Genealogy Chat

David..have PM'd you

Derek

Hi mary..don't know how far you want to go with this..but you may like to know that by 1851 Ann Hudson (Bean) is dead. but paul is still going strong.
Have found a son of Ann and paul Richard (1809) and a Sarah 1816 who married an John Naylor.Ann Hudson's husband Paul is now 82!

Derek

Hi mary..thats why i sent you Ann hudson..becasue we know they moved into Derbys at some stage....I'll check out Ann Bean for you x
Derek

Hi Derek,
yes you did give me the info above except the year Charles married Hannah was 1772.
Do you think Ann Hudson is Charles Hudsons sister? you found he was born East Retford in 1753.

Hi mary...have some info that i may or may not have given you....I now have both the heath and Sutton Prs.

Thomas Hudson was one of SEVEN children of Charles Hudson and hannah tallents.he was born 11.03.1792
He married Ann Chapman of Heath (at heath) 16.01.1815

Charles married Hannah at heath 14.12.1775

just as info that might fit somewhere into you tree:

the witnesses of the marriage of Ann Hudson to Paul bean 18.01.01.1798 were Mary Hudson and Martha Hudson.........

hope this is of some help.........

Derek

I wonder if my grandmother's name is in those registers? Am endeavouring to find her death certificate but have no more information that she lived at 39, High Street Warsop in 1935. She came from Staveley, had connections with Pinxton,
Born to Catherine and Wm Newbury in 1867, married a Wm Jackson in 1894. Had one son, my father William Henry Newbury and lived with my parents in Warsop until we moved in 1935. After that I know no more. Marjorie

Hi again Derek,
Thank you so much for taking the time to look for me and the information, I do know by the time of Henry's grandson William the family had moved into Staffs and William went back to the church so as to marry. I have a date for Henry's excommunication 25/01/1679. When I am fully awake I will take another look at my files to see If I can find anything else.
Thank you again Gill

Hi Ann (Glos)..nice to hear from you again..I do have one or two more registers now........just give my addled mind a nudge...lol..like remind me...!!
Thanks for you kind words..

Derek

Hi Gill(fromStaffs).I have found the marriage of henry and Mary 01.11.1675.and the baptism of George 08.10.1676

As you suggest there is no other child for Henry and mary in the Ashover Register........
I do have a nonconformist register that includes Quakers...and it certainly looks as though some later Bowers were Quakers.

Unforunately I can't find Henry jnr..but I offer the following in the hope that you might find some sort of link......
John Bower m Dorothy Wilcockson 23.05.1715

Henry..son of John and Dorothy bapt 30.04.1721

another John Bower m Alice Booth 27.10.1717

Thats all i can find for the moment..any other info you have might help.

All the best

Derek

Hi Derek, A lot of people have good reason to be grateful to you on this thread, well done.

I suppose you have not come across any more Nightingales lately?

Ann
Glos

Spiral, this may be the Isaac Wilkinson story you were referring to:

"In the township of Tapton, the late Isaac Wilkinson, of Tapton House and Leamington, Esq., possessed considerable landed property, which he bequeathed to George Yeldam Ricketts, Esq., who, on coming into possession of the estate, took the name of Wilkinson, and occasionally resides at Tapton House. "

http://tinyurl.com/6sx72g

Hi Derek,
Have you any information on the Bower(s) family. I have Henry Bower Who married Mary Hollingworth 1675 Ashover Derbyshire and then one son George 1676, then I am told he was excommunicated from his church and became a quaker, so can't find any record for my direct ancestor his son Henry.
Thanks for the kind offer Gill

thanks for your help Derek, i have managed to get back to 1820 with the Vaughans, its the other way i'm struggling with! :o) many thanks

Hey Spiral Census Records have your man 1824 Derby.......you want me to follow it up??

Derek
Thanks ever so much for taking a look anyway.

I have found reference in an old history book on Chesterfield of an Isaac Wilkinson, who apparently had to change his name to Wilkinson in order to inherit quite a fortune (sadly the book doesn't say what his original name was) and have wondered ever since if this is "my" Isaac. I doubt it very much as my lot don't seem to have had much spare cash.......but you never know!

These rellies don't half make it hard sometimes to track them down.

I have double checked my records and I gave you duff information (sorry brain is abit fuddled with all this hospital visiting at the moment), William appears to have been born in Derby itself, he is particularly unhelpful by not narrowing it down further).

I hope this may shed some light on his whereabouts, and sorry again for sending you on a South Wingfield goose chase!.
Spiral

Thankyou Derek, I'll have a look on the tree and see. Its very kind of you to offer!!

Hi laura.I can go back from 1901..but have no records to cover post 1901.I can find Daisy Ernest and Connie and go backwards if thats any help..

Derek

Hi Romany Star....if you need any information that may be pre 1837 and in the relative Parish Registers..or post 1841 in censuses then i'm very likely to be able to find it for you...I have no personal interest or link to those names..but if you need them researching..just give me a yell.

Derek

Hi there,

not sure if you will be able to help me, i'm trying to get hold of years of births for my Vaughan relatives all born in Chesterfield. There are around 17 to look up starting from my great auntie Connie born 1901 to daisy chislett and ernest vaughan. he then had a 2nd wife after 1924 called Gladys asmore - do you think you will be able to help at all???

I have more families than I can count in Derbyshire... Wheelhouse, Brookhouse, Marriott, Johnson, Riggott, Beswick, Slater, Fretwell, Ball, Holmes, Clark, Dovey, Gregson.
So if anyone shares these names (Derbyshire county only) feel free to get in touch.