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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Re: Marriage - John Walsh to Margaret A. Keegan
« on: Saturday 10 March 12 13:49 GMT (UK)  »
Many thanks for the response

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Hi, can anyone help me with anymore information on the Marriage of John Walsh to Margaret A. Keegan in the September quarter of 1912. Locality is given as Bolton Register Office or Registrar Attended

I am particularly interested in identifying John Walsh, his parents and eventually his siblings

TIA

Pat

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Yorkshire (North Riding) / Re: Parish records for Cayton
« on: Friday 27 November 09 10:20 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Tina

Thank you very much for that it is very kind of you

Mary Simpson's other daughters were:

Eliza born 1871
Mary born 1872
Adelaide born 1873
Grace born 1875
Annie born 1877

Annie was my Grandmother

Regards

Pat

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Yorkshire (North Riding) / Re: Parish records for Cayton
« on: Thursday 26 November 09 17:23 GMT (UK)  »
Hi

I would like to know the parents of Rosana Simpson. She is visible in the 1891 census living with her Grandmother, born around 1889, I think in Cayton

>The 1891 census records Mary Simpson at 5 Town Street, Cayton.
>Mary Simpson head wid  45yrs laundress born Atwick
>John Simpson  son   12yrs scholar Cayton
>Eliza Simpson dau   8yrs scholar Cayton
>William Simpson son   6yrs scholar Cayton
>Rosana Simpson grand daughter 2yrs   Cayton

In addition to the 3 children shown in the census, Mary also had 5 older girls, who had left home. Whether there is also a son that I do not know of or perhaps Rosana was born out of wedlock to one of the older girls

Pat

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Yorkshire (North Riding) / Parish records for Cayton
« on: Sunday 20 September 09 08:46 BST (UK)  »
Please can someone point me to  the location of the parish records for Cayton, nr Scarborough

Are they at Beverley or the Borthwick?

Pat

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Yorkshire (North Riding) / Re: Caleb Farnaby (1802/03)
« on: Thursday 16 October 08 11:05 BST (UK)  »
Pinetree

Thank you very much for that useful information

Regards

Pat

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Yorkshire (North Riding) / Caleb Farnaby (1802/03)
« on: Friday 10 October 08 10:05 BST (UK)  »
The task of tracing my family would be greatly enhanced if I could trace the parents of Caleb Farnaby, who was born in 1802/03, in the North Yorkshire village of CLAXTON, which is part of the parish of Bossall. (Between Sheriff Hutton and Scrayingham)

In the IGI index, Caleb was married on the 12 Dec 1826, at Sheriff Hutton, to Jane Suggitt

Visible in the 1841 census. Household head aged 35 years (bearing in mind that ages were rounded up) and a Castrator, living in Sheriff Hutton with his family - Birth place given as Yorkshire

Visible in the 1851 census, aged 48 years. Born in Claxton and living in Sheriff Hutton with his family

Visible in the 1861 census as the household head and Castrator, living in Sheriff Hutton aged 58; birthplace clearly shown as Claxton

Visible in the 1871 census. Living in Sheriff Hutton (widower) aged 68, A Master Castrator. Caleb's birthplace is given as Sheriff Hutton.

Death record seen at Borthwick Institute, Registered in Malton area in September 1874, and aged 71 years. Death record is also visible in FreeBMD

I have checked births in Parish Registers and Bishop's Transcripts from 1790 - 1810 at the Borthwick Institute for:

Bossall/Claxton (includes Sand Hutton, Harton and Floxton)

I have also checked the Parish Records of the following surrounding Parishes:

Sand Hutton
Sheriff Hutton
Scrayingham (including Howsham and Leppington)
Upper Helmsley
Crambe (including Barton le Willows, Spittle Bridge Inn and Whitwell on the Hill)
Stockton on the Forest
Strensall
Bulmer (including Welburn)
Westow
Skirpenbeck

And can find no trace of the birth

1.   Should I assume that this birth was not recorded and cannot be found?
2.   Could I get any benefits from joining the likes of Ancestry?
3.   Can anyone suggest any other places/avenues that I can explore?

Pat Farnaby

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Northumberland / Re: The Harrisons of Heddon
« on: Sunday 30 December 07 08:24 GMT (UK)  »
Hi

Have a look at my site on Heddon. There are some Harrisons in the MI's and also in the "Historical Records of BMD's 1888 - 1890"

Home - http://www.heddon.co.uk/

(Follow the ARCHIVE link)

or

Archive Page - http://www.heddon.co.uk/index5.htm

Regards

Pat

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Hi

I have a copy of the MI's for Lockington if you will tell me who you want me to llok for

Regards

Pat

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