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Offline Hazel Santon

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Re:1851 & 1861 Census for East Yorkshire
« on: Tuesday 08 June 04 11:38 BST (UK) »
Hello Wobbly,

Please would you do a search on a surname of Santon for me.

My sister and I are trying to do a family tree of the Santons as it is our birth name. We have been through all the births marriages and deaths for santons and have plotted them into a tree but are struggling with the ancesters before 1847.

The person at the top of our tree is a William Santon who married a Charlotte Blakestone. We have the birth certificates of some of their children but would love to know more about William - parents,  siblings etc. We believe that he was from Yorkshire.

I would be very grateful for any information that you can find on any Santons.

Thank you,
Hazel.

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Re:1851 & 1861 Census for East Yorkshire
« Reply #1 on: Tuesday 08 June 04 13:12 BST (UK) »
Hi Hazel,

I have done a search on the Santons in the 1851 census and there are no William's of Charlotte's, so sorry to disappoint, but then Yorkshire is a big county.

Sorry can't do 1861 census yet until its repaired.

Enclose text file of santons anyway in case you recognise any of them.

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Yorkshire: Readman, Redman , Bowser(Leeds,Scarborough, Selby & Hull), Dufton(Selby, Leeds) Durham: Sowerby. Lincolnshire; Readman, Doughty, Sneath, Musson, Clayton. Cambridgeshire: Belding

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Re:1851 & 1861 Census for East Yorkshire
« Reply #2 on: Tuesday 08 June 04 13:35 BST (UK) »
Hello Wobbly,

Wow that was quick.
Thank you very much for that info it certainly does help.

Some of Williams kids were born in Leeds and so I probably need to look more to censuses that cover Leeds.

Any more that you can find from the 1861 census would also be gratefully received.

Thank you again.
Hazel.

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Re:1851 & 1861 Census for East Yorkshire
« Reply #3 on: Tuesday 08 June 04 13:56 BST (UK) »
Good luck Hazel, the 1841 Census for Leeds is not indexed yet and I don't think the 1851 is either as i was looking for my surname interests in the library at Leeds, but you find someone with a copy somewhere.

Yes I'll do an 1861 when the system is up and running again

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Yorkshire: Readman, Redman , Bowser(Leeds,Scarborough, Selby & Hull), Dufton(Selby, Leeds) Durham: Sowerby. Lincolnshire; Readman, Doughty, Sneath, Musson, Clayton. Cambridgeshire: Belding

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Re:1851 & 1861 Census for East Yorkshire
« Reply #4 on: Wednesday 09 June 04 04:06 BST (UK) »
I checked the 1851 census index for Leeds. No Santon entries I'm afraid. There were a couple of Sanson and Sapton entries but no William or Charlotte.
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Re:1851 & 1861 Census for East Yorkshire
« Reply #5 on: Wednesday 09 June 04 13:26 BST (UK) »
Many thanks for looking for me Saar.
They must have moved down south by then.

As their daughter Rebecca was born in 1841 in Leeds, I am surprised that there were no Santons on the Census.

Their next child, William was born in Newington and so I would be grateful if any one has the census that covers Newington in 1851.

Thank you,
Hazel.
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