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Hello.
John Boyle GOSLING (b. Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, 1859) and his wife Rebecca (née CLAXTON, born East Winch, Norfolk, 1859) were the parents of my great grandmother, Caroline GOSLING (b.1893, Guisborough).
I wonder if anyone can help with locating their deaths? They do not appear on the FreeBMD webpage. They both appear on the 1901 census for Guisborough. If anyone has access to electoral lists for Guisborough after 1901 I would also be very interested to hear if they appear.
Obviously I would also be delighted to hear from anyone related to this family.
Thanks in advance
Marklinc
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:D Hello Marc,
Are you still working on this family?
I have a 1906 Stepney marriage cert where the father of the Groom is Frank Boyal Gosling.
By way of searching this out, ended up in 1851 with John Gosling...Tower Hamlets, St Matthew, Bethnal Green.... bp Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, a widower, aged 38 = 1813.
There seems to be something amiss... the childrens ages etc after the 'death' of wife Mary who is on 1841 census Tower Hamlets.
I notice you have a wife Rebecca with John, maybe this is the son. :-\ The name Boyle/Boyal can't be to common..... can it :)
Regards, Lesanne.
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hello marc, just been browsing thro web chat and came across your query on JOHN Boyal Gosling john was the brother of myGreat Grt grandad Edward Gosling(b 1848) long Sutton.the information i have on John is that he died 18 dec 1923 in doncaster and may have been buried in woodvale cemetary. Dont know about Rebbeca hope this is helpful to you regards Barbara
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Hello Breda,
Very warm welcome to Rootschat. I hope you find the site helpful... :D
I haven't heard from Marc, but I'm interested in the info I have from Frank Boyal Gosling ending in Long Sutton Lincs....
Do you have this family also....
Kind regards,
Lesanne.
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Stumbled across "rootschat" via a Google search.
John Boyal Gosling was my Great Great Grandfather, Born in Long Sutton Lincs 7th Feb 1859
His birth certificate says "John BOYAL"
In the 1861 Census he is recorded as "John ROYAL"
On the Marriage Certificate of my Great grandparents (William Henry Gosling / Mary Ann Howells, in Guisborough 1905) he is recorded as "John BOYLE" - Publican!!
Currently searching for more info about John Boyal's father, Edward Gosling.
I also want to know more about when the Goslings moved to Gusiborough from Lincs left agricultural work and became Iron Stone Miners.
Interested to see below that John Boyal may have died in Doncaster.
My Grandmother Olive Gosling (eldest child of William and Mary) was born in Guisborough, along with 3 siblings but the 3 younger siblings were born in Doncaster. One is still alive, living in New Zealand.
I am keen to share info.
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Hi
Edward was my 3xgreat grandfather's brother. Their father being Robert Gosling married to Mary Pike. They lived in and around Sutton St Nicholas (Lutton).
What do you know about the family, other brothers & sister?
I presume my family is a link to yours as I have a John Boyal Gosling in my tree.
suzieqp
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Hello to all those who replied to my request for information almost exactly 5 years ago! I'm excited to see several researchers who are also interested in the Goslings and, in particular, have a close or more distant connection to John Boyle Gosling who is my great great grandfather.
John Boyle's daughter Caroline married my great grandfather Robert WHITE at Guisborough in 1915. They had time to have two children -only one of whom survived- before Rebecca died at the early age of 25. Robert went on to marry again but had no more children. After working for some years back in Lincolnshire he moved to Doncaster and I wonder if this was due to the connection with the Goslings or purely due to the availability of mining work? I had wondered if John Boyle and Rebecca (nee Claxton) had died in Doncaster; the information on this list seems to confirm that definitely was the case.
I would be very pleased to hear from anyone still researching the family. Do any photos exist anywhere of John Boyle and Rebecca or other members of their family? I have one photo of Caroline which I am happy to share. Mark
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Hi........... I don't know if you are still interested in this family, but John and Rebecca Gosling were my husband's Gt., Gt. Grandparents
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Hi Mark,
Thanks for your reply.
The connection comes through John & Rebecca's first child who was born in November 1878 at Upsall Pit. John and Rebecca married shortly after his birth.
John was a co-founder of the Quoit Club in Guisborough, was the Landlord of the Globe pub at the end of Northgate for a time and also had a shop on Walton Terrace.
Unfortunately we don't have a photograph of John, although we do have a photograph of the Mine Deputies at the time when he would have been working in the local ironstone mines, so maybe one of them is him........ He and Rebecca are both buried in Woodlands Cemetery, Doncaster.
Best wishes
Val.
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Hi, its interesting to hear about John Boyle Gosling as a J. Gosling is the hardest person to confirm on the teamsheet of Doncaster Rovers first ever game 3 October 1879 where he played as Centre Forward. I haven't seen him listed beyond this, though info is sparse.
I had come to John Boyle Gosling as being him just by elimating other possibilities. I wonder if anyone has any info that may confirm this or of his football career in any way?
Thanks :)
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cjwilky.........
Another child named John Boyl Gosling was born in Doncaster District 3Q 1857 - might he be the one who played for Doncaster Rovers?
As far as I can tell, John Boyle Gosling who was born in Long Sutton in 1858, was living in Guisborough between 1878 and 1884 when the family moved back briefly to Lincolnshire. They were back in Guisborough by 1890 and seem to have remained until just after WW1 when John went to work at the coal mines in Doncaster.
Good luck, I hope you find your answer!!