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Re: M inscriptions for Crook
« Reply #117 on: Thursday 28 May 09 22:47 BST (UK) »
Adam, here's what I do have, and it's not much:

Thomas Hardy was born abt 1795 in Knaresdale, Northumberland. I have two sets of possible parents that same year and place!

His wife I'm really not sure of, but his daughter I am certain of: Ann Hardy was born abt 1822 in Kirkoswald, Cumberland. She married William Indian and then in County Durham, she married again to William Foster/Forster. Her siblings are unknown. I can document her marriage, but that's about it, so you can see why her father is even harder. I'm simply stumped on those two.
INDIAN: Counties Durham & Cumberland, England 1700-1900
SIMS, HUMPHREY / HUMPHREYS: Glamorgan, Wales
DICICCO: Sant'Elia Fiumerapido, Italy, 1700-1900

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« Reply #118 on: Friday 29 May 09 10:33 BST (UK) »

Hello Laurie. There is a Hardy gravestone for Hardy at Satley.
May not be of any use but you can put it on file in case.
I will post it on the correct thread.


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« Reply #119 on: Friday 29 May 09 14:41 BST (UK) »
Adam, thanks for all your help!
INDIAN: Counties Durham & Cumberland, England 1700-1900
SIMS, HUMPHREY / HUMPHREYS: Glamorgan, Wales
DICICCO: Sant'Elia Fiumerapido, Italy, 1700-1900

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« Reply #120 on: Saturday 06 June 09 08:32 BST (UK) »
Hello

Please may I ask if you have any info regarding RUDKIN ?
The surname was mentioned in your original post and I am particularly looking for John RUDKIN who died in 1925 and his wife Jane (nee GILLILAND) RUDKIN who died in 1950, though I would be grateful for any and all RUDKIN info you may have :-)


Thank you

Boo


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« Reply #121 on: Saturday 06 June 09 19:57 BST (UK) »
Hello Boo. You are in luck with this surname. Here they are:-

In loving memory of John, the beloved husband of Jane Rudkin of Crook, who died March/28/1925 aged 72 years.
Also Sidney, their beloved son, who died in France August/26/1918  aged 22 years.
Also Florence, their beloved daughter ,who died September/1/1935 aged 49 years.

In loving memory of Jane, beloved wife of the late John Rudkin, died January/9/1950 aged 86 years.

In loving memory of Isaac Rudkin, who died at Crook, February?/25/1885? aged 50 years. (this gravestone was weathered and difficult to read hence the ?? )

In loving memory of Amos, the beloved husband of Bethire Rudkin of Crook, who died 12/August/1906 aged 57 years.
Also the above Bethire Rudkin, who died 10/January/1921 aged 75 years.

In loving memory of Edwin, beloved son of Samuel and Martha Rudkin of Hope street, Crook. (no dates or age)

In loving memory of Samuel, the beloved husband of Martha Rudkin of Hope street, Crook, who died May/29/1922 aged 69 years.
Also the above Martha Rudkin, who died June/6/1930 aged 77 years.

In loving memory of Hannah, beloved wife of Joseph Rudkin of Church street, Crook, who died July/25/1910 aged 53 years.
Also the above Joseph Rudkin, who died September/29/1914 aged 59 years.

Ada,

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« Reply #122 on: Saturday 06 June 09 20:52 BST (UK) »
Oh thank you! Its really kind of you to do all this (I have been looking through the thread and you have done an enormous amount of work in order to help others) and it is very much appreciated.

I have the CWGC record of Sidney's death but its really nice to have this extra info and getting the actual death dates for Jane and John is a real bonus.
Its especially nice to see that Florence is there with her Mum and Dad. On the 1901 census there was an entry to say she was 'feeble minded' which I suppose was the terminology of the day for a condition  that would be much better understood now, I have this feeling though that then, as now, children came along and were loved no matter what their individual problems may have been.

Does the record you have give any indication of whereabouts the grave is in the cemetery? I feel an email coming on to ask if a friend in the UK would be able to go along and perhaps photograph the gravestone :-)

Thanks again Adam, you are a star :-)

Boo
<who may be back as she has more folk in that area>


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Re: M inscriptions for Crook
« Reply #123 on: Monday 15 June 09 11:58 BST (UK) »
Dear Adam,

Please could I request the Daglish transcription(s) - I don't think this has been requested before!

Thank you
Stephen

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« Reply #124 on: Tuesday 16 June 09 13:18 BST (UK) »

Hello Stephen. Here is your Daglish inscription:-

In loving memory of Elizabeth, the affectionate wife of Robert Henry Daglish of Crook, who died 13/November/1903 aged 35 years.
Also Robert Henry Daglish, who died 29/May/1911 aged 45 years.
Also Ada, his beloved wife,who died 20/Oct/1943 (no age given)

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« Reply #125 on: Tuesday 16 June 09 20:22 BST (UK) »
Thank you, Adam - very useful and much appreciated.
With best wishes,
Stephen