October 7th 1901 - December 4th 1903 John Joseph Jones Henry Brentnall Doris May Gray John William Chantry Frederick Leslie Heathcote Doris May Steward Leonard Shilton Sarah Ann Bailey Florence Cooke William Cooke Doris Bakewell Frank Reginald Parkins Sarah Ann Webster Smith John Robert Allcock Webster Kate Webster Ernest Allcock Webster Gladys Webster Beatrice Brecknock Doris Thorpe Ethel Bolton end of extract more next time Barbara

December 25th 1894 - July 23rd 1895 Bradbury = Baxter Taylor = Walters Tunnicliffe = Lount Spick = Clay Ogle = White Stone = Eckersley Knight = Gardner Goodman = Norton Pilin = Waite Foster = Roe Wright = King Prate = Howitt Walker = Hollis Walker = Walker Hill = Bednall Churchman = Nixon Warsop = Keighley Clarke = Leivers Loverseed = Budd Coggle = Baker end of extract more next time Barbara

Hello,  This is my first message to the NOTTSGEN mailing list. I hope someone may be able to help me.  My 4 x great grandfather William MASON married Arabella PILSWORTH at Newark St . Maryâs Church on 4^th February 1802, by licence. I have a copy of the licence which states that William was aged 23 and Arabella 21, both being âof this parishâ  Their children were as follows:-  -        John MASON was baptised at Welby, Lincolnshire, April 1804 -        Thomas MASON was baptised at Welby, Lincolnshire in August 1806. -        Robert Pilsworth and William MASON were baptised in Newark in August 1808 -        Elizabeth MASON was baptised at Welby, Lincs. in November 1810.  William snr. was buried at Welby, Lincs. in January 1811. (The following year Arabella remarried in Lincolnshire and appears to have spent the rest of her life there).  Although a Lincolnshire family, the PILSWORTHs had been living in Newark since at least 1794. In the case of William MASON, however, I have no trace of him prior to his marriage in 1802.  My requests for help are as follows:-  Can anyone tell me if settlement certificates or examinations exist for Newark? If they do, are published indexes available for purchase or online? Is anyone able to check if William MASON appears amongst them (either before his marriage in 1802 or on his apparent return to Newark around 1808)?  Can anyone come up with a possible birth for William MASON in about 1778-9 who married Arabella PILSWORTH in 1802? (I have checked the FreeREG and Familysearch webpages but can find no likely candidates either in Nottinghamshire or Lincolnshire.)  Does anyone know of any sources such as land tax records or other records which exist for Newark between about 1795 and 1810 and which might include William MASON?  Iâd appreciate any help anyone can offer with William MASON, especially since I am descended from him on two sides of my family.  Thanks for taking the time to read this.  Best wishes, Mark in Barcelona [1]"Hoy puede ser un dÃa especial / RegÃstrate en Meetic y conoce a la persona que más te guste ¡ Tienes 3 dÃas gratis!" References 1. http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;198970522;7829128;x?http://orange.meetic.es

Mark, I am from Canada..but was in Newark four summers ago....The Newark Library, fairly small library with a Section of old historical books of the town. They have quite a few original books with records of years of the Burgess Rolls, Electoral Roles, Land Tax Assessments..unfortunately not online though...I went through a couple dozen books from the years early 1800s through to 1840s of so. I have a transcript of an 1811 Census done at Newark...only Mason I saw was a "Widow Mason" living on Water Lane as head of a family of 5 - 1 male and 4 females. Original Census is at the Nottinghamshire Archives. There are two Pilsworth families... William Pilsworth, 1 family cheifly employed in Agriculture on Millgate, 3 males and 3 females total; and A Pilsworth, 1 family chiefly employed in Agriculture on Stevenson Row, 2 males and 3 females. Hope that helps. Rob Greaves Ottawa, Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: <marklinc@wanadoo.es> To: <NOTTSGEN@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 04, 2009 1:55 PM Subject: [NTT] "William MASON of Newark m. 1802 Settlement Papers etc." > > Hello, > >  > > This is my first message to the NOTTSGEN mailing list. I hope someone > may be > able to help me. > >  > > My 4 x great grandfather William MASON married Arabella PILSWORTH at > > > Newark St > > . Maryâs Church on 4^th February 1802, by licence. I have a copy of the > licence which states that William was aged 23 and Arabella 21, both > being > âof this parishâ > >  > > Their children were as follows:- > >  > > -        John MASON was baptised at Welby, Lincolnshire, April > 1804 > > -        Thomas MASON was baptised at Welby, Lincolnshire in > August > 1806. > > -        Robert Pilsworth and William MASON were baptised in > Newark > in August 1808 > > -        Elizabeth MASON was baptised at Welby, Lincs. in > November > 1810. > >  > > William snr. was buried at Welby, Lincs. in January 1811. (The following > year Arabella remarried in Lincolnshire and appears to have spent the > rest > of her life there). > >  > > Although a Lincolnshire family, the PILSWORTHs had been living in Newark > since at least 1794. In the case of William MASON, however, I have no > trace > of him prior to his marriage in 1802. > >  > > My requests for help are as follows:- > >  > > Can anyone tell me if settlement certificates or examinations exist for > Newark? If they do, are published indexes available for purchase or > online? > Is anyone able to check if William MASON appears amongst them (either > before > his marriage in 1802 or on his apparent return to Newark around 1808)? > >  > > Can anyone come up with a possible birth for William MASON in about > 1778-9 > who married Arabella PILSWORTH in 1802? (I have checked the FreeREG and > Familysearch webpages but can find no likely candidates either in > Nottinghamshire or Lincolnshire.) > >  > > Does anyone know of any sources such as land tax records or other > records > which exist for Newark between about 1795 and 1810 and which might > include > William MASON? > >  > > Iâd appreciate any help anyone can offer with William MASON, especially > since I am descended from him on two sides of my family. > >  > > Thanks for taking the time to read this. > >  > > Best wishes, > > Mark > > in Barcelona > > [1]"Hoy puede ser un dÃa especial / RegÃstrate en Meetic y conoce a la > persona que más te guste ¡ Tienes 3 dÃas gratis!" > > References > > 1. > http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;198970522;7829128;x?http://orange.meetic.es > > > Notts Surname List > > http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~hughw/notts.html > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NOTTSGEN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

HI I am a returning member after a long gap. my 5x Gt Grandparents Benjamin and Mary Javes (nee Pearson, previously Bellaby) are apparently buried at Nottingham Road Cemetary, Basford. Where is that please? The only one I have visited is next to St Leo's church. Also, the cemetary which is I think called The Rock, but not certain, does anyone have the proper details please. Liz P

Hi again George, Found two children born to George and Sarah BOYINGTON on FreeREG - Richard BOYINGTON, baptised 21 August 1831 at St Peter Nottingham, parents George and Sarah BOYINGTON of Harrington Street, Cordwainer John BOYINGTON, baptised 29 September 1833 at St Nicholas Nottingham, parents George and Sarah BOYINGTON of Mount Street, Shoe Maker Cheers Trish Nowra NSW > If anyone has access to Nottm St Nicholas baptisms, I am seeking info on > George Boyington, possibly Bointon or Boyenton. > He was born presumably after marriage of Richard Boyington/Anne Sills St > N., > 1809. > He married Sarah Lowe who shows on 1841 census. > I have no record of death or burial. > Thanks/g

Hello George, The baptism is on the IGI, as follows:- George BOINTON baptised 29 January 1810 St Nicholas, Nottingham Parents: Richard and Ann BOINTON Batch: CO60511 Also on FreeREG - George BOINTON baptised 29 January 1810 St Nicholas, Nottingham Parents: Richard and Ann BOINTON (No other info in registers) In the 1830 Piggotts Directory for Nottingham - BOYINGTON, Richard - Garners Hill - Boot and Shoe Maker Cheers Trish Nowra NSW > If anyone has access to Nottm St Nicholas baptisms, I am seeking info on > George Boyington, possibly Bointon or Boyenton. > He was born presumably after marriage of Richard Boyington/Anne Sills St > N., > 1809. > He married Sarah Lowe who shows on 1841 census. > I have no record of death or burial. > Thanks/g

Thanks, Trish. They are all "fam." Still hunting some strays, though. I suspect they may have wandered off from the traditional church patterns. Verbal commentary among the family has suggested they may be buried beyond the official consecrated boundaries of Nottingham General Cemetary. /g 2009/5/4 <nottsgen-request@rootsweb.com> > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. Re: Boyington (Trev Symonds) > 2. Re: Boyington (Trev Symonds) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Mon, 4 May 2009 16:45:10 +1000 > From: "Trev Symonds" <psym8950@bigpond.net.au> > Subject: Re: [NTT] Boyington > To: <Nottsgen@rootsweb.com> > Message-ID: <43DC08EF99314DCFA10D37A331A29EF7@ownerfb9hcc81e> > Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1"; > reply-type=original > > > Hi again George, > > Found two children born to George and Sarah BOYINGTON on FreeREG - > > Richard BOYINGTON, baptised 21 August 1831 at St Peter Nottingham, parents > George and Sarah BOYINGTON of Harrington Street, Cordwainer > John BOYINGTON, baptised 29 September 1833 at St Nicholas Nottingham, > parents George and Sarah BOYINGTON of Mount Street, Shoe Maker > > Cheers > Trish > Nowra NSW > > > If anyone has access to Nottm St Nicholas baptisms, I am seeking info on > > George Boyington, possibly Bointon or Boyenton. > > He was born presumably after marriage of Richard Boyington/Anne Sills St > > N., > > 1809. > > He married Sarah Lowe who shows on 1841 census. > > I have no record of death or burial. > > Thanks/g > > > > ------------------------------ > > Message: 2 > Date: Mon, 4 May 2009 16:31:09 +1000 > From: "Trev Symonds" <psym8950@bigpond.net.au> > Subject: Re: [NTT] Boyington > To: <Nottsgen@rootsweb.com> > Message-ID: <EDDA0111FEEF4479B6BA31321FD89161@ownerfb9hcc81e> > Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1"; > reply-type=original > > Hello George, > > The baptism is on the IGI, as follows:- > George BOINTON > baptised 29 January 1810 > St Nicholas, Nottingham > Parents: Richard and Ann BOINTON > Batch: CO60511 > > Also on FreeREG - > George BOINTON > baptised 29 January 1810 > St Nicholas, Nottingham > Parents: Richard and Ann BOINTON > (No other info in registers) > > In the 1830 Piggotts Directory for Nottingham - > BOYINGTON, Richard - Garners Hill - Boot and Shoe Maker > > Cheers > Trish > Nowra NSW > > > > If anyone has access to Nottm St Nicholas baptisms, I am seeking info on > > George Boyington, possibly Bointon or Boyenton. > > He was born presumably after marriage of Richard Boyington/Anne Sills St > > N., > > 1809. > > He married Sarah Lowe who shows on 1841 census. > > I have no record of death or burial. > > Thanks/g > > > > ------------------------------ > > > > End of NOTTSGEN Digest, Vol 2, Issue 149 > **************************************** > Please use george.tuck@gmail.com as default mail gtuck@canada.com is becoming unreliable Please do not use my rogers.com address The ultimate test of a moral society is the kind of world that it leaves to its children. Dietrich Bonmoeffer (\__/) ( *V* ) {{........}} ___^_^___ cheers/gt

John and all. (John - I think we had some contact in my FreeBMD transcribing days). I assume that the nine are Sarah, Mary, Samuel, William, John, Joseph, Samuel, Hannah and Hannah. I have not been pursuing this line for some years so have had to refer to my files. I note that I was in contact in 2001 with Lawrence Annable in Canada. He said that he had found a patron submitted baptism record for Sarah STAFFORD in the IGI as the illegitimate child of Nancy STAFFORD father not specified at Arnold on 27 Apr 1834; he assumed this was the child recorded in the 1841 and 1851 censuses as Sarah WELLS, daughter of William and Ann WELLS. Best wishes John Townend ----- Original Message ----- From: John Mellors To: lcaron0822@rogers.com ; 'John' ; 'andrew ronald hamilton' Sent: Sunday, May 03, 2009 7:04 PM Subject: Re: [NTT] STAFFORD FAMILY @ BASFORD Laurie/ John/ Ron - my research in to the WELLS family in Arnold indicates that: William (x) WELLS mar Ann (x) STAFFORD on 19 Apr 1835 after Banns at Arnold St Mary wit by Henry (x) STAFFORD & Mary (x) GODBER, I have 9 children from this marriage - 3 of them marrying in to fairly well known (not famous) Arnold families - ROCKLEY, MELLORS & PEMBLETON and another possible contact in Jill hazeacres@aol.com I have a possible burial for Ann WELLS of Redhill (possibly nee STAFFORD) on 23 Jan 1888 aged 77 Not too sure if this helps Regards John Mellors

Morning all Have looked on the net and have been to the library but not yet found a reference to this chap and his shop. Got this initially Wright's Directory of Leicestershire, 1887-1888 Wigley, James B. 4 East gates and Goose gate, Nottingham and wondered if anyone had any old photo's of Hockley as the ones I have found are of the top end. The shop would have been towards the bottom end within the place of where the Red Hot Buffet Shack is now. Many thanks Elaine

Brown Margaret Brown Maurice George Brown Mavis Brown Philip Brown Ruth Mildred Brown Sheila Gladys Elsie Brown Thomas Melvern Brown Violet Evelyn Bryan Patrick Edward Bryan Thelma Ailsa Bull George Edward Bull Henry Ernest Burton Joyce Burton Peter John Bush Frankly Bernard Bush Hilda Kathleen Bush Raymond Butler Donald Butler Joyce Butler Molly best wishes Barbara

November 27th 1896 - August 19th 1916 Markham George William Marks Albert Edward Marlow John Marples Henry Marriott Ann Augusta Marriott Arthur Marriott Clara Marriott Ethel Mary Marriott Frederick Marriott George Marriott Henry aged 19 years Marriott Henry aged 7 weeks Marriott James Frederick Marriott Jane Elizabeth Marriott Sarah Ann aged 37 years Marriott Sarah Ann aged 35 years Marriott Violet May Marriott William aged 14 years Marriott William aged 53 years Marriott William Thomas best wishes Barbara

February 15th 1930 - June 19th 1931 Sarah Elliott Hannah Toplis Arthur Wilshaw Eunice Tilford Elizabeth Vernon William Dumelow William Colton Olive Noreen Mitchell Eliza Bancroft Roy Shepherd Dorothy Cresswell Gladys Stubbs Charlotte Charlesworth Alice Dixon Clifford Bailey Edna Annie Griffiths William Fletcher (child) Wright (child) Brown William Bond best wishes Barbara

March 15th 1863 - July 12th 1868 Elizabeth Barker Sarah Ellen Lees Mary Ann Wright William Ball Sarah Bignall Sarah Cox Henry Thornhill Cassaldine Thomas Towlson Charles Gibon Henry Shrewsbury Francis Newstead Elizabeth Towle Lawrence Barnes John Bowley Walter Walker Robert Bignall William Rodney Hollingsworth Sarah Smith John Thornhill Hannah Thornhill best wishes Barbara

December 12th 1869 - January 14th 1872 Mary Emma Wood Sarah Elizabeth Goodwin George Baxter John Henry Roadley Florence Stockwell Parnham Mary Ann Coy Robert Baxter Elizabeth Williams Edith Stevens Henry Otter Ann Elizabeth Smith John Henry Mee Arthur Noble Alfred Roadley Ann Thornton Mary Harriet Noble Mary Kate Parnham Arthur Robert Redford Mary Lizzie Mee George Tulbury best wishes Barbara

July 24th 1915 - December 25th 1920 Newcombe = Tate Hanley = Smith Chapman = Smith Cook = Cotterill Birch = Barber Wraith = Paling Harding = Blackwell Chester = Barsby Brooke = Barsby Taylor = Nickinson Waplington = Frith Toon = Blackwell Price = Bowmer Beecham = Clark Coates = Hallam Rose = Cooper Teece = Brownlow Whitehead = Taylor Barsby = Marson? Lilley = Fleet best wishes Barbara

September 23rd 1937 - June 3rd 1946 Hannah Goodyer John Langley Rhoda Ann Pykett Annie Nerbert John William Wood James Shawson Ellen May Hilton Sarah Ann Newbound John Newbound Tom Nerbert Gertrude May Johnson. end of register best wishes Barbara

June 30th 1901 - October 3rd 1901 Alice Cocker Bertie Cain Samuel Ward Frank Murden Hilda Barlow Lucy Evelyn Barlow Mary Ellen Barlow Gordon Leslie Barber George William Brackner Lionel Ivor Clay George Willaim Breedon Dorothy Kate Thornley John George Fines Sylvia May Joyce Doris Agnes Whyatt Wilfred Alfred Brooks Harold Redvers Bailey John Bailey William Arthur Askey Florence Jane Cresswell best wishes Barbara

July 15th 1894 - December 25th 1894 Etterley = Miller Hendry = Smith Wragg = Thornton Oldham = Thornton Bishop = Walker Warsop = Thornton Hitchin = Ryder Stevenson = Hudson Cave = Kinson Thacker = Jones Heighton = Jackson Warsop = Messom Gilevar = Staples Sansome = Brooks Chrispin = Quayle Pack = Martin Allesbrook = Campbell Garner = Leak Hardstaff = Hunt Bradley = Keeling best wishes Barbara

If anyone has access to Nottm St Nicholas baptisms, I am seeking info on George Boyington, possibly Bointon or Boyenton. He was born presumably after marriage of Richard Boyington/Anne Sills St N., 1809. He married Sarah Lowe who shows on 1841 census. I have no record of death or burial. Thanks/g -- gtuck@canada.com is temporarily down Please use george.tuck@gmail.com Please do not use my rogers.com address There are three things that can never be retrieved- the spoken word, time past and the neglected opportunity (\__/) ( *V* ) {{........}} ___^_^___ cheers/gt