Offer: Derbyshire Parish records

[bodger]

Ok Tony..try this:-

JOHN BACON 24.03.1765..EDWARD BACON 09.12.1776..brothers...sons of Edward and Ann..at South Normanton......same general area as all the Duffield villages..........

Derek.

Derek, Hmm, that fits the bill my only wory is the South Normanton connection, but i guess they had to come from somewhere.
                            Thank You, Tony

[Di33]

Hi Derek

Can I ask what records you have for Ilkeston and if you would be willing to do a couple of lookups for me please.

I am searching for the children of William and Jane Ann Elizabeth Rigley (nee Webster)
Accoring to the 1911 census they had 10 children 3 died but I can only find 1 - Ruth.
Jane Ann Elizabeth died in 1891 so it will be before then
I seem to have come up against a brick wall and unable to trace the missing 2.

I would be eternally grateful for any advice you can offer.

Regards Di

[Jopeg]

Derek,

Could you help with this? I am looking for the birth of Thomas Newton, this is taken from the 1841 census.

Thos Newton   50
Julia Newton   45
Eliza Newton   15
Thos Newton   10
James Newton   10
Sarah Newton   11

This is him in Killamarsh in 1841, he is dead by 1851, down as born in the county and he is a
coal miner, other than that I don't know. His widow is living in Clowne in 1851

[MissySoo]

Hi Derek,

Many thanks for the details that you came up with re William Towle.

Out of curiosity do you have any idea what information Matlock may hold on Derbyshire Workhouse records - ie (personal) details of admissions, any births and when/why they may have left the workhouse??

I have very little knowledge of the workhouses of this period and any tips would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks once again

Soo

[Derbysderek]

Matlock will have quite extensive Workhouse records......and i am definitely going in the nest week/ten days.

I do know that most 1881 Workhouse details are free on-line...not just Derbyshire.
Try Googling  something like "Workhouse Records" and see how you get on.

Derek.

[Derbysderek]

Hi Jopeg.........on the basis that Killamarsh and Glossop are more or less the same place..and that Census Records, particularlu 1841/1851..rounded up or down their ages.........
 
Thomas newton son of Dinlesian (?)and Sarah..13.03.1792 Chesterfield............and more likely:-

Thomas Newton born Glossop 20.12.1795.baptised 25.12.1795..son of Joseph and Jane

There is another Thomas newton born 1794 Glossop..but by 1861 he is in Tintwistle Ashton under lyne.....

I'll keep looking for a bit.

Derek.

[Derbysderek]

Hello Di..........I'd like you to give me tha names of the surviving children of William and Jane Anne Elizabeth, please........I have a confusing cross-over between two families..........both of William Rigley (Miner Ilkeston)..and one researcher i have been in touch with has put them both together!!..on the basis that jane Anne might have been known as Elizabeth..
I have the ilkeston baptisms up to 1901..and none of them appear in them!!..plenty of Rigleys..but none with the right parents.........which is annoying, but not unlikely because there are a number of small parishes around Ilkeston........at the moment i'm looking at about 11 children!!..but don't want to pass on wrong information...

Have you considered that the two missing children were never baptised?..and if they were born and died between censuses..we'll never find them.

Derek.

[Di33]

Good Evening Derek

The children of William & Jane Anne Elizabeth Rigley (nee Webster) My Great Great Grandparents I have found are below. (1911 census says 10 children born 3 children died.) 
William Smith Rigley born 9 August 1863 (My Great Grandfather)
Mary Hannah Rigley born 1865
Martha Ann Rigley born 1867
Ruth Rigley born 1870 - died 1871
Elizabeth Ann Rigley born 1872
Walter Frederick Rigley born 1876
Thomas Rigley born 1879 (also I believe called John Thomas)
Joseph Rigley born 1883.
All with exception of Ruth are still alive in 1911 census

Their Mother Jane Ann Elizabeth Rigley Died 18 August 1891 - I have come up against a brick wall trying to fine where she is buried - can only be St Marys or Cotmanhay Church - I have searched Stanton Road Cemetery and Park Cemetery didn't open until 1892.

William Smith Rigley married Jane Elizabeth Lineker
1911 census says 10 children born, 4 children died - I can only find 3

Ann/Annie Rigley born 1885 trowell
William Smith Rigley born 1887 - died 1887
Ernest Rigley born 1888 - died 1894
Percy Rigley born 1890 - died 1895
Walter Frederick Rigley born 28 February 1893
Martha Ann Rigley born 9 May 1895
Robert Arthur Rigley born 28 October 1897 (My Grandfather)
Jane Ann Elizabeth Rigley born 1900
Fanny Rigley born 12 May 1902

I would appreciate any advice you are able to give as I seem to have hit a brick wall and don't know where to try next.

Kind Regards
Di

[Jopeg]

Hi Derek

Did you mean to put that Killamarsh and Glossop were practically the same place, they seem to be thirty miles apart?

Perhaps his death record would give some clue to where he was born? He must have died between 1841 and 1851 probably Killamarsh or Clowne (more likely Clowne).

Also seems he married in 1809 but I have no records to children earlier than 1821, can't find any children on IGI but perhaps I am searching wrong.

 

I had seen the Dinlesion (multiple spelling variations) but am grasping for some sort of connection.