Looking for Tindall in Scarborough

[Crisrbow]

Well done!

I have William Tindall born 1796 married Ann Kingston in 1869

Their children:
Mary Ann born 1818
Jane born 1819
Rebecca born 1820
Thomas born 1821
John born 1828
William Kingston Tindall married Esther Hick 1848
Henry born 1832
Ellen born 1837

William and Esther's children:

John born 1849 married Caroline Marshall
Mary Ann

Children of Caroline and John:

Albert born 1876
John William (John Willie) born 1876
Kate born 1879
Fred born 1884
Daisy born 1886
Charles Henry  (Charlie) born 1887

Daisy is my husbands gran

I was given information from someone who has researched the family back to about 1100 and owning castles in Northumberland   but I haven't checked any of that out.  All the Tindalls I found belonged Scarborough.

Chris

[Crisrbow]

Just checked my notes and I have John Tindale died in 1675 as starting up the Shipbuilding in Scarborough, Born North Grimston and buried there.  I really must spend some time writing up these notes and bringing trees up to date.

Chris

[Penndennis]

We're obviously both looking at the same family anyway.

Bill

[Crisrbow]

So it seems Bill, have you looked at the Tindale- Munch tree at all?

I have pics of Tindalls mainly of Caroline and John's family but also one of Caroline Marshall and am willing to share any info if you there is anything you'd like to know

Chris

[Penndennis]

Thanks for the offer.  At the moment we're concentrating on direct line only, and even that is expanding so much that it is difficult to keep track!  It would be interesting to know at what points our lines divide.

To reciprocate, I've contacted the man with the book, to see whether he can find anything else.  If you want the Harrises (Edward Harris married Isabella Tyndall) I'll be happy to pass them across.

I have a tree on OneGreatFamily.com if you're ever on that site, and another on Friends Reunited.

Bill

[Yorky]

Scarborough has a Tindall Street.   No doubt named after the family of Tindall who were prominent in the town for years.     Exeter University site has detailsof their shipbuilding business in 1700s

[Penndennis]

Thanks Yorky.  As you say, almost certainly named after the family.  By coincidence my m-in-law lives near Exeter so I may try and get her to follow up the Uni link.

[Crisrbow]

Thank you Yorky - and Pendennis, I'd be interested to know if you find anything more out. I can't recall where it is you live but in a few weeks we  shall be moving to North Yorkshire and we will be visiting Scarborough to see what we can find there so if there is anything in particular I can help with in Scarborough please say

Chris

[suelav]

Hi i have a copy of the Tindalls of scarbourough.printed 1927 for private use.are you interested?