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Offline Bill_r

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Re: Hodgson's Mill
« Reply #18 on: Thursday 12 May 11 15:38 BST (UK) »
Hi. All.

I was born in Cowpen Quay and reading these posts (great bytheway) I realised how little I know about the area of my birth.

You probably know about Dave Edwards artwork, but just in case anyone is interested he has some wonderful examples of his work ( including Hodgson's Mill)  at

http://blythart.blogspot.com/


Thanks for the info.

Bill.

 
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Re: Hodgson's Mill
« Reply #19 on: Tuesday 17 April 12 19:56 BST (UK) »
Here's an overlay map of Hodgson's Lane area. Get in touch if you want any other area doing.

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Re: Hodgson's Mill
« Reply #20 on: Monday 23 April 12 15:33 BST (UK) »
Wonderful!! Great information - my GGrandmother's address on her birth cert was Hogson's Mill - Philip has helped me before with information - but this now is more than I could ever have dreamed of - thanks!!!

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Re: Hodgson's Mill
« Reply #21 on: Monday 23 April 12 22:30 BST (UK) »
I am very pleased that you have found the information so useful. It is joy to discover these things especially when it relates to families from the past.

If you would like a picture of the mill or indeed copies of both the images I posted right at the beginning of this thread in REPLY 2, send me a private message with your email address and I will gladly send you a digital image that will print off nicely onto A4 paper.  The image will make a nice addition to your family history archive, you could also use it as a computer background image.

Philip
Northumberland; Johnson, Johnston, Dodds, Rutherford, Gray, Kennedy, Wilson, Sanderson, Davidson and other Border Marauders as they are discovered on this journey.
Berkshire; Knight, Bristor, Sharpe, Sharp, Ashley.
Suffolk / Essex; Perce, Pearce, Pearse, Pierce, Hayes.
Midlands; Hodgetts, Parker, Easthope.

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Re: Hodgson's Mill
« Reply #22 on: Sunday 02 December 12 02:25 GMT (UK) »
Information for Gmac101.

Ebay has an old book that was used by Hodgsons in Blyth re the Lloyds Register for ships dated 1877. Thought it would be of interest given that it was probably handled by his relative. I'd love the book myself but can't stretch to it!

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Northumberland; Johnson, Johnston, Dodds, Rutherford, Gray, Kennedy, Wilson, Sanderson, Davidson and other Border Marauders as they are discovered on this journey.
Berkshire; Knight, Bristor, Sharpe, Sharp, Ashley.
Suffolk / Essex; Perce, Pearce, Pearse, Pierce, Hayes.
Midlands; Hodgetts, Parker, Easthope.

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Re: Hodgson's Mill
« Reply #23 on: Sunday 02 December 12 08:09 GMT (UK) »
The maps and images are really interesting. I too have a connection to Hodgson's Mill. A few weeks ago I was looking for information on the birth of my 3x great-grandfather, Samuel Carlisle, and Angelfish pointed me to an article in the Newcastle Courant of Feb 1848 announcing his death and it stated that he had worked at the mill for 35 years. Most of his children were born around there although he was born in North Yorkshire and married in Bishopwearmouth, Co Durham. Samuel's son, John, was also a miller there in the 1851 and 1861 censuses but my 1871 was an 'engine driver at flour works'. Another son, Matthew, was also a miller and emigrated to Canada in the 1850s.
Can I download the images etc and add them to my A****ry tree as I have other members of the Carlisle family connected to it?
Pauline
Henderson, McCormack, Smith, Dalziel, Robison, Muirhead, Riddick, Irving, Raffle, McKeig, McGhie, McCulloch, Walker, Murray, Blacklock, Beaty. McKie, Wilson, Dickson, Holliday, Robson, Bryden, Muir - Dumfriessshire /Kirkcudbrightshire.
Tough, Gordon, Allan, Henry/Hendry, Reid, Pirie, Hardie, Longmuir, Leslie, Copland, Forbes, Thompson, Rutherford, Meldrum, Leid, Ironside, Rennie, Ronald, Thom, Simpson, Wilson, Sim and Young - Aberdeenshire/Banffshire.
Noble, Gray, Bird - Durham/Northumberland

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Re: Hodgson's Mill
« Reply #24 on: Sunday 02 December 12 13:16 GMT (UK) »
Yes Pauline, download the images. They will make great additions to your family tree / history.

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Northumberland; Johnson, Johnston, Dodds, Rutherford, Gray, Kennedy, Wilson, Sanderson, Davidson and other Border Marauders as they are discovered on this journey.
Berkshire; Knight, Bristor, Sharpe, Sharp, Ashley.
Suffolk / Essex; Perce, Pearce, Pearse, Pierce, Hayes.
Midlands; Hodgetts, Parker, Easthope.

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Re: Hodgson's Mill
« Reply #25 on: Sunday 02 December 12 14:46 GMT (UK) »
Thank you.
Pauline
Henderson, McCormack, Smith, Dalziel, Robison, Muirhead, Riddick, Irving, Raffle, McKeig, McGhie, McCulloch, Walker, Murray, Blacklock, Beaty. McKie, Wilson, Dickson, Holliday, Robson, Bryden, Muir - Dumfriessshire /Kirkcudbrightshire.
Tough, Gordon, Allan, Henry/Hendry, Reid, Pirie, Hardie, Longmuir, Leslie, Copland, Forbes, Thompson, Rutherford, Meldrum, Leid, Ironside, Rennie, Ronald, Thom, Simpson, Wilson, Sim and Young - Aberdeenshire/Banffshire.
Noble, Gray, Bird - Durham/Northumberland

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Re: Hodgson's Mill
« Reply #26 on: Sunday 02 December 12 18:36 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for the tip Phil - But £500 or more would blow my family history budget for the next 5 years.

It was probably owned or used by my 3rd Great Grand Uncle Joseph Hodgson  He was the 3rd Son of Joseph Hodgson Sen. (died 1858) he actually started the expansion of Hodgsons Mill.  I'm descended from Joseph Sen. 4th Son Thomas who was "just" a master Mariner.

Joseph Hodgson Jun. was involved in the managment of Shipbuilders Hodgson & Soulsby and it's Sucessors, though to date I don't have a record for him as a Lloyds agent, though his father definately was

Gavin





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