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Lin The 1861 census was possibly the worst kept of all the census returns and certainly in the 1950s if you went to the Public Records Office to look at the census you would have been given the

From Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter, Barnsley's borough archives have been made available on family history website Ancestry... It is the first time the material has been accessible digitally

James SYKES (b circa 1833) married Hannah ATKINSON (b 1837), in Castleford in 1857. I cannot find them on1861 census. I would imagine that were some between 1857 and 1862. 1911 census says she had 11

John I came across another baptism record years ago that was just as informative but I hadn't realised it was in a Dade register. I am finding that most registers of this time give very bare

I am reading this book (see below) I thought I would mention Evelyn (Eve) APPLEYARD She was the second wife of Joe HOBBS who owned several distilleries, the Great Glen Cattle Ranch and Inverlochy

Margaret You will not find a baptism register entry like that for Thomas born in 1756 – likely to have father but not the mother That register in 1782 is in format known as “Dade registers”

This group is for genealogy, family history and local history research for the county of *Yorkshire,* England. *DO* : * Give as much information as possible ie surnames, area, dates, which records you

Hi I would welcome your thoughts in finding *Thomas FLETCHER’s baptism in 1756.* Below is what I know: When I found the baptism for my 4x Gt Grandfather Thomas FLETCHER bap 1782 at Sherburn in

Julie Just because Joseph says that his father was Jonathan doesn’t mean to say that it was. At that time, you didn’t need to provide any proof He would simply have been asked – who was your

Thank you Lin thought that might be the case

I'm trying to determine who the parents of Joseph BENTLEY (1814-1874) are. He was buried at Morley Wesleyan 13 Mar 1874. He married Ann ELLIS 1 Feb 1835 in Batley and had two children. She died in

Chris I agree with you it is probably as mistake by the transcriber. I tried to get the digital copy but said unavailable so will try again in a day as that happened a few days go for another death

The transcript on FMP is wrong. The image clearly says John. I have put in a correction to FMP. Lin

Maureen I am lucky enough to have many years of the Annual Monitor on my bookshelves so I can check the original printed copy. It says Widow of John Farrar. If FMP's transcript says Thomas, it must be

Dear Chris, Thank you for your very informative email. How wonderful for you to be able to find all that information which is easy if you live in UK. Unlike us poor Aussies who have to rely on things

Hi Chris, I found the record for Hannah’s death in the Quaker Monitor Annual, but when you look on FMP script of the record it says widow of Thomas Farrar, but in the Monitor it says John Farrar ?

Thanks Ken, that if very helpful, so will look at Family Search. Regards, Maureen

There is a death on 12 August 1854 which might be hers: GRO index: Hannah Farrar, 82, September Quarter 1854, Bradford and North Bierley RD 9b 60. Despite the age discrepancy, this must be the same

I was able to access some of my own Quaker ancestry a few years ago, and got images of the birth and marriage registers, some in Yorks (Selby area) and some in London. They were very detailed and gave

Death records are not part of the Quaker Meetings records. For burials you would need the parish register, or deaths if after 1837. Ken Sent: August 22, 2024 3:00 PM To: [email protected] Subject: