Genealogy Chat

Hello Lucy, Would you be so kind as to look up Richard William Males c1852, Wife Ester Ellen c1858 with daughters Louisa Mary 1876 and Elizabeth c1880. Loman Street, Southwark. Also Esters parents Robert and Ester Hammond both born 1831 and also living in Loman street. Thanks.

Lucy, You are very kind. I have just tried to take a free trial but only have a debit card. Could you please look up a Joseph Cooke age 30ish born in Middle, Shropshire. Living in Middle in 1881 and 1901 Many thanks. Also Middle is now spelt Myddle in case you have any difficulties. Allie.

Hi Lucy, please can you look up details of Isaac How for me, I believe he was living at New Road, Chatteris, Cambridge and would be about 80yrsish. Many thanks Fiona

Hi Ann, Piece RG12/441, folio 80, Page 2 10 Pinsbury/Finsbury Terrace (not sure which), Clapham London Mary A Clerihew, Head, wid, 67, Living on own means, Ireland Waterford Isabella M Clerihew, daur, sing, 30, Gibraltar Wm J Clerihew, son, sing, 26 Turner Projectile/Projectite (in pencil next to it is the word fire) Gibraltar There is also a Walter Clerihew, Lodger, mar, 33, Vetinary Student, Scotland at 69 Charrington Street, St. Pancras. Emma.

Hiya Any chance you could look for any clerihews .. there shouldn't be many. They have disappeared off the face of the earth. If you need first names then I am looking for William John. Isabel Mathilda (or somthing like that) and John and Mary. Where did they go? They were living in Gibraltar in 1881. Puzzled of Cardiff

Paul, Others with Rachel Baker are: Robert Dickinson, boarder, sing, 22, Draper's Assistant, Middleton Durham Robt. J Hotter (not sure of H at beginning of Hotter), boarder, sing, 14, Draper's Apprentice, Cleatham Durham Thomas Kaine, boarder, sing, 15, Draper's Apprentice, Newbiggen Durham Edith Allinson, servant, sing, 17, General Servant (Domestic), Middleton Durham Having a bit of trouble finding your other Bakers so bear with me. Emma.

Thankyou Lucy that matches what i was given on this site before so it must be right, my 'information'(not from anyone on GC)earlier today was obviously defective, lol. Yvette

Yvette, 42 White Horse Lane Wm Elliff, Head, mar, 38, Carman Alice Elliff, wife, mar, 35 Annie Elliff, daur, 12, scholar Alfred Elliff, son, 9, scholar (the place of birth for the above is missing) Frederick Elliff, son, 5, Croydon Arthur W Elliff, son, 3, Croydon Frank Elliff, son, 1, Croydon at the same address: John Elliff, Head, mar, 44, carman, Croydon Emma Elliff, wife, mar, 42, Croydon Bertha Elliff, daur, 7, scholar, Croydon George A Elliff, son, 1, Croydon Emma.

Yes plz. It's always nice to see the lodgers. Just in case they are distant cousins or future partners. It's nice to see a granddaughter too. Do you know what NEK means? Thnx

Paul Piece RG12/4080, Folio 74, Page 20 Thorngate, Barnard Castle, Durham Rachel Baker, Head, wid, 50, Grocer & Provision Dealer, Barnard Castle Durham Robert Baker, Son, mar, 24, Provision Dealer Asst., Barnard Castle Durham William Baker, son, sing, 21, ? Flax Mill, Yorkshire Startford Annie Baker, daur, sing, 19, Yorkshire Startford Emma Baker, daur in law, mar, 22, Middleton Durham Mabel Baker, G/daur, 10 months, Middleton Durham Walter Hooker, nephew, sing, 20, N.E.K. clerk, Yorkshire Startford There are also some lodgers listed if you need these too let me know Emma.

Richard and Martha could both be dead by 1891. Thanks for the other information though. It's great. I really appreciate you taking the time and effort to do this. Take care. Mel

Thanks again Emma. You're a star. Mel

Mel, Nothing obvious for Richard & Martha, sorry. Emma.

Mel, Piece RG12/3206, Folio 64, Page 33 20 Upper Gloucester Street, Pendleton, Lancashire Israel Winstanley, Head, mar, 56, Cotton Warper?, Wigan Ellen Winstanley, Wife, mar, 57, Pendleton James Winstanley, son, sing, 21, stamp maker, Pendleton Emma Winstanley, daur, sing, 19, confectioner, Pendleton Catherine Winstanley, daur, 16, machinist, Pendleton Sarah A Winstanley, daur, 14, Cotton Winder, Pendleton Emma.

Lucy Thanks for your kind offer of lookups, could you please do one for me, i have had conflicting advice on a search, is it possible for you to look up the following for me. RG12/593 Folio 147 Pages 59 and 60 to see what Elliff names you can find on there for me please? Yvette

Sorry. Just realised, it's Emma isn't it. Told you my brain isn't focussed. Mel

Thanks Lucy. I think this is Israel's eldest son. You might not find Richard and Martha as she was quite old in 1871 and I couldn't read his age in 1861 census. Haven't found him in any of the others. I know they had a son Richard too so he might turn up. They also had a daughter Martha married to Henry Moore and Martha had a son William Gerrard. I can't remember any of the other family names at the moment. It is getting a bit late for my brain to be that good. Thanks for the help. Mel

Thank you for the kind offer Emma. Could you look up these people on the 1891 Census? I found them on the 1881 Census, but would like to see what they are doing in 1891. Living at Thorngate, Barnard Castle - Samuel BAKER 45 Barnard Castle, Joiner In The Mills; Rachel BAKER Wife 40 Barnard Castle, Grocer & Provisions Dealer; Robert Thos. BAKER Son 14 Barnard Castle; William BAKER Son 11 Startforth, Yorkshire; Annie Jane BAKER Daur 9 Startforth, Yorkshire. Living at 109 Moss Lane West, Hulme, Lancashire onthe 1881 Census were - William BAKER 43 Barnd Castle,Music Seller; Sarah BAKER Wife 40 Barnd Castle; Robert W. BAKER Son 20 Barnd Castle, Proff Music; Arthur G. BAKER Son 6 Darlington. Thnx in advance Paul

Hi I've found this family at 50 John Street, Pendleton Alfred Winstanley, Head, mar, 30, Baker Pendleton Elizabeth Windstanley, Wife, mar, 31, Pendleton Ellen Winstanley, daur, 8, scholar, Pendleton Alfred Winstanley, son, 6, scholar, Pendleton Edith Winstanley, daur, 4, Pendleton Florence Winstanley, daur, 2, Pendleton Emily Winstanley, daur, 1 month, Pendleton Lillia A Sharp, cousin, 13, Accrington Piece RG12/3203, Folio 64, Page 6 Pendleton, Lancashire I'll have a look for those other names for you now. Emma.

Try Richard or Martha Gerrard and Israel Winstanley. Thanks. Mel