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Nelson/Newlove
« on: Tuesday 04 January 11 09:13 GMT (UK) »
My great grandfather on my mother's side was Robert Nelson of Sheriff Hutton, born 1860.
His father was Robert Nelson of Terrington, born 1823. He married Maria Robinson of Knapton in 1844.

Now I am lacking a bit more info......
Robert was the son of George Nelson (no birth or death dates yet) and he married Nanny Newlove of Terrington, born 1800.
Nanny Newlove's father was William Newlove.
Does anybody have any info on the following.........?
Who were the parents of Maria Robinson born 1826? That would open up another branch of the tree!
What year was George Nelson born and died in? Where was he and Nanny married?
Any info on William Newlove and who he married?

Using Familysearch, Findmypast, Freebmd and Google I have now drawn a blank......
Has anybody else done any research into any of these families?


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Re: Nelson/Newlove
« Reply #1 on: Sunday 06 February 11 13:45 GMT (UK) »
My great great grandfather on my fathers side was George Nelson of Sheriff Hutton born 1852,possibly your great grandfather Roberts elder brother?.He married Annie Nelson in 1878.George had at least two sons another George and another Robert born 1889 and 1879 respectively.
Both families show on the 1881 census as living at Sherrif Hutton Bridge or Lilling which is basically the same place if you are familiar with the area.
The Sheriff Hutton Nelsons appear to have all come from the children of George and Nanny Nelson (nee Thornbourn) of Terrington who married in 1804 and had 10 children including another Robert and George !.George was born in 1779,Nanny in in1782,i have no death dates for this couple yet.

There are a lot of permutations with all these Georges and Roberts but it sounds as though we are on a similar search.I'd be interested in your progress !

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Re: Nelson/Newlove
« Reply #2 on: Sunday 06 February 11 14:21 GMT (UK) »
Further to the above this is what i have for Robert born 1823 in Terrington but it doesnt match with the Newlove connection?

Thornbourn, Nanny or Ann
Birth : 1782 Sheriff Hutton, Yorkshire ?
Death : AFT 1841
Gender: Female
Family:
Marriage: 22 NOV 1804 in Sheriff Hutton, Yorkshire
Spouse:
Nelson, George
Birth : 1779 Terrington, Yorkshire
Death : AFT 1851
Gender: Male

Children:
Nelson, Sarah
Birth : SEP 1805 Sheriff Hutton, Yorkshire
Gender: Female
Nelson, George
Nelson, William
Birth : OCT 1809 Terrington, Yorkshire
Gender: Male
Nelson, John
Birth : JAN 1812 Terrington, Yorkshire
Gender: Male
Nelson, Hannah
Birth : MAR 1814 Terrington, Yorkshire
Gender: Female
Nelson, James
Birth : OCT 1818 Terrington, Yorkshire
Death : 1818
Gender: Male
Nelson, Nanny
Birth : OCT 1819 Terrington, Yorkshire
Gender: Female
Nelson, James
Birth : MAY 1822 Terrington, Yorkshire
Death : 1822
Gender: Male
Nelson, Robert
Birth : NOV 1823 Terrington, Yorkshire
Gender: Male
Nelson, Betsy
Birth : JUL 1827 Terrington, Yorkshire
Death : AFT 1841
Gender: Female

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Re: Nelson/Newlove
« Reply #3 on: Monday 07 February 11 00:07 GMT (UK) »
A bit more info.I have confirmed my great great grandfather George Nelson as also a child of Robert and Maria so indeed an elder brother to your great grandfather Robert.My great grandfather was George Valentine Nelson son of George and cousin to your grandmother.

Slightly off your track but possibly of interest.George Valentine married Maud May Hardy in 1910 and they had three children together unsuprisingly named George,Robert and also Harry.
George Valentine volunteered for the 2nd battallion West Yorkshire Regt at Strensall in 1914,i believe he fought at the Somme and was killed in action in 1917.He is buried at Peronne cemetry in France.


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Re: Nelson/Newlove
« Reply #4 on: Monday 07 February 11 00:33 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for all your info sherrifdn......I am having to go back through my notes to see where I got Nanny Newlove marrying George Nelson from. I usually save my info as a favourite on my laptop, but I can't find the data at the moment.....your record looks right and there is a chance mine is wrong so i will get in touch again if I find any more out.

I am very familiar with Lilling, Sheriff Hutton and Terrington, as I used to play darts in the Highwayman at Sheriff Hutton and as a youngster used to cycle from Huntington to Terrington just for the thrill of freecycling down Terrington bank!!

Are there any gravestones in Terrington or Sheriff Hutton relating to our Nelson families?

My other brick wall is finding out who Maria's Nelson's (nee Robinson) parents were. The 1861 and 1871 census show her born in Knapton in 1826. There is a Knapton on the outskirts of York and a Knapton beyond Malton. Or it could be deciphed wrongly!
Familsearch does not come up with anything for Maria.....

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Re: Nelson/Newlove
« Reply #5 on: Monday 07 February 11 01:04 GMT (UK) »
My pleasure,glad its of interest.
There are still a number of living Nelsons/relatives in Sheriff Hutton too.I will be making a trip there again in the 2-3 weeks,sadly for the internment of my grandmothers ashes but i will take the opportunity to have a search of the gravestones for relevant info.I do know there are several relating to Nelsons but i have only just started to work out who was who etc !.I will also try and make a trip to Terrington at the same time.
I too spent a good deal of time in Sheriff as a child and young man playing around the castle and helping my grandfather cut the churchyard grass.I know the Highwayman well too !

Sorry i can't help with Marias parents,might require a search of the relevant parish registers.I know of Knapton outside York but i didn't realise there was another near Malton.

Incidentally our original George as married to Nanny in 1804 may have been born in Ripon.I found a reference that he filled in place of birth as such on one census but i can't find the source reference at the moment.

I'll be in touch with anything of interest i can find in the churchyards as soon as poss...

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Re: Nelson/Newlove
« Reply #6 on: Tuesday 08 February 11 21:03 GMT (UK) »
Sheriffdn, are you aware that the Terrington parish registers from 1599 to 1912 are on-line which you might find useful?

http://www.archive.org/stream/registersofterri29terr#page/n7/mode/2up

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Re: Nelson/Newlove
« Reply #7 on: Tuesday 08 February 11 23:16 GMT (UK) »
No i didn't know that,should be very useful..
Many thanks for the link,much appreciated.

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Re: Nelson/Newlove
« Reply #8 on: Tuesday 08 February 11 23:38 GMT (UK) »
Should be 1812 not 1912......sorry!