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G'day Listers, Are there any persons on the list who have the surname Lightowler in their family tree and if they have an Emily Lightowler amongst them.. Below is the the only information I have that I sourced from freeBMD.. Marriage : Sept 1888 LIGHTOWLER Emily Bradford Y. 9b 289 Mitchell James Bradford,Y. 9b 289 Here is the census records I found 1891 CENSUS Ref : RG 12 -Piece 3613 - Folio160- Page 43 Address : 67 Bradford Rd, ODSAL North Bierley - Yorkshire JAMES Mitchell 25 married Occup Worsted Coating Overlooker EMILY Mitchell 27 wife WILLIAM HY 1 Son 1901 CENSUS Ref : RG 13-Piece 4176- Folio 50 - Page 32 - Schedule No. 220 Address : 67 Odsal Top, North Bierley -Yorkshire Administrative County - Bradford Civil Parish - North Bierley Ecclesiastical Parish - Wibsey Holy Trinity Parliamentry Borough - Shipley Yorkshire JAMES Mitchell 35 marr Occup Weaving O'looker b. Bradford Emily 37 wife b. Bradford William Hy 11 son b. Bradford Frank 8 son b. Bradford Albert 0 son b .Bradford Kind regards Lori Mitchell

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I have just received the Marriage Certificate [after many years of searching] for my 2xgt grandparents. If anyone is going to Bradford Library could I please ask for a look up on the 1851 Census cards. I will be forever grateful. I only have names as the address on the marriage certificate [1852] just said Bradford. The names are:- James HAINSWORTH who should - hopefully - be living with his father William HAINSWORTH & family. James would be about 27 years. James was a comber - William was a labourer. Hannah WATMOUGH/Watmuff daughter of Joshua WATMOUGH/WATMUFF, she would be about 22 years. As Hannah was a servant she may not be with her family. Joshua was a comber. Any help much appreciated. Thank you. Kind regards Judith Kettlewell

----- Original Message ----- From: Judith Kettlewell To: ENG-YKS-BRADFORD-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2003 10:38 PM Subject: 1851 Census Cards - Bradford I have just received the Marriage Certificate [after many years of searching] for my 2xgt grandparents. If anyone is going to Bradford Library could I please ask for a look up on the 1851 Census cards. I will be forever grateful. I only have names as the address on the marriage certificate [1852] just said Bradford. The names are:- James HAINSWORTH who should - hopefully - be living with his father William HAINSWORTH & family. James would be about 27 years. James was a comber - William was a labourer. Hannah WATMOUGH/Watmuff daughter of Joshua WATMOUGH/WATMUFF, she would be about 22 years. As Hannah was a servant she may not be with her family. Joshua was a comber. Any help much appreciated. Thank you. Kind regards Judith Kettlewell

Sent this last night but haven't seen it appear yet! ----- Original Message ----- From: Judith Kettlewell To: ENG-YKS-BRADFORD-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2003 10:38 PM Subject: 1851 Census Cards - Bradford I have just received the Marriage Certificate [after many years of searching] for my 2xgt grandparents. If anyone is going to Bradford Library could I please ask for a look up on the 1851 Census cards. I will be forever grateful. I only have names as the address on the marriage certificate [1852] just said Bradford. The names are:- James HAINSWORTH who should - hopefully - be living with his father William HAINSWORTH & family. James would be about 27 years. James was a comber - William was a labourer. Hannah WATMOUGH/Watmuff daughter of Joshua WATMOUGH/WATMUFF, she would be about 22 years. As Hannah was a servant she may not be with her family. Joshua was a comber. Any help much appreciated. Thank you. Kind regards Judith Kettlewell

I have just received the Marriage Certificate [after many years of searching] for my 2xgt grandparents. If anyone is going to Bradford Library could I please ask for a look up on the 1851 Census cards. I will be forever grateful. I only have names as the address on the marriage certificate [1852] just said Bradford. The names are:- James HAINSWORTH who should - hopefully - be living with his father William HAINSWORTH & family. James would be about 27 years. James was a comber - William was a labourer. Hannah WATMOUGH/Watmuff daughter of Joshua WATMOUGH/WATMUFF, she would be about 22 years. As Hannah was a servant she may not be with her family. Joshua was a comber. Any help much appreciated. Thank you. Kind regards Judith Kettlewell

Looking for any info on THOMAS SAVILLE(Savile) and AMELIA PRIESTLEY who married on Dec 25 1814 in Bradford Thanks Nora UK

__________ (derek deShelfe sent on 26 Mar 2003) [For Murray Mitchell in Canada,but please read,you might be able to help him too] Hi Murray, I looked for George in the East End first,but he wasn't there.So,as I'd found Elizabeth in the West End,I thought I'd try that,and----Bingo !! 1841 Census Bradford,West End Black Abbey Joel RILEY,aged 45,Comber Hannah RILEY,aged 45. Joseph RILEY,aged 15, George RILEY,aged 15.Coal Miner Mary RILEY,aged 10,Spinner John CLEGG,aged 10,Comber. [All born in Yorkshire] This George was the only one in both West & East Ends of the right age to be your George. You'll no doubt know that ages in 1841 were rounded down to the nearest number ending in 0 or 5.Joseph might well have been as old as 19. I had a look at the IGI for Yorkshire, and found these entries,which might or might not be yours---- Joel RILEY married Hannah PENNY,2nd.Jan. 1818,Bradford. Joel RILEY bapt.29th.April 1792,son of George & Sarah RILEY,Thornton by Bradford. George RILEY married Sarah BENTLEY, 8th.March 1789,Bradford. George RILEY bapt.1st.Feb,1764,Bradford son of Joshua RILEY I expect you know that the IGI is not always to be trusted as regards accuracy All the above entries really need to be checked at their original source. Next time I go to the library would you like me to look for George & Elizabeth on the 1861 census ? Cheers----Derek.

[For Murray Mitchell (Canada),but please read this,you might be able to help him] Hi Murray, For census purposes the densely populated centre of Bradford was split into 2 districts--East End & West End. Bradford Moor is in the East End,but the surname index for 1841 showed no entry for AGLEY at all.So I looked at the index for West End and found just 1 entry for AGLEY. I found the entry on the microfilm,and think this is your Elizabeth----- 1841 Census Bradford,West End. Providence Street John MADEN,aged 30,Woolcomber. Henrietta MADEN,aged 40. Joshua MADEN,aged 25,Woolcomber. James AGLEY,aged 15,Woolcomber. Elizabeth AGLEY,aged 12. [All born in Yorkshire] As you know the 1841 census is very poor on detail,and the ages often bear no resemblance to the truth.So there are no relationships given. I would guess that James was Elizabeth's older brother,but whether the Madens were their relatives is anybody's guess. Incidentally there were no AGLEYS anywhere in Bradford on the 1851 census card index.With such an unusual name I should be able to look through all the 1841 surname indexes to see if there were any more in other districts. You may have to get Elizabeth's marriage certificate to find her father's name. I will deal with George RILEY [Yes,I found him also--with parents],after I've had my evening meal. Cheers------Derek.

Just posting my interests SAVILLE's 1800's - Wibsey and Gt Horton Thomas married 1814 Joseph born 1816 Jonathon born 1842 Lydia born 1836 GRAY's 1800's Grace born 1819 PRIESTLEY Amelia married 1814 Nora UK

Hi I know a Tumbling Hill Street. It is round the back of the University and College and down towards Thornton Road. My 1966/7 street list says the following. Tumbling Hill Street. ( two portions) Thornton Road to a point 17 yards south west of Carlton Street, and from Richmond Road for 84 yards. It actually runs from Thornton Road up to Richmond Road and is in the Listerhills area of town. Regards Lynne

Hi, My gr gr grandfather lived at 59 Tumblinghill, Horton in 1869. I can't find this on current or old maps I have access to. Could anyone help me with where this was located? Thanks, Dave Dave Knowles Powick, Worcs, UK Researching : CLEAREY, HEBDEN, HUSTLER, INGHAM, JACKSON, KNOWLES, NORTHEN, WILKINSON

Sorry, meant to copy this to the list as well. Dave Dave Knowles Powick, Worcs, UK Researching : CLEAREY, HEBDEN, HUSTLER, INGHAM, JACKSON, KNOWLES, NORTHEN, WILKINSON -----Original Message----- From: dave knowles [mailto:david_knowles@lineone.net] Sent: 25 March 2003 20:42 To: Murray Mitchell Subject: RE: [ BRAD] census 1841 help Hi Murray, You can write to the Bradford Registrar Office (Manor Row, Bradford...I can give you the full postal address) and ask them to do a search of the Marriage for you. They will do a search spanning five years and will search all of the areas of Bradford. They will charge £6.50 to provide you with a copy of the marriage certificate, should they find it. They haven't failed me yet. They can also provide birth certificates. They take credit card payments. They normally ask for a special form to be used when requesting the search. Why not e-mail them first and see if they can e-mail you a soft copy of the form? E-mail is : registrar@bradford.gov.uk Dave Knowles Powick, Worcs, UK Researching : CLEAREY, HEBDEN, HUSTLER, INGHAM, JACKSON, KNOWLES, NORTHEN, WILKINSON -----Original Message----- From: Murray Mitchell [mailto:murray.mitchell@shaw.ca] Sent: 25 March 2003 15:56 To: ENG-YKS-BRADFORD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ BRAD] census 1841 help I am new to this list and also to genealogy, so any help anyone can provide would be appreciated. In the 1851 census my great great grandfather - name George Riley age 24 Coal miner is listed as residing at Bradford Moor, School Street. He had a wife Elizabeth age 20 - worsted weaver and son John age 1. All were listed as being born in Bradford. Can any one help me in looking at 1841 census to see if George and Elizabeth are listed? Elizabeth's maiden name was Agley. Also were was School Street? Where would I look for a marriage record? I am not able to visit Bradford and live in Canada. Thanks Murray Mitchell Calgary Alberta Phone/Fax (403) 256-8731 This email with any attachments is confidential and may be subject to legal privilege. If it is not intended for you please reply immediately, destroy it and do not copy, disclose or use it in any way. ==== ENG-YKS-BRADFORD Mailing List ==== Please do not just click on 'reply' - Change the subject line to describe more accurately the subject of *your* message. ============================== 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

Greetings I have a relation that worked for the firm S. R. Myers & Co. Ltd. of Colliergate Bradford in the mid 1890's Does any one know what type of business S R Myers conducted ? Howard Newcastle Australia ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This email, including any attachments, is intended only for use by the addressee(s) and may contain confidential and/or personal information and may also be the subject of legal privilege. Any personal information contained in this email is not to be used or disclosed for any purpose other than the purpose for which you have received it. If you are not the intended recipient, you must not disclose or use the information contained in it. In this case, please let me know by return email, delete the message permanently from your system and destroy any copies. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Hello There are film copies of the 1841 census of Bradford at Bradford library and also street indexes. They also have copies of the booklets of surname indexes produced by the Bradford Family History Society which can also be purchased from the society in either booklet or microfiche form. Cds have also been produced of the West Riding 1841 and other areas for purchase by Stepping Stones. Hope this helps. Lynne

I am new to this list and also to genealogy, so any help anyone can provide would be appreciated. In the 1851 census my great great grandfather - name George Riley age 24 Coal miner is listed as residing at Bradford Moor, School Street. He had a wife Elizabeth age 20 - worsted weaver and son John age 1. All were listed as being born in Bradford. Can any one help me in looking at 1841 census to see if George and Elizabeth are listed? Elizabeth's maiden name was Agley. Also were was School Street? Where would I look for a marriage record? I am not able to visit Bradford and live in Canada. Thanks Murray Mitchell Calgary Alberta Phone/Fax (403) 256-8731 This email with any attachments is confidential and may be subject to legal privilege. If it is not intended for you please reply immediately, destroy it and do not copy, disclose or use it in any way.

I don't want a look-up but I would like to know what means are being used to do these look-ups? Lynda in Montreal ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ann" <joyrene@iinet.net.au> To: <ENG-YKS-BRADFORD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 27, 2000 7:52 AM Subject: [ BRAD] 1841 CENSUS LOOK-UP > I am wondering if SKS would do a look-up for the 1841 Census for West Riding please. > > I am looking for a person at this address and tell me who is living at this address with this person > > > Jackson House, North Parade Northgate. > > Caroline Phillips she is aged 20 and a dressmaker . > > I am hoping someone can tell me if she is living with other people or not ?. > > Hope to hear from someone that can help me with this enquiry. > > Ann in Australia > > > > ==== ENG-YKS-BRADFORD Mailing List ==== > E-mail etiquette pays dividends! - please CAPITALISE surnames, > other text CAPITALisation usually means your shouting! > > ============================== > 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 a mystery with Emily HUDSON born abt 1886 in Bradford. on her marriage certificate her father is shown as John a Gas Stoker. I can't find a birth or any record of Emily, however I did find a Matilda HUDSON who fits the profile with a father John a Gas Stoker and bought her birth certificate just in case. I saw a posting of Alternate names on the list this morning and checked alternates for Matilda and found Milly, I am wondering if it is too long a bow to take Matilda to Milly to Emily? And would she put her alternate name on her Marriage certificate instead of her true name. By the way, she married Talbot BROGDEN in Bradford at St Peters in 1911. Any suggestions gratefully accepted. thanks Sharon Australia

Hi, I also would like a copy also please as my great grandmother was living there when she died Don in Sydney ----- Original Message ----- From: "Owen" <okclough@paradise.net.nz> To: <ENG-YKS-BRADFORD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 22, 2003 7:07 PM Subject: [ BRAD] Street Name > G'day List, > > Anyone know of a street called EBOR st Horton. Is it still there?? and if > so is there a possibility that someone could take a photo for me. > > Regards > Owen Clough > Christchurch > NZ > > > ==== ENG-YKS-BRADFORD Mailing List ==== > E-mail etiquette pays dividends! - please CAPITALISE surnames, > other text CAPITALisation usually means your shouting! > > ============================== > 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 >