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Gee
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16 Feb 2013 18:07 |
Good to see you Chris :-D
What about salesman or Labourer, warehouse?
:-S
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Gavin
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16 Feb 2013 18:12 |
based on the John & Eliza research you did..... do we still think that this is actually the George Henry White who married Violetta Harriet Horne (my great grandparents as per their wedding cert) Born as George William..... or is it looking unlikely now?
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Gee
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16 Feb 2013 19:09 |
To be honest........no idea at the moment
We will have to rule out things, before we can rule in
Arghhhhhhh
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Gavin
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16 Feb 2013 19:12 |
would it help to meet up for a day of research? I can pay your expeses and provide coffee and biscuits...lol Even feed you........ I am really needing to get this sorted. Have got the other 3 lines of tree to do yet. And I need GEDcom training....lol
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16 Feb 2013 21:23 |
Wow, it is always hard coming to a thread part-way through the proceedings, but seven pages on........
Am I right in saying the only birth not yet sent for is this one:
Births Dec 1872 ---------------------------------------------------- WHITE George Henry Sheffield 9c 372
Like Gins, I could easily bankrupt you, but afraid it is simply how it pans out in this "hobby". I have about 100 certs that are not "mine". Fortunately, I am not cash-starved and haven't spent any more on this hobby than Hubby has spent watching his football team go down.......and down........and down.
Maybe the rest of the searches will cost you next to nothing.
I hope so.
I hesitate to say send for this cert, but am currently at a loss as to what else to suggest. It is defo not the child who died age 15 months, so worth a shot?
I will now spend a while trying to absorb all the rest of it.
Margaret
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16 Feb 2013 21:46 |
Margaret
I am sooooo pleased to see you :-D
I dont know where to go next :-S
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Madmeg
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16 Feb 2013 22:08 |
Hiya Gins, keep the Blades rockin'! Sadly, my 8-month old grandson supports the other lot.
Gavin, I realise you said you had "investigated" 9c/384 and 9c/372 but the staff told you there was no information on parents. Very doubtful that is the case, i.e. NOTHING. The 9c/384 child is likely the one that died 4/5/1873 aged 15 months, but nothing to indicate that with the 9c/372 one.
I would get it, as all else has failed so far. If I were you, I couldn't rest without it.
Still absorbing the rest of the post, will be back.
Margaret
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Gavin
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16 Feb 2013 22:21 |
Margaret
I have indeed got the one you mention; it was covered earlier in the thread;
9c 372
Born: 15th October 1872 Surname:White Forename:George Henry Father:Thomas Mother:Matilda (formerly Hall) Occupation:Sheep Shear Forger Abode:Portobello Street Birth day:15 Birth month:Oct Birth year:1872
Baptised 26th Nov 1872 Church:Sheffield St Peter & St Paul (Cathedral) Place:Sheffield County:Yorkshire Comments: Record source:Sheffield Baptisms Data provider:Sheffield & District Family History Society
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Gavin
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16 Feb 2013 22:22 |
Margaret
You say its definately not the child who died aged 15 months..... what makes you sure of that?
UPDATE: ahhh yes, the age at death is 15 months....
Cheers
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Gavin
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16 Feb 2013 22:27 |
The only one I havent ordered yet is;
George William White - Ecclesall B - Mar 1871 - 9c 322
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Gavin
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16 Feb 2013 22:34 |
The reason I discounted 9c 372 is the name of his father; Thomas White....
On George Henry Whites marriage certificate he names his father as 'Henry John White' Boot maker
So I was looking at either 'Henry' or 'John' being the name his father used.
This led to George William....
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Gavin
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16 Feb 2013 22:56 |
Based on the burial;
First name(s): George Henry Last name: WHITE Date of burial 4 May 1873 Age at death: 15 Months Calculated year of birth: 1872 Place of burial Sheffield Dedication: St Mary County: Yorkshire (West Riding) Sheffield St Mary: Denomination: Anglican Coverage 1830 - 1938 Number of entries: 27,118 Record source: National Burial Index Data provider: Sheffield & District Family History Society
It would indicate that this death was that of the following George Henry;
9c 384
George Henry White born 18th January1872 Mother; Christiana White of Frogatt Lane, Sheffield. Father: Not identified on the cert so I am assuming he is an illegitimate birth.
Given that Christiana is a 'White' with no father named on the cert, it would indicate she is a 'White' before marriage.
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Madmeg
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17 Feb 2013 00:09 |
Sorry Gavin, a lot to absorb.
Matilda White and children are in the workhouse in 1881, including son George.
This is likely George W White born March qtr 1871:
George White 32 Mason Matilda White 25 Eliza White 5 George W White 1 Month John Parkin 16
Yet another Matilda.
The marriage cert of George H to Violette Horne has a witness James White. No sign of a George H with a brother James on any census.
This is getting to be VERY INTERESTING to me. My hubby's grandfather is a James Weaver b 1863 in Preston, Lancashire. He disappears of the face of the earth after 1871 and is not seen again till he turns up in Macclesfield in 1893 called James White Weaver. Family rumour has it he changed his name from Weaver to White to escape the wrath of various military groups whom he joined illegally. Family rumour also has it that he went to Sheffield. Never found him, so no wiser Gavin. Wonder who this James White is.
Oh dear. A more detailed search has provided 8 more possibles from George Henry, to George Harry, and George William between 1869 and 1876, all of which are possible. Unless you have won the lottery recently, I can only suggest you either apply to go on Deal or No Deal, or park this family for now.
It is possible that he was the son of Thomas and Matilda, and when the family "escaped" from the workhouse, George was taken in by another family, whose father happened to be called Henry John. It is equally possible that he wasn't sure what his full name was so that his children gave different names on their marriages.
It grieves me to leave it like this, but I have no more brick walls to hit.
Best of luck
Margaret
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Gee
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17 Feb 2013 10:00 |
Margaret
I already tried Deal or No Deal.........looks like they didnt want me!
I had a real problem finding a death for one of my lot, born in NY USA......in the end, I found him, died in Dronfield UK.....got about 8 death certs until I pinned him down :-|
Up The Blades :-D
PS: I forgive your grandson, he is too young to know any better ;-)
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Chris Ho :)
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17 Feb 2013 10:26 |
Definitely does get frustrating, but we have to live in hope, lol.
Maybe leave it for a while, and start on another line?...
Chris :)
(and me, I'm for Sean Bean,lol)
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Gee
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17 Feb 2013 10:43 |
Chris
I think parking this one is the only option and carry on with other lines, something may pop up on other certificates to help at a later date
Gavin
Meeting up is not going to help you, we've done what we can so far. As for the Gedcom, Im no expert, I just download it to my email and then follow the instructions on my family tree maker
Heres a free family tree maker
http://tinyurl.com/cwhm6ld
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Gavin
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17 Feb 2013 16:21 |
:-(
hate the thought of leaving it... feels really close to getting some answers. I have some certs on their way; Births for George Henry's sons, so I can see what they call their father on them.... rather than relying on relatives information. I am expecting delivery tomorrow / Tuesday.
In the meantime, i do have a couple of other threads open that have not been used for quite some time... Gins you have previously posted on them... could you have a look.... less complicated than this one.. I promise.
http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards/board/ancestors/thread/1288992
http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards/board/ancestors/thread/1288875?page=1
Thank you for all your help to date.
i have also downloaded the family tree builder you mentioned, learning my way around it now.
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Gavin
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17 Feb 2013 16:48 |
Gins
Question on family tree builder... I have imported my GEDcom... and it is showing the structure of my tree... seems to have people in the right places, however it does not show any informtion on how we are related... in fact it says 'this person is not related to Gavin White' Any idea how I populate the relationship column of data.... I would have thought it was automatic from the import....
UPDATE: after logging out and back in it asked me to identify myself and then updated the relation information. Sorted.
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Gavin
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19 Feb 2013 16:45 |
I have received copies of certs for 3 of the 4 sons by George Henry / William White & Violetta Harriet Horne; I also have the death cert for George.
If any of you require a scan copy please let me know.
EDIT - 05 Mar 2013 - Birth Cert received for 1912 George.
BIRTHS; 1905 - Charles William White - Father named as George Henry White 1912 - George Henry White - Father named as George Henry White 1915 - James Frederick White - Father named as George Henry White 1918 - Albert White - Father named as George William White
My grandfather was James Frederick White - shown above
DEATH; 1925 - George Henry White - died 04th October of Pneumonia - Informant was his widow, Violetta Harriet White (formerly Horne)
Cheers
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Gavin
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24 Feb 2013 22:17 |
Hi All
Does anyone know if there would be any local records kept in sheffield other than the national census records, which could be accessed for 'Carlisle Street, Sheffield', which would show every household, owners, tennants etc..... I simply cannot find (despite numerous peoples assistance) any record of George Henry White prior to the 1911 census where he gives his place of birth as Carlisle Street...... Of the numerous certificates I have purchased, the only one referencing Carlisle Street, is for a George William White, born at 201 Carlisle Street on 19 Jan 1871. I need to try and track this family somehow....., or see if any house on Carlisle street had a tennant / boarder going by the name of WHITE.
Any thoughts on a next step... places I may need to actually visit and trawl through data that may not be online??
Thank you.
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