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Who are we looking for in Leicester (Part Six)

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Willsy once more

Willsy once more Report 20 Sep 2005 13:02

Donna If you google http://www*geocities.com/Heartland/Pond/1598/bpage.html (change star to . as usual) it will take you to any Barnacle people who married at St Margs if you don't already know Elaine

Willsy once more

Willsy once more Report 20 Sep 2005 12:20

Hi Donna Here you go Foundry Square is in St Margarets Ward WILLIAM BARNACLE HEAD M 59 BOOT & SHOE MAKER ELIZABETH BARNACLE WIFE M 56 ELIZABETH BARNACLE DAU U 26 STRAW BONNET MAKER JAMES BARNACLE SON U 17BOOKEEPER JOHN WELDING VIST U 25 SCHOOLMASTER John visiting is from Sileby and he's your twist, William is from Salisbury elaine

Donna

Donna Report 20 Sep 2005 11:59

Hi Elaine Thank you for finding him for me its an unusual name so i knew there would not be many . I know he is a church of England schoolmaster in 1871 living in Rutland...i would really appreciate it if you could give me the other deatials . Once again thank you for taking the trouble to look . warm regards Donna

Willsy once more

Willsy once more Report 20 Sep 2005 11:11

This is the only James at 2 Foundry Square, Leicester JAMES BARNACLE SON U 17 M BOOKEEPER does this sound right as he is with father William, mother Elizabeth an his sister Elizabeth, If so will write out the rest of the details for you, Elaine

Donna

Donna Report 20 Sep 2005 10:22

Hi all Would it be at all possible for one of you to do me a lookup in 1851/41 am looking for a James Barnacle on census says he is born Leicester 1834 his 1st wife is an Emma J born Leicester 1840 there eldest child is Mary Elizabeth born Leicester 1857 the rest of the children are born Empingham Rutland . I am trying to find which area of Leicester they are from to cut down trawling through records at Wigston and i cannot get there as much as i would like to.Thanks in advance Donna

Willsy once more

Willsy once more Report 20 Sep 2005 09:39

Hi Emma Nothing there for me Emma, thanks though Elaine

Em

Em Report 20 Sep 2005 09:34

Martin (Thurmaston and Syston), Stevenson (Orig Medbourne then St Maggies). Have most of Stevenson line back to 1770s and have Martins back to 1840 something but can't get back further at the mo. Happy to share what I have, or if anyone else has ifo that would be great.

Willsy once more

Willsy once more Report 20 Sep 2005 09:05

Hi Mike Got my George Isaac Ward death cert this morning, brilliant I thought fishmonger (market) address Slawson Street, fits in with burial, no clue to wife cause George Ward was in attendance of 14 Market Street. Also went to St George's, found a Thomas Ward grave stone and some younger of his family!!! whoever they might be but not the ones you found. It's so peaceful there and even the squirrels were coming right up to us, Elaine

Beverly

Beverly Report 19 Sep 2005 12:49

Hi Elaine Ive got them crossed, lets hope you hear something back Bev

Willsy once more

Willsy once more Report 19 Sep 2005 12:01

Hi Bev Have been in touch with Waterways World and they are going to publish my appeal to search for several boats including The Black Diamond. He is also going to try a few contacts so back to crossing all fingers and toes again Elaine

Willsy once more

Willsy once more Report 19 Sep 2005 07:38

Yes Mike It's conspiracy Elaine

Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)

Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC) Report 18 Sep 2005 21:26

Greeting's Elaine...... ' Oh Dear ' ....What can I say .....:0( You don't think they are members on this site do you... and looking in on the chat ? ........:0)

Willsy once more

Willsy once more Report 18 Sep 2005 16:47

Bev/Mike Went to the tea rooms again, they were CLOSED again, (closed for the weekend) Elaine

sarahjw03

sarahjw03 Report 17 Sep 2005 22:54

HINCKS...... I have loads of the secretive little beggars!! Also known to use the ever so clever pseudonym HINKS!!!! Known to carry wheelbarrows full of hay over the county borders, spread far and wide from Barwell to............Melton!!! Sarah (listening in to whats going on here!!)

Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)

Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC) Report 17 Sep 2005 19:12

Elaine....... You don't look for Hincks..... You listen for the squeak.... squeak of their wheelbarrows ....lol :0))))))

Willsy once more

Willsy once more Report 17 Sep 2005 18:17

Hi bev This is Hinks without a c, I have a Chalotte Hinks with a William Ward, daughter Florence Edith born 1890 and address then 32 Grange Lane, St Mary's Leicester. I'm still not sure if it is one of mine either yet, Elaine

Beverly

Beverly Report 17 Sep 2005 18:00

Hi Elaine Sarah and i have Hincks in our trees but we have not made a connection yet Bev

Willsy once more

Willsy once more Report 17 Sep 2005 16:54

Hi all Who was it looking for Hincks? Have a bit of unravelling but I believe one of my Wards marries a Hinks, just wondered if it was worth mentioning despite the spelling Elaine

Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)

Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC) Report 16 Sep 2005 23:06

Greeting's Again June... Yes you are right it's not until after 1911./12. That the Mother's Maiden name is given on the GRO Index Ref.No.'s viewed through 1837 site or Fiche .... So..... The only way I can think of ( and this depends on Arther & Louisa didn't move about too much ? and you have a rough idea of the Church..) Is to trawl through the Parish Records for BAPTISMS within the area they lived in....at Wigston Records Office. ..... Also don't forget that there was Wars going off 1899 ~ 1902 2nd Boar War. 1914.~18 WWI Just in case Arthur was involved with the forces Which might be a reason for the age gap ? ..... Yet another Mystery that might be solved when the next Census comes out ...... MIKE.

Beverly

Beverly Report 16 Sep 2005 17:40

Hi June What do you mean mothers name doesn't go on records untill 1912? If you are on about Birth certificates ive got some 1840s with mothers maiden name on. I dont know of a way to find out about births inbetween the 19 years without names Mike might know Bev