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Title: George Langshaw
Post by: Jaypl on Sunday 29 August 10 17:27 BST (UK)
I have found a record in the Criminal Registers for 1855 for George Langshaw (Larceny - bad man!)

It is recorded in the March, Warwickshire Azzizes, he got 6 months if i'm reading it right!

Can anyone help with where I go next?  Are there local prison records for that area? etc etc,

J
Title: Re: George Langshaw
Post by: CivilizedServant on Friday 29 October 10 12:14 BST (UK)
You can visit the Warwick Records office (in Warwick, not too far from the castle) and view the records, many of which are held on micro film.   I went there a couple of months ago to look at the Prisoner Records of my gt gt grandfather (who committed the crime of Bastardy!) and it gave me quite a few details about my gt gt grandmother etc and I was able to take a photocopy. 

You'll need to take some i.d. with you to obtain a Reader's Card -  details are on their website

http://www.warwickshire.gov.uk/Web/corporate/pages.nsf/Links/DEEC2EB9DB9499B780256A330054CA30
Title: Re: George Langshaw
Post by: CivilizedServant on Friday 29 October 10 12:34 BST (UK)
...  incidentally, your George isn't the one born in Coventry c.1835 is he?...   if so, I have him on a tree I've been working on for a mate.
Title: Re: George Langshaw
Post by: Jaypl on Saturday 30 October 10 04:05 BST (UK)
No he was born in 1855, his father was born in 1835 if my memory serves me right??? how interesting! tell all!!!
Title: Re: George Langshaw
Post by: CivilizedServant on Sunday 31 October 10 12:06 GMT (UK)
The George I have is the son of William Langshaw born circa 1806 in Coventry and Elizabeth Newbold b.c.  1810 in Corley Ash nr Coventry.
Title: Re: George Langshaw
Post by: trish1120 on Sunday 31 October 10 15:25 GMT (UK)
Sorry if he was born 1855 how would he be convicted 1855 ???

Trish :)
Title: Re: George Langshaw
Post by: trish1120 on Sunday 31 October 10 15:50 GMT (UK)
Hi All,
Looks to me like your talking about the same man;
Mother Elizabeth remarries a Thomas FADDAMAN (1841 Census), Fiddaman on Marriage Reg 1839, after William dies.
George Marries Ellen TURNER 1858

George is Christened 16 Feb 1835, St John, Coventry, Warwickshire to William and Elizabeth
William married Elizabeth NEWBOLD, 28 July 1830, St John, Coventry
William LANGSHAW, Birth 1806, Burial 15 May 1838, St John, Coventry, Age 32, Abode, West Orchard
(there is also a William age 8 who is Buried 12 Feb 1841, Age 8, St Johns,  a Son of William and Elizabeth. Christened 24 Dec 1832)
(Source Familysearch Pilot)

William is possibly the Son of RALF and ELIZ. Christened 03 June 1805, West Orchard Independant, Coventry, Warwick, Birth 09 April 1805.

Ralph LANGSHAW married Elizabeth SUMNER, 18 March 1804, St John, Coventry

Ralph then remarries as a Widower, 26 October 1817, to Elizabeth TAYLOR. She is Single.


1851 Census has a Ralph LANGSHAW born c 1777, Manchester, Lancs, occp Brazier, married to an Elizabeth born c 1781, Cubbington, Warwick, living in Coventry;
HO107/2067/417/14


Trish :)
Title: Re: George Langshaw
Post by: trish1120 on Sunday 31 October 10 16:09 GMT (UK)
1841 they are under Halph and Bessy Langshaw , born c 1779 and 1781.
Image is Ralph, Brazier, Not born in County.
HO107/1152/13/St Michael
Title: Re: George Langshaw
Post by: Butlera on Tuesday 28 December 10 22:49 GMT (UK)

Hello
Sorry to bother you but I am new to all of this... I am currently researching my family tree - surname Shrubsole... For some reason your contact came up under the search, but couldn't find anything relevant on your posts?
Apologies if you were not trying to find Shrubsoles of Wandsworth - my great grandfather was John Spencer Shrubsole.. but if you can help in anyway, I would love to hear from you...
Many thanks
Title: Re: George Langshaw
Post by: trish1120 on Wednesday 29 December 10 11:01 GMT (UK)
Hi Butlera,
Welcome to Rootschat :)

I think this is the posting you are looking for;
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,401848.15.html

Trish :)
Title: Re: George Langshaw
Post by: Butlera on Thursday 30 December 10 15:40 GMT (UK)
That's so kind of you - many thanks for your help!
Title: Re: George Langshaw
Post by: moli on Saturday 14 January 12 11:52 GMT (UK)
Is this Elizabeth Newbold who married George Langshaw and then Thomas FADDAMAN the daughter of John Newbold and Martha Thompson of Corely?

regards,
moli
Title: Re: George Langshaw
Post by: Jaypl on Saturday 14 January 12 14:47 GMT (UK)
yes moli it is, "Fiddaman" was her second husbands name.  They are direct ancestors of mine.

J
Title: Re: George Langshaw
Post by: moli on Saturday 14 January 12 15:36 GMT (UK)
I am researching the Newbold family of Corley. I have in one of my trees an Amos Newbold whom I assume is related to the Newbolds of Corley. Amos's death was reported by the son-in-law of Henry Newbold, whom we assumed was Amos's brother.  Henry, who would have been the brother of Elizabeth, moved to Northumberland along with Amos. I have records and details of the Newbolds once they are in the northeast, but not prior to their appearance there.

I am now attempting to work backwards to their origin in Corley.

Other than Elizabeth, would you happen to have any information on her siblings - specifically Amos, if indeed  that was his name and he was her sibling? I cannot find Amos existing before his marriage to Hannah Hawkins in 1836.

Do you have a source for further information on Elizabeth's family?

Regards,
 moli