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Hello,
Looking for any information relating to the Barlow family:
John Marshall Barlow b 1844 m to Mary Ann Seddon
Charles Ellis Barlow 1881 m Esther Leckie 1882. The family were large, located in Liverpool and I have traced them to Abenbury, Wales.
Would be grateful for any insight on why they moved to Liverpool. The Welsh family business was dissolved (forge - iron/bricks?), but I suspect that there may still be a Barlow connection up to modern day.
Would also be keen to hear of any connection to the Boer / Crimean & WW1. It would be unlikely that the family would not have served in at least one of these conflicts and this info would confirm family stories.
Thanks for your help.
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Hello,
Looking for any information relating to the Barlow family:
Thomas Barlow b 1811 m to Sarah Marshall
John Marshall Barlow b 1844 m to Mary Ann Seddon
Charles Ellis Barlow 1881 m Esther Leckie 1882. The family were large, located in Liverpool and I have traced them to Abenbury, Wales.
Would be grateful for any insight on why they moved to Liverpool. The Welsh family business was dissolved (forge - iron/bricks?), but I suspect that there may still be a Barlow connection up to modern day.
In addition, Marshall is used for the next generation as a middle name, skips a generation, then reappears. Would this indicate someone missing from the tree? How would I establish that?
Sarah Marshall - is she connected to the Forge in Abenbury?
Thanks again.
Would also be keen to hear of any connection to the Boer / Crimean & WW1. It would be unlikely that the family would not have served in at least one of these conflicts and this info would confirm family stories.
Thanks for your help.
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Hi
I think you will already have this information but it might be of use to others who will help you.
John M Barlow married Mary A Seddon in 1865 Toxteth Park, St Michael
Heather
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Charles E Barlow married Esther Leckie in 1906 Toxteth Park, St Paul.
Lancsbmd
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Different church
Marriage 7 May 1865 St Michael in the Hamlet, Aigburth, Lancashire
John Marshall Barlow 20 Furnaceman Bachelor of Haylock Street
Mary Ann Seddon 19 Spinster of Park Road
Groom's father Thomas Barlow Hammerman
Bride's father Joseph Seddon Labourer
Witness George Didsbury Sarah Woods
Married by banns William Clementson Incumbent
Lancsopc
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Baptism 21 September 1845 St Michael in the Hamlet Aigburth
Mary Ann Seddon daughter of Joseph Seddon and Barbara
Abode Whitfield Street
Occupation Saddler
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Charles Ellis died/buried
16th August 1955
aged 74 years
abode 61 Cockburn Street Liverpool
John Marshall Buried
5th September 1922
aged 78 years
Mary Annhis wife
aged 71 years
16th June 1917
abode 52 Clevedon Street
William Joseph
aged 76 years
13th September 1951
abode 22 Moses Street
Possibly you could look up their probates
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Esther Barlow isnt buried with her husband
Esther,
married woman
abode 61 Cockburn Street
aged 60
5th October 1943
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Different church
Marriage 7 May 1865 St Michael in the Hamlet, Aigburth, Lancashire
John Marshall Barlow 20 Furnaceman Bachelor of Haylock Street
Mary Ann Seddon 19 Spinster of Park Road
Groom's father Thomas Barlow Hammerman
Bride's father Joseph Seddon Labourer
Witness George Didsbury Sarah Woods
Married by banns William Clementson Incumbent
Lancsopc
Thanks for taking the time to look into this. You mention 'different church'. Why would this be? I'm a novice with these things, all help gratefully received!
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Esther Barlow isnt buried with her husband
Esther,
married woman
abode 61 Cockburn Street
aged 60
5th October 1943
Thanks for looking into this. Do you know where Esther and her husband are buried?
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I have tried to contact the moderators about these posts, but I obviously lack the computers skills to do this. The name uksearch has been used by myself since 1999 and to date. I object to someone using that name on this forum.
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is person may be very able as a source of inportant ifnormation, but look at the original
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I may be being thick as I have just got up but what are you actualy objecting to,
the question the answer or the poster,it is his/ her ggrandparents ,
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Are you objecting to someone using a username on Rootchat that you use on other sites? I'm sure most of us have found at times that when we register with a website or forum that our preferred username is already in use and we have to pick something different. I'm not sure anyone can claim sole web wide use of a username unless possibly if it is a registered trademark
Andy
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Poor you, you must be very frustrated. If you'd like me to pick another name, I can do that, you just need to ask. No advanced computer skills required - just some very basic social ones and hey, ho, problem solved.
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Hiya...back to the research ..
these streets are 4 miles from my address and I know the area very well ...nicknamed "Holy land" because of the names of some of the streets ( Moses St as an example)
St Michaels in the Hamlet was a huge success when it was built ...mostly METAL ..see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Michael%27s_Church,_Aigburth
I have friends in Cockburn Street - and the names Barlow and Seddon are well known -especially Barlow ...loads of them ....
as I say - I am local to this area ,so if I can help in any way - let me know...
Garston had a Copper works 1800`s and the locals didn`t know about working with copper - so they brought a lot of Welsh people up to Liverpool who knew how to work copper...
allan
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Thanks for following up. My GGrandfather lived in Cockburn Street and we still have family Aigburth way. Very interesting to hear about the link with copper.
Will be in touch again.
Thank you.
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You`re welcome....there`s every chance I know your rellies ...I went to St Margarets school in Aigburth
allan
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Hi Uksearch
It was defintely Iron that we worked with in Wales, I did find some info about ironworks etc which
is at the palmer library in Wrexham.. just need to find the time to go there and see it :)
Your Great Grandparents are both in Toxteth Park cemetery along with John M (just put the name
of the cemetery into your search engine and it will come up). My dad and I have trawled the
place to try and find headstones and didn't manage it but I am sure I saw a Charles Ellis Barlow.
I really hope you are lucky enough to find one.
Good to hear from Garstonite that there are still lots of Barlow's in Cockburn st. My side will die out with
my dad as he only had sisters and daughters.
Will send you some stuff this week.
X
Ukdescendant