Joseph Burnside, Cockerton

[Preshous]

Hi Ermy
I'm not sure this Mark is related to my Joseph. I was trying to build family units and this Mark is yet another sticking point. I have a fancy he may have been in prison during the 1851 census, there are a few entries in the criminal registers. If the 1851 census is to be believed then Mark was a nephew to William b c 1801 in sunderland.
Speculation on my part but I think this William was born in 1807 in Houghton-Le-Spring (very close to sunderland)
and that his parents were John (b 1770 Auckland St Andrew) and Euphemia (Johns second wife) born c 1790 Richmond.


Gary

[lanelad]

hello Ermy and colin,
                                We have been over this ground in the past, and you both chose to ignore my case for the Ambrose cousins. Its nice to hear Colin say  that he ASSUMED his theory was right about the 1841 census.Yes, it is nee Elizabeth Watson who`s three youngest girls all married in Darlington, as they had moved back from Shincliffe. One child is missing when Elizabeth 1808 (my 3xgt gran)is born in Shincliffe. Is it Edward 1803?How come there is such a huge gap in Ambroses1878 children nearly 20 years. My theory is that he went to Australia as a Redcoat.
                                                      lanelad(fred)

[Preshous]

Hello Fred
Welcome to Rootschat, and welcome to the padded cell that is Burnside. I as yet not found a birth for Edward c 1803.

Gary

[stroudie]

Hello

I'm chipping in from a different angle. Having read all this fascinating information, I feel it may well explain my problem. I have a Mary Smith b c 1831, who I feel could really be Mary Burnside dau of Edward and Sarah. She certainly has links with the Burnsides. She is untraceable before 1863 under the name Smith.

Please see

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,422660.0.html

I can see that this is going to be difficult! I'm interested in links to any other family names.

Incidentally, Fred, is that you, who i have been emailing?
Julie

[Preshous]

Hi Julie

Burnside & Smith sounds like a recipie for disaster  . Its getting late for me tonight but I will have a look at my records to see what I have. I know I have a birth for a Mary Burnside c 1831 in Guisborough.

Gary

[lanelad]

Hi Gary,
            I must be mad as i keep getting involved with these Burnside forums etc. No. i havnt found Edward 1803, but had it from Colin ages ago.
I must read up on the old postings to get up to date.e.g. your William, yes born Newbottle, but can`t remember if he set up Pottery in Sdld. Will check.
By the way, have you got a Marrington in your Blake marriages.
               Fred

[Colin Cruddace]

Hi Fred,

I think we must be all mad to try and unravel the Burnsides, or at least end up that way

I'm not sure what you mean by ignoring your advice about Ambrose cousins, I'm sorry if I've missed something.

Edward Burnsides, baptised at St Cuthbert's Darlington, born 9th Feb 1803, bapt 5th march 1803, 3rd son of Ambrose Burnsides, native of Blackwell, by his wife Elizabeth Hull native of Stays.

There are 2 possibilities for the father Ambrose, one born 1878, son of Edward and Elizabeth (Bousfield) and one born 1879, son of Benjamin and Ann (Burnside).

I am assuming this Edward is the one who moved to Aycliffe but have no great confidence as there are only 2 census details for his place of birth, one at Blackwell and the other at Bishop Auckland. I didn't find a baptism in any of the Auckland registers so it's the only possibility.

Colin

[lanelad]

Hi Ceeoh via Gary,
                             Ambrose 1829 was bap Deighton by Northallerton IGI Batch
5july. Maybe they tried to hide it, as he was scribed as Amorous!!!!
Thanks for his whereabouts 51. I have Edward son of Edward/Sarah Aycliffe
Potter7dec1824. (died infant?)
I wondered why no ann, as i have Edward 1793 as son of Benjamin and Ann.
Thanks for that
                               Fred

[Preshous]

Hi Fred

I see the Burnside/s are now spanning 3 different boards now. Typical Burnside trait, not being content to stop in one place. My Blake family c 1855 are few and far between but jut as untraceable. I have absolutely nothing on my Great Grandfather Richard Blake's linage other than he gives his birth as Scotland and on his marriage certificate he gives his father as Edward (deceased Master Mariner). Richard married Margaret Scott. No sign of a Marrington.

Gary