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Cheshire / Re: Mottram in Longendale - Hodge Hall [Hole?]
« on: Saturday 21 February 15 18:14 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Jeff,
The nature of Edward's death - that is very very sad to here :(

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Yorkshire (West Riding) Lookup Requests / Re: Look up please for David Peat and family
« on: Friday 20 February 15 18:14 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Plantaganet,
Only just found this post, owing to having not been active for the past few years. Sorry for the late reply - have sent you a pm.
Thanks... :)

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Derbyshire Lookup Requests / Baptism Old Brampton lookup please
« on: Thursday 17 December 09 19:29 GMT (UK)  »
Hi
 :)

Can someone with access to the Gen_uki Old Brampton SS Peter & Paul's Church CD please kindly look up a baptism for me that is not on the IGI website. Really need the baptism for Henry Peat born about 1790 at Brampton. Hoping that will confirm who his father was, plus if there were any siblings that would be great thanks.

Thanks in advance.
Much appreciated....
juljul

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Cheshire Lookup Requests / Re: Mottram in Longendale c1790 marriage please
« on: Tuesday 15 December 09 09:34 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Chris

Thanks for reminding me of this thread that I completely forgot abvout  ;) ;D
Yes I have Ralph Bower Harrison  :)
Just to confuse matters William appears to have been christened William Ibbeson Harrison so was Mum a Bower or Ibbeson!!!

 :)
juljul

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Cheshire Lookup Requests / Re: Mottram in Longendale c1790 marriage please
« on: Tuesday 15 December 09 09:31 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Eric

I forgot about this thread and had not noticed your earlier post....so sorry about that ... Thanks very much for the lookup......  :)
The illegible microfilm......probably explains why nothing is on the IGI. Thanks for the suggestion re: the Bishops Transcript.  :)


juljul

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Derbyshire Lookup Requests / Re: Hathersage baptism lookups please
« on: Tuesday 08 December 09 21:24 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks Carol
 :)

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Derbyshire / Re: Parents of Ann Collyer b. abt 1825 in Melbourne
« on: Monday 07 December 09 15:14 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Tom

Not aware of any of the name Robert or Thomas Peat in my own lines but the 2nd article you mentioned [re: Wm Peat the Miller] may be significant.... perhaps  ;)
Thanks for that.

Regards
Jules
 :)

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Derbyshire / Re: Parents of Ann Collyer b. abt 1825 in Melbourne
« on: Monday 07 December 09 11:28 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Tom and Hi Mal...

Tom....thanks for the information on the New Inn and the Warren family.

You mentioned numerous reports on the Peat family of Melbourne.

Quote from: Tom Piper on Sunday 06 December 09 20:35 GMT (UK)

.....however there are numerous reports regarding the Peat surname in Melbourne, Alderwasley, and Duffield. ...

Tom
.....are you aware of any reports in which Millers of the surname Peat were mentioned?


Tom, Mal and others following this thread.......


William Peat [born about 1750 [estimate] or may have been earlier], at the time of his marriage to Catherine Turner [25/02/1771 Melbourne....ref: Philmore's volume 8] was a Miller. I don't yet know who his siblings were but he must have had a few and they may have been connected with milling/farming.  Not sure who his parents were either.

Not certain but I think William's and Catherine's son William [born 1774 Melbourne] may have had a grand-daughter Catherine who married an Henry Warren 21/04/1825 in Melbourne. This marriage is an extracted record. The problem is Catherine Jnr's birth [1802] is a patron submission as is the marriage of her mother and father: William Peat [son of Wm & Cath. who married in 1771] and Ann Manfull [apparently married Tickenhall 1798].

William and Catherine who married in 1771 look to have had the following children [IGI .....these are 'extracted' records]:
George 1772,  William 1774,  James 1776, Ann 1778, Mary 1780 and Henry 1783.

Other than this not sure who is related to who at around this time period in and around Melbourne, Derbyshire. Plus not sure if that marriage for William Jnr and Ann Manfull is correct as it was a patron submission, as was the birth record for their daughter Catherine [1802].

If anyone can shed any more light on any of these lines I would be grateful.

Regards
Jules
 :)

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Derbyshire / Re: Parents of Ann Collyer b. abt 1825 in Melbourne
« on: Sunday 06 December 09 16:38 GMT (UK)  »
Quote from: Tom Piper on Monday 30 November 09 13:58 GMT (UK)
Hi

The Derby Mercury Wednesday, September 8, 1830


    LAND AND HOUSES
AT KING’S NEWTON & MELBOURNE

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY Mr. RICKARD
At the house of Mrs. Warren, the New Inn, in Melbourne, in the county of derby, on Monday the 20th day of September instant, at 5 o’clock in the evening precisely, subject to such conditions as shall be then produced;
LOT 1
All that close of ancient inclosed Freehold Land, situate at King’s Newton, in the county of Derby, called Middle Blakemore, containing one acre and two roods or thereabouts, in the occupation of James Collyer.


According to Derby Mercury: Wednesday, July 4, 1866

On Wednesday 27th ult., at Melbourne, Mr. James Collyer in his 95th year of his age.

In 1825, according to the same newspaper, there was a Joseph Tivey, George Tivey and james Tivey, living in Melbourne.

Tom





Hi All

Just found this thread and noticed the reference(s) to Peat [Hannah Peat].

I am also following a Peat line that looks to have originated in Melbourne, Derby.  I am thinking the Mrs Warren mentioned in this newspaper article might have been Mrs Catherine Warren [nee Peat] or it would be an uncanny coincidence if not so ;)  Is there anyone who can anyone confirm that Mrs Warren was Catherine [nee Peat] and also if she was the daughter of William and Ann Peat and grand-daughter of William and Catherine Peat.

My Peat lot ended up in Fulwood, Upper Hallam, and also Dore [Derbyshire...but was very close to Fulwood]. 

Just wondering if anyone else reading or contributing to this thread is following the line of William and Catherine [nee Turner] Peat and their descendants.

Thanks..

Regards
Jules
 :)

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