Genealogy Chat

Seasonal Greeting's Again Mick from the Bush.........

" Your very Welcome "......

Bet your surprised to see we are still awake over here in the UK.....lol :o)))

We'll see what transpires at the Records Office then. .................

MIKE.

Thanks Mike- It must be about 2 am over there!

Merry Christmas to everyone, here's to another year of friendship, support and look ups!

Elaine

Happy New Year to everyone
Bev

(¯`*•.¸ (¯`*•.¸F.A.O. Elaine ¸.•*¨) ¸.•*¨)


Greeting’s……

St. Margaret’s Parish Baptism Registers
Reads thus:~

Page. 284. Entry. No. 2244.
21st. June. 1839.
George. Son of George Isaac Ward.
LEE STREET.
FISHMONGER.
J. Saunders Curate.

Page. 60. Entry. No. 474.
30th. December. 1840.
John. Son of George & Ann Ward.
Church – Gate.
POLICEMAN.
W.H. Shortland. Curate.

Page. 152.Entry. No. 1211.
27th. September. 1843.
George. Son of George Isaac & Ann Ward.
Butts Close Lane.
POLICEMAN.
J. T. Debring. Curate.

Page. 85. Entry. No. 195.
16th. September. 1845.
William. Son of George Isaac & Ann Ward.
Butts Close Lane.
FISHMONGER.

J. T. Debring. Curate.

That helps with the years George was a Policeman. Then……..

You may get down off the Naughty step now ……

MIKE. xxx

(¯`*•.¸ (¯`*•.¸F.A.O…Sue O’ Lincolnshire. ¸.•*¨) ¸.•*¨)


Confirmation of Marriage :~

All saints Parish church.
Wigston Magna.

ANNO DOMINI MARRIAGES. :~ 1783.

John Pallat. Bachelor of this Parish.
Ann Warburton. Spinster of this Parish.
Married in this Church
By Banns By me :~ J. Pigott. Vicar.

This tenth day of June.
One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty Three.

Both signed the register by their own signatures.

Wit’s :~

Thomas Davenport.
William Coltman. ( Parish Clark. )

Sorry but the Baptism registers were too faded to read
And to be sure I do not wish to give out false info

MIKE. xxx

Hell Mike

Absolutely brilliant, thanks for those.

Elaine

(¯`*•.¸ (¯`*•.¸F.A.O. Mick from the Bush ¸.•*¨) ¸.•*¨)

New Year Greeting’s to you……

Following my second visit to the Records Office this week. …….

Parish registers Reads thus :~

St. Michael’s & all Angels Thurmaston.

BAPTISMS ANNO DOMINI :~ 1749.

William. Son of John & Mary Harrison……………Bapt. 7th. July.

…………………………………………oOo…………………………………………….

Fiche DE 989./ 6.
All saints Parish Church. Somerby. Leicestershire.

William Harrison. Of the Parish of Thurmaston South End.

Millicent TEBBS. Of this Parish.

Married in this Church by Licence
By Me :~ W. Brown. Vicar.

This Fifteenth Day of March.
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Two.

Both signed by own signature
William as HARRISSON.

Wit’s :~ Mathew Leeson. William TEBBS.

EXTRA INFORMATION VIA MARRIAGE BONDS :~

Approved & Granted 8th.March. 1802.


HARRISON. William. Bachelor. 30. Grazier. South End. Thurmaston.
TEBBS. Millicent. Spinster.20. Somerby.

Consent of Guardians:~
William Leeson. Cabinet Maker of Leicester.
William Newton. Carpenter. Somerby.
Natural Father :~ Adam TEBBS (Deceased)

Place of Marriage = Somerby.

Securer of £200 Bond. :~
Christopher Harrison. Grazier. Thurmaston South End.

……………………………………oOo……………………………………………………….

A Marriage spotted within the Somerby Registers. :~

ADAM TEBBS. Bachelor. Grazier. of Tilton on the Hill Parish.
Elizabeth Roberts. Of this Parish
Married in this Church by Banns.
By Me :~ W. Brown. Vicar.
This Fifteenth day April.
One Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy Nine.
Both signed by own signatures.

Wit’s :~ Samuel Saunders. William Meadows.

MIKE.

Mike - Once again you are a marvel!
Another brick wall tumbles!
This Christopher Harrison who put up the 200 pound bond interests me - my Daniel Winterton & Nanne Harrison named their firstborn Christopher Harrison Winterton!
if only we could find William Harrison (1749)'s marriage.
Thanks so much

Mick

Hi Mike

Happy New Year to you!

If you get a moment when next visiting the records office, could you take a look at 'The Greasley's or Gresley's' for me please.

I am trying to find the ancestors (starting with the parents of:
Humphrey Greasley:
Christening: 25 DEC 1583 Quorndon, Leicester, England
Parents:
Father: William Greasley Family

Marriages:
Spouse: Dorothy Hynde Family
Marriage: 03 OCT 1602 Quorndon, Leicester, England

Cant find anything on the Quorndon marriage register prior to 1606 for a William Greasley. Cant find anything for William on any searches - anywhere.
Really would like to find out who William was as there are several 'theories' on other members trees about the possiblity of hiom being from the infamous 'Drakelow' Greasleys - but I suspect we will find that he was a 'local' guy.
Thanks again
Gillian

Greeting’s Again Gillian……….

I did attempt to find out details of your last request yesterday…….

BUT…..Records for Quorndon held at the Records Office
Did not start until 1577……………

Those which I did see were……… DIABOLICAL. !!!!!!
Large black spots all over the text
Plus the font which they were written in
Look a lot like that of LATIN……
No year headings or to which events the text related to………
Baptisms Marriages or Burials.

The only way would be to get the original registers out of the strong room
But this would be very time consuming as your only allowed ONE register out at a time due to the fragile condition of the registers and then a 15~20 minute wait for the next one to arrive because you can not order the next one out till the first one is handed in…….
Sorry to sound a defeatist here but that is the polices of the Records Office
And I for one do not wish to go against that so as to spoil the good working relations
I have built up with them over the years because they do go the extra mile for me at times…

So…… having said that I think you’ll have to go along with the details which I posted 16/12/07.
These details came from my Leicestershire Family History Society Discs and Phillimores Discs The transcribers who did these would have had the original registers out in order to have recorded those details……..

I think for the time being…… You’ll have to put your “ Greasley Tree”
into the “ Pending Tray “ ……..
Remembering that information does get updated after a while. …….
I know that there are fellow members of the History Society busy typing up Parish events as I type this…….

So………. If I can help you with other Family names within Leicestershire area then please ask. ……..

MIKE. xx

Hi Mike

Many thanks for all your help. I agree with you, I think it is time to put the 'Greasley's' on hold for a while.

I admit, I have looked at a few other 'related' trees via this site and they all seem to have got stuck at 'the same time & place' - with William.

I really appreciate your help and now realise that it is a bit unlikely that I will find out who William was.............unless of course, I can trace it 'from the other end' so to speak. I still have a possible Drakelow connection - perhaps I can find out something from that end, - we will see. I do like playing detective!

Anyhow, most of m relations are indeed from Leicester, so I will take you up on the offer of future help at some point soon.

Once again.many thanks
Gill x

Happy New Year to everyone.

I'm sorry to hear the Quorn records are so diabolical, Mike, I was hoping to go back a bit further with my Quorn line one of these days.

Do you happen to have the following marriage on your discs? I have brief details from the online Quorn marriages, but I'm also interested in the witnesses and the spouses' marital statuses and parishes.

Thomas Parkinson, of Barrow-on-Soar, & Sarah Crofts, lic., 18 Jun 1764

I think I've found Thomas's baptism in Sawley, Derbyshire, where the Quorn Parkinsons seem to originate from, but I'm still looking for Sarah's. Unfortunately I don't know whether she was born in Quorn or Derbyshire. I know from her son's Non-conformist birth certificate that her father was called William, and there is a possible baptism for her in Derbyshire in 1746. I can't see anything in Leicestershire, but could you check if you have time?

Thanks a lot,
Mary

Hi Mike

Still not left the Wards!!
Welford Road has 4 of my Wards together but have a problem with 2 children being called Annie Elizabeth. The theory is Annie Elizabeth died 1870 and Elizabeth Annie was born 1872 but is reffered to as Annie Elizabeth on the census returns till she dies. However when Annie Elizabeth died June 1870 there was a coroner's report.

F 486 S WARD ANNIE ELIZABETH 1870 JUN 26 6 44 HAVELOCK STREET SAINT MARY 24177 CORONER'S WARRANT

44 Havelock Street is home to another of my Wards 1878. Would you have time to look at the newspapers to see what happened?
Elaine..who has left the naughty step

Mike
Thankyou so much for that info
Sue
Happy new year !!

Nudge

(¯`*•.¸ (¯`*•.¸F.A.O. Elaine Queen O’ the Naughty Step ¸.•*¨) ¸.•*¨)

Leicester Journal Friday 1st. July. 1870.
Second column in…and ½ way down
Reads thus :~

CHILD KILLED BY FALL OF TIMBER……..An inquest held a week last Friday
At the “ Star Inn “ Belgrave-gate Before the Coroner J. Gregory Esq.
On the body of Annie Elizabeth WARD, five years of age, who met with her death the previous night, under the following circumstances:---Frederick Snaith deposed that he lived next door to Mr Samuel Cragg, Cabinet maker
Belgrave-gate, and last night, shortly before eight of the clock he was at the top of the passage which lead to Mr Cragg’s timber yard, where he noticed some boards fell over, and Annie Cragg run into the house, and has she passed him She said that a little girl was under the boards, but she did not think she was hurt.

Mr Cragg (Sen) went down the yard at once, and witnesses accompanied him. They removed the boards and got the girl out between them.
She was insensible, and bled very much from the mouth, He had previous noticed the diseased and Annie Cragg paying together in the passage. Annie Cragg 10 years of age, said that she lived at her Grandfather’s Samuel Cragg as above.

The diseased, who lived at Mr James B.WIGLEY’S…… her Uncle, and who frequently came to play with her, was six years old. She very often came and slept at her house.

On the previous night they were playing amongst the timber in the yard…….She was running about on a small pile of boards, not knowing at the time where the diseased was, and fearing that she would fall, she took hold of one of the boards on the high pile next to her, when several boards fell from the top.

Seeing that they were coming down, she jumped out of the way, and called upon the diseased that she was to get out of the way. She ran into the house, and was met on the way by her Grandfather, who went and lifted up the boards, which had only been put there about an hour.

Samuel Cragg (Sen) deposed that the boards in question were placed in his yard the previous evening under his superintendence. They were put in against the wall at the lower end of the yard in two heaps each about seven feet high, they were secured for the night with wedges as he had to count them over the next morning.

The last witness and the diseased had not been out of the house above a minute before he heard some boards fall. He went out and met his Granddaughter, who said “ Oh ! Grand papa….. Annie was under the woods “ He found that about thirty boards have fallen from the front lot onto the diseased, who was literally covered by them, He noticed her hat only, with the assistance of his workmen he removed the boards, and found the diseased beneath, about twelve of them pressed on the back of her head, she was quite insensible, when he got her out, and bled from the mouth and nose.

He sent for Dr.Bolton at once, but she died with in five to ten minutes. He could not account for the boards falling. Dr.Bolton deposed to being called to see the diseased last night, about quarter to eight of the clock. She was lying on the sofa in Mr Cragg’s house, in a fatal collapse, accessioned by a dislocation of the neck. She breathed a few times and swallowed a little weakened brandy and water. Dr. Oliphant came in and concurred with his opinion.
He sent for Dr. Lankaster who came but she died ten minutes before he arrived.

They kept up artificial respiration for about an hour
Death was the result of a broken neck, the boards in falling had twisted it round.
A verdict of “ ACCIDENTAL DEATH “ was recorded …….

I’ sorry I had to put this up on the thread and not as a PM
But it was too long for that….
Should you find this distressing to you then I will delete it once you have a copy of it……

You now have to find the Link between Annie and her Uncle James B Wigley…….

Seeing it was 1870 then you might still find them at the address given above..
On the 1871. Censuses returns ?

MIKE. xxx

(¯`*•.¸ (¯`*•.¸F.A.O. Mary O’ Italy…¸.•*¨) ¸.•*¨)

St. Bartholomew’s Parish Church.
Quorn.
Marriage Registers

DE 725. / 12. 1/1 fiche

Reads thus :~

Entry No. 64.

Tho’s Parkinson. of the Parish of Barrow Upon Soar. Bachelor.
Sarah Crofts. Of the same Parish. Spinster.

Married in this Church by Licence
This Eighteenth Day of June.
One Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty Four.

By me :~ Chas Richardson. Curate.

Thomas signed by own signature.
Sarah by her Mark = +

Wit’s :~
Thomas Hutchinson.
Joseph Lukes. ( Parish Clark. )
………………………………………………oOo ……………………………………..

EXTRA INFORMATION VIA MARRIAGE BONDS :~

Approved & Granted 15th. June. 1764.

PARKINSON. Thomas. Farmer. Quorn. 29. Bachelor.

CROFTS. Sarah. Spinster. Quorn. 25.

Marriage to take place Quorn.

Securer of £200 Bond :~ John Palmer. Smallholder. Leicester.

Umm.....? a difference of Parishes from Registers to Bond details ?

MIKE.

N

That's brilliant, Mike, thanks very much.

No idea who the man that took out the bond was - would it normally be a relative?