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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Durham => Topic started by: loubla on Sunday 22 July 07 17:14 BST (UK)
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Hi everyone.
I need help finding these places.
Trimdene/trimdone and Fesham Bishopbeg.These are obviously misspellings but i don't know the area so can not guess where they are.
These are the places my grt,grt,grt grandfather put on the 1851/61 census.
Any help would be great.
Louise
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try this site.
http://www.old-maps.co.uk/GAZPAGES/GazCounty.aspx
Pauline
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Trimdon is a village just outside Sedgefield county Durham. if you give me thedetails from the 1861 census may be able to identify the place.
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Just thought it best to warn people this has also been posted on the North Yorkshire Board - I hope you don't mind Louise but it saves people duplicating information.
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,245975.0.html
Great minds think alike slaw .. .. and the rest we won't go into! :)
Regards,
Pels :)
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He lived in Whitby but his surname is spelt differently.
His marriage cert is spelt with the v and his death cert is with ph.
1861
Robert Stephenson born 1786 fesham bishopbeg
1851
Robert Stevenson born 1787 trmdene.
Thanks for that pels.
Louise
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Hi again Louise,
Not a lot of help I'm afraid but someone might have an idea if
they can see tham written down:
1851 census:
(http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/1410/1851ql4.jpg)
1861 census:
(http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/7356/1861fs2.jpg)
I should still imagine the 1851 would refer to Trimdon as slaw has already said .. ..
Best wishes,
Pels
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Hi
The 1851 is fairly easy, it's Trimden (Trimdon) but the other I'm still pondering :-\
Gadget
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First word is Fishburn
Gadget
Added - the only place near it with a Bishop is Bishop Middleham but there is a Stoneybeck Lane. So could it refer to Bishop beck :-\
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The first word definitely is Fishburn, which is next to Trimdon
Sheila
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I'm putting my money on Fishburn and Bishop beck (written as beg)
I worked with someone from Fishburn when in Durham in the late 1960s :)
Gadget
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Thank You everyone.
Your all stars.
I would never have found it without your help.
Thanks again
Louise
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hi there
this site will give you some historical information for the area and hopefully help you out.
http://www.keystothepast.info/k2p/usp.nsf/pws/keys+to+the+Past+-+home+page
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Hi.
I am having the same issue and I see we are researching the same person.
Robert is my 3rd great grandfather on my mothers side.Feel free to visit my tree Taylor tree on ancestry look forward to hearing from you.
Regards Dennis Taylor