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Title: East Halton MI's
Post by: john51 on Wednesday 15 December 10 09:03 GMT (UK)

James Moore & Mary nee Watson ( my gt gt grandparenst) lived at  East Halton from abt 1830 until my gt grandad Henry Watson Moore moved to Sheffield abt 1858. Does anyone know if the MI's of St Peter's Church, East Halton have ever been transcribed?
John

Title: Re: East Halton MI's
Post by: Barleymow on Wednesday 15 December 10 11:01 GMT (UK)

Sorry I cant help about query ..but there is a nice photo of the church if you are interested.


http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~engggfhg/stpetereh/





Barleymow

Title: Re: East Halton MI's
Post by: john51 on Wednesday 15 December 10 15:38 GMT (UK)

Quote from: Barleymow on Wednesday 15 December 10 11:01 GMT (UK)

Sorry I cant help about query ..but there is a nice photo of the church if you are interested.


http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~engggfhg/stpetereh/





Barleymow

Thanks, John

Title: Re: East Halton MI's
Post by: BillyF on Sunday 02 January 11 12:00 GMT (UK)

And if you click on the photo you will find a link to the gravestones !!! But I`m sure you`ve found it by now !!

Title: Re: East Halton MI's
Post by: john51 on Sunday 02 January 11 21:12 GMT (UK)

Thanks BillyF, I am surprised at the small number of names on the lists - do you know if they cover all the gravestones as I am very surprised there are no "Moore's" liste?  Quite a number of them lived at East Halton  for some years in the 19th century.
John

Title: Re: East Halton MI's
Post by: Geoff-E on Sunday 02 January 11 22:22 GMT (UK)

If you look at the photograph of the church yard, it's quite clear that very few stones still stand.  Likewise, the satellite view shows a similar lack of stones http://tinyurl.com/2de55dr

What is no longer there cannot be transcribed.  :-\

Title: Re: East Halton MI's
Post by: john51 on Sunday 02 January 11 22:38 GMT (UK)

Thanks Geoff-E; thats explains things.
John

Title: Re: East Halton MI's
Post by: BillyF on Monday 03 January 11 11:14 GMT (UK)

On the same website  there is a Joseph Moore listed at St.Denys Church N.Killingholme in 1830

Title: Re: East Halton MI's
Post by: john51 on Monday 03 January 11 14:53 GMT (UK)

Billy, I am not too familier with this website & having difficulty finding the page you refer to  - can you please give me a link to where the Lincs churches data is ?
Many thanks, John

Title: Re: East Halton MI's
Post by: BillyF on Monday 03 January 11 19:06 GMT (UK)

 I found it by putting gravestones in N E Lincs into Google, and then you should find the rootsweb site

I think it is the fourth one down.

You will then get photos of all the church/graveyards in that area.

Good luck !!

Title: Re: East Halton MI's
Post by: janjex on Monday 09 September 13 00:22 BST (UK)

Hello there - I am related to James Moore b 1740 in Ireland too.  My gt grandmother was Theodosia Matilda Moore of Sheffield.
Kind regards
Janice

Title: Re: East Halton MI's
Post by: john51 on Monday 09 September 13 08:27 BST (UK)

Quote from: janjex on Monday 09 September 13 00:22 BST (UK)

Hello there - I am related to James Moore b 1740 in Ireland too.  My gt grandmother was Theodosia Matilda Moore of Sheffield.
Kind regards
Janice

Hi Janice, Theodocia was daughter of Henry Watson Moore my gt grandad.  I have a very extensive family tree which is publicly available on ancestry . Do you have yours on there? Can you please contact me at johnpetermoore@sky.com which is easier than using this.
Looking forward to checking out our data. Best wishes, John