The following entries are from the 1901 census for Lancashire: RG13/3660, ff91. 107 Philip St, Christ Church, Patricroft, Eccles. Annice Tetley, head, single, 42, grocer shop dealer, own account, born, Cheadle, STS Ada Heyes, boarder, single, 26, cotton winder, worker, born Winton, LAN. RG3661, ff58. 1 Peel Green Rd, St. Catherine, Varton, Eccles. Margaret Williams, head, wid, 61, draper & undertaker, employer, born Manchester. Edith Tetley, boarder, single, 22, living on own means, born Birmingham, WAR. RG13/3667, ff 85. 39 Church Rd, St. Clements, Urmston. Naylor Hayes, head, widr, 76, living on own means, born Oldham, LAN Sidney M. Hayes, son, single, 31, draper, emplorer, borm Manchester, LAN. Helen Twibell, visitor, single, 40, living on own means, born Sheffield, YKS. Amelia Titley, svt, single, 18, domestic, general servant, born Bromstead, STS. Regards, Bill Dowdell

Hi Folks, Thanks for these Richard. This is what I can add from my database:- Richard Tetley wrote: Extracts from the Bradford Weekly Telegraph > > 1.. TETLEY A. Pte of the West Yorkshire Regt., and of 133 Washington Street Girlington has been wounded (B.W.T 18TH august 1916) I can't place this chap. The 1901 census will help, when we get better access to it! > 2.. TETLEY Norman Pte of 96 Sydenham Place of the 2nd Pals was wounded in the left thigh on July 1st 1916 and is now in hospital in Kent (B.W.T. 14TH July 1916) Again, the 1901 census will help with him. There was a Norman Tetley born in North Bierley in 1898, but I don't know who his parents were, yet. > 3.. TETLEY Sydney Pte K.I.A July 19th 1818 buried at Aval Wood France in memoriam notice T&A 19th July 1941 page 2 col 2of 254 Wakefield Road Bradford T&A 20th July 1942 Sydney was the second child of Charles William & Emma Tetley of Bowling. These folk are from the George Tetley & Grace Greenwood line. > 4.. TETLEY Lieutenant W. Gerald of the West Yorkshire Regiment has been wounded a second time. A bullet struck him on the night of the 14th instant and penetrated his right shoulder. Lieutenant TETLEY was severely wounded in October last but made a favourable recovery and again went to the front at the beginning of May last. He is the only son of Mr. E TETLEY of the firm of WADE, TETLEY, WADE and SCOTT, Solicitors Bradford. (B.W.T 25TH August 1916) William Gerald Tetley was born in 1893. I don't know who his parents were though. > 5.. TETLOW Pte A Border Regt, Youngest son of Mr. Samuel TETLOW, Leeds Road Bradford, is suffering from a bayonet wound in his right ankle. He is in hospital in France (B.W.T 12TH April 1918) Could this be Alfred (1885-1961) as well as the following one? > 6.. TETLOW Pte Alfred of 25 Gladstone Street Leeds Road Bradford and of the Borders is in hospital near Edinburgh. This is the second time he has been in hospital, his brother is in the same hospital (B.W.T 4th October 1918) I note that Alfred (above) is the great-grandfather of Bradford Tetlow and brother to Charles (at entry number 8) > 7.. TETLOW Lieu. A.J Royal Field Artillery, was dangerously wounded in the head on July 14th. He is the elder son of Mr. George TETLOW, of Cowper Street Leeds, formerly of Cliff House Cleckheaton (B.W.T 26th July 1918) I'm not sure about this one. > 8.. TETLOW Pte C Northumberland Fusiliers son of Mr. S. TETLOW of Leeds Road Bradford, has been wounded a second time. He is in hospital in France. His youngest brother is also in hospital in France. (B.W.T 3rd May 1918) > Cheers This is Charles Tetlow, as mentioned above. Mostly that wasn't very helpful, but if anyone can add anything to my comments, please do! cheers Richard (Nottingham) -- Born in Sheffield, but currently in Nottingham UK. Family names:- ASHFORTH, CAVE, CHAMPION, HODGES, HOPE, JACKSON, NICHOLSON, SIMPSON, SLEE, TETLEY, WALKER, WESTOVER, WOOLLEN, WILLIAMS. Home Website: http://freespace.virgin.net/richard.tetley/

These could be repeats B.T’s Horton & Shipley Reel 20 1.. William son of John & Hannah TETLEY (weaver) of Horton baptized on 16th May 1813 No 11 2.. Mary daughter of John & Hannah TETLEY (weaver) of Horton baptized on 30th April 1815 No 53 3.. Joseph son of John & Hannah TETLEY (weaver) of Horton baptized on 8th April 1816 No 86 4.. Betty daughter of John & Hannah TETLEY (weaver) of Great Horton baptized on 10th January 1819 No 168 5.. John son of John & Hannah TETLEY (weaver) of Great Horton baptized on 26th May 1822 No 310 6.. Samuel son of John & Hannah TETLEY (weaver) of Great Horton baptized on 14th September 1823 No 348 7.. Benjamin son of John & Hannah TETLEY (weaver) of Great Horton baptized on 15th June 1828 No 492 8.. Sarah daughter of James & Elizabeth TETLEY (wool sorter) of Horton baptized on 13th November 1814 No 42 9.. James son of Thomas & Hannah TETLEY (Cotton Manufacturer) of Great Horton baptized on 12th October 1817 No 137 10.. Thomas son of Thomas & Hannah TETLEY Cotton Manufacturer) of Great Horton baptized on 12th September 1819 No 201 11.. William TETLEY buried on 12th November 1822 aged 15 months parents Thomas & Hannah TETLEY? 12.. William TETLEY of Great Horton buried 9th August 1816 aged 4 weeks No 156 13.. Martha TETLEY spinster of Shipley married William HUSTLER of Shipley bachelor (wool sorter) on 24th January 1830 at St Paul’s Church Shipley page 24 No 3 14.. Richard TETLEY (over looker) of Shipley married Mary HUDDLETON spinster of Shipley on 15th April 1832 page 18 No 54 15.. Samuel TETLEY of Shipley bachelor (wool sorter) married Maria OVEREND spinster of Shipley on 7th May 1832 at Shipley P.C page 25 No 74 16.. James TETLEY widower o.t.p (farmer) married Sarah MORTIMER spinster o.t.p on 18th September 1836 at P.C Shipley page 10 No 29 Cheers Richard (Yorkshire)

Richard (and all) #6 is definately my Great Grandfather. #8 is great uncle Charlie IF anyone else can tie themselves to these guys please say so. I've almost abandonned my backward searches in the UK, things get pretty hazy before Sam Tetlow mentioned in # 8.... Bradford Tetow -----Original Message----- From: Richard Tetley [mailto:richard@rtetley.freeserve.co.uk] Sent: Sunday, 28 April 2002 01:55 To: TETLEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Tetley?Tetlow HI Folks W.W.1 Extracts from the Bradford Weekly Telegraph 1.. TETLEY A. Pte of the West Yorkshire Regt., and of 133 Washington Street Girlington has been wounded (B.W.T 18TH august 1916) 2.. TETLEY Norman Pte of 96 Sydenham Place of the 2nd Pals was wounded in the left thigh on July 1st 1916 and is now in hospital in Kent (B.W.T. 14TH July 1916) 3.. TETLEY Sydney Pte K.I.A July 19th 1818 buried at Aval Wood France in memoriam notice T&A 19th July 1941 page 2 col 2of 254 Wakefield Road Bradford T&A 20th July 1942 4.. TETLEY Lieutenant W. Gerald of the West Yorkshire Regiment has been wounded a second time. A bullet struck him on the night of the 14th instant and penetrated his right shoulder. Lieutenant TETLEY was severely wounded in October last but made a favourable recovery and again went to the front at the beginning of May last. He is the only son of Mr. E TETLEY of the firm of WADE, TETLEY, WADE and SCOTT, Solicitors Bradford. (B.W.T 25TH August 1916) 5.. TETLOW Pte A Border Regt, Youngest son of Mr. Samuel TETLOW, Leeds Road Bradford, is suffering from a bayonet wound in his right ankle. He is in hospital in France (B.W.T 12TH April 1918) 6.. TETLOW Pte Alfred of 25 Gladstone Street Leeds Road Bradford and of the Borders is in hospital near Edinburgh. This is the second time he has been in hospital, his brother is in the same hospital (B.W.T 4th October 1918) 7.. TETLOW Lieu. A.J Royal Field Artillery, was dangerously wounded in the head on July 14th. He is the elder son of Mr. George TETLOW, of Cowper Street Leeds, formerly of Cliff House Cleckheaton (B.W.T 26th July 1918) 8.. TETLOW Pte C Northumberland Fusiliers son of Mr. S. TETLOW of Leeds Road Bradford, has been wounded a second time. He is in hospital in France. His youngest brother is also in hospital in France. (B.W.T 3rd May 1918) Cheers Richard (Yorkshire) ==== TETLEY Mailing List ==== New to Genealogy? See Roy Stockdill's guide for newcomers: http://www.genuki.org.uk/gs/Newbie.html ============================== 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

Hi Folks I copied the following from B.Ts held at Bradford Library William TETLEY of Bradford buried 12 November 1822 aged 15 months I think his parents were Thomas & Hannah TETLEY (Reel 20) William TETLEY of Great Horton buried 9 August 1816 aged 4 weeks number 156 I have copied B.Ts from Horton & Shipley would anybody like a copy? they could be repeats! Cheers Richard (Yorkshire)

HI Folks W.W.1 Extracts from the Bradford Weekly Telegraph 1.. TETLEY A. Pte of the West Yorkshire Regt., and of 133 Washington Street Girlington has been wounded (B.W.T 18TH august 1916) 2.. TETLEY Norman Pte of 96 Sydenham Place of the 2nd Pals was wounded in the left thigh on July 1st 1916 and is now in hospital in Kent (B.W.T. 14TH July 1916) 3.. TETLEY Sydney Pte K.I.A July 19th 1818 buried at Aval Wood France in memoriam notice T&A 19th July 1941 page 2 col 2of 254 Wakefield Road Bradford T&A 20th July 1942 4.. TETLEY Lieutenant W. Gerald of the West Yorkshire Regiment has been wounded a second time. A bullet struck him on the night of the 14th instant and penetrated his right shoulder. Lieutenant TETLEY was severely wounded in October last but made a favourable recovery and again went to the front at the beginning of May last. He is the only son of Mr. E TETLEY of the firm of WADE, TETLEY, WADE and SCOTT, Solicitors Bradford. (B.W.T 25TH August 1916) 5.. TETLOW Pte A Border Regt, Youngest son of Mr. Samuel TETLOW, Leeds Road Bradford, is suffering from a bayonet wound in his right ankle. He is in hospital in France (B.W.T 12TH April 1918) 6.. TETLOW Pte Alfred of 25 Gladstone Street Leeds Road Bradford and of the Borders is in hospital near Edinburgh. This is the second time he has been in hospital, his brother is in the same hospital (B.W.T 4th October 1918) 7.. TETLOW Lieu. A.J Royal Field Artillery, was dangerously wounded in the head on July 14th. He is the elder son of Mr. George TETLOW, of Cowper Street Leeds, formerly of Cliff House Cleckheaton (B.W.T 26th July 1918) 8.. TETLOW Pte C Northumberland Fusiliers son of Mr. S. TETLOW of Leeds Road Bradford, has been wounded a second time. He is in hospital in France. His youngest brother is also in hospital in France. (B.W.T 3rd May 1918) Cheers Richard (Yorkshire)

Hi there, I'm still reading all the emails regarding Tetley's in case there are any which might turn out to be a Tatley, or in case I have some of your Tetleys mis spelt. I dont suppose you are interested really but I have had a bit of luck with my lot. I had an email from a distant descendant of one of the branches of the tree in response to a query I posted on the internet and we swopped information. He gave me a couple of names I didnt have, and some photos which was a real bonus, and suddenly two small 'stray' family trees fitted in. It turned out that Ellis Tatley called himself Owen which didnt help. Isn't it nice when you get given some information on a plate for a change. Not too often though or it would spoil the interest. Good luck to all you fellow searchers. Regards, Copper.

Hi folks, I got the URL wrong for FreeBMD This one should work... http://FreeBMD.rootsweb.com/ cheers Rich -- Born in Sheffield, but currently in Nottingham UK. Family names:- ASHFORTH, CAVE, CHAMPION, HODGES, HOPE, JACKSON, NICHOLSON, SIMPSON, SLEE, TETLEY, WALKER, WESTOVER, WOOLLEN, WILLIAMS. Home Website: http://freespace.virgin.net/richard.tetley/

Hi folks, According to the information on the freeBMD website at http://www.freebmd.rootsweb.com Tetley, James Remington, married Greenland, Caroline Amelia at Kensington in the 2nd Quarter of 1883. I think that this provides a surname for Caroline that we didn't know. I'm unsure which James this is though! I think I have some crossed wires, with the James Rimington/Remington T's, because there's more than one of them! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I'll personally catch up with the other Richard's enquiry, tomorrow, time permitting. It would be nice to hear from anyone else, who's made some progress with their research. Cheers Rich (the one in Nottingham, where spring is well under way, now!) -- Born in Sheffield, but currently in Nottingham UK. Family names:- ASHFORTH, CAVE, CHAMPION, HODGES, HOPE, JACKSON, NICHOLSON, SIMPSON, SLEE, TETLEY, WALKER, WESTOVER, WOOLLEN, WILLIAMS. Home Website: http://freespace.virgin.net/richard.tetley/

Hi Folks Richard here (the one from Yorkshire) just checking to see if everybody's fit and well and making progress with there family tree Cheers Richard (Yorkshire)

Hi Richard (In Yorkshire), Many thanks for the Calverley entries, some of which are new to me! For this one, I think you're right that Sarah was Luke's sister:- "Sarah TETLEY o.t.p spinster married Thomas CORLDS ?? on 28th March 1830 witnessed by Luke TETLEY & Ann CORLDS (page 158 number 473)" Sarah was born 1805 and baptised 1824. Luke (1806-1882) & Sarah's parents were John Tetley (1772-?) and Susannah Porritt, (if I've got my facts straight!) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This next one is a bit complicated. "John TETLEY (Wool Comber) o.t.p married Emma WHEATER o.t.p spinster on 2nd July 1832 witnessed by Henry TETLEY James WHEATER & Peter TETLEY (page 269 number 807) " (Your wrote:- "Richard, You have a Thomas COTT as being married to Emma WHEATER is this correct? or do you have two Emma WHEATER’S ?") Its the same Emma Wheater, I think. I believe that John died in 1836, and that Emma re-married, as Emma Tetley (widow) to Thomas Cott (or Gott). In the 1851 census Emma was shown as a widow. In the 1871 census, John & Emma's daughter Mary Tetley was shown as aged 33 , step-dau of Thomas Cott/Gott and his wife was Emma. This (below) is the same Emma in 1881 (I believe) but the identity of daughter Ellen is a bit of a mystery. She can't be John's daughter because he died in 1836 and Ellen was born in about 1848. Possibly she was a daughter of Thomas Gott, and should have been shown as as step-daughter of Emma's. If Ellen had been Emma's daughter, she would surely have shown up in the 1851 census, with Emma, before she married Thomas Gott. Dwelling: Wheather Fold Census Place: Pudsey, York, England Source: FHL Film 1342074 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 4484 Folio 113 Page 22 Marr Age Sex Birthplace Emma GOTT W 69 F Stangly Pudsey, York, England Rel: Head Occ: Formerly Cloth Weaver (Woolen) Ellen HARTLEY M 32 F Stangly Pudsey, York, England Rel: Daur Occ: Woollen Cloth Weaver Joshua F. HARTLEY M 31 M Stangly Pudsey, York, England Rel: Son In Law Occ: Machine Cleaner (Labr) Thomas G. HARTLEY 3 M Stangly Pudsey, York, England Rel: G Son Law Mary HARTLEY 2 F Stangly Pudsey, York, England Rel: G Daur Law John HARTLEY 9 m M Stangly Pudsey, York, England Rel: G Son Law ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Of course it is possible that I've jumped to the wrong conclusion in finding Mary Tetley as as step-daughter of Thomas Cott, and have associated her with the wrong parents. Maybe Emma never actually married Thomas Gott! More questions than answers, I fear! Cheers Rich (the one in Nottingham) Richard Tetley wrote: > Hi Folks > One or two bits from Calverley P.C > They could be repeats but I don't care!! > > CALVERLEY P.C (REEL10) > -- Born in Sheffield, but currently in Nottingham UK. Family names:- ASHFORTH, CAVE, CHAMPION, HODGES, HOPE, JACKSON, NICHOLSON, SIMPSON, SLEE, TETLEY, WALKER, WESTOVER, WOOLLEN, WILLIAMS. Home Website: http://freespace.virgin.net/richard.tetley/

Hi Folks CALVERLEY P.C (REEL13) John TETLEY 20 yrs bachelor (Wool Sorter) of Bolton father Joseph TETLEY (Wool Comber) married Norma BROOK 23 yrs spinster of Bolton father James BROOK (Weaver) on 15th January 1843 (page 223 number 445) Cheers Richard (Yorkshire)

Hi Folks One or two bits from Calverley P.C They could be repeats but I don't care!! CALVERLEY P.C (REEL10) Mary Elizabeth daughter of Henry & Hannah TETLEY of Stanningley (Wool Sorter) born 5th August 1849 baptized 4th August 1850 (page 160 number 1273) George son of John & Sarah Elizabeth TETLEY of Bradford (Cashier) born 25th November 1865 baptized 9th September 1866 (page 339 number 2710) James son of William TETLEY of Thackley buried 6th September 1814 age 2 years (page 29 number 231) James Greaves son of William TETLEY of Bolton buried 19th April 1820 age 33 years (page 113 number 903) Samuel son of Naylor TETLEY of Bradford Moor buried 18th August 1847 age 5 years (page 47 number 374) John son of Naylor TETLEY of Bradford Moor buried 22nd December 1855 age 3 years (page 52 number 413) Naylor TETLEY of Bradford Moor buried 5th April 1859 age 41 years (page 85 number 673) CALVERLEY P.C (REEL12) Samuel TETLEY o.t.p (butcher & Clothier) married Mary WAINMAN spinster on 3rd October 1814 (page 62 number 186) Martha TETLEY widow o.t.p married John ROBERTSHAW widower on 19th October 1824 (page 482 number 1444) Susanna TETLEY spinster o.t.p married Joseph HORN (weaver) on 15th March 1825 (page 500 number 1498) Sarah TETLEY o.t.p spinster married Thomas CORLDS ?? on 28th March 1830 witnessed by Luke TETLEY & Ann CORLDS (page 158 number 473) is Sarah Luke’s sister? John TETLEY (Wool Comber) o.t.p married Emma WHEATER o.t.p spinster on 2nd July 1832 witnessed by Henry TETLEY James WHEATER & Peter TETLEY (page 269 number 807) (Richard You have a Thomas COTT as being married to Emma WHEATER is this correct? or do you have two Emma WHEATER’S ?) Cheers Richard (Yorkshire)

Hi folks, The following arrived recently from a correspondent:- > Here is a connection for you: > > John Tetley (1840 - 1896), son of John Tetley (1801 - 1872) & Frances > Crowther (1803 - 1885) > [your page: http://freespace.virgin.net/richard.tetley/dat58.htm#3] > married Margaret Halstead (abt. 1841 - 1920). They, in turn, were the > parents of Hattie Tetley (1872 - 1936) who appears on your page: > http://freespace.virgin.net/richard.tetley/dat178.htm#13. > > You show Hattie's mother as XXXX, Margarette b. Apr 1843 Pennsylvannia. I > have seen birthdates for her of 1841, 1842, and 1843. On the 1900 US Census > she was living in the household of her daughter Hattie and son-in-law John > C. Sothergill in Pennsylvania. It says she was born in Pennsylvania and both > her parents were born in England. > > Hattie's middle name was Sexton which I have tried without success to track > down. Perhaps, it came from the Halstead side. > > Also, Rowena Tetley Gullion who appears on your page: > http://freespace.virgin.net/richard.tetley/dat182.htm#8 > posted a message on RootsWeb saying that she is descended from the same John > Tetley (1801 - 1872) & Frances Crowther (1803 - 1885) above. I tried > contacting her, but the email no longer works. > I'm not sure if Rowena is on this list, if she is, or if anyone knows her, I'd like to put her in touch with my correspondent, and maybe link up her family tree with his. If anyone has any knowledge of the Sexton connection, I'd be delighted to pass that on too. Cheers Rich -- Born in Sheffield, but currently in Nottingham UK. Family names:- ASHFORTH, CAVE, CHAMPION, HODGES, HOPE, JACKSON, NICHOLSON, SIMPSON, SLEE, TETLEY, WALKER, WESTOVER, WOOLLEN, WILLIAMS. Home Website: http://freespace.virgin.net/richard.tetley/

Hi folks, This arrived from a friend today:- >From the baptismal records of St Mary's, Hunslet:- page 133 November 14th 1852, Hannah Maria, daughter of William Wilson and Mary Ann TETLEY, Hunslet, Ironmonger. Born September 24th 1852 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I had no record of Hannah Maria Tetley (1852-?), until now. Her father, William Wilson Tetley (1828-1877) , was the son of Mark TETLEY(1808-1856) and Maria Wilson STELL (abt.1804-1866). Mark and my ggg-grandfather, Thomas Tetley (1821-1884), were brothers. So Hannah Maria T., is a distant relation of mine! All I need to do now, is find out what became of her! Cheers Richard -- Born in Sheffield, but currently in Nottingham UK. Family names:- ASHFORTH, CAVE, CHAMPION, HODGES, HOPE, JACKSON, NICHOLSON, SIMPSON, SLEE, TETLEY, WALKER, WESTOVER, WOOLLEN, WILLIAMS. Home Website: http://freespace.virgin.net/richard.tetley/

Hi folks, The following appear on the genuki pages of extracts from the Paver's Marriage licenses http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/Misc/Transcriptions/YKS/Pavers2.html Note that these are copyright of Colin Hinson. His conditions of use are at:- http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/Misc/conditions.html I believe that I am in order, in quoting here, the following lines from his web page:- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1608 Titley John of Selby, Cowper Joan of St. Sampson's, York St. Sampson's, York, 1616 Pickles Daniel, Tetlow Catherine of Luddenden, par. Halifax Luddenden. 1617 Holmes Edmund of Manchester, Tetlow Mary of Halifax Halifax. 1619 March 31 Midgley John of Bingley, Tetlay Elizabeth of Hallifax, Wid either place. 1619 Oct. 4 Wilie George of Bardsey, Tuttle Anne of Leedes either place. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I couldn't spot any more variants of Tetley/Tetlow/Titley, but there is a LOT of data on that web page! Cheers Rich -- Born in Sheffield, but currently in Nottingham UK. Family names:- ASHFORTH, CAVE, CHAMPION, HODGES, HOPE, JACKSON, NICHOLSON, SIMPSON, SLEE, TETLEY, WALKER, WESTOVER, WOOLLEN, WILLIAMS. Home Website: http://freespace.virgin.net/richard.tetley/

Hi Folks IGI Mrs Susanna TETLEY Born abt 1826 spouse Samuel TETLEY of East Bowden Bradford Parish Church TETLEY Jane (Weaver) age 20 yrs of Bradford spinster father Mark TETLEY (Corn Miller) married Francis PICKARD 20 yrs of Bradford (Brickmaker) bachelor father John PICKARD (Comber) on 26th December 1853 page 204 number 407 Elizabeth TETLOW of full age spinster of Bowling father James TETLOW (Farmer) married Abram ROPER of full age bachelor (Wool Sorter) father John ROPER (Worsted Spinner) on 8th September 1856 page 117 number 234 John Samuel TETLEY of Eccleshill buried 4th September 1855 aged 4 yrs 6 mths page 519 number 386 Mary Hannah TETLEY of Bradford buried 28th September 1859 aged 4 yrs page 17 number 56 Ann TETLEY of Eccleshill buried 7th August 1860 aged 55 yrs page 25 number 46 Jonas? TETLEY of Bradford buried 30th January 1861 aged 59 yrs page 31 number 17 Samuel TETLEY of Bradford buried 23rd October 1875 aged 57 yrs page 125 number 32 Durham Census Index 1881 TETLEY Annie 38 yrs wife place of census Hedworth Monkt* place born Bishop Auckland. TETLEY John head 38 yrs (Wood Turner place born Hamilton US (piece number 5025 folio 55 page 35 film number 1342210) TETLOW Mary widow 48 yrs head census place West Hartlepool born LAN Heywood (piece number 4907 folio 95 page 13 film number 1342180) Essex Census Index 1881 TETLEY Annie 34 yrs lodger unmarried census place Danbury occupation Income from D* born Bradford, also TETLEY Moses B 30 yrs unmarried census place Danbury occupation Steam Plough+ born Bradford head John COOPER (piece number 1767 folio 62 page 18 film number 1341425) TETLEY Robert 40 yrs head married census place Great Dunmow occupation owner of Stea+ born Bradford. (piece number 1813 folio 57 page 27 film number 1341437) TETLOW William J head 24 yrs married place of census Leyton Low born London occupation Labourer, also Eliza J TETLOW wife 24 yrs born Hoxton, William G TETLOW son 3 yrs born Hoxton, Walter E TETLOW son 1 yr born Stratford. (piece number 1727 folio 129 page 65 film number 1341415) Cheers Richard (Yorkshire)

The following Tetley was found on the 1901 census for Lancashire: RG13/3665, f51. 31 School St, St. Matthews, Stretford, LAN. Thos Saml Tetley, head, mar, 28, screw manufacturer, born Birmingham. Clara Tetley, wife, mar, 30, (no occ), Urmston, LAN. Thomas Tetley, son, single, 7 mos, (-), Stretford, LAN. Ethel Tetley, half sister, single, 16, (-), Birmingham. Walter Tetley, half brother, single, 11, (-), Birmingham. Regards, Bill Dowdell

The 1891 census full entry for George W. Tetlow is as follows: RG12/3800-101 Totley Mill Farm Totley YKS Walter Tetlow Head Mar 28 Coachman Barlow, DBY. Kate Tetlow Wife Mar 26 Sheffield, YKS. George W. Tetlow Son 1mos Totley, YKS . Linda Cowling M-I-L 66 Wife's mother Sheffield, YKS. Walter died July 31, 1903, age 40 and is registered in the 3rd quarter, Sheffield. He left a will and the index shows his address as Shakespeare Hotel, Sycamore St, Sheffield. His occupation was a publican. To Kate Tetlow, widow. Regards, Bill Dowdell

Hi Folks, From the Sheffield 1891 census index:- George W Tetlow, b 1891 Kate Tetlow b. 1864 Walter Tetlow b. 1862 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This ties up with information from the Commonwealth War Grave Commision:- In Memory of GEORGE WILLIAM TETLOW Driver 786411 312th Bde., Royal Field Artillery who died on Monday, 2nd July 1917. Age 26. Additional Information: Son of Mrs. Kate Tetlow, of 44. Herschell Rd., Abbeydale Rd., Sheffield. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The slight mystery is what had become of the father, Walter, by 1917. Cheers Rich -- Born in Sheffield, but currently in Nottingham UK. Family names:- ASHFORTH, CAVE, CHAMPION, HODGES, HOPE, JACKSON, NICHOLSON, SIMPSON, SLEE, TETLEY, WALKER, WESTOVER, WOOLLEN, WILLIAMS. Home Website: http://freespace.virgin.net/richard.tetley/