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I have today updated the surnames list with: BEDFORD RAISTRICK TETLEY Apologies for no May update due to unforeseen circumstances. Lin Duke

Hi Margaret The Phillimores for Rotherham are on Findmypast I counted 1688 April to March 17 marriages 1689 April to March 18 marriages 1690 April to March 5 marriages 1691 April to March 5 marriages

The Phillimore Register for Rotherham has only one marriage listed between April 1690 and the following March. Is this correct, and if so does anyone know why this should be? Regards Margaret

> > On 22 Jun 2023, at 13:07, JA Woodall <jane.woodall2016@...> wrote: > Hi Margaret > > Sometimes eliminating things helps. > > Jane >

Hi Margaret Sometimes eliminating things helps. best wishes Jane [email protected]> wrote:

Thank you Jane. It is very helpful, even if it was by effectively eliminating any possibility of my Ann being buried in Hull! The Wath marriage is of my John, and it is he who married Harriet Milner.

Hi Margaret There's a baptism of John Strafford - father Richard - October 10 1765 at Holy Trinity Hull. There's a John Strafford buried Sept 7 1789 at St Mary Lowgate Hull - father Jonathan so not

Hull registers are online at Findmypast. Sue [email protected]> wrote:

Thank you for the information. Maybe she was my missing wife, maybe she wasn’t, and maybe I shall never know. I guess Church records were not designed with future genealogists in mind. John was a

Ann The actual parish records for Yorkshire apart from the West Riding (and that is slowly appearing) are al on FMP. Prior to 1813 and the start of the Rose's registers you are unlikely to find any

Hi Margaret The transcript on Ancestry is actually from familysearch (any database with select in the title is from familysearch) But the registers are on Findmypast Burials in the period rarely give

Ancestry have a burial in Hull on 31/7/1812 of Ann STRAFFORD wife of John. If anyone has access to Hull registers or graveyards I should be very appreciative if they could see if any more information

Hi Colin,Thank you so much! I appreciate all your work. Genuki is one of my favourite websites. I always mention it when conducting lectures in my area.RegardsWendyPerth, Western Australia?Sent from

I haven't come across this pattern in any part of my extended families in Yorkshire or elsewhere. . Some, but not many, of them are non-conformist. Non are Catholic.. Margaret Sent from Outlook for

None of my Protestant families in West Yorkshire or anywhere in England followed a naming pattern from the 1700’s onward. They often used family names but not in any particular order. However, my

Dear All, Over the past week I have added around 3,400 photographs of East Riding graves to the Genuki site. The added graveyards are given below - I believe these are complete with the two exceptions

As lots of suggestions have been made and thanks given, I am closing the topic. Thanks to all. Admin

Robyn and others Cyndi's List usually has a comprehensive list of websites for almost anywhere - just enter France in the search box top right of the website? ?Welcome to Cyndi's List | | | |

Helllo everyone, None of my family's Yorkshire or otherwise followed any naming patterns, so it is difficult to answer this question. I also have at least 3 children whose first names were actually

Robyn Without a name it if difficult to try and be more helpful Was the person French or English and died overseas or went overseas If they had property or estate in the UK then you should find the