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Staffordshire / Re: Missing Streets in Burslem 1861
« on: Thursday 08 August 24 05:46 BST (UK) »
Thanks for your replies Molly C and Maddy 52, Now I need to learn more about these 'building societies'
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Staffordshire / Missing Streets in Burslem 1861
« on: Tuesday 06 August 24 23:24 BST (UK) »
I am hoping that a member here can help me to identify on a map where my great grandparents lived at the time of 1861 census
According to the 1861 census William and Emma James, (Staffordshire, Burslem, Al, District 12) their address was 'Club Buildings' On the first page of the census 'Club Buildings were listed after what I think were 'Amicable Building' On an old map I have located 'Amicable Building' but not 'the Club Building".
A question on a FB site that I follow provided me with a newspaper clip that identifies 'Club Buildings' as being in Malkin Street, I can find no mention of a street by this name.
Thanks
According to the 1861 census William and Emma James, (Staffordshire, Burslem, Al, District 12) their address was 'Club Buildings' On the first page of the census 'Club Buildings were listed after what I think were 'Amicable Building' On an old map I have located 'Amicable Building' but not 'the Club Building".
A question on a FB site that I follow provided me with a newspaper clip that identifies 'Club Buildings' as being in Malkin Street, I can find no mention of a street by this name.
Thanks
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Kilkenny / Re: Perrot (or similar spelling)
« on: Saturday 05 November 22 03:19 GMT (UK) »
Hello,
It is a bit of a leap and is it too much of a coincidence that I have a Kate (Catherine) i my Perritt/Pirrett Tree
Catherine Maria Dwyer
1860–1929, BIRTH 31/08/1860 • CANNING TOWN, LONDON, England
DEATH JUL-AUG-SEP 1929 • West Ham, Essex, England
She was the sister of my great grandmother who's parents were Andrew Dryer and Susan Crocker
Stranger things have happened
It is a bit of a leap and is it too much of a coincidence that I have a Kate (Catherine) i my Perritt/Pirrett Tree
Catherine Maria Dwyer
1860–1929, BIRTH 31/08/1860 • CANNING TOWN, LONDON, England
DEATH JUL-AUG-SEP 1929 • West Ham, Essex, England
She was the sister of my great grandmother who's parents were Andrew Dryer and Susan Crocker
Stranger things have happened
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Norfolk / Re: Ephraim Harvey from Wilby
« on: Friday 10 June 16 03:19 BST (UK) »
Hi Eppingjewish,
In reading all the chats i don't think your Harriet is directly related to my Ephriam though there could be a link further back.
Ephraim's parents were James Harvey and Susannah Lucas. James Harvey Died in November 1841 at about 39, after the death of James she remarried to Thomas Aldous in 1848.Considering her age at this marriage would be almost 50 I don't think there were any children. Susannah died 7 July 1874.
Ephriam did have a sister 'Hariot' but she was born20 Dec 1838.
James and Susannah are so far missing from the 1841 census which was conducted in June of that year.
James Parents were William Harvey and (probably) Judith Musk, married 14 March 1802. Their children were James, Charity, Edward, Susan Letice, Nathan and William.
We think that William parents were Samuel Harvey and Margaret Pettit who married in Rishangles 6 April 1772.
As to the Jewish connection, it is still unproven, though the feeling is that there is Romany/Jewish ancestry in there somewhere. My DNA states European Jewish < 1%.
In reading all the chats i don't think your Harriet is directly related to my Ephriam though there could be a link further back.
Ephraim's parents were James Harvey and Susannah Lucas. James Harvey Died in November 1841 at about 39, after the death of James she remarried to Thomas Aldous in 1848.Considering her age at this marriage would be almost 50 I don't think there were any children. Susannah died 7 July 1874.
Ephriam did have a sister 'Hariot' but she was born20 Dec 1838.
James and Susannah are so far missing from the 1841 census which was conducted in June of that year.
James Parents were William Harvey and (probably) Judith Musk, married 14 March 1802. Their children were James, Charity, Edward, Susan Letice, Nathan and William.
We think that William parents were Samuel Harvey and Margaret Pettit who married in Rishangles 6 April 1772.
As to the Jewish connection, it is still unproven, though the feeling is that there is Romany/Jewish ancestry in there somewhere. My DNA states European Jewish < 1%.
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Norfolk / Re: Ephraim Harvey from Wilby
« on: Wednesday 08 June 16 07:30 BST (UK) »
Thanks for that, I'll look into it
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Norfolk / Re: Ephraim Harvey from Wilby
« on: Wednesday 08 June 16 04:56 BST (UK) »
to Eppingjewish nicky,
I'll look into the Jewish connection. It is ages since I accessed my own info about him.
You say you are a descendant of a Harriet Harvey,do you know who her parents or siblings were?
to amondg, I did not not know about the baptisms you mentioned. Where did you find the information? Are you descended from any of them?
Looking forward to reading your replies
Jeanette
I'll look into the Jewish connection. It is ages since I accessed my own info about him.
You say you are a descendant of a Harriet Harvey,do you know who her parents or siblings were?
to amondg, I did not not know about the baptisms you mentioned. Where did you find the information? Are you descended from any of them?
Looking forward to reading your replies
Jeanette
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The Lighter Side / Re: A very touching piece of writing
« on: Wednesday 06 February 13 19:32 GMT (UK) »
I wonder if this site is the source of that quote?
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=46976690
Whoever said it first it certainly is worth sharing. Thanks
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=46976690
Whoever said it first it certainly is worth sharing. Thanks
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Suffolk / Re: Musk family Suffolk
« on: Wednesday 06 February 13 07:50 GMT (UK) »
K,
Thank you for all you help.
That is very interesting.
I will have to pull out a pen and paper to try to make sense of it all.
regards
J
Thank you for all you help.
That is very interesting.
I will have to pull out a pen and paper to try to make sense of it all.
regards
J
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Suffolk / Re: Musk family Suffolk
« on: Tuesday 05 February 13 07:55 GMT (UK) »
Thanks Annette,
That certainly is very useful information.
I am constantly amazed at the very helpful folks who are a part of the online genealogy community. I hope that one day I can play it forward and repay the favour.
Regards
Jeanette
<3
That certainly is very useful information.
I am constantly amazed at the very helpful folks who are a part of the online genealogy community. I hope that one day I can play it forward and repay the favour.
Regards
Jeanette
<3
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