No Parents on Both sides

[spendlove]

Hi,

All the children you list belong to George & Sarah Harrison who on many census were living
Wensley Derbyshire George was born Oaker Derbys and Sarah Matlock Derbys.

Cannot imagine how the Derbyshire & Yorkshire families became confused, but perhaps it would be
a good idea to post which of their Children you are descended from and why you think the Yorksire
family is connected.

Can you also confirm that you have worked backwards from known ancestors.

Spendlove

[l.plates]

Hi

Lillian May Harrison1904-1996 (My Grandmother)

Father
James Harold Harrison 1879-1960 spouse sarah Harrison 1883 - 1960

Father of James Harold Harrison =

Samual Harrison1849-  mother = Rose Bell Naylor

George Harrison1819-
Add Father
Add Mother
Sarah E Harrison1818-
Add Father
Add Mother

thats all I got

thank you for the info so far
l.plates

[l.plates]

1871 census shows

Household Members:

Name george Harrison

age 52

Sarah Harrison
age 53

Mary Sophia Harrison age 17

Sarah E Harrison age 15

Eliza Harrison 12

Francis W Harrison age 9

 

[spendlove]

Hi,

First do you agree that the Yorkshire family have no connection to yours who appear to come from and
lived in Derbyshire.

Lillian May Harrison born 1904 Darley Dale she has siblings
George Cyril born 1807 Derby.
Haydon Burrows born 1809 Derby.

Their parents were James Harold Harrison born 1879 Liverpool and Sarah Burrows born 1883 Eastwood,Notts
their marriage September Q 1903 Bakewell Registration District.

Parents of James Harold Harrison are Samuel Harrison Bpt 15.4.1849 Matlock Bath Birth Registered June Q 1849 Bakewell Registration District = Rose Bell G. Naylor born 1858 Sheffield who married June Q 1876 Bakewell Registration District.

Parents of Samuel Harrison are George Harrison born 1819 Oaker/Oker Derbys = Sarah Walton born 1819 Matlock  married 28.1.1845 Tansley, Derbys.  On this marriage the Brides Father given as George Walton
Grooms Father Samuel Harrison.

To obtain proof it is a good idea to purchase the birth registration certificate of eldest children, this will give mothers maiden name.

The above information from:-
Census
www.familysearch.org/search/collection/igi
www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/search.pl

It is always a good idea when asking for information to give details of where individuals were born.

Spendlove

[l.plates]

Hi

Thats great spendlove, yer i have figured out that 2 different families had been put into one,  have already sent for certificates.

Thank you for all your help, will remember to put place of birth when requesting help.

l.plates