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Derbyshire / Re: Thomas Burton of Ashbourne
« on: Friday 20 June 25 22:32 BST (UK)  »
Thankyou Mckha

That is enough to eliminate that record as being for either of the Thomas Burtons of interest.

It was stretching a bit to suggest that Thomas Burton baptised 1733 was still alive in 1827 but his father John was 90 when he died, so not impossible.

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Derbyshire / Re: Thomas Burton of Ashbourne
« on: Friday 20 June 25 08:07 BST (UK)  »
I can add to this that I am hoping the the Will of Thomas Burton of Bradbourne might have information to confirm whether he was the Thomas born c1733 youngest son of John Burton of Bradbourne who died 1776. Thomas inherited the farm at Bradbourne.

The other information I am hoping to find from the Will is  whether Thomas of Ashbourne was the husband of Elizabeth and father of Edward b1771, Ann b 1774 and Thomas b1776. The latter is the potential father of the Thomas Burton of Ashbourne who belongs to my DNA match.

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Derbyshire / Thomas Burton of Ashbourne
« on: Friday 20 June 25 07:55 BST (UK)  »
I have recently identified the family of a DNA match which suggests Thoams Burton of Ashbourne who I noted in 1993 had a Will filmed by the then LDS, could be related to my Burton family of Bradbourne.

So I need help please in figuring out how to access that Will through FamilySearch. I cannot use the UK PapersPast as I am not a UK resident.

My notes have Thomas Burton, Ashbourne 1828/1827  Jan 7. But I did not note the film number.

I did later note the film numbers of 4 more Bradbourne and Ashbourne Wills but only hired in the 2 Bradbourne ones at that time of John Burton my 6x gt grandfather who died 1776 and another John Burton who died 1707.)

I did try to find the records in FamiySearch but failed so need help please.

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Thank you Hanes. That is very helpful. I did try to find the Sprinks last year but wasn't overly confident I found the right place.

The other option was Hartington where I did find a John Millward born 1759 who happened to have married in Tissington in 1782 to an Elizabeth Saunders. This information was from trees in Ancestry and I did not note the sources.

Looking at the Parish boundary for Burslem I noted the number of places with the name Sneyd near the boundary. That may be the name that links my Tissington Friths to the Millwards as three Frith sisters were working at Highfields Uttoxeter, when they married in the 1840s. A Mary Sneyd Kinnersley lived there.

St Johns church of Wetley Rocks was established in 1834 on land donated by the Sneyd family, and Rev Henry Sneyd was the first encumbant. So far that is as close as I get to linking the two families.

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Warwickshire / Re: Talbots of Ryton on Dunsmore
« on: Monday 09 June 25 14:13 BST (UK)  »
Hi Hedgey

It does not look as if I saw or replied to your message of 2024. I have not been looking actively at the Talbot family since 2023 but if you are still monitoring this site and have questions then I will do my best to answer them.

Cheers

Linda

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Slightly off topic but I have often wondered if there is a connection between the Tissington Millward families and the Millwards of nearby Wetley Rocks, Staffordshire.

My 3x gt grandmother Ann Frith b1805 Tissington and her sister Elizabeth Frith b 1812 Tissington, married two brothers Thomas Millward b 1800 and his younger brother William Millard of Wetley Rocks sons of a John Millward born c1770.

Last year someone kindly posted the entries in a family Bible that belonged to descendants of John Millward ( Rootschat Stafforshire site) which suggested he may have been born someplace call Sprink? Which does suggest there is no connection  to the  Millward families of Tissington.

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Derry (Londonderry) / Re: Photohraph of Pat Innes and family
« on: Sunday 05 January 25 03:18 GMT (UK)  »
I have just found the answer to my question in a letter dated 1997 from a Clarke relative of mine. John.  Pat Innes was a fisherman from Buckie on the Moray coast of Scotland. In 1918 he fell ill while off the coast near Derry and he lodged with the Livingstons in Derry while he recovered. My gt grandmother Margaret Livingston nee Clarke nursed him back to health over a period of several months.

This letter also said that Bob had returned to Sligo in 1949 and in the 1960s often mentioned his great friend Pat Innes and wondered what had happened to him. So John who was working in Scotland contacted a newspaper with a circulation in the area sometime in or after 1965, and quickly got a response from Pat's son. The two old friends then kept up a correspondence until they both died in 1973.

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Derry (Londonderry) / Re: Photohraph of Pat Innes and family
« on: Friday 03 January 25 05:33 GMT (UK)  »
Further information. William Wilson, b 1901, husband of Muriel, worked for the firm of  of John Maxwell of Great James Sr, Londonderry. Bob Livingston has a newspaper clipping with a reference number under the photo 41TLS25.  William's wife Muriel Livingston who died 1963 is not in the photograph but their daughter Iris born 1929 is there. Iris married John Canning. The photograph of her son  with the same wallpaper background, was probably taken in the 1960s.

Bob Livingston left Ireland in 1928 but left Londonderry sometime before that and was working on a family farm in Skreen Sligo before he left for the Unite States. Bob returned to Sligo in the early 1960s and died 1973.

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Derry (Londonderry) / Photohraph of Pat Innes and family
« on: Friday 03 January 25 02:54 GMT (UK)  »
I have my gt uncles photograph album and this photo is one of several for which  I cannot identify the connection. I think Pat Innes was a contemporary of my gt Uncle Bob Livingston who was born 1891 and probably came to Londonderry shortly after 1911. The Livingstons lived at Glendermott. I am posting this here because I just noticed that the wallpaper is the same as another photo of similar period, of the grandson of  Bob's sister Muriel Livingston and Billy Wilson, who lived in Londonderry.

I do have names on the reverse of daughters and grandchildren but they could be alive. Can anyone confrim this family s not related to the Livingstons?

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