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It appears she was with her mother Emma Jane and her husband Benjamin CARLING (married 1894) on 1901 census https://www.ancestry.co.uk/discoveryui-content/view/29851638:7814 Can't find her registered

Not always!!? Many years ago a young lady from Somerset ended up in Kent working at a school. She had twins, a boy and a girl, the father was the head master.? She kept the girl and had her

In many cases the adopted child was the child of a relative, first names could be changed but often weren't Are you sure Rose Ann isn't the daughter of Emma before marriage? Nivard Ovington in

Thanks for help. The 1911 census With adopted name Rose Ann Hill In Houghton-le-Spring States Born Durhum, Houghton-le-Spring 1897 aged 14

Her name was Rose Ann Hill Her married name was Sandham Her adoption date I don't know but was in the 1911 census as Rose Ann Hill aged 14. Married 1918 Calais, Dordogne France.

What was her first name and married surname? When was she adopted? Lin

Twins have the time on their birth certs, but not visible without the cert itself Twins would usually have the same reference in the GRO index ie on the same page but not always There was no official

Hi all I have information suggesting my Grandmother was a twin. Although she was adopted I have been unable to pin down her birth details. Her adopted name was Hill and birth date 20 Feb 1897 in

The Treasure House, Beverley will close to the public on 23 September at 4pm for about a year for a major transformation. East Riding Archives?will be available online for a variety of enquiries and

Hi Keith Glad you had a fruitful visit to Hull. Thank you so much for the photos of the headstone. Really appreciate you making the time to take them for me. Lin

Hello Lin, Back home from trip up to Hull, a very fruitful visit. There is a gravestone with Charles, Kate & daughter Ethel mentioned. Regards Keith

I updated the Yorkshire Surnames list today. The names added are given below: BECKWITH HESELTINE MCHUGH If you would like to add your surnames to the list, please use the form at:

Hi Rosemary, There are 4 hits for a Nathan Cansick on the North Yorkshire County Record Office catalogue: https://archivesunlocked.northyorks.gov.uk/CalmView/Overview.aspx Regards, Sue

Rosemary Don't forget that the Quarter Sessions on Ancestry are simply for the West Riding according to the blurb below the search screen The Sheffield Quarter Sessions 1880-1912 are on FindmyPast

Evening all, I have found 3 references in the London Gazette to Nathan CANSICK in goal in Richmond in 1801. The London Gazette, 14 July 1801 (Issue 15386, page 865) "Prisoners in the Gaol of the Chief

Wrote to them at 15.09 today got a reply at 15.12! There are another 3 people in there - no idea who they are though (yet!). Lin

Hi Keith That is very kind of you. Lin

Hello Lin, That was my thought, they are usually very helpful. You will need the crematorium, which is next door, as that is where the offices and records are

Hi Keith I have no idea about a headstone I'm afraid. Yes pages 368 are both blank which is odd. I think the best action will be for me to ask Northern Cemetery direct. Lin

Hello Lin, I found a page for 368 but there are no entries on it. The same blank page is a couple of images later. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSGG-1RJS?i=811&cat=705071 Is there