Wills- Youde family

[mineraite]

Hi, Thanks for that , I will try putting it in another form elsewhere sometime. Tom

[Megran]

Cheshire BMD lists a marriage of Edwards Griffith to Elizabeth Youd, 1850 St John , Chester.  On Freebmd it is listed in the 2Qtr. (April/May/June). Further details would be from the certificate which you can order from the Cheshire BMD website.
HTH,
Megran.

[mineraite]

Hi, Thanks for info--exactly what I needed-much appreciated- Regards Tom

[sindolf]

Can anyone clarify or confirm this bit of info I received regarding one of my wife's ancestors---A marriage of Edward Griffiths c1829 to Elizabeth Youd c 1830 in Gt Boughton Area. abt June 1850 as I would like to put details in F/T Thanks Tom

29 June 1850, Chester St. John
GROOM_FNAME   EDWARD   
GROOM_SNAME   GRIFFITH   
GROOM_STATUS   BA   
GROOM_OCCUPATION   WHEELWRIGHT   
GROOM_AGE   2200   
GROOM_SIGN   S   
BANNS   BS   
BRIDE_FNAME   ELIZABETH   
BRIDE_SNAME   YOUD   
BRIDE_STATUS   SP   
BRIDE_AGE   2100   
BRIDE_SIGN   S   
W_FNAME_1   MARY   
W_SNAME_1   HUGHES   
W_FNAME_2   SAMUEL   
W_SNAME_2   THOMAS   
C_FNAME   W B   
C_SNAME   MARSDEN   
G_F_FNAME   WILLIAM   
G_F_OCCUPATION   WHEELWRIGHT   
B_F_FNAME   WILLIAM   
B_F_OCCUPATION   FARMER   
ADDITIONAL_INFORMATION   G FRANCIS STREET

from Cheshire Parish Register Project

[mineraite]

Hi, Thankyou for the info and I am really grateful for your help. I will study it later tonight to cofirm facts etc and then probably put in F/T--Regards Tom

[Humphpaul]

I was just looking on Ancestry for anything about Youd in Cheshire and asked about the above.
Puddington40 who is doing the family suggests that my Ellen may be the one born 27/05/1778 to William and Jane (nee Kendrick) in Hoose near West Kirby.
William was at first a husbandman or day labourer but when Ellen was born he was a soldier. The family then dissappear from the area.
The interesting bit is that Richard Parry farmed in Bramley Lane, Higher Kinnerton and in that lane there was a "Military Farm" and near the top of the lane was a "Barracks Lane" so perhaps Soldier William was stationed there. Perhaps Richard and Ellen were neighbours?
This info is in a history of HK in Harwarden RO.
So perhaps Ellens father was posted to HK and took his family there.
While in Hoose William and Jane also had a John in 1769 and two Arthurs. The first died and the second was born 1775. So they may have got to HK too.
I will trying to follow this up and will update here if I get anything.
Humphpaul

[wilcoxon]

Youde, Elizabeth, Hawarden, Flint, Spinster 
  Elizabeth Youde : bond, 1814
http://hdl.handle.net/10107/658628

Youde, John, Higher Kinnerton, Dodleston, Flint, Farmer 
  John Youde : bond, 1805
http://hdl.handle.net/10107/631953


Youde, John, Higher Kinnerton, Dodleston, Flint 
  John Youde : will, 1838.
http://hdl.handle.net/10107/957734


Youde, Thomas, Higher Kinerton, Hawarden, Flint, Farmer 
  Thomas Youde : will, 1816
http://hdl.handle.net/10107/821921

 
Youde, Thomas, Plas madoc, Rhiwabon, Denbigh, Clerk 
  Thomas Youde : will, 1806
http://hdl.handle.net/10107/876861

Youd, John, Higher Kinnerton, Hawarden, Flint, Yeoman 
  John Youd : inventory, 1813
http://hdl.handle.net/10107/1034789

Youd, Thomas, Kinnerton, Dudleston, Flint, Farmer 
  Thomas Youd : bond, 1829
http://hdl.handle.net/10107/1035546

Youd, William, Hope, Hope, Flint, Farmer 
  William Youd : will, 1856
http://hdl.handle.net/10107/203874

There are a couple of Youds from Hawarden but the images are not online

[Humphpaul]

Just a general note to all interested in Youds. Wilcoxon has just replied to my query about Military barracks in Higher Kinnerton and has pointed me to a bond in Chester 1829 in which my g.g.g. granma Ellen Youd is mentioned as the lawful daughter of Thomas Youd deceased, farmer of H.K.
So mystery solved. I haven't been able to find her baptism but will redo with her father's name. Thanks to all for help

[wilcoxon]

I`ve just spotted that Thomas Youd died 29th April 1829, which should make him easier to find.