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Baptism: 8 Jul 1838 Priory Church of St Mary and St Michael, Cartmel, Lancashire, England
John Poole - Son of John Poole & Betty
Abode: Gill Head
Occupation: Attorney
Baptised by: J Long
Register: Baptisms 1832 - 1851 from the Bishp's Transcripts, Page 99, Entry 787
Source: LDS Film 1040300
http://www.lan-opc.org.uk/

Thank you so much for this - yes, thank you, I have read the full article.

But if the marriage states his father as being John Poole, then this isn't the people I'm looking for.

Wth best wishes,

Peter

According to this, John Poole's wife's maiden name was Noble:

Kendal Mercury
Kendal Mercury Cumbria, England
13 Jan 1838

Hawkshead, the 11th inst., John Poole, Esq., solicitor, Gillhead, Bowness, to Miss Noble, of Hawkshead, eldest daughter . . .
View article Type: FamilyNotice


So this will be his marriage:


England, Select Marriages, 1538–1973
about John Poole

Name:
John Poole
Gender:
Male
Marital Status:
Single
Marriage Date:
11 Jan 1838
Marriage Place:
Hawkshead, Lancashire, England

Father:
John Poole

Spouse:
Betty Noble

FHL Film Number:
1471809

Reference ID:
P 3 Item 8

Re my post above, that's apparently not the right John Poole in 1841 & 1851.

In the first section on this page, he's still at Gillhead in 1843:
https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/20255/page/2851/data.pdf

The info Gins found is not connected with the article you posted, as, one, the date is later than the newspaper article, and two, the article related to a civil action in Westmorland, and the trial was in a criminal court in Lancashire

On balance, one would have expected the press to mention if they were brothers........in view of the fact that one was taking action against the other

Have you actually read the complete article?

According to the newspaper article, John Poole was an attorney living "in Ambleside". Mention is made of seeing the defendant at Gillhead.

I can't see him in the 1841 census, but here's a mention of him in 1832. Gillhead was the name of his house, at Bowness.

http://archive.spectator.co.uk/article/5th-may-1832/10/from-the-london-gazettes
BANKRUPTS:
COOPER, AGNES, Ambleside, Westmoreland, woollen-manufacturer. May 15, June 12: solicitors, Mr. Poole, Gillhead, near Bowness ; and Mr. Williamson, Gray's Inn Square.


The only John Poole, solicitor, whom I can see in the area, is living at Field Head House, Hawkshead, in 1851, and in Cartmel in 1841.
Hawkshead's not too far from Ambleside, but Catrmel's further away, so it's not him, unless he moved house between 1839 and 1841.


1841 England Census
about John Poole

Name:
John Poole
Age:
35
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1806
Gender:
Male
Where born:
Lancashire, England
Civil Parish:
Cartmel
Hundred:
Lonsdale (North of the Sands)
County/Island:
Lancashire
Country:
England
Street address: Fieldhead
Occupation: solicitor
Registration district:
Ulverstone
Sub-registration district:
Cartmel
Piece:
528
Book:
Folio:
7
Page Number:
7
Household Members:

John Poole 35
Elizabeth Poole 35
John Poole 3
Jane Poole 1 3 Mo



1851 England Census
about John Poole

Name:
John Poole
Age:
49
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1802
Relation:
Head
Spouse's Name:
Elizabeth Poole
Gender:
Male
Where born:
Cartmel, Lancashire, England
Civil Parish:
Hawkshead and Monk Coniston with Skelwith
County/Island:
Lancashire
Country:
England

Street address:
Occupation: Solicitor

Registration district:
Ulverstone
Sub-registration district:
Dalton
ED, institution, or vessel:
3b
Household schedule number:
67
Piece:
2275
Folio:
458
Page Number:
18
John Poole 49
Elizabeth Poole 48
John Poole 12
Jane L Poole 11
Harriet M Poole 6
Priscilla Poole 4
Elizabeth Bell 21 - servant
Joseph Barrow 7 - servant

Hi thank you - I'm connected to TWO brothers with these names living in Carlisle in the early 1800s, but I'm not sure if it's these. Hmmm any way to confirm.

Hi

Could this be the record?



England & Wales, Criminal Registers, 1791-1892

Name:
Joseph Poole[Joseph Moss]

Age:34

Estimated Birth Year:abt 1806

Date of Trial:19 Mar 1840

Trial Year:1840

Location of Trial:
Lancashire, England

Sentence:Imprisonment

The article in full from the Carlisle Journal of 29 February 1840 gives no clarification as to whether or not they're related:

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/keepsafe/asset/details/10958220

Ancestry is free until midnight, so, if you're quick, you can look for them yourself

Although how you will identify them is beyond me

If you know nothing about them, how would you know what to look for? and whether you'd found them?

Why have you picked on this article? Are you related to people named Poole?

Hi there - I am wanting to find out more about these two men and to see if they are related. I know nothing of them other than this newspaper notice but just curious really. Can they be found in the census?

Best wishes,

Peter


Carlisle Journal
Wenimorland Assizes
“... being undefended his Lordship summed up, when the Jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for £36 19s. lid. John Pooi.e v Joseph Poole. This nction was brought ... ”

First match of your search in this article.

Saturday 29 February 1840 , Carlisle Journal , Cumbria, England
Type: Article Words: 275 Page: 3 Tags: none