Where is this???

[loubla]

Hi everyone.
I need help finding these places.

Trimdene/trimdone and Fesham Bishopbeg.These are obviously misspellings but i don't know the area so can not guess where they are.

These are the places my grt,grt,grt grandfather put on the 1851/61 census.

Any help would be great.

Louise

[PaulineJ]

try this site.
http://www.old-maps.co.uk/GAZPAGES/GazCounty.aspx

Pauline

[slaw]

Trimdon is a village just outside Sedgefield county Durham. if you give me thedetails from the 1861 census  may be able to identify the place.

[Pels.]

Just thought it best to warn people this has also been posted on the North Yorkshire Board - I hope you don't mind Louise but it saves people duplicating information.

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,245975.0.html

Great minds think alike slaw .. .. and the rest we won't go into!

Regards,

Pels  

[loubla]

He lived in Whitby but his surname is spelt differently.
His marriage cert is spelt with the v and his death cert is with ph.

1861
Robert Stephenson born 1786 fesham bishopbeg

1851
Robert Stevenson born 1787 trmdene.

Thanks for that pels.

Louise

[Pels.]

Hi again Louise,

Not a lot of help I'm afraid but someone might have an idea if
they can see tham written down:

1851 census:



1861 census:



I should still imagine the 1851 would refer to Trimdon as slaw has already said .. ..

Best wishes,

Pels

[Gadget]

Hi

The 1851 is fairly easy, it's Trimden (Trimdon) but the other I'm still pondering 

Gadget

[Gadget]

First word is Fishburn

Gadget
Added - the only place near it with a Bishop is Bishop Middleham but there is a Stoneybeck Lane. So could it refer to Bishop beck 

[slaw]

The first word definitely is Fishburn, which is next to Trimdon

Sheila