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I have the Parish Magazine for Gateshead Fell 1886. Included at the end of the volume are the parish notices and accounts.
If you think you may have had any family in the area at the time I will be happy to look through it.
There are christenings, marriages and burials and also donations by parishioners are noted in the accounts.
There are also various committees mentioned, so even if you don't expect a BMD in 1886 there may be a mention of an ancestor who was perhaps a member of the 'Young Men's Improvement Society' or maybe yours is Mr Foot who was paid 5s for 'making a tank' ???
Never get tired of looking at it so let me know, however vague you think your connection may be.
Susan
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Are there any Thompsons or Brewises. Brewises played the organ at he chapel so probably not?
Thanks for the offer
Peter
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Hi Peter
There is just one Thompson mentioned and I'm afraid it won't be any use to you as there is no initial but in December 1885 'Miss Thompson (along with some others)was thanked for providing teas for the Mother's Union'
Sorry that's it!
Susan
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Thanks susan. Doomed o fail with this one I think.
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I have ancestors by the names of Wilder, Hepple and Knox who were living in the Gateshead Fell area and would be interested if any of these were in the magazine.
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Hi Geordiegirl,
Sorry none of those names appear.
Susan
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Thanks for looking Susan
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Hi Susan
Could you please see if there are any mentions of the surnames BARRASS, BARRAS, BARRESS or maybe other spellings. Thanks in advance
Gina
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Hi Gina
Sorry no Barrass, or variety of.
Geordiegirl if you're still watching this thread, I see you have Bell's in Gateshead. There are a couple of Bell's in the register would you like their details?
Susan
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Hi Susan
Thanks for looking. Good luck in your research
Gina
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Yes please. Bell is a pretty common surname but it's worth a try.
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Yes please. Bell is a pretty common surname but it's worth a try.
I know. I have them too ;) If you make any connection with Bell's from Egglestone get in touch.
Anyway here are the one's from the book - just in case...
Burial April 3rd 1886 Robert Bell 63years Church Road
Burial April 7th 1886 Thomas Bell 19 years Church Road
I had a quick look at the 1881 census and Robert and Thomas are in Church Row, father and son. Robert born Cramlington, his wife Mary Ann and all children born Newcastle.
Anyway if they don't fit yet, file it because you never know....
Happy hunting ;)
Susan
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Hello Susan,
Do you have any mention of William Kennedy (my Grandfather's real father) or Eliza Hartshorn (his mother sometimes known as Hutchinson!) or George Harding (his uncle married to Jane Ann and then Violet) ?????
Thank you,
I am clutching at straws.
David
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Thanks. I will keep a record as they don't seem to fit anywhere at the moment, as as you rightly say, they might fit the jigsaw somewhere.
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Hi Soocatt,
Is there any mention of these surnames, SAINT or AMOR
thanks Patrish.
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Hi DJH and Patrish
No luck with those names I'm sorry.
Susan
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Thank you for looking Susan, appreciated.
Patrish.
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Dear Susan,
Thank you for checking for me.
David
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hello i have ancestors from gateshead fell, the surnames are fairlamb, fairlamb is my main research name, as it was my name before i married.
and i know its a long shot but also johnson - with the johnson side im particularily looking for james johnson born around 1900, he married annie robson, these are my great grandparents, unfortunatly annie robson died having my nana, she died aged about 20, she was born in 1901 died jan 1922.
id be very interested on any information on these thankyou
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Hi Jacqui
Welcome to Rootschat :)
The book that I have only covers baptisms, marriages and burials during the year 1886.
There were no Fairlamb's hatched, matched or dispatched during that year, however there is an Arthur Johnson bap 24.10.1886 Sheriff Hill
I know he isn't the one you're after but maybe he'll fit somewhere.
Good luck
Susan
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thats brilliant thankyou,
yes my grandparents lived at sherriff hill for most of there lives so yes that might fit, thanks :D
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I'm so pleased.
Happy hunting :D
Susan
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Hi SooCatt
My surname interests are SMALL, NORMANDALE, MACKINGS - do they get a mention?
And yes, I also have a BELL - my 3xgreat grandmother Dorothy - but apart from her marriage to Charles SMALL in Jan 1808 no definite links to anyone else!
Jan
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Sorry Jan
None of those in 1886
Susan
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Thanks for looking, Susan.
Jan
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Hi Susan
When you have a spare few minutes could you please check to see if you have any of the following surnames mentioned in the parish magazine: Bullerwell, Cheeseman, Maugham(n), McQueen or Stark? Many thanks.
Justmej
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Hi
Only the one. Hope she's one of yours. ;)
Cheeseman, Sarah Annie, Dean Street, baptised 13th April 1886
Susan
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Thanks Susan
With the surname of Cheeseman, although I do not immediately recognise the christian name, will probably fit in somewhere. Thanks so much for taking the time to look.
justmej
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Hi I am especially interested in the history of Chowdene (Chowdean) area of Low Fell part of Gatershead Fell does your magazine have any reference's to those places.
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Hi Dasher
Sorry for the delay in replying - I've been off-line all week re-tiling the bathroom!
The following entries specifically mention Chowdean
George Brown buried 28.1.1886 aged 47years Chowdean
John Forster buried 8.3.1886 aged 12 years Chowdean
Elizabeth Rhodes buried 4.12.1885 aged 53years Chowdean
If you have any specific names that you'd like me to check for I'd be happy to. Some entries only mention a street name or in some cases just a house name.
Sorry again for the delay.
Susan
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Hi Susan,
The look up is much appreciated.I am trying in a very amateur way to do the local history of the area.
Bob
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Hi Susan,
My g/g/grandfather Joseph Gardner born Gateshead Fell 1814, died 1860. His son Thomas born same area 1841 and dau Margaret born 1848. I know this is out of dateline of your book but wondered if you could look for any Gardners who may be part of the bigger picture please
Thanks, mrs doc ???
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Hi Mrs Doc
Sorry for the delay in replying, I have had some computer problems. There is one Gardner mentioned and one Gardener. I have included both.
John Nevin Gardner of Low Fell baptised 7th February 1886
Nellie Gordon Gardener of Church Road buried 5th January 1886 aged 22 months.
Hope this is of some use. ;)
Susan
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Hi Susan,
Thanks for that but they don't fit in with what I have, doesn't mean they won't at some time, I just need to chase up siblings at some time in the future.
Thanks again,
Mrs Doc
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You're welcome :)
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A thought has crossed my mind (don't know how it's a bomb site in there !) is there anything in your book about Edgar, Davison or Finlay? And out of curiosity how did you come by the book anyway, it sounds like fascinating reading, or maybe just for dipping into occasionally.
Cheers,
mrs doc
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Hi again Mrs Doc
There are no Finlays or Edgars but there are two Davisons. Also two Davidsons - with a 'd' - noted them all just in case.
Andrew Davison buried 15.4.1886 of Blue Quarries age 26years
Isabella Davison buried 1.12.1885 of Sheriff Hill aged 72 years
Jane Davidson buried 15.9.1886 of Low Fell aged 86 years
Thomas Davidson buried 15.8.1886 of Plantation Cottage aged 19 years.
The book came through my family, my Mum's side, though absolutely none of my ancestors get a mention! It is actually the Parish Magazine for each month bound into a volume at the end of the year. I think it was quite common as I have seen other similar ones for different parishes. I think, though don't take this as gospel, that the actual magazine was a national publication by the church and each parish added their own notices at the end. There is mention in these notices for people to put their names down for the bound volume and the payments made to the book binder.
It is a fascinating snippet of history.
Susan
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Thanks for that Susan. Don't recognise the late lamented Davi(d)sons but will make a note for future reference. Take care of your book, as you say it is a piece of history and priceless I would say.
Thanks again,
Mrs Doc
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Hi..can you look and see if there are any...Lawtons...Callenders, Newtons or Edwards. Thankyou!
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Hello
Sorry, none of your lot seem to have been, baptised, married or buried during that year.
Susan
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hi susan
any of the following names in there, i was born in the area, now live in aus
mcgarrell
wilson
trainor
trestrail
campbell
goldsack
thanks
kathleen
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Hi Kathleen
Sorry no, none of these people appear in the book. It only covers a very short period though so don't be too disappointed. :)
Susan
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Hi,
I have a Jane Aiston Born in Gatshead, I do know that earlier Aistons lived in the Fell district so is there any mentions of Aistons.
Jolly Roger
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Sorry no, none of them either.
Susan
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Thanks for looking
JR
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SooCatt,
When you have time could you look to see if the surname Elsdon is mentioned?
Very many thanks
Jennifer
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Hi Susan,
Can you please see if there are any mentions of the names Jameson, Birleson, Lawrence, Coulthard, Winley and variants?
Many thanks.
Regards,
Les French
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thanks for looking
kathleen
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Hi Frenchy
Sorry none of those.
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Don't know Gateshead that well but I'm trying to find anything on Patrick Howard and his wife Mary (formerly Malley).Both came from Ireland.They were in William St in the 1881 Census and Corbridge St in the 1891 Census.Thank you in advance 8)
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Hi Lomo
Gateshead Fell was an area South of Gateshead itself. It's all merged together now but was once a separate township. I checked anyway though, just in case, but there were no Howards or Malleys.
:)
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Hi Lomo
Gateshead Fell was an area South of Gateshead itself. It's all merged together now but was once a separate township. I checked anyway though, just in case, but there were no Howards or Malleys.
:)
thank you 8)
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Hello.....
Are there any Williamson's about in your magazine?
Thanks
Claire
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Any Thurgoods
Thanks
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Claire,
Apologies for the delay in replying - for some reason I didn't see a notification of you post. Sorry to report that there are no Williamson's.
Vat69
Sorry, no Thurgoods either.
Susan
:)
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Thanks for looking
Claire
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Thank you for looking.
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Hi Susan,
would there be any Porter's ?
thank you,
Helen
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Hi Helen
There are three Porter entries :)
Bartholomew Porter married Elizabeth Ann Longstaff 23 April 1886
Charles Codrington Prissick Porter Low Fell buried 6 October 1886 aged 2months
Thomas Porter Dean Street buried 10 March 1886 aged 69years
:)
Susan
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Thank you so much Susan. Bartholomew is a very real prospect - wife "unknown".
Greatly appreciated. :)
Helen
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Hi Susan, :)
Would there be any Lowdon / Lowden.
Thank you.
Ayemas :)
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Sorry Ayemas
No Lowdon (or any variation) hatched, matched or despatched in 1886
Susan
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Thank you very much for looking Susan.
Greatly appreciated:)
Ayemas
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You're welcome
:)
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hi,
would you mind looking for any 'Oliver's please?
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Hi MIS
James Weddell Oliver baptised 4.6.1886 Union Place
James Weddell Oliver buried 18.9.1886 4months Edward Place
Olive Benning Oliver baptised 17.6.1886 Union Place
Olive Beynon Oliver buried 26.9.1886 4months Edward Place
;)
Susan
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thank you so much for that. Not who I was looking for but I'll make a note. How sad though - two babies!
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Hi Susan
Nice offer :)
Do you have any Newton, Sharp or Lumsden names please
Sylvia
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Hi Sylvia
Sorry none of those names appear in the magazine.
Susan
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thank you so much for that. Not who I was looking for but I'll make a note. How sad though - two babies!
It can make you feel sad sometimes can't it. I remember looking in the burials for a Parish in Durham and came across a page containing 11 burials and EIGHT of them were children under three years old.
Welcome to Rootschat by the way. You'll find it a friendly and informative place to be.
:)
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Thanks for the welcome!
I'm not researching my own family tree (my mother has beaten me to that one!) but I moved to Gateshead and started to look at the history of my house and found names of people who lived here over the last couple of hundred years. Through that I got in touch with a man in New Zealand who was searching for his ancestors - one of whom used to live in my house about 150 years ago!
So now, I'm helping him out with the Gateshead side of his family.
As I'm here, I'm happy to help anyone else with Gateshead relatives, particularly if they lived near Gateshead Fell (Sheriff Hill, Sodhouse Bank, Old Durham Road, Church Road, Durham Road etc). I can wander around and photograph things if anyone has addresses or headstones that they want to see.
Similarly, if anyone knows of any Oliver's in the Gateshead area I'd be thrilled to hear from you!
Sorry, I should probably make a new thread for this! I'll do that now ...
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Is there any reference to Mellon/Mellan/Mallin etc etc - through my research I have found this surname to spelt differently on so many occasions.
Regards
Fay
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hi, it rings a bell, i'll have a look for you , paula x :)
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sorry, i just realised that wasn't meant for me. I should stop reading emails and replying to them at midnight when I'm half asleep!
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Hi Fay
Sorry none of those (or variations) in my book.
:)
MIS - don't worry about it. If you have any info I'm sure Fay will be glad of it and I certainly don't mind you joining in the thread :)
Susan
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hi is there any morrison, hutchinson , graham thanks
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Hi Susan
when you have time Can you see if there are any Routledge's.
My great grand parents lived in the Gateshead area
Many thanks..... Maz
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Hello Oldhippyone
The names you gave do not appear among the Baptisms, marriages or burials but there is a mention of Hutchinson within the annual accounts.
Paid to Mr J Hutchinson £19 15s for salary
It's not much but it might fit somewhere.
Susan
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Sorry Maz there are no Routledges at all
Susan
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Never mind thanks for looking Susan..
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thank you that sounds like one of mine does it say what he was payed for as in what work did he do to recieve the salary ?
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thank you that sounds like one of mine does it say what he was payed for as in what work did he do to recieve the salary ?
No sorry it's just as I've written it. Could he have been the vicar? I've just had a quick look through the book and I can't find confirmation of what he was paid a salary for. The Rector is always referred to as just that 'the Rector' and not named anywhere that I can see. There are only two salaried paid from the church accounts though - the one to 'your' Mr Hutchinson and £10 to Mr Yarrow.
Sorry I couldn't be more help.
Susan
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Susan, I am originally from Gateshead Fell, and was a member of St John's in my youth. My wife also was a member - we were married there in 1958.
My parents, and my grandmother, were married there, and my great-great grandfathe owned the original Three Tuns.
Could you search your document for HALL, WALES, GRAHAM, or PARKINSON?
I'd appreciate it. In return, in 1983, my daughter copied the pertinent names from the St John's registers (they were still at thr Rectory in those days). So basically they are the HALL and WALES, but the maiden names are there so I could search for any you require.
Incidentally, my aunt still attends st John's.
Regards, Rob Hall, Katy, TEXAS
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My in-laws were married in Gateshead Fell in 1933 - GRAHAM/PARKINSON. I know the GRAHAM was living in Hedley Street, and originally from Brampton. - Any help?
Regards, Rob Hall, Katy, TEXAS
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Hello
Your offer is very kind - however I actually have no family in this area, and no connection to the church there. The book I have was my mother's and I think she got it from an Aunt who lived there for a time. The book only concerns a very short period but I have a Hall and a Wales for you.
Margaret Jane Hall Sheriff Hill baptised 15th June 1886
Margaret Jane Hall Sheriff Hill buried 28th September 1886 4 months
Charles Patterson Wales Sheriff Hill baptised 20th June 1886
Hope it's useful :)
Susan
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Susan, Thanks for the info.
My father told me about Charles Patterson Wales, emigrated to Canada, but at the start of WW1 he came back to the Uk, and was killed in action. I remember his widow, son Fred, and grandaughter Helen.
Regards, Rob Hall, KATY, TEXAS
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Trying to find relatives of my Joseph R.Davison ancestor
that came to the U.S. abt. 1891.Joseph father was a
Martin Davison.1901 census has Martin living Westgate.
Joseph was b.abt.1871,Durham-Lumley-Sixth Pit. Would
like to get in touch with them and maybe someday i can
make a trip to England and see where my g.and gg,etc.
grandparents lived and died.
Thanks for any help you can give. You can e-mail me
direct
Franklin Davison
Using my cousin computer.
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Hi Franklin
Welcome to rootschat. I have edited your post as we do not publish email addresses in case they are picked up by spammers, and to protect your privacy. Once you have two or three posts to your credit you can use our personal message system. Click on the scroll under the name of the person you want to contact.
On the whole rootschat is not the best forum for finding living people and again we do not publish any names if they may be still alive.
Andrea
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Hello ..If your kind offer is available do you have any George J. Wilkinsons or Armstrongs,or any Francis Lynchs.
Thank You
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Hello
Sorry there are no Wilkinsons or Lynchs mentioned.
Susan
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To Maz1968.
I have data on a ROUTLEDGE family living at # 3 Cruddace Square, in Heworth (one mile from Gateshead Fell).
Isaac Routledge 61, Mary Routledge 56, Adam Routledge 19, and a stepson Robert Hall 28(my namesake!).
Regards, Rob Hall, Katy, TEXAS
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Thanks very much for looking.
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Hi
I am also trying to find ancestors with the name Knox from the Felton area. In particular a Robert Knox who was a seaman in the mid 1800's
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can you have a look for any gray daley mullen family in gateshead. thanks janet
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Sorry Sidnerreilley and Barrettfamily none of those names appear in my book.
Susan
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Would you mind looking for Thomas Mcdonald, Margaret Mcdonald/Kelly, Michael and Patrick Kelly, please?
Thanks.
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Hi Luckyme
The specific names you mention aren't there but there were these which may be of some relevance to you
William Kelly buried 6.12.1885 aged 14 months Union Place
John McDonald buried 8.6.1886 aged 38 years Sheriff Hill
Best wishes
Susan
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Thanks for that. I shall look into that information :)
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SooCat,
Do you have any Featherstonhaugh's, Carlaw's or Foggin's in your records please?
Thanks, Alison
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Sorry Alison, None of those names appear.
Susan
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Hi Susan: OH has connections with Gateshead Fell - Gray and Bray. Gray is probably Sod House Bank, and I think that Bray may be Windy Nook (not sure though).
Many thanks for any help.
BumbleB
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Hi BumbleB
Sorry no Grays or Brays hatched , matched or despatched in 1886
:) Susan
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Ah, well, thanks for looking.
Sue
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SooCatt, I am from Sheriff Hill, and have a great grandfather, born in Heworth/Felling (depending which census), born !852/53.
Can you help? I was born on Windy Nook Road!
Regards, Rob Hall, Katy, TEXAS
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Hi Rob
I can't be much help I'm afraid as all I have is a book which is a compilation of the Parish Magazine for the year 1886. (The book had belonged to my Grandmother)
There is a mention of a Margaret Jane Hall in the baptism and burial records which I note here for you in case she is related:
Margaret Jane Hall Sheriff Hill baptised 15 June 1886
Margaret Jane Hall Sheriff Hill buried aged 4 months 28 September 1886
Regards
Susan :)
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Susan, being from Sheriff Hill, and a 'strong' member of St John's, could you send me a copy of the book you mentioned?
In 1986, my daughter, (who happened to be born in Africa), copied the births, and marriages, of the HALL's' and WALES',
Prior to 1890 the HALL's were not from Sheriff Hill (maybe Felling/Heworth), but my g.g.grandfather (Foster Wales) was the original owner, of the Three Tuns pub. And when he died, his wife Isabella ran the pub!
Regards, Rob Hall, Katy, TEXAS
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Hi
Are there any Fairgrieves.. John born 1851 married Elizabeth Copeland. Robert born 1827 married Jane Ann Snaith.
Thanks Alan...
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I found two Elizabeth Copelands. Both born at Heworth in 1869, and 1890. Heworth is only 1 mile from Gateshead Fell.
Regards, Rob Hall, Katy, TEXAS
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Thanks my Elizabeth was born 1853
What about Mary Kidd 1781--- or Jane Watson 1807. would you have anything on them.
Alan...
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Hi Hunter51
There is this:
Louis Lirdon Fairgreve buried 10.12.1885 Low Fell aged 1 month
Susan
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Also 2 Watsons:
Eleanor Watson baptised 16.5.1886 Blue Quarries
Jane Watson buried 1.1.1886 Sheriff Hill aged 34 years
:)
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Hi, if the offer is still open, could you please have a look for any Greeners or Robsons in your little book?
Many thanx
Fi
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Hi Fi
Yes the offer is still open. Here are the entries for Greener and Robson
James Greener Low Fell buried 19th March 1886 aged 77
Isabella Robson Sheriff Hill baptised 2nd May 1886
Ann Robson Low Fell buried 15th Jan 1886 aged 70
Robert Robson Blacking Cottages baptised 8th Aug 1886
Sarah Robson Low Fell buried 3rd March 1886 aged 60
I hope some of them are yours
Susan
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Hi,
Looking for surname LYNN.
Many thanks
sue
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Sorry no Lynns :(
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Thanks for looking
sue
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Unfortunately, none of those fit into my tree - yet! But I've saved them in case any of them crop up at a later date.
Many thanx
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Can you see if you have anything for Crone. My Gt Grandfather lived on what is now Durham Rd, I know there is the Statue opposite the P.O which is for his cousin William Crone who died in the Boer War 20.11.1901. Do your records show anything else.
Thanks
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He there
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you, I have been in Scotland for a few days. There are no Crone's mentioned in the book.
Susan
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Before I ask you about a particular surname could you tell me whether Gateshead Fell is the same as The Felling. Thanks
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Hi Almaha
I don't think it's the same but I don't know for certain. I'd be happy to look for your names anyway.
Susan
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I have the Parish Magazine for Gateshead Fell 1886. Included at the end of the volume are the parish notices and accounts.
If you think you may have had any family in the area at the time I will be happy to look through it.
There are christenings, marriages and burials and also donations by parishioners are noted in the accounts.
There are also various committees mentioned, so even if you don't expect a BMD in 1886 there may be a mention of an ancestor who was perhaps a member of the 'Young Men's Improvement Society' or maybe yours is Mr Foot who was paid 5s for 'making a tank' ???
Never get tired of looking at it so let me know, however vague you think your connection may be.
Susan
Hi SooCat
Do you have any Aisbitt, or Bolam Hunter
Thanks from downunder
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Hello
There is a baptism for a Robert Nevin Bolam of Kell's Lane , baptised 24th October 1886.
Also, I don't know if this is of any interest, but there is a mention in the accounts of a Mr. Hunter who was paid £3 10s for a new bookcase and also £3 9s for repairs. Maybe he was a carpenter?
Susan
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SooCatt,
My father, Robert William Hall was baptised at St John's (1914), my mother-in-law Margaret Parkinson was baptised at St John's (1906). They were married (obviously not to each other), 1935 Dec, and 1933 Feb respectively.
My grandmother Violet Wales married at St John's, to Robert Hall (1913 Dec). Also my maternal grandparents Joseph Wales/Roseanne Hall (maybe at St Edmund's circa 1913).
My wife and I, Margaret Graham, and Robert William Hall, were baptized, 1938 and 1936 respectively, and married at St John's in 1958 Oct, by the Reverend Cartwright.
Now to the question, do you have anything in the old 1886 report, with the names Wales, Parkinson, or Hall
I still visit St John's every time I come back to the UK.
Best regards, Rob Hall, Katy, TEXAS
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Hi Rob
There are just these ones that I have given you already earlier in this thread
Marrgaret Jane Hall Sheriff Hill baptised 15th June 1886
Margaret Jane Hall Sheriff Hill buried 28th September 1886 4 months
Charles Patterson Wales Sheriff Hill baptised 20th June 1886
Susan
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My apologies for having asked before; the mind starts failing at 74. But on these baptisms, did it have the parents names?
Gratefully, Rob Hall, Katy, TEXAS
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Hi Rob
Don't worry it's not a problem. Trust me you don't have to be particularly senior to have a senior moment ;D
Unfortunately no parents names are included. I have included all the information which is included in the announcement. Not a terrific amount I know, but a starting point for further investigations maybe. :)
Susan
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One of my familes SELLERS ( or SELLARS) arrived in Gateshead from Barnsley around 1884 and lived for a while in Church Road, near to the lunatic asylum and the church. The father was called Amarias, so that should stand out but I think they were chapel folk. Any hits?
Dave M
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Sorry Dave no Sellers or any variations.
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SooCatt, have you come across any McNULTY's in Sheriff hill or Heworth?
Regards, Rob Hall, Katy, TEXAS
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Hi Susan,
My ancestors come from the Newcastle, Northumberland / Durham area and if possible it would be great if you could check to see if they are mentioned.
The likely names are Wort, Maughan, Reed, Sterling or Burrell.
Best wishes. :) :D ;D
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Hi Janet
Sorry none of those names appear to be in Gateshead Fell in 1886
Susan
:)
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Hi Susan, thank you very much for looking though - I had high hopes of Wort, but there you go. Thanks anyway. Best wishes Janet.
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Hello,
Do you have any HARTSHORNs or HARVEYs around in that time?
Thanks,
David
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Sorry David, neither of those names appear in my little book.
Susan
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Thanks for your efforts.
David
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Hi Susan.
Could you please check the following form me... Kelly and Amos, surnames I am tracing with connections to Gateshead Fell but I am not sure of the exact dates.
Thanks Erin
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Hi Erin,
Sorry for the delay in replying - I have been away for the weekend. There are no mentions of anyone called Amos but there is one entry for a Kelly:-
William Kelly buried 6th December 1885 aged 14months Union Place
Hope its of some use.
Susan
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Thank you for this Susan, I think this could be of a lot of use.
Regards Erin