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Arnold
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5 Feb 2010 09:58 |
Corespondence with Durham Records Online:
Here is a copy of the record you recently viewed at Durham Records Online:
Burials, Sunderland District Record Number: 550839.2 Location: Sunderland Church: Sunderland Cemetery (Stockton Rd.) Religion: any 8 Mar 1899 William Herring, age: 75, mariner, died at the Ryhope Asylum
I asked them then:
"Hope you can give me tip. Have search a long time for getting the birth date for this person.
No William Herring is born 1824 in Durham.
The age 75 must be OK - or can it be incorrect with 2-3 years - hardly?"
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"Age in a burial or death record can be pretty unreliable, especially when the person died in an institution. I would think his age would be within 1-2 yrs of correct if the death was reported by his wife; next I would trust his adult children to get it right within 1-3 years. A death reported by somebody at the asylum could be off by 5 years easily, especially if he appeared older or younger than he really was. Can you find him in the 1891 census for comparison?"
Confusing
Arnold
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Arnold
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4 Feb 2010 23:44 |
Ozi!
Cannot find Williams father and mother (the family) just now. I have search for a William Herring born in Durham 1824 +/ยจ- 10 years but cannot find any suitable male.
As you said - maybe Ann was Johns Widow. Arnold
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Ozibird
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4 Feb 2010 19:41 |
Arnold, Ann is a WIDOW. I was wondering if she was William's mother!
Ozi
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Arnold
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4 Feb 2010 15:14 |
Hi Ozi
Thank you again.
Yes, def. mariners. Sailors - not tailors!
Ann Herring, the daughter of William and Ellen (Eleanor) Herring, was buried 19 Oct 1858 according to Durham Records Online.
Ann Herring born abt. 1791 was maybe a sister to Williams father John.
Will investigate that, but first of all I have to find John Herrings family.
The hunt will continue.
Arnold
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Ozibird
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3 Feb 2010 21:59 |
I think I could be on to something here. I was looking for other Herrings in the Covent Garden Street area. Covent Garden Street was off Coronation Street between Sans Street and George Street, & demolished in the slum clearances of the 1930s. There's some pictures of Coronation Street here: http://www.sunderlandhistory.co.uk/gallery/hendon
I found an Ann Herring, and William & Ellen's eldest daughter was Ann. I don't know if she's related to the Stephensons with whom she's living. Checking the IGI a Rachel Hamilton married a Smith Stephenson (ship's cook in 1861), and they had a daughter Ann that fits the 1841 census below.
1841 England Census Name: Ann Kerring [Herring which has been scratched over] Age: 50 Estimated birth year: abt 1791 Gender: Female Where born: Durham, England Civil parish: Sunderland Hundred: Sunderland Town County/Island: Durham Country: England Street Address: George Street
Occupation: Ind
Registration district: Sunderland Sub-registration district: West Sunderland Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Ann Kerring 50 Ann Stevenson 12 Racheal Stevenson 3
1851 England Census Name: Ann Herring Age: 64 Estimated birth year: abt 1787 Gender: Female Where born: Bishop Wearmouth, Durham, England Civil parish: Bishopwearmouth Ecclesiastical parish: St Thomas Town: Sunderland County/Island: Durham Country: England Street Address: 119 Coronation Street
Occupation:
Condition as to marriage: widow
Registration district: Sunderland Sub-registration district: South Bishop Wearmouth ED, institution, or vessel: 1a Neighbors: View others on page Household schedule number: 103 Household Members: Name Age Rachel Stephenson 43 Rachel Stephenson 13 Ann Herring 64
I would say this is her death as it's the only Ann Herring registered in Sunderland between 1851 & 1861. It should tell you of whom she was the widow.
Deaths Dec 1858 Herring Ann Sunderland 10a 252
Remember, Arnold, that I know nothing about Sunderland. I've done all this by googling & searching.
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Ozibird
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3 Feb 2010 21:42 |
Thanks for the images.
After looking at scanned images of certs, William and his father are definitely sailors or mariners. On James Stolery's birth cert it says William is in the Merchant Service & I think one of the censuses records that as well.
Also both certs have Covent Garden St for the Herring addresses. Ellenor is living with her family in Covent Garden Street in 1841.
1846: 24 Covent Garden Street 1851: 29 Covent Garden Street 1861: 29 Covent Garden Street 1868: 29 Covent Garden Street 1871: 14 Covent Garden Street 1881: 14 Covent Garden Street 1891: 9 Trafalgar Square
My husband is a very good cook and does most of our meals, but gets a bit upset if I get caught up on the computer when the meal is ready.
Ozi
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Arnold
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3 Feb 2010 16:50 |
Thank you once more time Ozi
My comments to your information on the stroke of the clock:
11.47 All info OK. I have the same info
11.56 One son named James died 1855 Copy from Durham Records Online:
"Burials, Sunderland District - Record Number: 606947.2 Location: Sunderland Church: Holy Trinity Religion: Anglican 3 Jun 1855 James Herring, of Covent Garden Street, age: 14 months, died 31 May 1855, son of William Herring (mariner)"
I cannot find any other son born 1856 who died later.
I think we may ignore the data from census 1861 regarding James. "My" James was born the 30 th of Aug. 1863 and died the 15th of Jan. 1938.
12.18 All figures the same as I already have
Await your comments, Ozi, after you have received the certificates.
Hope your husband was a good cook yesterday
Regards Arnold
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MarionfromScotland
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3 Feb 2010 13:58 |
LOL. I'm getting confused.
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Ozibird
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3 Feb 2010 12:18 |
1881 England Census Name: James T. Herring [mistranscription of initial] Age: 17 Estimated birth year: abt 1864 Relation: Son Mother's Name: Elenor Gender: Male Where born: Sunderland, Durham, England Civil parish: Sunderland County/Island: Durham Country: England Street Address: 14 Covent Garden St
Occupation: Painter
Registration district: Sunderland Sub-registration district: West Sunderland ED, institution, or vessel: 1 Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Elenor Herring 58 John Herring 22 William Herring 20 James T. Herring 17 George F. Hepworth 21 Martin Gollages 30
1891 England Census Name: Jas Stabery Herring Age: 27 Estimated birth year: abt 1864 Relation: Head Spouse's name: Sarah Ann Mother's Name: Mary Reah Gender: Male Where born: Sunderland, Durham, England Civil parish: Bishop Wearmouth Ecclesiastical parish: St Barnabas County/Island: Durham Country: England Street Address: 37 Ridley Terrace
Occupation: Painter
Registration district: Sunderland Sub-registration district: South Bishop Wearmouth ED, institution, or vessel: 12b Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Jas Stabery Herring 27 Sarah Ann Herring 25 Jacob Reah Herring 2/12 Mary Reah Herring 50 [I think the enumerator has put ditto marks for Mary's surname by mistake. She should be just Mary Reah.] Barnard Devlin 40
Marriages Mar 1890 Carr William Jackson Sunderland 10a 704 Herring James Stolery Sunderland 10a 704 REAH Sarah Ann Sunderland 10a 704 SHERWOOD Edward Henry Sunderland 10a 704 THOMPSON Mary Hannah Sunderland 10a 704
1901 England Census Name: James S Herring Age: 37 Estimated birth year: abt 1864 Relation: Head Spouse's name: Sarah A Gender: Male Where born: Sunderland, Durham, England Civil parish: Sunderland Ecclesiastical parish: Hendon St Barnabas County/Island: Durham Country: England Street Address: 37 Ridley Terrace
Occupation: House Painter
Registration district: Sunderland Sub-registration district: South Bishopwearmouth ED, institution, or vessel: 18 Neighbors: View others on page Household schedule number: 86 Household Members: Name Age James S Herring 37 Sarah A Herring 37 Jacob R Herring 10 Ellenor G Herring 6 John Herring 4 James G Herring 2 William Herring 11 months
1911 HERRING JAMES STOLERRY M 1864 47 Easington Durham [his occupation isn't painter] HERRING SARAH ANN F 1866 45 Easington Durham HERRING JACOB REAL M 1891 20 Easington Durham [In 1901 Jacob Reah Herring which makes much more sense.] HERRING JOHN M 1897 14 Easington Durham HERRING JAMES GREY M 1899 12 Easington Durham HERRING WILLIAM M 1901 10 Easington Durham HERRING ELEANOR GREY F 1901 10 Easington Durham [probably 16 not 10, but I don't have access to image. Obviously named after her paternal grandmother.] HERRING FREDRICK M 1903 8 Easington Durham HERRING ANDREW M 1906 5 Easington Durham
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Ozibird
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3 Feb 2010 11:56 |
However this could be your James. Closer in age to 1861.
Births Dec 1856 Herring James Stolrey Sunderland 10a [35]86
James S c1856 is missing from 1871 census & a James c1864 is there instead. Perhaps the first James died. I can't find a death for him though.
Ozi
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3 Feb 2010 11:47 |
Is this your connection?
Births Sep 1863 HERRING James Stolery Sunderland 10a 469
Who is obviously not the James S Herring in Ellen's family in 1861 census that Marion posted.
??? Deaths Mar 1938 HERRING James S 74 Easington 10a 459
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3 Feb 2010 11:40 |
I don't understand what's going on here?
John & William Herring/Hessing, tailors, are not your family. William Herring, tailor, is married to a Caroline & living in Nile St in 1851 whereas your William, mariner, is married to Ellen and living in Covent Garden St in 1851.
Hessing is a mistranscription on 1841. The enumerator's 'r's look like his 's's.
Ozi
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MarionfromScotland
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3 Feb 2010 09:43 |
Great when things start to come together. :))
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Arnold
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3 Feb 2010 09:00 |
Marion!
I think you are right. William was born 1816. The parents you found were correct persons!!!! And also the baby William. Great!!
Both you and Ozi have helped me a lot!
I am very grateful
Arnold
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Ozibird
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3 Feb 2010 08:56 |
Nothing at first glance.
I've got to go for dinner now, & as my husband cooked it, I won't keep him waiting.
Perhaps someone else can have a look for you. Otherwise I'll try later.
Ozi.
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Arnold
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3 Feb 2010 08:49 |
Indeed thank you Ozzi for the last answer
I think I have got the wrong family for William Herring from the beginning.
There must be a son born 1863 named James Stolery in the same family and maybe other siblings.
Will you spend some minutes lokking for that.
Arnold
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3 Feb 2010 08:31 |
I knew I'd found him before.
1851 England Census Name: William Herring Age: 34 Estimated birth year: abt 1817 Relation: Head Spouse's name: Caroline Gender: Male Where born: Sunderland, Durham, England Civil parish: Bishopwearmouth Ecclesiastical parish: St Thomas Town: Sunderland County/Island: Durham Country: England Street Address: 49 Nile St
Occupation: Tailor Master
Registration district: Sunderland Sub-registration district: South Bishop Wearmouth ED, institution, or vessel: 1i Neighbors: View others on page Household schedule number: 184 Household Members: Name Age William Herring 34 Caroline Herring 26 Ralph Herring 5 John Herring 4 William Herring 4 Charles Herring 2
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3 Feb 2010 08:20 |
Definitely Tailor.
1861 England Census Name: John Herring Age: 73 Estimated birth year: abt 1788 Relation: Father Gender: Male Where born: Sherburn, Durham, England Civil parish: Bishopwearmouth Ecclesiastical parish: St Paul County/Island: Durham Country: England Street Address: 21 Tavistock Place
Occupation: Retired Tailor
Registration district: Sunderland Sub-registration district: South Bishop Wearmouth ED, institution, or vessel: 14 Neighbors: View others on page Household schedule number: 103 Household Members: Name Age Mary Muir 58 - Occ, Furnished Apartment (presumably she's the manager or landlady of ...) James J Muir 13 - son; scholar Mary H Muir 11 - daughter; scholar John Herring 73 Ellenor Hogg 22 - servant
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Arnold
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3 Feb 2010 08:06 |
Hi Ozi
(Reaping:)
Regarding William Herrings father John
As I said - he was a sailor acc. to the certificate but if I search for this name in Census 1841 and 1851 I can see a family living on Nile Street, Bishop Wearmouth. Census 1851 tells that he is a TAILOR with i man employ. The son William is born 1821. Maybe incorrect written.
Somewhat confusing.
regards Arnold
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Arnold
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3 Feb 2010 08:02 |
Hi Ozi
(Repeating:)
Regarding William Herrings father John
As I said - he was a sailor acc. to the certificate but if I search for this name in Census 1841 and 1851 I can see a family living on Nile Street, Bishop Wearmouth. Census 1851 tells that he is a TAILOR with i man employ. The son William is born 1821. Maybe incorrect written.
Somewhat confusing.
regards Arnold
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