Northumberland Marriages

[broonyboy]

oh Man..


Why are there so many Thomas's and Joseph's, john's and William's in my trees?  If only they were more original with the naming of children.

Need to sit down and make sure I get all of this down on paper, computer programmes make collating the info nice and easy, but its still difficult to picture how it all fits together.

At least in generations to come they will have Charlene's, Mercedes, and all of the "new" made up names to distinguish family.

Neale

[broonyboy]

thanks again, you are a star and now looks like you have found the complete set.

Neale

[JenB]

On the Baptism entries for both William and Elizabeth at Ebchester on the Durham Bishops transcripts it states that their abode is New House in the Parish of Ryton, and that their father was a labourer.

[JenB]

Have you got John's baptism at Ryton, 25th February 1821?

[broonyboy]

yep, got that one and that's the one I got confused about and was only really looking at he ryton registers when they seem to have been in the ebchester ones.

Again, thanks for putting me right.

Neale

[JenB]

What about Jacob, 1827 

[broonyboy]

Jacob, Jacob? where did he come from ?

no, yet another one.

[JenB]

At Ebchester, 13th May 1827, Jacob son of Thomas & Margaret Bulman, New House in the Parish of Ryton, labourer.

Burial, Ebchester, Jacob Bulman of Milkwell Burn, 4th January 1841 aged 13

[JenB]

Whittonstall Baptism:

Jane Bulman, born 29 July 1812, baptised 27  December 1812, 1st daughter of Thomas Bulman of Lead Hill, labouring man, P. of Bywell St Peter, by his wife Margaret Hodgson, Native of Hexham.