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General => The Common Room => Topic started by: bugbear on Sunday 18 February 18 10:41 GMT (UK)
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I have acquired a cookbook, inscribed for Bazil Grange, 1862; the book was sold by a Liverpool stationer (their sticker is on the first page), and there is indeed a Bazil Grange in West Derby.
https://www.onthemarket.com/details/3715608/
Quite a big pile!
Googling says it was once owned by a "John Caton Thompson of Bazil Grange,West Derby"
it shows nicely on the 1901 OS map;
http://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=17&lat=53.4249&lon=-2.9150&layers=6&b=5
But I have failed to find it in the 1861 census. Can anyone find it?
BugBear
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On an 1851 Street Index, Brazil Grange is in Sandford Street.
Maybe that may help?
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On an 1851 Street Index, Brazil Grange is in Sandford Street.
Maybe that may help?
I'll give it a go - thank you!
BugBear
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Not sure but:
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M7Y2-X2H
There are a couple of newspaper articles (marriages) for the daughters of Thomas ROGERSON giving the address as Bazil Grange.
Earlier mentions are for Bazil Grange..Sandfield Park.
Maureen
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I found Bazil Grange (labelled) in 1871 census;
Class: RG10/3848/78 Page: 39
James Lister, Banker, b1804, Lancs.
Backtracking to 1861, he was living in a different part of town. :-[
BugBear
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Not sure but:
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M7Y2-X2H
There are a couple of newspaper articles (marriages) for the daughters of Thomas ROGERSON giving the address as Bazil Grange.
Earlier mentions are for Bazil Grange..Sandfield Park.
Maureen
Wow - that looks wonderful - off to follow up now.
BugBear
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Basil Grange is marked on this 1851 map https://www.old-maps.co.uk/#/Map/339328/392382/10/101393
Stan
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1851 Census for Thomas Rogerson;
Class: HO107/2192/911 p 29
BugBear
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Thomas Rogerson died, 26 Dec 1867, aged 64 (BNArchive/Morning Post - Tuesday 31 December 1867 , page 8 )
BugBear
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Sign in to view this Family Search link showing the relevant pages from the 1861 census. The addresses recorded are quite limited in just describing the general vicinity and not the names of individual properties so you have various properties under the titles Sandfield Park, Sandforth Road, Mill Lane etc:-
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L92X-4K1B?cat=513754
Blue
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Hi, it looks like I have found a brother (Thomas Rogerson) to my great x1 grandfather, William Bell Rogerson born in 1798 Dublin ,
The Grange has now been turned into flats,
each day I get something new.
more about my family no one would speak about On the Rogerson.
AE
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I tried to send you a message re:Rogerson, but it was blocked?
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Hey Bugbear
I have been up all night and it's not making sense
trying to find Thomas Rogerson's father but it's not saying anything, I know for sure that's George Nugent P Rogerson I believe to be his Uncle or cuz
In one of the big houses down the road in west Derby 1800s George N P is a great uncle to me
Oh no what's going on Mmmm
what have I done will try and sort it out
Thanks. AE
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I'm trying to send you some data, but...
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Hello,
Think I have sorted it Now , I hope so .AE
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I got your message, but I'm still blocked when I try to reply.
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OK what have I done Mmmm
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:) Think I have sorted it now .Thanks
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:) Think I have sorted it now .Thanks
Success, I think!
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Having reviewed anneelaine's other posts, I am fairly certain that these particular Rogersons of Fazakerley/Walton-on-the-Hill are not related to her Rogersons.
However, I have done quite a bit of research on them, which doesn't duplicate any other I can find.
So as a general service to the community, I present it here.
I think the two successive wives of Edward Rogerson (Ann Ashcroft and "Nancy") are one and the same, but I've recorded them separately until the evidence is certain.