Hi Concetta Try 1851 England Census about Richard Standley Name: Richard Standley Age: 51 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1800 Relation: Head Spouse's Name: Mary Standley Gender: M (Male) Where born: Worthington, Leicestershire, England Civil Parish: Thringstone County/Island: Leicestershire Country: England Registration District: Ashby De La Zouch Sub-registration District: Measham ED, institution, or vessel: 8b Neighbors: View others on page Household Schedule Number: 2 Piece: 2084 Page Number: 1 Household Members: Name Age Richard Standley 51 Mary Standley 42 Sarah Standley 18 John Standley 16 Mary Standley 14 Joseph Standley 10 Charles Standley 7 George Standley 1 Richard Price 65 Source Citation: Class: HO107; Piece: 2084; Page: 1; GSU roll: 87710-87711. Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) On 22/01/2014 18:17, C. Phillipps wrote: > Nivard's right, people need to post more queries to the list! > > So I'm going to contribute my current quandry to see what you guys think. > > John Richard Stanley (or Richard John Stanley, depending on the record), > was b. 1834 in either Whitwick or Coleorton. > > I found a christening record that fits this information which states > Richard John Stanley, ch. 09 November 1834, son of Richard and Mary Stanley > in Whitwick. > > I found him in the 1841 census quite easily, so then I was able to gather > his parents' info as well: > > Richard Stanley, b. ~1799 Leicestershire, England > Mary Stanley, b. ~1821 Leicestershire, England > > And I found him my John easily on the 1861 census, after he's married his > lovely wife Emily Neal. > > But I can't seem to locate my John OR his father on the 1851 census on > either FamilySearch or FindMyPast. This seems to be an odd hole. > > Anyone want to have a gander at where Richard and Mary are in 1851? I > believe I have found Richard's death in 1857 in Ashby de la Zouch (though > it says age 65, b. 1792) so , so in theory he should be alive in 1851. > > Thanks for any help anyone wants to offer, > Concetta

On 2014-01-22 6:45 PM, Geraldine Bancroft wrote: > Hi Elizabeth > > Do you have a Richard amongst your Castle Donington CHEATLEs. The sister of > one of my ancestor's married a Richard CHEATLE in 1862. She was a widow > living in Hathern nearby. Richard died before 1871 so I don't know any more > about him. He was 51 when he died in 1870. Ann outlived 3 husbands who > were very good at avoiding the census! Hi Geraldine, If ever I can get into those registers I will have a look for Richard at Castle Donnington. It is time that I lack although this has stirred up my interest once again in Sarah Cheatle with parents William and Sarah Cheatle baptized at Ashby de la Zouch in 1795. I generally blog on whatever I am doing (can see my blog in my signature) but perhaps Cheatle will stay a topic for a bit and I will get that done. Elizabeth Kipp -- Elizabeth (Blake) Kipp BA PLCGS BLAKE-one-name-study, PINCOMBE-one-name-study Guild of One Name Studies #4600 Website: http://www.kipp-blake-families.ca/elizabethmain.htm Blog: http://kippeeb.blogspot.ca/

Hi Ruth The surname MUR doesn't sound right, have you seen the original entry ? MUIR, MOOR possibly ? Burial wise how about England, Select Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991 about Hannah Tyler Name: Hannah Tyler Gender: Female Burial Date: 9 Aug 1855 Burial Place: Great Casterton, Rutland, England FHL Film Number: 1999556 Reference ID: item 2 p 52 Source Information: Ancestry.com. England, Select Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014. Original data: England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991. Salt Lake City, Utah: FamilySearch, 2013. Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) On 22/01/2014 18:36, Ruth Wright wrote: > > > > Not exactly Leicestershire but in Rutland- William TYLER Of Wing, > Rutland married Hannah MUR of Glaston, Rutland July 6, 1786. I've > been able to find info on the Tylers but can find nothing in the > online records for Hannah Mur. William dies in 1821 but I can't find > a death or burial for Hannah. She's mentioned in his Will, so was > still alive in 1821. Any help or suggestions would be greatly > appreciated. RuthOntario,Canada

On 22/01/2014 17:35, Elizabeth Kipp wrote: > Any connection to William Cheatle and Sarah Woodcock of Castle > Donnington? I have these parish registers in fiche form but have not yet > found anything to indicate that they remained at Castle Donnington but > were they the William and Sarah Cheatle who buried a Sarah Cheatle in > 1793 and baptized a daughter Sarah in 1795 at Ashby de la Zouch? It > would be nice to either claim or eliminate William Cheatle and Sarah > Woodcock. I don't have anything that indicates a Castle Donington connection at the moment. I need to go through the data to see what's what. -- Connie http://oursalmons.wordpress.com/

On 22/01/2014 17:49, moonshell wrote: > Can you explain this reference? > > Do you have Mary ADAMS will 1839 from the PCC? > (widow of Stephen) > > What is the PCC (excuse my ignorance). Excused :) Everyone has come across something they don't know. It stand for Prerogative Court of Canterbury. It was where Wills were proved. I think I'm correct in saying that where someone had property in more than one ecclesiastical jurisdiction, the PCC was where the will was proved as it was the senior court. The other main one was the Prerogative Court of York (PCY). You'll find the index to PCC wills both pre and post 1858 on Ancestry. The images are available for those pre 1858. The quality of the images I've look at has been good. They are office copies and can go over more than one page but they aren't shown as being multi page. These are from the books that used to be held at the Public Record Office in Chancery Lane prior to being moved to Kew. -- Connie http://oursalmons.wordpress.com/

No problem Unfortunately its hard to tell what someone has or their knowledge of it in one email (even a fairly lengthy one ;-) PCC = Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills, 1384-1858 Before 1858 probate was a matter for the ecclesiastical courts and it depended on various things as to where it was administered Canterbury was the highest level Marys will is in the PCC wills 1839, it states she was the widow of Stephen and mentions at least some of the names you do including DOUBLEDAY & Francis Stanhope ADAMS It is available on Ancestry or from the National Archives for a small fee Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) On 22/01/2014 17:49, moonshell wrote: > Hi Nivard, > No, I have not found much of the information you sent! I will be looking > through it this evening. > > Can you explain this reference? > > Do you have Mary ADAMS will 1839 from the PCC? > (widow of Stephen) > > What is the PCC (excuse my ignorance). > > - Shannon

Hi Emma You probably have these but ....... Ancestry, UK Poll Books Goscote East Hundred 1775 Freeholders Names and Places of Abode of what the freehold consists and in whose tenure Wartnaby ADAMS James South Croxton Land; William FAN ADAMS John Wykeham House and Land; Joseph WARTNABY There are later ADAMS re Wartnaby Robert 1830, 32 East Goscote & 1841 Framland Herbert 1857, 59 & 1865 Melton Mowbray Also Stephen ADAMS 1818 Framland Stephen ADAMS 1832 Framland Thorpe Arnold Thomas ADAMS 1841 Framland Thorpe Arnold Thomas ADAMS 1857 Melton Mowbray ---------------- Ancestry also have links to familysearch and from that William Hinkley Adams 8 Aug 1819 Wartnaby,Leicester,England Robert, Donitty Elizabeth Adams 28 Oct 1821 Wartnaby,Leicester,England Robert, Dorithy Herbert Adams 27 Jul 1823 Wartnaby,Leicester,England Robert, Dorithy Stephen Adams 7 Sep 1823 Wartnaby,Leicester,England Richard, Elizabeth Ann Adams 12 Jun 1825 Wartnaby,Leicester,England Richard, Elizabeth Charlotte Adams 22 Apr 1827 Wartnaby,Leicester,England Richard, Elizabeth Stephen Adams 20 Dec 1829 Wartnaby,Leicester,England Richard, Elizabeth Harriott Adams 13 Jul 1829 Wartnaby,Leicester,England Robert, Dorothy Melicent Adams 9 Sep 1832 Wartnaby,Leicester,England Richard, Elizabeth Do you have Mary ADAMS will 1839 from the PCC? (widow of Stephen) Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) On 22/01/2014 16:59, moonshell wrote: > Thanks for that suggestion Nivard, here's my brick wall: > > About 185 years ago, my great-great-great grandfather Francis Stanhope > ADAMS (1800-1881) left his home village of Thorpe Arnold in Leicestershire > and moved to London. He had been a farmer, his father Stephen ADAMS (est > 1778-1834) was also a farmer in or near Thorpe Arnold). Stephen ADAMS > married Elizabeth STANHOPE and the family owned two farmlands - one on the > road to Hose and the other on the road to Grantham. At some point, a > farmland was tenanted by a Mr DOUBLEDAY who was related by marriage. > > Stephen ADAMS' father is inferred to be John ADAMS based on his marriage to > Elizabeth CROFT in 1769 in Thorpe Arnold (source, Parish register) although > we can find no baptism record for him. The recurrence of the CROFT name in > the known family line supports this assumption. We do not know where John > ADAMS came from or died but the parish register of his marriage says "Of > Wartnaby". >

On 22/01/2014 16:25, Elizabeth Kipp wrote: > My line in Leicestershire is Cheatle. I discovered Sarah Cheatle (my 3x > great grandmother) back in 2008 but other than knowing her likely father > is William Cheatle I am not really any further ahead. She was baptized > at Ashby de la Zouch 27 Jan 1795 (primarily from the census I have > determined this information) the daughter of William and Sarah Cheatle > (they were not married at Ashby de la Zouch). She died 26 Jul 1872 at > Aston, Warwickshire. I have some CHEATLEs, inc a 5th cousin who happens to be the head of the energy division which supplies my gas and electricity which I didn't know when I signed up. I "inherited" this research. As far as I can tell there's no obvious connection between yours and mine but I think it may be a single source name. -- Connie http://oursalmons.wordpress.com/

On 2014-01-22 3:42 PM, Nivard Ovington wrote: > I haven't been following your thread and its broken in the archives so > it may not be relevant > > In the PCC wills on Ancestry and the National Archives > > Reference: > PROB 11/2122/5 > > Will of Benjamin Cheatle, Auctioneer of Ashby-de-la-Zouch , Leicestershire > Date: > 20 November 1850 > Held by: > The National Archives, Kew > > > Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) > Most people that I meet who are looking at Cheatle are descendant of Benjamin Cheatle and Katharine Adams but there were several Cheatle families baptizing at Ashby de la Zouch between 1785 and 1804. This will is quite short and available on ancestry. He mentions his wife Ann and he is mentioned as Benjamin Cheatle the elder of Ashby de la Zouch. Benjamin is not my ancestor; I have eliminated him and there are a couple of other wills for Cheatle and Chettle in Leicester. Eventually I will read these when I have time if that ever happens! Right now I am concentrating on eliminating or claiming William Cheatle and Sarah Woodcock of Castle Donington as my ancestors. I think my next step is to look more intently at the Castle Donington parish registers just to ensure that I am right and they do not appear in these registers again after 1790. I read quite a bit of Ashby de la Zouch when we were in Salt Lake City in 2008 but could still do more work on those. But my one name studies tend to claim most of my research time. Records at Ashby de la Zouch Baptisms 27 Jun 1785 Benjamin son of Benjamin Cheatle baptized 16 Apr 1787 Richard son of Benjamin and Mary Cheatle baptized 30 Sep 1789 Sarah Cheatle daughter of William and Ann Cheatle 27 Sep 1790 Ann Cheatle daughter of William and Elizabeth Cheatle baptized 19 Sep 1790 John Cheatle son of Benjamin and Catherine baptized 15 Jun 1790 Simeon son of George and Ann Cheatle baptized 27 Dec 1791 Joseph son of Benjamin and Catherine Cheatle baptized 8 Apr 1793 William son of William and Elizabeth Cheatle baptized 17 June 1794 James son of Benjamin and Mary Cheatle baptized 10 Nov 1793 Sarah daughter of Benjamin and Catherine Cheatle baptized 24 Jun 1794 Mary daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Cheatle baptized 9 June 1802 William, Elizabeth and Frances son and daughters of William and Ann Cheatle baptized 27 Jan 1795 Sarah baptized daughter of William and Sarah Cheatle 28 Mar 1804 Catherine daughter of William and Elizabeth Cheatle baptized 21 Sep 1804 Catharine daughter of Benjamin and Catharine Cheatle baptized Marriages 6 March 1786 William Cheatle and Elizabeth Sherwin both of this parish by banns 28 April 1788 Benjamin Cheatle and Katherine Adams both of this parish by banns 12 Apr 1792 Joseph Cheatle and Elizabeth Hefford both of this parish by banns Burials 28 Aug 1781 Sarah Cheatle buried 11 April 1790 Ann Cheatle buried 31 May 1793 Sarah Cheatle buried 7 June 1793 John Cheatle buried 1803 Joseph Cheatle buried 30 Dec 1804 Catherine Cheatle buried 8 Oct 1805 Elizabeth Cheatle buried 7 Feb 1 807 Thomas Cheatle buried 20 Apr 1808 Ann Chettle buried 15 Mar 1808 Catharine Cheatle buried 11 Sep 1810 Benjamin Cheatle buried 28 Nov 1818 Elizabeth Cheatle buried 55 years 1818 Mary Cheatle buried 24 years Ashby de la Zouch Directory in 1855 (from another researcher) Benjamin Cheatle, farmer and butcher, Wood street Cheatle James, butcher, Market street Cheatle James, farmer, Old park Cheatle Thomas, farmer and cattle dealer, Holywell farm Cheatle William, auctioneer, Wood street Cheatle William, farmer, Mount house Cheatle William, pork butcher, Kilwardby street This is really interesting as my Sarah Cheatle married to William Welch moved to Birmingham where they had a restaurant and a pork butcher shop. Their daughter Ann, my ancestor, ran the pork butcher shop with her husband Henry Christopher Buller. But I do not see any connection between my Cheatle line and the other Cheatle lines at Ashby de la Zouch. Did they all come from Castle Donnington; there are so many marriages there for Cheatle? I wonder that. From Castle Donnington (marriages): William Cheatle and Sarah Woodcock 23 Feb 1773 Mary Cheatle and David Leevers 6 Jul 1776 Ann Cheatle and Joseph Hays 3 Nov 1778 Mary Cheatle and Francis Rayns 9 Jul 1781 George Cheatle and Mary Smith 3 Dec 1782 Thomas Cheatle and Sarah Marson 16 May 1784 Elizabeth Cheatle and Francis Bailey 31 May 1807 Ann Cheatle and John Stokes 24 Oct 1808 Ann Cheatle and Richard Wright 1 Apr 1811 Mary Cheatle and Thomas Peach 29 Oct 1811 Hannah Cheatle and William Green 27 May 1812 I have a few blogs on Cheatle: http://kippeeb.blogspot.ca/search/label/Cheatle Thank you everyone for your help. Elizabeth Kipp -- Elizabeth (Blake) Kipp BA PLCGS BLAKE-one-name-study, PINCOMBE-one-name-study Guild of One Name Studies #4600 Website: http://www.kipp-blake-families.ca/elizabethmain.htm Blog: http://kippeeb.blogspot.ca/

Yes Nivard, I've got the original parish register entry- Hannah has signed her own name. Hopefully, she knew how to spell! I'll look into the 1855 burial too. I've requested a few photoduplication entries from the LDS in the past (takes a while but it's very good of them to do this for free!) so will send those references along and see what happens. Thanks! Ruth > Date: Wed, 22 Jan 2014 18:56:16 +0000 > From: ovington.one@gmail.com > To: leicestershire-plus@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [LEI] Hannah MUR > > Hi Ruth > > The surname MUR doesn't sound right, have you seen the original entry ? > > MUIR, MOOR possibly ? > > Burial wise how about > > > England, Select Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991 about Hannah Tyler > Name: Hannah Tyler > Gender: Female > Burial Date: 9 Aug 1855 > Burial Place: Great Casterton, Rutland, England > FHL Film Number: 1999556 > Reference ID: item 2 p 52 > > Source Information: > Ancestry.com. England, Select Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991 [database > on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014. > Original data: England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991. Salt Lake City, > Utah: FamilySearch, 2013. > > Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) > > On 22/01/2014 18:36, Ruth Wright wrote: > > > > > > > > Not exactly Leicestershire but in Rutland- William TYLER Of Wing, > > Rutland married Hannah MUR of Glaston, Rutland July 6, 1786. I've > > been able to find info on the Tylers but can find nothing in the > > online records for Hannah Mur. William dies in 1821 but I can't find > > a death or burial for Hannah. She's mentioned in his Will, so was > > still alive in 1821. Any help or suggestions would be greatly > > appreciated. RuthOntario,Canada > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to LEICESTERSHIRE-PLUS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi folks Instead of "me too's" Why not post an enquiry ? There is little traffic on any list and it would be welcome relief to see some Just posting names rarely gets worthwhile responses so why not try some of those questions you have lurking at the back of your mind You never know someone may just have the answer <g> Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK)

On 2014-01-22 3:32 PM, Connie wrote: > I will find the time to sort this family out. I have family > commitments to deal with as well. You are most kind. If ever I can do a turnabout for you would love to do that. I have a number of items on fiche for Leicestershire (and other counties in England). Thank you. Elizabeth Kipp -- Elizabeth (Blake) Kipp BA PLCGS BLAKE-one-name-study, PINCOMBE-one-name-study Guild of One Name Studies #4600 Website: http://www.kipp-blake-families.ca/elizabethmain.htm Blog: http://kippeeb.blogspot.ca/

That would make sense, wouldn't it? Clearly I recorded that one in a hurry... Cheers! Concetta On Wed, Jan 22, 2014 at 1:36 PM, Nivard Ovington <ovington.one@gmail.com>wrote: > Hi Concetta > > I was wondering why you thought he was 65 on the death you mentioned > > But see why now > > Deaths Sep 1857 > Stanley Richard Ashby de la Zouch 7a 65 > > You are misreading the page reference I think > > 7a is the Volume and 65 the page > > Age at death was not recorded in the GRO indexes until 1866 > > Before 1866 the only way to find the age at death is to buy the > certificate, or find the burial or a will > > Just thought I would mention it for future reference > > Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) > > On 22/01/2014 19:24, Nivard Ovington wrote: > > Hi again > > > > 13 Aug 1857 Richard STANLEY 59 Leicestershire Whitwick, St George > > > > 24 Dec 1858 Mary STANLEY 50 Leicestershire Whitwick, St George > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > LEICESTERSHIRE-PLUS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' > without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Not exactly Leicestershire but in Rutland- William TYLER Of Wing, Rutland married Hannah MUR of Glaston, Rutland July 6, 1786. I've been able to find info on the Tylers but can find nothing in the online records for Hannah Mur. William dies in 1821 but I can't find a death or burial for Hannah. She's mentioned in his Will, so was still alive in 1821. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. RuthOntario,Canada

Nothing like a "spicey" character to get interest flowing! I hope you can find more about your Hannah Wood! Carolyn -----Original Message----- From: leicestershire-plus-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:leicestershire-plus-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Eileen Stonely Phelps Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2014 5:04 PM To: Leicestershire List Subject: [LEI] Newbold Verdon resources for Hannah WOOD born about 1757 Hannah WOOD may be an ancestor of mine. Her son John WOOD had a daughter Ann WOOD, who may be the Ann WOOD who married my 3rd great-grandfather, John STONELY. The only "proof" I have so far is that I haven't found any other contenders with the same names in the limited marriage records I've looked at. I'm curious about Hannah because her "interesting" behavior makes me wonder if there are further records about her. She seems to have been the unmarried mother of five children: Thomas WOOD (chr 1 Aug 1779), John WOOD (chr 15 Jul 1781), Mary WOOD (chr 10 Oct 1784), Dorothy Manesfield WOOD (chr 5 Oct 1788), and Richard WOOD (chr 5 Jun 1792). All of these children were christened in Newbold Verdon. I would think it was unusual to think that her behavior/situation would not have been discussed in the parish. How did she support five illegitimate children without a husband? Was she a well-paid prostitute, a 'kept woman?' If neither, then the parish would have had to support her, wouldn't they? She was probably born in Newbold Verdon, or she would have been given a removal order, I should think. I did find something that might be related to that. In "Settlement certificates, examinations and removal orders (1596 to 1863) appertaining to Nottinghamshire" Brit Book: 942.52, D25n, v.43, there is a Hannah Wood, alias COOPER, indexed as having been given a Removal Order from Mansfield to Calverton in 1830. (Note that this is not a removal order to Newbold Verdon, so the two Hannah WOODs may not be the same woman.) Child #4, Dorothy, has a middle name of Manesfield and this removal order indicates that the Hannah concerned was removed from Mansfield. A coincidence? Perhaps. This "removed" Hannah was probably not born in Mansfield or she couldn't have been removed, could she? So was she native to Calverton? And why did she call herself COOPER? My REAL question is this: I have heard of such a thing as "parish chest papers." Does anyone know whether there are any surviving documents other than the parish registers for Newbold Verdon? If so, where would they be? Eileen Stonely Phelps in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to LEICESTERSHIRE-PLUS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

On 2014-01-22 1:28 PM, Connie wrote: > I don't have anything that indicates a Castle Donington connection at > the moment. I need to go through the data to see what's what. If you ever have the time to do that would be most interested in knowing if you do find a connection for yourself. Thank you. -- Elizabeth (Blake) Kipp BA PLCGS BLAKE-one-name-study, PINCOMBE-one-name-study Guild of One Name Studies #4600 Website: http://www.kipp-blake-families.ca/elizabethmain.htm Blog: http://kippeeb.blogspot.ca/

Hi, Jan, Welcome back! where are you located in Australia? I may have some questions you might be able to help with re Australian vital records. Carolyn in frigid Minnesota USA -----Original Message----- From: leicestershire-plus-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:leicestershire-plus-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Jan Marchant Sent: Monday, January 20, 2014 11:52 PM To: Leicestershire List Subject: [LEI] Anybody there? Just rejoined the list after moving house and having to change ISP & email address. Other lists I've joined have emails but nothing from Leics. Happy New Year everyone and please someone email! MARCHANT - Loughborough & Quorn NEWTON - Loughborough & Shepshed, maybe other villages in that area WAIN - Loughborough area - I think Jan Marchant, Australia ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to LEICESTERSHIRE-PLUS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Well I wonder why that didn't show up when I looked for Richards in Leicestershire! Now its starting to make sense. Mary was actually born in 1809 (not 1822!), and her father is Richard Price, so that means the marriage in 1830 is correctly Richard and Mary's. All the kids ages here match up perfectly with the records that I have found for the family. I love when a family starts to come together! And to have a lead on the mother's family...how unusual for me! Thanks Nivard! On Wed, Jan 22, 2014 at 1:08 PM, Nivard Ovington <ovington.one@gmail.com>wrote: > Hi Concetta > > Try > > > 1851 England Census about Richard Standley > Name: Richard Standley > Age: 51 > Estimated Birth Year: abt 1800 > Relation: Head > Spouse's Name: Mary Standley > Gender: M (Male) > Where born: Worthington, Leicestershire, England > Civil Parish: Thringstone > County/Island: Leicestershire > Country: England > Registration District: Ashby De La Zouch > Sub-registration District: Measham > ED, institution, or vessel: 8b > Neighbors: View others on page > Household Schedule Number: 2 > Piece: 2084 > Page Number: 1 > Household Members: > Name Age > Richard Standley 51 > Mary Standley 42 > Sarah Standley 18 > John Standley 16 > Mary Standley 14 > Joseph Standley 10 > Charles Standley 7 > George Standley 1 > Richard Price 65 > > Source Citation: Class: HO107; Piece: 2084; Page: 1; GSU roll: 87710-87711. > > Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) > > On 22/01/2014 18:17, C. Phillipps wrote: > > Nivard's right, people need to post more queries to the list! > > > > So I'm going to contribute my current quandry to see what you guys think. > > > > John Richard Stanley (or Richard John Stanley, depending on the record), > > was b. 1834 in either Whitwick or Coleorton. > > > > I found a christening record that fits this information which states > > Richard John Stanley, ch. 09 November 1834, son of Richard and Mary > Stanley > > in Whitwick. > > > > I found him in the 1841 census quite easily, so then I was able to gather > > his parents' info as well: > > > > Richard Stanley, b. ~1799 Leicestershire, England > > Mary Stanley, b. ~1821 Leicestershire, England > > > > And I found him my John easily on the 1861 census, after he's married his > > lovely wife Emily Neal. > > > > But I can't seem to locate my John OR his father on the 1851 census on > > either FamilySearch or FindMyPast. This seems to be an odd hole. > > > > Anyone want to have a gander at where Richard and Mary are in 1851? I > > believe I have found Richard's death in 1857 in Ashby de la Zouch (though > > it says age 65, b. 1792) so , so in theory he should be alive in 1851. > > > > Thanks for any help anyone wants to offer, > > Concetta > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > LEICESTERSHIRE-PLUS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' > without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Hi Nivard, No, I have not found much of the information you sent! I will be looking through it this evening. Can you explain this reference? Do you have Mary ADAMS will 1839 from the PCC? (widow of Stephen) What is the PCC (excuse my ignorance). - Shannon On Wed, Jan 22, 2014 at 12:44 PM, Nivard Ovington <ovington.one@gmail.com>wrote: > Hi Emma > > You probably have these but ....... > > Ancestry, UK Poll Books > > Goscote East Hundred > 1775 > Freeholders Names and Places of Abode of what the freehold consists and > in whose tenure > > Wartnaby > ADAMS James South Croxton Land; William FAN > ADAMS John Wykeham House and Land; Joseph WARTNABY > > > There are later ADAMS re Wartnaby > > Robert 1830, 32 East Goscote & 1841 Framland > > Herbert 1857, 59 & 1865 Melton Mowbray > > Also > > Stephen ADAMS 1818 Framland > > Stephen ADAMS 1832 Framland Thorpe Arnold > > Thomas ADAMS 1841 Framland Thorpe Arnold > > Thomas ADAMS 1857 Melton Mowbray > > ---------------- > > Ancestry also have links to familysearch and from that > > William Hinkley Adams 8 Aug 1819 Wartnaby,Leicester,England > Robert, > Donitty > Elizabeth Adams 28 Oct 1821 Wartnaby,Leicester,England > Robert, > Dorithy > Herbert Adams 27 Jul 1823 Wartnaby,Leicester,England > Robert, > Dorithy > Stephen Adams 7 Sep 1823 Wartnaby,Leicester,England > Richard, > Elizabeth > Ann Adams 12 Jun 1825 Wartnaby,Leicester,England > Richard, > Elizabeth > Charlotte Adams 22 Apr 1827 Wartnaby,Leicester,England > Richard, > Elizabeth > Stephen Adams 20 Dec 1829 Wartnaby,Leicester,England > Richard, > Elizabeth > Harriott Adams 13 Jul 1829 Wartnaby,Leicester,England > Robert, > Dorothy > Melicent Adams 9 Sep 1832 Wartnaby,Leicester,England > Richard, > Elizabeth > > Do you have Mary ADAMS will 1839 from the PCC? > (widow of Stephen) > > Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) > > > > On 22/01/2014 16:59, moonshell wrote: > > Thanks for that suggestion Nivard, here's my brick wall: > > > > About 185 years ago, my great-great-great grandfather Francis Stanhope > > ADAMS (1800-1881) left his home village of Thorpe Arnold in > Leicestershire > > and moved to London. He had been a farmer, his father Stephen ADAMS (est > > 1778-1834) was also a farmer in or near Thorpe Arnold). Stephen ADAMS > > married Elizabeth STANHOPE and the family owned two farmlands - one on > the > > road to Hose and the other on the road to Grantham. At some point, a > > farmland was tenanted by a Mr DOUBLEDAY who was related by marriage. > > > > Stephen ADAMS' father is inferred to be John ADAMS based on his marriage > to > > Elizabeth CROFT in 1769 in Thorpe Arnold (source, Parish register) > although > > we can find no baptism record for him. The recurrence of the CROFT name > in > > the known family line supports this assumption. We do not know where > John > > ADAMS came from or died but the parish register of his marriage says "Of > > Wartnaby". > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > LEICESTERSHIRE-PLUS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' > without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

On 2014-01-22 12:27 PM, Connie wrote: > I have some CHEATLEs, inc a 5th cousin who happens to be the head of > the energy division which supplies my gas and electricity which I > didn't know when I signed up. I "inherited" this research. As far as I > can tell there's no obvious connection between yours and mine but I > think it may be a single source name. Any connection to William Cheatle and Sarah Woodcock of Castle Donnington? I have these parish registers in fiche form but have not yet found anything to indicate that they remained at Castle Donnington but were they the William and Sarah Cheatle who buried a Sarah Cheatle in 1793 and baptized a daughter Sarah in 1795 at Ashby de la Zouch? It would be nice to either claim or eliminate William Cheatle and Sarah Woodcock. Thank you for your comments. Yes, I think that it is a single source name as note in the 1741 poll book: Hundred Freeholder Freehold Cave Smith Ashby Page Framland Chettle, Robert Ab Kettleby x x 17 Goscote East Twiford Chettle, William Siston x 61 Guthlaxton Knaptoft Chettle, William Kilworth North x 99 Goscote West Donnington Castle Chettle, John Donnington on the Heath x 70 Guthlaxton Walcote Chettle, John Long Whatton x x 106 Guthlaxton Walcote Chettle, Michael Belton x x 106 Sparkenhoe Ratcliffe Cuiley Chettle, Joseph x x 131 Sparkenhoe Witherley Chettle, Richard x x 139 plus they left all these wills which are located at the Leicestershire Record Office County Parish Year Month Day Surname Forename Will/Admon# Information Leicester Thornton 1642 Apr 9 Chettle Nicholas PRI/I/44/5 £27 0s 0d Leicester Croft 1643 Apr 7 Chettle John PR/I/44/89 Weaver, Will & Admon 1643 (in 1642 file), Date of inventory - 7th Apr 1643, Total £139 14s 0d Leicester Thornton (10 miles from Loughborough) 1648 Dec 14 Cheatle Robert PR/I/56/36 1661C for Admon Leicester Leicester Borough 1668 Nov 21 Chettle Richard PR/I/67/158 Chandler, Admon 1668, £15 5s 0d Leicester Long Whatton (5 miles from Loughborough) 1675 Mar 6 Cheatle William PR/I/78/72 £48 11s 0d Leicester Sileby (5 miles from Loughborough) 1676 Aug 29 Chettle Thomas PR/I/78/136 £129 16s 8d Yeoman, Will and Admon 1676 Leicester Leicester 1676 Sep 17 Chetle Jonathan PR/I/99/64 £66 18s 5d Leicester Woodhouse Eaves (4 miles from Loughborough) 1680 Mar 16 Cheatle William PRI/I/82/253 Husbandman, £31 1s 10d Leicester Loughborough 1684 Jan 1 Cheatle William PR/I/86/219 Tanner, £58 16s 4d Leicester Hugglescote (9 miles from Loughborough) 1693 Sep 26 Chettle William PR/I/97/67 £49 17s 0d Leicester Ashby de la Zouch (12 miles from Loughborough) 1698 Sep 16 Cheatle Richard PR/I/103/84 £11 4s 0d Leicester Longborough 1704 Sep 20 Cheatle Samuel PR/I/111/103 Tanner, £255 10s 4d Leicester Leicester Borough (10 miles from Loughborough) 1707 Jan 6 Chettle (Chetle) Samuel PR/I/114/107, Slater, £4 12s 2d Leicester Syston 1708 Jun 3 Chettle Thomas PR/I/115/68 £22 17s 4d In case anyone else is interested in Cheatle/Chettle. -- Elizabeth (Blake) Kipp BA PLCGS BLAKE-one-name-study, PINCOMBE-one-name-study Guild of One Name Studies #4600 Website: http://www.kipp-blake-families.ca/elizabethmain.htm Blog: http://kippeeb.blogspot.ca/