Thomas Nicholson & Ann Brown: COMPLETE

[Nigel B]

I just checked the Transcripts myself.
On the link I gave you, once you have got to the Newcastle St Nicholas page, enter the number 329 in the box marked 'image' towards the top right of the page, and press the return button.
This takes you to the 1808 marriages, and will be able to see that of Thomas and Ann....but sadly no other details are given.

Sorry another question what does the letter at the end of each entry mean appears to be either a B or L ?

[Nigel B]

Nigel,

 As you live in Newcastle, you could see the marriage on film.   Jennifer's labours has turned up the " Bishop's Transcrift", which is a copy of the original church marriage record. The transcripts were sent periodically from each parish to Bishop of Durham.  It is possible that original record contains additional info !

 Records available in Tyne & Wear Archives, Blandford Square ( Discovery Museum building- phone to book a filmreader..  www.tyneandweararchives.org.uk)

Michael

Booked filmreader for next Tuesday evening so fingers crossed for finding more information.

[Michael Dixon]

Nigel,

You chose a good time,,, Tues- late night closing !   Michael

[Nigel B]

Nigel,

You chose a good time,,, Tues- late night closing !   Michael

Have a slot 5.00-8.00 should be enought time as have the exact date with help from folk here  Might see if Thomas Brown had other siblings other than Ann. Gets quite addictive this ..lol

[Michael Dixon]

 Yes addictive when finding results- other emotions apply when you can't find answers lol.  Michael

[WolfieSmith]

The two baptism records at Tynemouth:

Ann Nicholson, daughter of Thomas Nicholson, Plasterer, in the parish of Tynemouth and county of Northumberland, by his wife Ann Brown, daughter of Thomas Brown, Bookbinder, of Newcastle upon Tyne, was born April 5th 1811 and baptised April 17th 1811, by Daniel Isaac.

Thomas Brown Nicholson, son of Thomas Nicholson, Plasterer, Tynemouth parish, county of Northumberland, by his wife Ann Brown, daughter of Thomas Brown, Stationer, of Newcastle, County of Northumberland, was born December 26th 1812, baptised Jan 31st 1813, by William Bayton.

Three baptisms at Brunswick Wesleyan Chapel, Newcastle :

John Dobson Nicholson, son of Thomas Ann Nicholson, Plasterer, of Mosley St. All Saints parish, Newcastle, born Oct 8th 1818, baptised March 9th 1819, by Edmund Grindrod.

Elizabeth Brown Nicholson, daughter of Thomas and Ann Nicholson, Plasterer, of St. Nicholas Parish Newcastle, born October 22nd 1820, baptised November 7th 1820, by William Theobald.

Mary Nicholson, daughter of Thomas and Ann Nicholson, Plasterer, of St. Nicholas Parish Newcastle, born June 20th 1824, baptised July 3rd 1824, by John Davis.

Alan.

[Nigel B]

The two baptism records at Tynemouth:

Ann Nicholson, daughter of Thomas Nicholson, Plasterer, in the parish of Tynemouth and county of Northumberland, by his wife Ann Brown, daughter of Thomas Brown, Bookbinder, of Newcastle upon Tyne, was born April 5th 1811 and baptised April 17th 1811, by Daniel Isaac.

Thomas Brown Nicholson, son of Thomas Nicholson, Plasterer, Tynemouth parish, county of Northumberland, by his wife Ann Brown, daughter of Thomas Brown, Stationer, of Newcastle, County of Northumberland, was born December 26th 1812, baptised Jan 31st 1813, by William Bayton.

Three baptisms at Brunswick Wesleyan Chapel, Newcastle :


John Dobson Nicholson, son of Thomas Ann Nicholson, Plasterer, of Mosley St. All Saints parish, Newcastle, born Oct 8th 1818, baptised March 9th 1819, by Edmund Grindrod.

Elizabeth Brown Nicholson, daughter of Thomas and Ann Nicholson, Plasterer, of St. Nicholas Parish Newcastle, born October 22nd 1820, baptised November 7th 1820, by William Theobald.

Mary Nicholson, daughter of Thomas and Ann Nicholson, Plasterer, of St. Nicholas Parish Newcastle, born June 20th 1824, baptised July 3rd 1824, by John Davis.

Alan.

Thanks for you help 

Had the two births at Tynemouth, but not Thomas Nicholson occupation, thought likely to be plasterer as son was , but did not know either Ann Brown's father or his application, that great to have. Where did you obtain that information ? 

The three Newcastle births look like they could be siblings to Ann & Thomas, all baptised at Wesleyan Churches. I do know Thomas Brown Nicholson was married to Ann Smith 4Q1838 in Newcastle, have ordered a copy of his wedding cert.

Interesting the gap from their marriage Oct 1808, to the birth of the (possible) first child in 1811 then after Thomas another gap unyil John is born in 1818.

[WolfieSmith]

You sometimes get your knuckles rapped on here for revealing sources of info, breach of copyright etc. Lets just say I have an expensive and underused annual subscription with a Genealogy site. pm me your email address and I'll send you copies of the original documents (always nice to have).

In 1851 census there is
Westgate, Newcastle,
Thomas Nicholson, head, 70, Plasterer, b. Egglescliffe, Durham
Ann Nicholson, wife, 67, b. Newcastle
HO107/2404/436/71
Could be yours.

Alan.

[Nigel B]

You sometimes get your knuckles rapped on here for revealing sources of info, breach of copyright etc. Lets just say I have an expensive and underused annual subscription with a Genealogy site. pm me your email address and I'll send you copies of the original documents (always nice to have).

In 1851 census there is
Westgate, Newcastle,
Thomas Nicholson, head, 70, Plasterer, b. Egglescliffe, Durham
Ann Nicholson, wife, 67, b. Newcastle
HO107/2404/436/71
Could be yours.

Alan.

Understand, I subscribe to a genealogy site possibly the same one  just not as good at find info, I will pm  you :-)

Thanks again for you help, would be great to get to pre 1800