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Nope ! ..... Hannah is an enigma ! can't find her there either - must be from Huddersfield or around that area ?

I have found a 2nd or 3rd removed? cousin ? who has Giggles etc ! back to William Giggle in 1600 in Batley, we share so many links, yet it stops blank on my side with Robert and his mum Hannah ? shes completeley stumped too !

This site has transcriptions for Horbury St. Peter and St. Leonard parish registers (where Robert was baptised) under the heading Church Records, but I can't see anything for Hannah:


http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/WRY/Wakefield/

mmm.... thank you, 3d in those days was a fortune no doubt., may have to do some more digging into hannah's date's ?

In those days she would most probable been a pauper as an un-married mother?

VERY, VERY interesting Thank you so much
Kindest Regard
Sue x

Researching Giggle, Giggal, Gigile, (Huddersfield) Moss ( Portsmouth/Leeds) Hunter ( Leeds? ) Pullan ( Whitby/Leeds)

You might be lucky, if her parents could afford the tax, but it might explain things if you can't find a baptism for her, or lead you to consider a later baptism that you might have thought would be 'too young' to be Hannah.

Very interesting thank you !

Hannah was born approx 1792 and could have been directley affected by this !

Thank you !

Sue x

Depending on when Hannah was born, she may have been affected by this:

"In 1783 the British government passed a stamp duty act to help pay for the American War of Independence. In particular a tax of 3d was to be paid on every entry in a parish register. The incumbent was empowered to collect this tax and entitled to keep a small proportion for his trouble. However paupers were exempt from paying the tax. The tax was deeply unpopular and was finally repealed in 1794."

The effects were that some children went unbaptised altogether, and others were baptised as a family job lot after the repeal of the act in 1794, possibly several years after their birth.

Hi

Thank you so much !

That's my ggggranddad !

Spelling ranges from giggle to giggal, jiggal ro gigile, and all else between !

and now jigill phew !

Kindest Regards
Sue x

lots coming up as Giggle as well

Robert Gigile
England and Wales Census, 1841
birth: 1811 Yorkshire
census: 1841 Huddersfield,? Huddersfield,? Yorkshire,? England


name: Robert Gigile
event: Census
event date: 1841
gender: Male
age: 30
birthplace: Yorkshire
record type: Household
registration district: Huddersfield
sub-district: Huddersfield
civil parish: Huddersfield
county: Yorkshire

Robert Jiggal
England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975
christening: 14 Apr 1811 HORBURY,?YORK,?ENGLAND
parents: Hannah Jiggal


name: Robert Jiggal
gender: Male
baptism/christening date: 14 Apr 1811
baptism/christening place: HORBURY,YORK,ENGLAND
mother's name: Hannah Jiggal
indexing project (batch) number: P00758-1
system origin: England-ODM
source film number: 844552

found this - in case it's connected

Hannah Jigill
England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975
child: Sarah Jigill


name: Sarah Jigill
gender: Female
baptism/christening date: 17 Jan 1836
baptism/christening place: EAST ARDSLEY,YORK,ENGLAND
mother's name: Hannah Jigill
indexing project (batch) number: C00616-2
system origin: England-ODM
source film number: 990859

Hello

I wonder if anyone could help me ?

My G,G,G,G Grandfather, Robert Gigile/Jiggal was born in Huddersfield in 1811, he was baptised by his mum Hannah Jiggal on 14th April 1811 in Horbury, nr Wakefield, and the entry was recorded as a natural child. I came to a complete stop with this part of my family and I understand a natural child is a polite term for born illegitemate. Hence my stuggle to find his father !

I need to find Hannahs relatives but have only this information

I am grateful for any help
Kind Regards Sue ( nee pullan )