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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: act of abolition of fines
« on: Thursday 14 February 13 21:59 GMT (UK) »
Thank you will do, much appreciated all your helpx
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: act of abolition of fines
« on: Tuesday 12 February 13 20:15 GMT (UK) »
Yes it could be, probably is, the second page won't enlighten anyone then, what a shame . It's a beautiful document God only knows what it means ,I could be a home owner haha x thanks anyway ,I'll just admire it x
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: act of abolition of fines
« on: Tuesday 12 February 13 09:54 GMT (UK) »
These are to certify, that on that twelfth day of January in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty before us Thomas Thompson and Robert Brown, two of the perpetual Commissioner s appointed for the County of Durham for taking the deeds by married women pursuant to an act passed in the fourth year of the reign of his late Majesty KingWilliam the fourth, An Act for the Abolition of Fines and RecOveries, and for the substitution of more compromises of assurance, appeared personally Ann the wife of John Brough Ayre
And produced a certain indentured marked A bearing date the elementary of January One Thousand Eight Hundred and sixty four and made between John Brough Ayre and his wife Ann of the one part and William Tate Williams, William David??, Joseph Culliford??,George Hugall Rennisson, William Salisbury Harrison and Joseph Potts the younger of the other part
and acknowledge the same to be her act and deed and we do hereby certify that the said Ann Ayre was at the time of the said deed of full age and competent understanding and that she was examined by us apart from her husband, touching her knowledge of the contents of the said deed and that she feely consented to the same, aimed by Thompson and Brown,this is the first page, the second is entitles in the common pleas, thanks No x
And produced a certain indentured marked A bearing date the elementary of January One Thousand Eight Hundred and sixty four and made between John Brough Ayre and his wife Ann of the one part and William Tate Williams, William David??, Joseph Culliford??,George Hugall Rennisson, William Salisbury Harrison and Joseph Potts the younger of the other part
and acknowledge the same to be her act and deed and we do hereby certify that the said Ann Ayre was at the time of the said deed of full age and competent understanding and that she was examined by us apart from her husband, touching her knowledge of the contents of the said deed and that she feely consented to the same, aimed by Thompson and Brown,this is the first page, the second is entitles in the common pleas, thanks No x
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: act of abolition of fines
« on: Tuesday 12 February 13 09:24 GMT (UK) »
Thanks so much, I'll get a pic up it definitely has fines and assurances . On it x x
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / act of abolition of fines
« on: Monday 11 February 13 15:38 GMT (UK) »
Hi, wonder if someone could help me,I've a two page document belonging to my great great grandmother dated 12th January 1864 in front of two commissioners for the count of Durham, she is Ann the wife of John Brough Ayre of Durham saying she intended to pass her estate in the premises respecting which acknowledgement was made,, it's something to do with deeds and has affidavit and other terms on it,truly fascinating I've looked up it on the internet and think it's to do with sale of her property but I might be wrong,please help x x Jo
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Northumberland / Re: Ayre Brough Northumberland
« on: Monday 04 February 13 17:53 GMT (UK) »
Thanks everyone,yes they did marry in monkwearmouth a J Brough was a witness, the census vary on Seaham, Sharpley hall and Sunderland for births, both born around 1786, one birth given as 1795 for Andrew at Bishopswearmouth, I haven't a clue if any have siblings which is what is driving me scatty, I've put down all the family names and would say James,Andrew and Margaret on the Ayre side and John and Hannah on the Brough, this is pure conjecture on my part, but I know there were habits of naming children in a certain order after relatives, sorry to be vague, my family all originate from Durham s nd Northumberland, got credits for Durham online but getting nowhere with it, got these pair on the census and there's an Andrew Ayre who went bankrupt along with a John Brough in Seaham, sure they tie . In and Andrew Smith Ayre is definitely e my Pairs grandson, we believe he settled in America, Illinois I believe, he came back sometime towards end of 1800s, we then had a Fanny Webb Ayre and Hannah brough Ayre , Hannah has her birth as being in Australia in mid 1800s, I have so much information but need the ties that bind, no idea who is the anchor is, I've done a tree but really need to get my Andrew and Hannah sorted, as these random ones I've found do sound like they must be related , thanks for the input,sorry I'm vague, I've just been chasing my tails thanks everyone look forward to he a ring from you Jox
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Northumberland / Ayre Brough Northumberland
« on: Monday 04 February 13 09:35 GMT (UK) »
Please can anyone help me ,I going in circles at the minute, I have an Andrew Ayre marrying Hannah Brough 31st March 1820, I'm confident I've found the majority of the family in all the census from 1841 right down to my grandparents but have no clue how to find their parents . Please could anyone help me No x
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Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs / Re: Date for a PRINGLE
« on: Friday 01 February 13 23:05 GMT (UK) »
I'm slow at this haha a year good going love the work you've all put in x x x x x
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Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs / Re: Date for a PRINGLE
« on: Wednesday 30 January 13 20:43 GMT (UK) »
HI just stumbled on this thread I'm the direct descendant of Richard and Martin Pringle of Holy Island, then Alnwick, Northumberland, just gathering bits as I go,all the family seems to be from Nortumberland, Durham,and further back Keith Banffshire,Scotland, anyone can fill.me in on the missing pieces I would love to hear from you,I was actually born in London, the older generation of my family came down from Durham in 1926, to Derbyshire,so wish I'd asked more questions, hope to hear from you Jo x