Hi Duckweed,
Re the Teasdales/ Teesdales of Tickhill and Sheffield. Can you perhaps tell me the source of the information you sent... is it from the LDS Family Search site? If it is-then I am not sure just how accurate it is re dates etc ...as I have found some inaccuracies in regard the other side of the family when I came upon it. Is good as a guide though. While I didn't have the exact dates of the Teasdales family births, I had the years and they seem to tallyquite well.So is the same family and we must be connected.
I noticed on the LDS that a Thomas Teasdale married a Hannah Longden 26 Nov 1793 at Rotherham. Could this be George's father and would you know how I could verify this? The date seems to fit so is a possibility however there could be more than one. You mentioned that Georges father was Thomas and his mother Hannah- any source for this?
You mentioned in your posts a certificate for Sarah Ann- daughter of Ann and Henry. Was this in the family or did you acquire it from the records office? Would welcome a copy and also of George and Hannah's.. any idea where I might be able to obtain this? Do you as descendants have anything you could share with me? To date I haven't found anyone else directly connected to the Teasdales of Tickhill. Would you have any idea as to the history regarding when they settled in Tickhill area and where they came from? There is a comment that while William b 1731 and wife Mary Smith 1732 resided at Rosedale his brother James b 1743 m Edith Chapman and son John 1787 settled at Colsterdale but they wouldn't fit if George's father was Thomas as he would have been born abt 1765-68. Any idea where Thomas and Hannah originated?
Interestingly if Hannah Longden is his wife there are two births I could find- one 24th July 1768 @ Doncaster - father Samuel and the other 27 th July 1774 @ Sheffield- father William. Of course there may be more not llsted.
By the way...I must say the Brightmore genealogy site you referred is very interesting. Many thanks for the reference. Really appreciate your help.

It is so confusing!
