1911 Glossop, Parkfield House

[LFS]

Yes, I know what you mean - but Glossop isn't the largest place on earth, and there's always the possibility of picking up family members you didn't know existed, visiting other relatives and so on - and, as you say, really useful when the name has been wrongly transcribed.  The person who writes the Lost Cousins newsletter reckons you need subs to both sites - I know what he means - though I think a lot of us would baulk at the cost - myself, I use A..y in the Library.  Not so useful, but better than nothing.
Hope you find what you want.
Derby Girl

[spendlove]

Hi,

1891
 RG12; Piece: 2783; Folio: 98; Page: 9

The Address is given as 17 North Road, Glossop + house name of "Park Field House"

Thomas Dearnaley   53
Elizabeth A Dearnaley   55
Hannah M Dearnaley   20
Betsy A Dearnaley   18
Sarah E Dearnaley   16
Joseph Dearnaley   14
Hannah Ashton   75

All Children born in Glossop.

Most of them still there in 1901, however address, is just North Road, Glossop
RG13; Piece: 3275; Folio: 10; Page: 11.

Is this the Surname you are looking for?  Lots of different ways for spelling, you could try
Dearnaly.

Always remember on the 1911 Census the Householder filled in the address, so when you find the
actual Census sheet always click to the next sheet for full address.


Spendlove

[toastbutler]

1901 census
North Road Glossop
Joseph Dearnaley, age 64, Book Keeper Paper Mill, with wife Sarah age 55, and 5 children.

Kelly's Directory of Derbyshire, 1912
PRIVATE RESIDENTS, Page 463
Dearnsley Joseph, Parkfield house. North road, Glossop

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Census information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk

[RCB]

That's great the house exists, so now it's down to me to find out if this family link with the family 45 years later.  I'm waiting for a surname from a relative.  Thanks for taking the trouble to look..

[toastbutler]

1941 Kelly's Directory of Derbyshire
GLOSSOP
PRIVATE RESIDENTS
Shepley Mrs. 17 North road

1891 census - Joseph Dearnsley age 53, address 17 North Road, Park Field House, Glossop.

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Census information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk

[Lazarus]

If interested there are a number of Dearnaley buried at Glossop Cemetery including a Thomas and Elizabeth.You can access the site on line by entering Google,Glossop Cemetery Burials.
Sorted by surname,date and grave number.

Rex

[millymcb]

have you seen this website
http://familytree.dearnley.com/reports/g1/p1180.htm#i11795

It says:
" In 1893 Joseph Taylor Dearnaley was a Cashier in Paper Manufactory.
......died on 29 November 1919 at Parkfield, North Road, Glossop, Derbyshire, at age 80 years and 9 months"
Probate : 21 February 1920 at Derby

If that is correct then that does cover the period over the 1911 Census so it would seem reasonable that he/and/or family would be at Park Field or Parkfield then.

Milly

[millymcb]

Have you tried a search at the FREE 1911 Census index with all the surname variations?
 
Search name: Joseph Dearnaly  with Residence Glossop brings up this in the FREE INDEX
www.1911census.co.uk/search/results4.aspx?x=363534668

One born 1877 and one born 1838.


If you try those exact spellings and Date of Birth and Residence you may have more luck finding it elsewhere - and you can check if that is the one at North Road.

Milly

[Lazarus]

Burials at Glossop Cemetery:

Thomas Dearnaley 9.3.1914 aged 76  Grave Number 5305 Free Church
Eliz.Ann       "        28.5.1908 aged 73            ditto
Sarah Ellen  "        29.2.1952 aged 77            ditto
Hannah McDearnaley 10.10.1945 aged 74      ditto  note spelling same grave

Eliz Maude Dearnaley  15.3.1875 aged 7mths  Grave Number 1630 C of E
Ada Alice        "            2.8.1902 aged 23                    ditto
Joseph      Dearnley      3.12.1919 aged 80                  ditto
Sarah            "            26.6.1937 aged 92                   ditto

I hope this helps.

Rex