Genealogy Chat

Hi Fern Could you see if there are anyone with the surname Coombs/Coombes in 1821 please

Hi Lucia There are Gore, Gordie but no Gorbold, sorry. If you want the information on those two surnames let me know. Fern.

Hi Fern, Is there anything for GORBOLD or varients. Thank you so much Lucia :-)

Hi Steff, Nothing of that name, sorry. Fern.

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Hi Janice, No worries glad I could be of some help as so many people have helped me, thought I'd return the favour. So when I ordered these books to look for my relatives thought I could look for other people aswell. 1811: Edward Gin Water Lane Brewer? Thomas Gin Orchard Street Labourer William Sykes Tryons Place B J Thorn Bennett's Rents, Well Street Joshua Thorn Roadside Gentleman 1821: Charles Gin Kates Lane Carpenter 4 males and 1 female also living in the household. Managed to find you some Sykes and Thorns as 1811 covers everyone in Hackney but my 1821 only covers people with surnames from A-J in Hackney. Hope this helps let me know if you have anymore people to look up. Fern.

Thanks for trying Fern I am afraid none (as far as I know) are mine. I think I have found every Ferguson in London apart from mine.

Thanks very much Fern. This must be my lucky week for finding the Glynn's, since the beginning of the GR web site starting I have not had any luck tracing any of this family - Thomas actually went on to have in total 11 children (that I know of) my great great grandmother being one of them, then in the past few days I have had contact with one of her brothers decendants and gained about 20 new relatives! How many more are there going to be out there if the rest of the family produced as many children as their parents!! I have just realised that I also have a Edward Ginn who lived in Hackney - should have been married and had one daughter by 1810 perhaps you wouldn't mind seeing if he shows up? The rest are sykes and Thornes so you wouldn't have them. Thanks again Janice

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Hi Janice, At last I have found the right person some has asked me to look for. 1811: Thomas Glynn Mare Street: inmate in house of William Blackley Labourer No other Glynn 1821: Thomas Glynn Homerton Labourer 4 males and 3 females also living in the house Wm. Glynn Well Street Labourer 5 males and 7 females also living in the house. Unfortunatley they don't give any other details anyway hope this helps. Fern.

Any sign of a Thomas Glynn on either return? He married in 1811. Also I don't know his fathers name but if by chance there are any other Glynns, provided there are not too many of course, I would be very interested. Thanks for your kind offer Janice

thanks fern thats brill thank you for your help

Hi Kim, 1811 Parish Returns ? Ashby Kingsland Row Elizabeth Ashby Well Street Baker Mary Ashby Behind Paradise Row No Beltons 1821 Parish Returns James Ashby Well Street Baker 4 males and 4 females also living in the household Mary Ashby Morning Lane Laundress 3 males and 3 females living there Mrs Ashby Clapton Place 1 male and 2 females also living there Again sorry no Beltons or any similar surname. I hope this helps. Fern.

thanks for the offer fern can you see if there is any ashbys or beltons please thanks again

Hi John, 1811: William Ferguson Grove Street. 1821: Elizabeth Ferguson Church Street School 1 male and 15 females also in the household Peter Ferguson Caledon'n Cot Shacklewell Lab. 8 males and 5 females in the household. I hope this helps. Fern.

Could you please look for a Lionel Ferguson, probably a tailor Thank you

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Thanks very much Fern Sheila

Thanks Fern will look into it Linda

Hi Shelia The only William Turner's I found in 1811 are the following: William Turner Lower Terrace, Union Row William Turner William Street Brocker William Turner Bath Lane Brickmaker My 1821 Parish Returns only cover A-K. Hope it helps. Fern.