Benjamin Atterby from 1871

[BORIS ATTERBY]

Hi,
 Any help gratefully received for info on Benjamin Atterby b.1852 ish, Frithville, Lincolnshire. Last ''seen'' living with his brother and family in 1871 still in Frithville.

[BORIS ATTERBY]

.....also......
 Possible sighting in 1881 at Penistone York. living with the ''Tankard'' family he is listed Benjamin Atterly 25 Boston.  Thanks.

[CaroleW]

Per freebmd - birth reg

Benjamin Atterby September qtr 1852  Boston  Lincolnshire 
Volume: 7a  Page: 339

1861 census for Frithville - all born Lincs

John Atterby 53 ag lab b Sibsey
Martha   37 b Boston
John   18 Frithville
William   15  ditto
Peter   10 Boston
Benjamin   8  ditto
Mary A   5  Frithville
Betsy   2   ditto
Richard   6 Mo  ditto
 
No trace 1891/1901

[BORIS ATTERBY]

Thanks Carole,
  I do already have that info but thanks so much for taking the trouble to look for me!
I have up to and including 1871....... poor possible match on 1881! then nothing..... i have searched through page after page of the death records from 1871 onward but 

[pamthomas]

Hi Boris,
Although I'm not researching the Atterbys myself I do know that Atterby can often be mistranscribed as Atterly. (Witness Thomas Atterly on the GRO Index in Sep Q 1851. If you don't have the details, I can tell you place and date of the marriage.)
I've also seen double 't' transcribed as double 'l', so is it perhaps worth looking for Benjamin Allerby/Allerly?
Other possiblities:
Alterby, Alterly, Allarby, Attenby, even Allenby.
And in sheer and utter desperation (though highly unlikely I would have thought with a Lincolnshire accent!)any of those with an 'H' in the front. 
Pam

[GeoffE]

And in sheer and utter desperation (though highly unlikely I would have thought with a Lincolnshire accent!)any of those with an 'H' in the front. 
Pam

The "hilliterate haitch" appears in many forms ... I've certainly seen ALLUM as HALLAM, Ancaster as Hancaster, ANGEL to HAINGER etc. 

Reject the ingenuity of the Lincs AgLab at your peril!

[pamthomas]

The "hilliterate haitch" appears in many forms ... I've certainly seen ALLUM as HALLAM, Ancaster as Hancaster, ANGEL to HAINGER etc. 
Reject the ingenuity of the Lincs AgLab at your peril!

Hi Geoff,
That is what I meant to say.   Well, something along the lines of 'highly unlikely, but knowing 'ow Lincs people put 'H's where there aren't any, and drop 'em where there are, 'ighly probable'.
(Blame lack of brain power on the BBC not showing Bon  Jovi    till about 3a.m.     )
Pam

[BORIS ATTERBY]

Hi Boris,
Although I'm not researching the Atterbys myself I do know that Atterby can often be mistranscribed as Atterly. (Witness Thomas Atterly on the GRO Index in Sep Q 1851.

Hi,
 Thanks for the input Pam, and yes i have already been down that avenue when searching for Benjamins brother Richard Atterby he was found in 1901 at Mansfield transcribed as Allerby and so many other variants have also turned up that i keep a list of poss variations handy for when searching!
 But thanks again!
 Boris.