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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Durham => Topic started by: Allan Robson on Wednesday 25 August 10 09:27 BST (UK)
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Hello All
I am lookng for info on the above Richard Errington who i believe owned a factory in Sunderland in the 1850'60's as i think there is a possibility he may have a been a Relative of mine.
Thanks
Allan Robson
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Slater's Directory 1855
Sunderland
Richard Errington junior & Bros
Brass founders Coppersmiths & Braziers, Pan Bank & Ayres Gn.
Lots of brass at sea, even on Sunderland ships. Peter
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Thanks for your help Peter
Regards
Allan
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In Hagar's 1851 Directory Richard, Thomas and John Errington, Brass Founders, were at Garden Street, Bishopwearmouth.
In the 1858 Post Office Directory, Thomas Errington, (Brass Founder, Coppersmith, Brazier, Plumber & Gasfitter, Safety Lamp & Compass Maker, & Patent Windlass Manufacturer) Bishopwearmouth Panns, this Brass Foundry was on Bridge Crescent next to the Rowland Burdon Arms P.H. Also at 15 Garden Street, Garden Street was between Sunderland Street and Numbers Garth.
Thomas Errington, Brassfounder, Coppersmith etc. was also at Ayres Quay
Thomas Errington lived at Camden Street, Low Southwick. Richard Errington lived at Southwick Lodge, Ayres Quay.
You can access the directories at www.historicaldirectories.org
Stan
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Hi again Allan :)
I'm not sure if you're interested in census info but I think this is him in 1861
Southwick Lodge, Bishopwearmouth
RG9/3768/40/10
Errington
Richard, 62, Brass Founder, b. Lamsley
Margaret, 59. b. Gateshead
John,s, 25, b. Bishopwearmouth
Hannah, d, 21, b. -do-
Hannah, grdd, 5, b. -do-
Gadget
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Thanks for the Info, yes that is him on the 1861 Census
Regards
Allan
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Quite a mouthful!
1851
Bridge Crescent, Bishopwearmoth
Ho107/2395/138/56
Errington
Richard, 51, *, b. Lamsley
Margaret, 49. b. Gateshead
Thomas, s, 20, plumber, b. Bishopwearmouth
William, s, 17, brass founder app, b. -do-
John,s, 15, shipwright app, b. -do-
Hannah, d, 11, b. -do-
* of the firm of Richard Errington & Brothers, Brass Founders, Tinners, Plumbers, Braziers, Mariners ? and makers employing 13 journeymen, 17 apps and 3 labs
(I might take a look when I'm there on Sunday for the match :D )
Gadget
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(Brass Founder, Coppersmith, Brazier, Plumber & Gasfitter, Safety Lamp & Compass Maker, & Patent Windlass Manufacturer) Bishopwearmouth Panns, this Brass Foundry was on Bridge Crescent
Stan
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Thanks for the info
Allan
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Hi Allan,
Just caught all these messages and wondered how you are related to this branch - which I've got back to the late 1600s if you're interested?!
Regards,
Roger
ERRINGTON
One Name Study
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Hi first post on here i am doing my family tree and have just found this ,Richard Errington is my mams great great Grandad would like to find out more thanks Steve
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Thanks for your reply, i have a Richard Errington going back to 1790 at Lamesley, he married Jane Douglas in 1790. Richard Died at Sea in 1795, this all i have.
The Richard Errington in Sunderland owned a Factory there in the 1850's maybe there is a link.
Regards
Allan
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thanks any more info on this family would be a great help
Steve
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Hi Alan,
My ancestor was George ERRINGTON bp.12 Mar 1858 s/o William bp 1828 Scremmerson and Mary Martha Nee SNOWBALL abt 1833 Felling Shore. Possible parents Anthonii and Mariae nee PEARSON
Any Connection?
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Sorry i dont have a connection.
Regards
Allan
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My Great Grandmother Ada Wager married a James Errington in 1910. They were married in Deptford, Sunderland. James Errington was 34 in the 1911 census record - Do you have a record of him - is he related to the brass founders? ::)
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I think he may have been related to Richard Errington the Brass founder.
Allan
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the 1911 census records them as living in Wellington Lane which lead to Ayre's Quay. He occupation is labourer.
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Thanks for the info
Regards
Allan
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Message for Hezekiah - Allan is right! James Albert ERRINGTON who married Ada Wager (nee Emmerson) in 1910 was born in Sunderland in 1879, youngest son of John, shipwright, and Mary Anne (Hodgson). John was the youngest surviving son of Richard ERRINGTON, the original brassfounder and his wife Margaret (Redhead).
Regards,
Roger (ERRINGTON One Name Study)