Re: Hull Burial Registers
Hi Keith
Have you found the grave plan? It is that I am trying to find to
see if anyone else is buried with Charles and Kate.
Lin
On 20/08/2023 23:31, Keith Dorey via
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Hello Lin,
Try the following -
Burial 30080, died 13 August, buried18 August, Charles Johnson Age
68 (image 559)
Burial 35590, died 10 December, buried 13 December, Kate Eliza
Johnson Age 70 (image 32)
Regards
Keith
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Re: Hull Burial Registers
Hello Lin,
Try the following -
Burial 30080, died 13 August, buried18 August, Charles Johnson Age 68 (image 559)
Burial 35590, died 10 December, buried 13 December, Kate Eliza Johnson Age 70 (image 32)
Regards
Keith
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Re: Hull Burial Registers
Thanks Steve,
Very helpful.
Lin
On 20/08/2023 09:43, Steve Wrack wrote:
Compartment
map at ,
not found plot map yet
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Re: Hull Burial Registers
Hi Keith
It's the sheet for Compartment 368 with grave numbers. There are
two people buried in it (1948 & 1952).
Lin
On 20/08/2023 15:21, Keith Dorey via
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Hello Lin,
Do you mean the burial numbers, rather than the grave numbers, as
the grave numbers are the number of the square and are the same
for all compartments.
It could be that the burials were after the date of filming by LDS
in 1994, so would show as an empty square.
Regards
Keith
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Re: Hull Burial Registers
Compartment map at , not found plot map yet
19 Aug 2023 20:06:13 Lin Duke <dml5481@...>:
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Can SKS point me in the right direction to find a grave plan for Northern Cemetery, Hull?
I've found most of the ones I need but one is eluding me. Compartment 368 Grave 27
Pages are missing, out of order. Using https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSGG-1YMZ?view=explore&groupId=M996-D99&grid=on
Finally found page 368 (with help of FS) but no grave numbers.
Help!
Lin
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Re: Hull Burial Registers
Hello Lin,
Do you mean the burial numbers, rather than the grave numbers, as the grave numbers are the number of the square and are the same for all compartments.
It could be that the burials were after the date of filming by LDS in 1994, so would show as an empty square.
Regards
Keith
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Can SKS point me in the right direction to find a grave plan for Northern Cemetery, Hull?
I've found most of the ones I need but one is eluding me. Compartment 368 Grave 27
Pages are missing, out of order. Using
Finally found page 368 (with help of FS) but no grave numbers.
Help!
Lin
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Re: help with handwriting
Very impressive, Arthur.?
On Thu, Aug 3, 2023 at 19:39, Arthur K <kengen@...> wrote: The word after Ebor (York) is Generosus, with contractions, meaning Gentleman. On the next line is Et (And); usually there was another bondsman as well as the groom, whose name would be inserted here, but there clearly wasn't in this case.
At the bottom on the left are the ages and a bit more:
Ille aet[atis] 24 - He is aged 24
Illa de ead[em] aet[atis] 23 - She is of the same [parish], aged 23
These are roughly bracketed together, and followed by the parishes where the marriage may take place - Foston, Crambe or ('vel') Slingsby
Finally, jur[atur] cor[am] D[omi]no Canc[ellario] - sworn before the Lord Chancellor
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Re: help with handwriting
Thank you, Arthur. My guesses on most were close, but it’s good to have confirmation, as well as a couple of words which stumped me. Ken?
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On Aug 3, 2023, at 11:39 AM, Arthur K <kengen@...> wrote:
?The word after Ebor (York) is Generosus, with contractions, meaning Gentleman. On the next line is Et (And); usually there was another bondsman as well as the groom, whose name would be inserted here, but there clearly wasn't in this case. At the bottom on the left are the ages and a bit more: Ille aet[atis] 24 - He is aged 24 Illa de ead[em] aet[atis] 23 - She is of the same [parish], aged 23 These are roughly bracketed together, and followed by the parishes where the marriage may take place - Foston, Crambe or ('vel') Slingsby Finally, jur[atur] cor[am] D[omi]no Canc[ellario] - sworn before the Lord Chancellor
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Re: help with handwriting
The word after Ebor (York) is Generosus, with contractions, meaning Gentleman. On the next line is Et (And); usually there was another bondsman as well as the groom, whose name would be inserted here, but there clearly wasn't in this case.
At the bottom on the left are the ages and a bit more:
Ille aet[atis] 24 - He is aged 24
Illa de ead[em] aet[atis] 23 - She is of the same [parish], aged 23
These are roughly bracketed together, and followed by the parishes where the marriage may take place - Foston, Crambe or ('vel') Slingsby
Finally, jur[atur] cor[am] D[omi]no Canc[ellario] - sworn before the Lord Chancellor
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I would appreciate assistance with the handwriting, especially the pseudo Latin, on the attached jpg. I have no problem reading the name of the groom at the top: “William Bell of Foston in County of York”, but don’t want to guess at the next 2 (3?) words. ? Also, the 3 lines at the bottom of the page: I think I understand the first 2 lines, but don’t want to guess at any of this.? The marriage was actually performed at Foston (I have the image). ? Any suggestions gratefully received … Ken Harrison
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Yorkshhire Surnames List - July update
I updated the Yorkshire Surnames list today. The names added are given below:
AVEYARD
PENDOR
REYNOLDS
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If you would like to add your surnames to the list, please use the form at:
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Lin Duke
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The recent query about the wording of a memorial in Hampsthwaite reminded me that a lot of records for Hampsthwaite and other places in and around Nidderdale have been transcribed and made available, completely free, on the Calverley Info website - http://www.calverley.info/calv_enter.htm (link at bottom of page)
It's not the most obvious place to look for records for that area, so I thought it was worth mentioning.
Arthur
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From the PRs on Findmypast
Checking the baptisms for a Richard & Dorothy COOPER
I found seven, all in Hampsthwaite
Emily July 19th 1846 no occ for father
Mary 1848 14th April father a Publican
Eliza 1851 31st Jan father a Publican
(note by whom, By the father of the child (the case being one of emergency) as certified to me, Thomas SHAN?)
Eliza 1852 31st Aug father a Publican
(note by whom, By her father - in? a case of emergency, as certified to me Thos SHAM?)
Ann 1853 17th June father a Publican
Alice Ann 15th Oct father a Publican
Eleanor 1856 3rd Feb father a Publican
Burials Hampsthwaite
1851 Feb 1st Eliza COOPER infant
1852 Sep 1st Eliza COOPER infant
1853 June 23rd Ann COOPER infant
1854 Nov 18th Alice Ann COOPER infant
Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK)
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On 09/07/2023 16:18, Bob Hunter wrote: The Grandparents are Mary COOPER died 28 May 1840 & John COOPER died 10 Feb 1857. The Parents are Richard Warrener COOPER (Baptised 6 Mar 1820 St Peter & St Paul, Stokesley, buried 3 May 1860 Hampsthwaite) & Dorothy DEARLOVE (Baptised 12 Oct 1823 All Saints Ripley, Married 29 Jul 1845 St Peter, Leeds, buried 15 Jul 1893 Hampstwaite). Both John and Richard are Surgeons and Richard as living in Hirst Grove, Birstwith.
I tried to attach a photograph of the stone to my original message, I'll try again.
BobH
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Likewise, no photo on or off group
Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK)
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On 10/07/2023 07:03, Sue Herrington wrote: I too am unable to see a photograph on the group page. Is this due to using a phone to access the page?
Sue
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Re: Horsforth Peace Garden
thank you Lesley, will try them as they are always helpful. The biggest mystery is finding David FARRER d. 1752 in Horsforth’s birthday. He married in Horsforth in 1721 and his wife Christiana Turner was born 1720. I cant find any record anywhere of him. He must have come from another area.? When they got married it said they were of this parish.
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On 10 Jul 2023, at 5:48 pm, Lesley Baxendale (FH) <tree.dovercourt17@...> wrote:
Passing thought, have you tried the local record office to see if the Peace Garden records have been deposited with them? Lesley
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Re: Horsforth Peace Garden
Passing thought, have you tried the local record office to see if the Peace Garden records have been deposited with them? Lesley
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I too am unable to see a photograph on the group page. Is this due to using a phone to access the page?
Sue
Thanks for sending the photo, Lin. I logged in again, and still no photo on the page.? The messages I see are all landscape, while the copy you sent me is portrait.? I can’t find a way to open just a single message. ? Anyway, I agree that the name is ANN.? As others have said, it is more lightly incised than other writing on the stone, and the sun’s angle was such that all the \ strokes are faint, even on the other Ns and Ms. Ken ? ? Log into your account in - the? photo is visible and zoomable.
Lin
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i've done that, and am replying now from the groups.io Yorksgen screen.
No photo showing anywhere.
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Thanks for sending the photo, Lin. I logged in again, and still no photo on the groups.io page.? The messages I see are all landscape, while the copy you sent me is portrait.? I can’t find a way to open just a single message. ? Anyway, I agree that the name is ANN.? As others have said, it is more lightly incised than other writing on the stone, and the sun’s angle was such that all the \ strokes are faint, even on the other Ns and Ms. Ken ?
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Nivard Ovington
Sue Herrington