Bruntons of Cullercoats?

[trish1120]

I cant find anything on-line for the 1892 Marriage but can give this info (descendants may already have this but I'm bored)

1881 Census
11 Northumberland Terrace, Backworth, Northumberland
John Glendinning, 54, Head, Mar, Coal Miner, born St John Lee
Margaret Glendinning, 49, Wife, Mar, born Haydon Bridge
Thomas Forster, 23, Step Son, Coal Miner, born Hexham
Margaret J. Forster, 20, Stepdaughter, born Hexham
Thomas Glendinning, 18, Son, born Brancepeth
John G. Glendinning, 13, Son, born Brancepeth
HANNAH Glendinning, 9, Daug, born Brancepeth, Durham****

GRO Index Birth Reg;
GLENDENNING, HANNAH, Mother MN FORSTER***
GRO Reference: 1871  S Quarter in DURHAM  Volume 10A  Page 396

JOHN GEORGE G 1866 has same Mothers mn FOSTER

Looks like Margarets (Foster) Children were illeg.

1861 Census
Hexham, Northumberland
Thomas Forster, 68, Head, Widr, Labourer
Margaret Forster, 29, Daug, Unm, Housekeeper
Mary Forster, 14, Granddaughter
Elizabeth Forster, 8, Granddaugher
Thomas Forster, 5, Grandson
Margaret Jane Forster, 1mth, Granddaughter
All born Hexham

FreeBMD has a 1863 Marriage with John Glendinning and Margaret Foster on same page

[River Tyne Lass]

Hi trish1120,

I am hoping that you will be able to see the 1892 marriage for Hannah Glendinning and Joseph Brunton  listed using the below link.

http://www.northtyneside.gov.uk/marriage-register-test.shtml?mode=details&register=C-3 6&entrynumber=376

Best Wishes

[River Tyne Lass]

I don't know if anyone is still researching the Brunton family but if so you might like to know that there is a small write up and photo of Captain Joseph Brunton of Whitley Bay, a rugby play who was given a bar to his Military Cross .. this is in the Illustrated Chronicle, page 9, Monday January 1, 1917 kept at Newcastle City library.