's called the Ambler-Stockdill Reunion, since my American cousins all descend from James Henry Ambler of Leeds, who married Fanny Jane Stockdill, a cousin of my Bradford grandfather, at Kennington, south London, in 1885 and who then migrated to the States in 1907. Ambler descendants and Stockdills will be coming from Pennsylvania, Virginia, Kentucky, Florida, Georgia, Connecticut, North Carolina and Colorado, also from Alberta, Canada, and seven of us from England. We have booked the entire Allenberry Resort for next Friday night and I understand the local populace (and police) have been alerted ! I hope also to indulge my keen interest in the American Civil War with a visit to the Gettysburg battlefield. Philadelphia will have the pleasure of our company for a few days beforehand and I want to thank those who responded to my request a while ago for things to do and see there, if I omitted to thank everyone personally. Then it's on to Washington for a few more days before we return to Blighty. So if anyone e-mails me in the meantime, please be patient and I will respond on my return. Oh - and my thanks to everyone who stopped to chat at the York Family History Fair. I enjoyed seeing lots of old friends and it was another great day. Roy Stockdill (Editor, Journal of One-Name Studies) SoG Executive & Director of Projects, FFHS Guild of One-Name Studies:- www.one-name.org Newbies' Guide to Genealogy & Family History:- www.genuki.org.uk/gs/Newbie.html Never ask a man if he comes from Yorkshire. If he does he will tell you, if he does not why humiliate him? - Canon Sydney Smith

A HAPPY 4th.OF JULY TO ALL OUR AMERICAN FRIENDS AND RELATIONS. May you all find your founding fathers Best Wishes---Derek.

Colin, Thank you for the "map"!! It is such a help! My family and I went to Yorkshire, years ago, and just did a day tour. The map helps make sense of our trip. It also ,shows the "little "towns" were my "family started out", or at least as far back as I have. Thank you again, for this lovely "gift", to the list. Cindy Brewer Dooley, for Denver, Colorado, U.S.A. _________________________________________________________________ STOP MORE SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

Greetings everybody, My g.g.grandfather William Binns was a tailor in Cullingworth for most of his short life. He died of consumption in 1854 aged 48, having fathered no fewer than ten children. The address given on his death certificate is Lodge Field, Cullingworth. Is anybody able to tell me where Lodge Field was/is or how I might be able to locate it. Many thanks for any crumbs. Regards, David Binns, Tyneside --- Incoming mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.490 / Virus Database: 289 - Release Date: 16/06/03

I have obtained a Will for my PHILLIPS family and have a bit of a dilemma here and was wondering if you can do a look up on the 1851 Census and what I have is the following I am wondering if you have a James Phillips and I don't know is wife but his children were - James , Joseph , Thomas , Annie and Emily , and it didn't give me their address's We have a feeling it was in Bradford or Leeds but maybe wrong ..... well in 1897 Will, James is deceased so it does break it down a bit Hope to hear from anyone that can help me with this dilemma Ann in Australia

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.

Hi List, I am tracing the origin of FAGLEY HOUSE in Moorside Eccleshill in Bradford. I know that Benjamin FARRER lived there from 1827 to 1832. He was left money and property from his Uncle John JOBSON who died in 1826. I want to find out if John JOBSOn built Fagley House and left it to his nephew Benjamin or did Benjamin built it himself. Is anyone going to West Yorkshire Archives where I believe they hold deeds of property from 1704 - 1970. Thanks, Maureen in Australia

New on this list: Here are my surnames; Eunice Sutcliffe b 1807 Calverly, to Jonas Sutcliffe, Nathaniel Claughton/Clafton of Farley b 1788 Pauline in Kinmount On Canada:-) _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus

Does anyone know where Holme Lane was in Bradford in 1849? I have an 1849 map of Bradford but can't find it. I know that there was (still is?) a Holme Lane in Dudley Hill in the early part of the 20th century but was expecting to find the 1849 Holme Lane in the Thornton or Manningham areas. TIA, Marilyn Maybury

Hi All Have just received info about the marriage of Sarah Ann Gallagher born 21 Jan 1894 in Bradford to Arthur Nunn Born 1891 they were married at St Williams Roman Catholic Church on Ingleby Street 22 May 1915 On the marriage certificate it gives Sarah's father as Patrick Gallagher have looked through the 1901 census online trying to locate this family but have had no success has any list member got access to the parish records for this church and if so could you look up Sarah's baptism for a mothers name Thank you in advance Judith Gorbutt