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Re: Maryport
« Reply #54 on: Thursday 10 June 10 19:10 BST (UK) »
Hi Audrey - happy to see your thread is still running.  Do you have any Winstanley in your book please?

Many thanks Ceeoh

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Re: Maryport
« Reply #55 on: Friday 11 June 10 09:51 BST (UK) »
John Kendall
1857 was a year to remember in Maryport history .Charles Dickens visited also the opening by John Kendall of the central Hall,built by J.Kendall & sons a family business for over a 100 years,the origanal premises at 105 Crosby Street in 1891 Joseph Kendall was head of the firm and described in the census of that years as auctioneer and pastry cook  also mentions a Frank Kendall in 1920

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there is a photo of John Kendall
reference to Kendalls covers 2 pages in the book
Street Life in Maryport by Herbert Jackson

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Re: Maryport
« Reply #56 on: Saturday 12 June 10 13:25 BST (UK) »
Tazpants, if you go to historicaldirectories.org, you should be able to trace them through the years - including being proprieter of the central hall in crosby st.
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Re: Maryport
« Reply #57 on: Saturday 12 June 10 22:40 BST (UK) »
Thanks very much Audrey and bob.
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Re: Maryport
« Reply #58 on: Wednesday 23 June 10 18:00 BST (UK) »
Long time since we last passed on the boards, audrey...trust you are well.

Does the book have anything on the surname Neville at all?

Joseph Neville accidently fell from rope attached to bowsprit of ship 'Eliza' in Maryport harbour in 1857 and drowned. The boat is listed on the mightyseas link that geoff has posted, but there is no further info on it.

Although originally from Ireland, most of his family remained on in Maryport.
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Re: Maryport
« Reply #59 on: Saturday 24 July 10 00:22 BST (UK) »
Hi i would be really greatful if you could tell me is there anything about the SHAW (S) and Ritson families

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Re: Maryport
« Reply #60 on: Thursday 29 July 10 00:59 BST (UK) »
Wondering if you have any info on the John Thomas Shaw Family in Maryport.  John Thomas was a Manager at the Trustee Gasworks in 1871 and lived there until after the 1881 census.  His wife was Mary (Huntington) and they had the following children: 
John, 17, Plumber & Gas Fitter
Edward, 14, Iron Moulder
Robert, 11, Scholar
Joseph Hewitt, 9, Scholar
Frederick, 7, Scholar
William Briggs, 5, Scholar
Mary Isabella, 1

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Lancashire: Shaw, Kirkpatrick, Owen, Nadin
Cheshire: Bamforth, Kirkpatrick, Higginbotham,
Fife: Archibald, Bowman, Beveridge, Black, Penman, Wilson
MidLothian: Penman, Robertson, Steel

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Re: Maryport
« Reply #61 on: Thursday 29 July 10 01:35 BST (UK) »
i do have some limited information on them is there anything inperticular ?? I have covered the whole shaw family and have details on most of them

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Re: Maryport
« Reply #62 on: Thursday 29 July 10 13:52 BST (UK) »
I would be interested in what you have to share.  I live in Canada and know next to nothing about Maryport or the Gasworks except what I have found on the internet. The only thing I know is that my great great grandparents lived in Carlisle until 1870 and then must have moved to Maryport as  the four youngest children were born in Maryport.  There is another son Thomas (b. 1862) who in the 1871 census was at his grandmother's house in Carlisle and was not at home at the 1881 census.  I have tried to search for him but there are too many Thomas Shaws.  I have not been able to conclusively pin down who John Thomas's father was in the Bolton Le Moor area, so I don't know if he had siblings that may have also moved from Lancashire to Cumberland.

As I don't know what kind of info I should be asking for I therefore don't have anything in particular to ask.  Any information I can learn about these relatives would be appreciated.

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Lancashire: Shaw, Kirkpatrick, Owen, Nadin
Cheshire: Bamforth, Kirkpatrick, Higginbotham,
Fife: Archibald, Bowman, Beveridge, Black, Penman, Wilson
MidLothian: Penman, Robertson, Steel