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Re: where are they buried?
« Reply #198 on: Wednesday 13 October 10 08:05 BST (UK) »
Hi Dave,
All working well now thanks again.
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Re: where are they buried?
« Reply #199 on: Sunday 17 October 10 12:36 BST (UK) »
If you give me names, I'll have a look on my MI disc for Halifax churches.  And I've got connections with a Cockroft family from Ovenden - Betty and Harriet Cockroft both married John Appleyard  ::)   They were all buried at Nursery Lane Methodists in Ovenden.  Betty and Harriet were daughters of Andrew and Mary.

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Your MI disc looks to have some interesting information.   Can you tell me if this covers the whole country or just Halifax and where could I  get one?

Many thanks
Ginger
Midlands - Bradshaw ,Harrison, Hollis, Wood, Mander
South Yorkshire - Biggins, Rusling,Greaves 
London/Islington - Marsh, Keeley, West, Astbury Sweeting, Allensby, Gillman
Lancashire -Clegg, Mander, Harrison
Somerset/Wiltshire - Marsh, Ryall, Trollop
Cambridge, Ely and area - Allensby, Sulman, Muncey

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Re: where are they buried?
« Reply #200 on: Sunday 17 October 10 15:47 BST (UK) »
Hi Gingernut,

This is an old thread on bumble b tread reply and many emails have past between us offline being Bumble b, Sandra and myself since .

I have done alot of work in Halifax  for Sandra and Bumble b family history

Bumble b has done most of my family ancestry in Warwick also Sandra is working on the Derbyshire side of my family.

Also Bumble b and Sandra communicate on their own families off line.

All 'tit for tat stuff!'

We only put info on Rootschat for other people who maybe doing these families or researching them -now or lose email contact by computer technical communication problems

But thanks for bringing this to our attention.

Dave
In my opinion the marriage residence is not always the place of birth. Never forget Workhouse and overseers accounts records of birth

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Re: where are they buried?
« Reply #201 on: Sunday 17 October 10 16:10 BST (UK) »
If you give me names, I'll have a look on my MI disc for Halifax churches.  And I've got connections with a Cockroft family from Ovenden - Betty and Harriet Cockroft both married John Appleyard  ::)   They were all buried at Nursery Lane Methodists in Ovenden.  Betty and Harriet were daughters of Andrew and Mary.

BumbleB

Your MI disc looks to have some interesting information.   Can you tell me if this covers the whole country or just Halifax and where could I  get one?

Many thanks
Ginger

Bumble B is in Australia at the moment but I will email her on her return to the UK  to remind her to answer your query at the end of November.

Dave
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Re: where are they buried?
« Reply #202 on: Sunday 17 October 10 16:59 BST (UK) »
Hi all,
Calderdale family history society publish the MI's for about 40 graveyards in the Halifax area, they are available through

http://www.genfair.co.uk/

 the calderdale website is here    http://www.cfhsweb.com/


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Howson, Yorkshire.                       Census Information crown Copyright
Pybus,Halifax Yorkshire.                   from   WWW. National Archives.gov.uk
Riley, Sowerby and Norland Yorkshire.
Gaukroger,Halifax Yorkshire.
Stansfield,Ripponden area Yorkshire

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Re: where are they buried?
« Reply #203 on: Monday 18 October 10 14:15 BST (UK) »
Thanks Dobfarm - hope BumbleB is having a nice time !   wish I was there..
Midlands - Bradshaw ,Harrison, Hollis, Wood, Mander
South Yorkshire - Biggins, Rusling,Greaves 
London/Islington - Marsh, Keeley, West, Astbury Sweeting, Allensby, Gillman
Lancashire -Clegg, Mander, Harrison
Somerset/Wiltshire - Marsh, Ryall, Trollop
Cambridge, Ely and area - Allensby, Sulman, Muncey

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Re: where are they buried?
« Reply #204 on: Tuesday 19 October 10 10:58 BST (UK) »
Hi Gin

Your best! way  ;) is to PM Bumble b yourself as she has Email access in Australia and is ancestry mad like the rest of us!  :-[ so won't mind you contacting her with your query. She has a lot of Halifax knowledge & can tell you her resources of her own stock also be able to tell when she will be back.

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Re: where are they buried?
« Reply #205 on: Wednesday 20 October 10 09:08 BST (UK) »
hi Sandra, (and Dobby)
I'm not sure if you resolved your original question or not ? I have re-read the first half dozen pages of this thread and it seemed that you were chasing about over most of West Yorkshire and that was the main reason that I stopped following the thread ages ago.
Let me explain my interest My 3x great uncle Joseph Lightowler married Hannah Cockroft in Halifax 27 Jun 1814 both OTP. Joseph lived in Northowram - next to Ovenden. As far as I can make out Hannah was born 1793 and was baptised at Pellon Lane baptist, dau of Thomas and Hannah, she had a sister Harriet b 1787.
In 1841 the Lightowler family lived at Crow Point Northowram and next door was a Betty Cockroft age 30 (rounded down ?)
The burials of my family were very elusive but in Bradford Library I found reference to them being buried at Ambler Thorne Methodist Chapel Queensbury, in a book of burials and MI's that an historian had hand written. (Some of the MI's had been copied from Arthur Blackburn's records).
If you have come across any of my Cockroft family in your search I would welcome any new info.

Dave
Bland, Greenwood Bland, Ellis, Benn, Woodhead, Priestley, Illingworth, Lightowler, Platts, Boys, Bradley, O'Hara, Hall<br /><br />Areas -  North Bierley, Northowram, West Bowling, Horton, Shelf, Allerton, Queensbury, Haworth, Ovenden, Halifax, Luddenden, Midgley, Elland, Littleborough

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Re: where are they buried? COMPLETED
« Reply #206 on: Wednesday 20 October 10 14:29 BST (UK) »
Hi Dave,

I'll leave you with Sandra!

We have have taken Sandra's family deep rooted tree back to the 15th century with the her North and Cockroft surnames with Wills-MI's PR's-Deeds -leases, abodes and many more. Sandra is fully conversant now and maybe able too help you.

For myself I'm doing my own family research! also one off selected (No blanked [unknown date outside  3 month peramiter limits] searches) PR lookups for rootschat posters off the boards only and Sandra's other Surnames in between and cannot take any more personal family overhaul research cases.

Dobby

In my opinion the marriage residence is not always the place of birth. Never forget Workhouse and overseers accounts records of birth