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cane

cane Report 26 Oct 2005 19:41

hi maureen, mary ann cotton murders,found it very interresting theres a short verse about her on www.crimelibrary after the last chapter of the story, well worth the read. gwen

Andrea B

Andrea B Report 26 Oct 2005 20:54

Maureen Thanks for your kind offer. If you have time could you look up a baptism for Elsie Currey, born 22 April 1905 in Houghton-le-Spring please. I suspect it will be St Michaels sometime in 1905. Many thanks Andrea I have another one but I understand that you will have loads to do so won't have time to fit this one in too but if you are looking at Houghton-le-Spring marriages for anyone else and you come across Oscar William Bowmaker aged approx 20 to Margaret Ayre (I think) in late 1906 (registered December) I would appreciate the bride's father's name please. Again I suspect St Michael's. Many thanks PS You probably have ancestry but, if not, and you need any look ups just gie me a shout.

Shirley

Shirley Report 26 Oct 2005 21:52

Hello Maureen, Thanks for the offer of help. Can you please look up the burial of Jane Raisbeck, wife of Matthew, at St luke's, Ferryhill at the start of September 1856? She died on the first at Byers Green, but they lived at Ferryhill, so I presume that is where she was buried. Thank you in advance, even if you don't get time. Hope you get a good viewer!! Last time I went there I was 10 minutes late and got the dregs. Shirley

Unknown

Unknown Report 27 Oct 2005 03:07

Hiya...only me! My ancestors are now coming out of the woodwork thanks to ancestry 51.....just found my 6xgrandfather alive and kicking aged 95 in Essex. Birthplace SUNDERLAND!!!!! Is there only one main church in Sunderland for the mid to late 1700's? If so and this isn't too vague, can I go on your list for 'whenever you get the chance' please..... Stonehouse Stuart born sometime around 1755-1760. This is the name he always uses although for some reason on his wife's death cert, he's named as Anthony Stuart If you get the chance anytime, anything likely would be a huge bonus! Thanks Lou

eline

eline Report 27 Oct 2005 06:46

Maureen, would you please have alook to see if there is deaths of either Thomas Colclough or jane colclough after 1837. I know this is a huge task but a few years would be agreat help. They fell off the earth after 1841 census but found their son William in 1841 census visiting relatives in Thornaby. Regards, Jackie.

eline

eline Report 27 Oct 2005 06:50

Sorry MAUREEN, They were married in St Thomas & Jane Colclough was born Jane Richardson 1813 in the same church. Jackie

~*~ Mo

~*~ Mo Report 28 Oct 2005 16:47

Dorthy Rigby John Adamson Death not as Chopwell and not at Winlaton But there was a death at Winlaton Jane Grace Adamson of Winlaton 20th January 1897 aged 44 years

~*~ Mo

~*~ Mo Report 28 Oct 2005 16:54

Kathleen Bell Whay Heyy you are going to be Happy... St James's Church Stockton 1st August 1910 George King aged 23, bachelor, Occ. Fish Dealer, residence Florence Street. Father Thomas King (dec) occ Fish Dealer Isabella Hutchinson, aged 22, spinster, residence Florenve Street. Father John Hutchinson, Occ. Butcher Witnesses John Hutchinson and Sarah King 888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 St Paul's Hartlepool 7th June 1905 Thomas Littlefair aged 37, bachelor, Occ. Rolley Man residence 181 Alma Stret. Father William Littlefair, Occ. Farmer Emily Harding, aged 26, spinster, residence 181 Alma Stret. Father William Harding, Occ. Labourer. Witnesses William Littlefair, Evelyn Harding and Florence Littlefair.

~*~ Mo

~*~ Mo Report 28 Oct 2005 16:57

Marcus Tried Winlaton as the books also said that Blaydon was also covered by this parish Nothing some forsters but not John and Agnes

~*~ Mo

~*~ Mo Report 28 Oct 2005 16:57

Johnathon Gash Date 15th December 1845

~*~ Mo

~*~ Mo Report 28 Oct 2005 16:58

Shiela on the Coast No burials listed at all for St Thomas, Westoe,,, or South Shields St Hilda

~*~ Mo

~*~ Mo Report 28 Oct 2005 17:12

Tracey in Teeside. 1763 marriage for Richard Speck I cannot find the entry for them Church is St John St Mary the Virgin Thomas Thirkell and Margaret Stokol (or Stokes I think its a funny s) both of this parish were married by Banns this 30th March 1724 John Elgey and Margaret Gibson both of this parish were married by Banns this 2nd May 1725 Thomas Thirkell and Margaret Elgy both of this parish were married by Banns this 6th Nov 1748 baptism for John Elgy cannot find St Cuthbert's Church, Darlington Banns of marriage between Joseph Pearson and Ann Thirkell were published April 22nd, 29th and May 6th 1798 by me James Townam, curate.. The said Joseph Pearson of this parish Weaver and Ann Thirkell of same parish spinster were married in this church by Banns this Fourteenth day May in the year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety Eight. This marriage was solmenized betwen us Joseph Pearson and Ann Thirkell (both sign) In the presence of James Philips, Isabella Clough and Robet Smith (all sign and Robet Smith spells his name exactly like that)

~*~ Mo

~*~ Mo Report 28 Oct 2005 17:12

Derek I had another look for Hannah at Etherley and Cannot find her there either

KathleenBell

KathleenBell Report 28 Oct 2005 17:26

Maureen, I can't thank you enough. That is much more than I expected. You must have spent ages looking through the different churches in Hartlepool and I thought we'd decided to forget the Stockton marriage. What a bonus for me. You don't know what this means, as I can now hopefully get on with my brother-in-law's side of the family in time for his and my sister's golden wedding celebrations. If I can just get a couple of generations it will be great. Any help you ever need you just have to ask. Thank you Kath. x

~*~ Mo

~*~ Mo Report 28 Oct 2005 17:29

Jackie Legge I dont know if you will laugh or cry at this the Margaret at A Andrew, parents were not John and Margaret.. Hence why I possibly did'nt look to closely.. But Auckland St Helen 25th December 1822 Thomas 1st son of John and Margaret Howe, Labourer 24th July 1825 John 2nd son of John Howe and Margaret Gibbon of West Auckland, Labourer. 28th June 1827 Margaret 1st dau of John How and Margaret Gibbon of West Auckland Labourer 6th September 1829 George 3rd son of John Howe and Margaret Gibbon of West Auckland Miller 21st Sept 1834 Ann dau of John How and Margaret Gibbon of West Auckland Miller 25th October 1836 Henry son of John How and Margaret Gibbon of West Auck Miller 88888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 16th October 1816 John Kilburn son of John and Margaret Howe of West Auckland Blacksmith 10th July 1820 Margaret dau of John Howe and Margaret of West Auckland Blacksmith 16th July 1826 Edward 3rd son of John Howe and Margaret Kilburn of St Helen's Blacksmith 888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 John Howe = Margaret Kilburn 12 Feb 1814 John Howe = Margaret Gibbon 20th May 1822 888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 Happy Hunting trying to sort out the right one

~*~ Mo

~*~ Mo Report 28 Oct 2005 17:31

Ann fron North Yorkshire I cannot find anything in the Hedworth Monkton or Jarrow indexes of parish records for him

~*~ Mo

~*~ Mo Report 28 Oct 2005 17:31

Ann Libby Nothing for the electoral role for Shotton Colliery

☼ Orangeblossom ☼ - Tracy

☼ Orangeblossom ☼ - Tracy Report 28 Oct 2005 17:44

Maureen, you're brilliant. Thank you so much :)

~*~ Mo

~*~ Mo Report 28 Oct 2005 17:46

Norman Nothing at Coundon St James But at Eldon I have got two St Mark's born Jan 1902 (no date) bap 16th Feb 1902 Frederick Muer son of John George Bradley and Florence Ada Bamford of Coundon Grange, Occ. Coalminer born 15th Aug 1905 bap 17th Sept 1905 Florence Ada dau of John George Bradley and Florence Ada Bamford of South Church, Occ Coalminer..... Ive checked from 1895 to 1910 for Coundon and Eldon 88888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 Thomas Bradley of this parish bachelor and Ann Barker of this parish Spinster were married in this church by Banns this Eleventh day of February in the year One Thousand Eight Hundred and ThirtyFour by me Geo Fielding.This marriage was solmenized between us Thomas Bradley and Ann Barker (she makes X her mark). In the presence of George Gibbon and James Hutchinson 888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 Robert Elliott marries Ann Siddle 29th Nov 1836 (looks like this has been a double wedding) witnesses Isaac Newton and James Hutchinson 888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 Isaac Newton of this parish, bachelor and Hannah Elliott of this parish spinster were married in this church by Banns with consent of parents this twentyninth day of November in the year One Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirtysix by me Geo Fielding. This marriage was solmenized between us Isaac Newton and Hannah Elliott (both make X their mark). In the presence of Robert Elliott (makes X his mark) and James Hutchinson

~*~ Mo

~*~ Mo Report 28 Oct 2005 17:46

Sarah Drabble No Edna after 1911 and befor 1921