ROBSON in Stokesley

[Overstayer]

Looking for one George ROBSON born c1775 who lived most of his life in Hexham NBL.  The 1851 census for Hexham finds him in the Workhouse where his place of birth is described as Stokesley, YKS.  A professional researcher looked at the parish records in Stokesley and reported that there were no ROBSONS recorded there.  Advice please as to where I can go next.

Overstayer

[saddles]

The NBI3 shows 26 burials at Stokesley, St.Peter & St.Paul for ROBSON between 1596-1922, although the name George is
not among them.
George ROBSON was buried at Hexam, St Andrew 26 Dec 1852
aged 77 (there are 619 ROBSON burials at St. Andrew) to
1859.

There is the following marriage at Stokesley in the timeframe of your Robson:
John Robson
England Marriages, 1538–1973 
   
marriage: 17 Jun 1770 —Stokesley, York, England
spouse: Elizabeth Cook
   
record title: England Marriages, 1538–1973 
groom's name: John Robson
bride's name: Elizabeth Cook
marriage date: 17 Jun 1770
marriage place: Stokesley,York,England
indexing project (batch) number: M01479-3
system origin: England-ODM
source film number: 919080
 

Mike

[Overstayer]

Many thanks for that Mike!  This refutes the information from my expensive researcher, that there were no records of ROBSON at Stokesley.  I shall clasp this John ROBSON to my ancient bosom and see if I can't do something with the information.
Paddy.

[angelfish58]

In case it does prove to be useful the marriage was by Banns, John & Elizabeth were "both of this Parish" and the witnesses were Wm. Blakey & Jas. Barthram, the latter is a witness at quite a lot of weddings.

[Overstayer]

Many thanks for providing more details.  You and Mike have really made my day!   I must now see how I can unearth a family for John and Elizabeth on the off chance that this is my target family.  Marriage in 1770 leaves a decent gap for 2 or 3 children before George's birth in 1775.
Paddy.

[MRS OB]

In case it does prove to be useful the marriage was by Banns, John & Elizabeth were "both of this Parish" and the witnesses were Wm. Blakey & Jas. Barthram, the latter is a witness at quite a lot of weddings.

Im looking for a marriage of John Barthram and Mary who were living in Marylebone,London about 1796.Possibly connections to Yorkshire

[angelfish58]

Hi Mrs OB, I've checked the Stokesley records for the 1790s but couldn't see the marriage you are looking for.

[postiebob]

hi i am trying to trace the whitbread family who lived in stokesley in the early 1900's the family was stephen robert whitbread his wife maria, he had a daughter ellen who died in the flu epedemic in 1918. There was other children i believe there was a daughter called venus, and a son called robert and another called john william but im not sure if this the same son. Stephen was an agricultural worker and he died in middlesbrough. The informant on the death certificate was an eva m parr/parv who is named as his daughter.
glad of any help.
sue

[sillgen]

See http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,158857.msg3974427.html#msg3974427
for further information re postiebob's post.   It might be best to reply there if you can help so that we don't have two threads going about the same query,
Andrea