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Title: craven family ecclesall sheffield
Post by: discwizard on Tuesday 30 December 08 16:49 GMT (UK)

Hi im back with another line  :o
i have a craven line sheffield ecclesall around 1891 a isabel maude walker married maurice craven he was born around 1872 sheffield and isabel born hull 1870 there children were gladys maude craven born 1893 sheffield and doris marjorie craven born 1894 sheffield
this is from 1901 census i cant find anything else so they must of moved

Title: Re: craven family ecclesall sheffield
Post by: Manchester Rambler on Thursday 01 January 09 21:59 GMT (UK)

The marriage cert will confirm their fathers' names, but this looks like Maurice's birth registration:

Births Sep 1868
CRAVEN   Maurice       
Sheffield 9c 462

Marriages Sep 1891    
CRAVEN   Maurice
WALKER   Isabel Maude        
Beverley 9d 161


1871
RG10/4699; Folio 121; Page 43
Poole Rd, Attercliff cum Darnall, Sheffield
Alfred CRAVEN - Head - 36 - Railway Wagon Builder - Sheffield
Ann CRAVEN - Wife - 38 - Sheffield
Harry Archer CRAVEN - Son - 14 - Joiner - Sheffield
John Alfred CRAVEN - Son - 12 - Scholar - Sheffield
David CRAVEN - Son - 9 - Scholar - Sheffield
Mauris CRAVEN - Son - 2 - Darnall
Lillian Elizth CRAVEN - Dau - 1 - Darnall


Rambler

Title: Re: craven family ecclesall sheffield
Post by: discwizard on Thursday 01 January 09 22:04 GMT (UK)

 :) Thank u very much and happy new year your a star :D

Title: Re: craven family ecclesall sheffield
Post by: theluddite on Saturday 14 March 09 20:53 GMT (UK)

Sorry to butt in - but you wouldn't (perchance) be associated with an Ancestry Tree entitled CRAVEN/TANNER TREE would you?

I only ask because I am keen to share information on the PARKIN family who I am aware also feature in this tree -they also crop up in some numbers in Wortley/Ecclesfield/Oughtibridge/Tankersley/Grenoside/Finkle Street/ Rotherham / Woodhouse & Handsworth.

I appologise if I am barking up the 'wrong tree'!!

                                                                 Thank you,

                                                                            theluddite.