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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Yorkshire (North Riding) => England => Yorkshire (North Riding) Lookup Requests => Topic started by: scruffypup on Monday 27 August 07 08:48 BST (UK)
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Hi, I've been stuck on my ancestor Charles Leng 1780 Lythe for a long time, I've heard from Bev at Genes Reunited that although he appears to be missing a birth on any website his parents ae Thomas Leng baptised 28/10/1743 Lythe and possibly Elizabeth Raw no date of birth married 14/12/1766 in Lythe, Thomas's parents Francis Leng baptised 2/1/1708 and Mary Webster 10/1712 married 10/1/1740 Francis's parents Francis Leng and Margaret Hill married 25/11/1701 and having searched on familysearch the only Francis I can find between 1660 and 1690 in Yorkshire would be Francis Leng 6/4/1673 born Bubwith father John Leng. Any ideas, info or help would very much be appreciated, I just want to check all this information matches up.
Julie
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These are baptisms in Lythe from your family-
1 Jun 1770 Elizabeth d of Thomas & Elizabeth Leng of M.
3 Mat 1775 Thomas s of Thomas & Elizabeth Leng of M.
23 Sep 1779 William s of Thomas & Elizabeth Leng of M.
Burial
27 Aug 1780 Elizabeth d of Thomas & Elizabeth Leng of M.
(Mickleby?)
Marriage
14 Dec 1766 Thomas Leng & Elizabeth Raw btp banns wit William Leng
Burials
27 Apr 1814 Thomas Leng of M 67
27 Feb 1826 Elizabeth Leng of M 84
Sorry, no sign of Charles
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Ask the expert ;D ;D
http://www.leng.org.uk/page2.html
shipwright
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Hi Minor and Shipwright
Thanks for all the info and link, I 've been in contact with Alan a while ago, he couldn't find Charles anywhere either and he suggested that it would be wise not to jump the gun with the family until I definitely find a connection.
My logic worked upon the fact that being born around the same time and being the only Lengs to move to Lastingham at that time would suggest more than a coincidence, there aren't any Lengs living in Lastingham until then and all the rest apart from Charles share the same parents. It's a pity I couldn't get hold of his wedding certificate but as we are talking around the early 1800's even if I could get to see his wedding certificate to Keziah(great old Yorkshire name) Holroyd chances are his father wouldn't be mentioned on it. I'll keep a copy of the baptisms on notepad so that if I can tie this family together then at least I have a start on their ages.
Many thanks guys for all your help
Julie