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Uriah Hibbert of Edensor

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Heather

Heather Report 19 Sep 2007 20:45

I'm trying to find any descendants of Uriah Hibbert(born Edensor 1834) and his wife Elizabeth, my greatgrandparents. they had 10 children, Thirza, Mary Ann, Fanny, Albert, Joseph, George, Agnas, Frederick, Walter and the youngest was Elizabeth Adeline born 1880 (my Grandmother).
I know he worked as a gamekeeper on the Chatsworth estate. His wife died in 1890 and my grandmother was brought up by various relatives.
I'm trying to research the family history, my father and I haven't had any contact with Hibbert relatives for 60 years My dad remembers visiting Fanny and family in Stretford, Manchester. I feel sure there must be distant cousins out there somewhere and I would love to hear from anyone with information.about my Gran's brothers and sisters.
Heather Preest .

Susan

Susan Report 13 Dec 2018 21:50

Hi Heather, I am a descendant of Joseph Hibbert,he was my Great grandfather.Please let me know if you are still looking for information.
Susan Morvell

ArgyllGran

ArgyllGran Report 13 Dec 2018 21:54

Welcome to the boards, Susan.

Unfortunately, it's 11 years since Heather posted that, and she won't be looking for replies here now.

You can try sending her a private message - click on her name at the top of her post.
If she has kept GR informed of any changes to her email address , GR will be able to notify her that there's a message from you in the system.

She may (or may not) be able and willing to read and reply to it.

Good luck!

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Old genealogists never die.....they just lose their census.