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Re: Derbyshire Parish records
« Reply #63 on: Thursday 04 October 12 16:21 BST (UK) »
Derek
I wonder if you have the baptisms for All Saints Derby.
I'm looking for more info than there is on FamilySearch for
Margaret Sarah Meredith, bpt 5 Nov1830, dau of James & Sarah Ann.  Occupatiob, abode, and mother's maiden name would be a great help.
Thanks
Craven, tarporley cheshire; hulme manchester.
Meredith, manchester.
Scanlon, sligo ireland.
Barwick, grove & reading berks; wolverhampton staffs, manchester.
Simpson, pately bridge appletreewick & halifax yorks; manchester.
Dixon, storriths bolton abbey addingham & embsay yorks; manchester

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Re: Derbyshire Parish records
« Reply #64 on: Friday 05 October 12 11:00 BST (UK) »
Craven..I have spent a long time on this since i saw the enquiry on your own thread.............There are a number of problems, and possibly one or two clues...........Margaret Sarah Meredith appears nowhere after her baptism at All saints derby......You would expect her to be on the 1841 census..she is not....nor is she on any other Census.

James Meredith certainly did not come from Derbyshire..have checked all the marriages pre 1830 in the County.

Margaret Sarah..must have been known as either Margaret or Sarah..but that doesn't find her either..have you got any later history for her??? a marriage or a death or even siblings.......

So how do we find James Meredith???? with difficulty............so I searched every possible records for a James Meredith born say 1810-1814.....married to a Sarah Ann........several possibles..and then married simply to a Sarah..more possibles.........but only possibles.

Meredith is a Welsh name..we have a  James and Sarah Ann from Staffs/Welsh border area..........and several in Wales...........you see its too big an area.........

I think he might have been in the ARMY......don't ask me why but there is a sort of thread from Stepney in London..Bethnal Green and a couple of Army establishments........and there is a very real possibility that Margaret Sarah was the last of the children..the others being born earlier in Stepney...........this is all speculation.....and the baptism in Derby was a one off flying visit.perhaps because he was only in the area
on Army duty??????

Is it possible tha Margaret S

arah died before 1841???? there is no sign at all of a Margaret or a Sarah born Derby 1830 anywhere that me very long tentacles can reach..........
As for the All Saints Derby entry......its too early for anything other than parents names..........

Do you have any other information?????

Derek.
Willing to research Derbyshire ancestors (free of charge) have a large number of derbyshire parish records. and access to many others including full Census including 1911....

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Re: Derbyshire Parish records
« Reply #65 on: Friday 05 October 12 15:33 BST (UK) »
Derek

Thanks for your reply.

The family can be found on the 1841 census for Bradford, Yorkshire, where Margaret can be found aged 10 born not in Yorkshire.  By 1851 they are in Little Bolton, Lancashirebut Margaret not there.

Her older brother Thomas was born 1828 Stepney, and her younger sister Mary born 1833 Horsforth Yorkshire.

The only baptism of a Margaret Icould find was the Derby one.  Father James Meredith was an Excise Officer which might explain his wanderings.  From other censuses James wasborn in Southark, Surrey c1799 and Sarah Ann in Whitechapel c1795. I too am unable to find a marriage which is why I was hooping the Derby baptism might show Sarah Ann's maiden name as it doesn't appear on any of the otherbaptisms in either Stepney or Horsforth.

Unfortunatley the last born child Eliza was baptised Horsforth 25 Jun 1837 so no birth certificate!

Regards
Ken
Craven, tarporley cheshire; hulme manchester.
Meredith, manchester.
Scanlon, sligo ireland.
Barwick, grove & reading berks; wolverhampton staffs, manchester.
Simpson, pately bridge appletreewick & halifax yorks; manchester.
Dixon, storriths bolton abbey addingham & embsay yorks; manchester

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Re: Derbyshire Parish records
« Reply #66 on: Sunday 14 October 12 19:57 BST (UK) »
I am trying to find anything pre-1910 on Mary Ann Bamford. When was she born? Who were her parents? etc.
Mary Ann married George Jackson in Bolsover, St. Marys, in early 1910. The two then immigrated to Canada where I interviewed her daughter before her death two decades ago. She knew all about George Jackson. But the daughter knew precious little about her mother, Mary Ann. Recently, Find My Past gave me only the above marriage information. It is from the Bolsover parish record.
Could you see if that parish record cited any names of parents or any particulars?
I live 5,000 miles away and can't do it myself.  Thanks.


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Re: Derbyshire Parish records
« Reply #67 on: Sunday 25 November 12 15:06 GMT (UK) »
I have a very large number of Derbyshire parish Records and other records, willing to do free lookups.
Derek

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Re: Derbyshire Parish records
« Reply #68 on: Sunday 25 November 12 15:50 GMT (UK) »
I have a four times grandfather Thomas Ferneley who married Emma Preston on 11th April 1842 with witnesses of Lucy Ferneley and George Preston. The marriage was at Manchester Cathedral and Thomas's father was quoted as Aaron Ferneley. I cannot trace an accurate birth record fo either Thomas Ferneley believed to be born circa 1814 or his father Aaron.
I have found a Thomas Fearneley (Different spelling) on family search. org christened on 4sep 1814 in Mellor Derb,England with a mothers name of just Lucy! The family search reference is microfilm 428926,498104.
Any help you can provide checking the parish record spelling of Fearneley and identifying birth, records for Thomas, Aaron or Lucy would be appreciated.
Many thanks
Dickymint- 01260 226535

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Re: Derbyshire Parish records
« Reply #69 on: Sunday 25 November 12 16:14 GMT (UK) »
Thank you. I've just finished writing my genealogy and am in the process of corrections. So I'll keep you in mind with appreciation.
I live 5,000 miles away from Derbyshire near San Francisco and searched parish records in the mid-1980s when seeing all English records was allowed without charges and restrictions. The problem with my mother's Derbyshire heritage is that they were Methodists and hard to find. During my writing I have wondered, "hmm, not a direct blooded person; where did that one come from?" Mary Ann Banford, for example, married a man who influenced my grandparent's emigration. Computer search show a couple the same name. Computers have no ability in questioning or imagination.
So, I'll start looking thru the manuscript with many thanks. And, if you ever find or know of someone like yourself  with Hampshire records, please notify me. There are 2 ancestors there that are complete mysteries.      JIM

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Re: Derbyshire Parish records
« Reply #70 on: Friday 30 November 12 16:00 GMT (UK) »
Hi Derek
I am trying to find details of birth of Samuel Stevens  about 1809 in Dale Abbey Derbyshire.
Any pointers in right direction would be gratefully received.
Thanks  Brian
Stevens Family around Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire in 1700 to 1900

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Derek: Derbyshire Parish records
« Reply #71 on: Friday 30 November 12 18:03 GMT (UK) »
Perhaps I missed it, Derek. I see no answer from a weeks ago question asking any details of the marriage of:

George Jackson to Mary Ann Bamford
probably Bolsover, early 1910.

Do your parish records have it?