Notes
Matches 3,851 to 3,900 of 10,141
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| 3851 | Family in 1841 census as Hickinson. | Higginson, Henry (I40945)
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| 3852 | Family in 1851 census as Horrax. | Horrocks, William (I40715)
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| 3853 | Family in 1851 census as Somerville. | Summerfield, William (I44384)
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| 3854 | Family in 1871 census as Benton; in 1881 census as Alexander Bentham, age 54. | Bentham, William (I39844)
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| 3855 | Family in 1871 census as Tolly. | Tolley, John (I65408)
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| 3856 | Family in 1881 census as Hicks. | Higgs, Charles (I59168)
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| 3857 | Family in 1891 census as Fraxton. | Fratson, William (I58071)
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| 3858 | Family in 1901 census as Humphrey. | Humphreys, Arthur (I58989)
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| 3859 | Family in 1901 census as Spencer. | Spence, James Thomas (I40607)
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| 3860 | Family information from grandson David Crabtree. | Gregson, Jane (I00769)
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| 3861 | Family listed as Holding in 1881 census. Buried on same day as son Bob - possible fatal barge accident? | Holden, Robert (I36573)
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| 3862 | Family listed as Holding in 1881 census. | Holden, William (I28065)
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| 3863 | Family listed as Lyons in 1891 census. | Lyon, John (I20494)
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| 3864 | Family living in York Street, Wigan, in 1939 census. | Martland, Robert (I15609)
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| 3865 | Family members served in the Canadian Navy (information from Robert Johnson). | Johnson, James (I24764)
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| 3866 | Family mistranscribed as Lew in 1841 census on Ancestry. Innkeeper of the New Inn, New Lane, Burscough in 1871/81 censuses. | Lea, Thomas (I50987)
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| 3867 | Family moved from North Wales in the early 1850s to Ince in Makerfield, where Gomer was a collier. Robert was a schoolteacher and agent in 1871 census, time and storekeeper for brass finisher in 1881 (Wigan), lock-keeper at Wortley, Leeds 1891, Top Locks, Lathom, 1901, and Bank Newton, Gargrave 1911. Mike Clarke, President of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal Society, records in a document on canal maintenance: "During and after the First World War, Robert Kendrick was lock-keeper at the top of Bank Newton, and his diary gives details of how ice was dealt with. From 1st to 16th February 1917 he noted that they were icebound, but then with nine horses and 13 men managed to break the ice as far as Ulber (Hulber), about a mile, before giving up.\they finally broke through on 20th, allowing three boats to pass. "Later that year on Dec 4 they set off with ice boat No 9 for the first time after nine hard nights of frost. The ice was three-eighths of an inch thick and they used one horse with three men. By 23rd the ice was too thick and the steamer had to come to assist in keeping the canal open. 1925 was also a bad year as on Nov 12 he noted five-eighths of an inch of ice, with one of the local carpenters, Richard Turner, coming to remove the washboards at Hulber and the second lock, presumably so they could act as ice shoots. He described Dec 4 as the worst day he had had at Bank Newton for snow, ice and boats, with 30 boats passing on 8th after the canal reopened,. "He retired at the end of that year on a pension of 10/- a week, after 40 and a half years working for the Canal Company." Probate record (1935, Liverpool) cites Christopher Nevison, company director and Lilian Kendrick, spinster (daughter). Effects ?659 2s 10d. | Kendrick, Robert (I10976)
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| 3868 | Family name also appears as Abrams, Abraham or Abrahams. | Abram, Samuel (I35295)
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| 3869 | Family name also spelt Furbank or Fairbank. | Firbank, Isaac (I09791)
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| 3870 | Family name also spelt Furbank or Fairbank. | Firbank, William Holroyd (I09794)
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| 3871 | Family name also spelt Furbank or Fairbank. | Firbank, Benjamin (I09798)
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| 3872 | Family name also spelt Furbank or Fairbank. | Firbank, John (I09806)
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| 3873 | Family name also spelt Furbank or Fairbank. | Firbank, Benjamin (I09831)
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| 3874 | Family name also spelt Shacklesone or Shecklestone in various records. | Sheckleston, James (I25789)
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| 3875 | Family name Baynes in early records. | Baines, John (I19847)
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| 3876 | Family name Brookes in some records. | Brooks, Richard (I34087)
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| 3877 | Family name Buskill in some records. | Buskell, George (I51912)
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| 3878 | Family name Cashion in some records. | Cashan, John (I38727)
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| 3879 | Family name Cawthery, Cawthorn, Cawthorne or, in many records, Cawthron - but for consistency and to help searches we use Cawthorn and indicate variations in notes. At least 17 baptisms are recorded in Pontefract or Knottingley between 1753 and 1775 to a William, with no mother named - we have assumed that the four brothers listed here are sons of the same William. | Cawthorn, William (I54910)
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| 3880 | Family name Dumbill in some records. | Dumbell, Emma (I64428)
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| 3881 | Family name Dumbill in some records. | Dumbell, John (I64471)
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| 3882 | Family name Furley in 1861 census, apparently Murphy in 1871. | Furfie, Thomas (I35056)
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| 3883 | Family name given as Bowden in some records. | Boden, William (I22911)
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| 3884 | Family name given as Coward throughout censuses and in baptisms records on Lancs OPC and IGI, but as Cowell on Lancs BMD and in marriage record. Lancs BMD records for children's baptisms give mother's maiden name variously as Coward or Cowell. | Coward, Grace (I08249)
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| 3885 | Family name Goodair(e) or Goodder in some records. | Gooder, George (I41118)
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| 3886 | Family name gradually becomes Hallwood. | Halewood, James (I29317)
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| 3887 | Family name gradually changed to Ashurst. | Ashworth, James (I32657)
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| 3888 | Family name gradually changed to Minshull in late 1800s. | Minshall, Nathaniel (I52429)
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| 3889 | Family name Hosill in several records. | Hossell, Thomas (I64148)
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| 3890 | Family name Monday in 1861 census. | Munday, William (I34417)
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| 3891 | Family name Moore in 1871, 1881 and 1891 censuses. No baptism found, but father's name clearly Thomas on MC, otherwise he could have been son of James Moores and Betty Rowbottom (qv, b Dec 1826) who is not found after 1841 census. | Moores, John (I19954)
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| 3892 | Family name more often spelt Bettley in later generations, but Battley in marriage record and on gravestone. | Betley, George (I35265)
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| 3893 | Family name more often spelt Bettley in later generations. | Betley, Thomas (I42766)
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| 3894 | Family name often recorded as Eaton. Birthplace given as Manchester in 1861 census. | Heaton, Joseph (I17077)
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| 3895 | Family name often spelt Bromfield. | Broomfield, Thomas (I14269)
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| 3896 | Family name often spelt Forington (Forinton in William's marriage record). Birthplace given in 1851 census as Heckdyke, on the Trent nr Owston Ferry. | Forrington, William (I50423)
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| 3897 | Family name Parr in 1891 census, Wilson in 1901. | Parr, Martha Ann Wilson (I15322)
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| 3898 | Family name predominantly Malley (with variations) until reverting to Mailey around the turn of the century. No birth record found. There is a marriage of John Mealey, 10.2.1823 All Saints, Wigan to Catharine Pendlebury. Census entries for John are confusing:- In 1841 he is in Pottery, Wigan, as John Mailey, 40, weaver, with children William, 15, and Ellen Lyon, 12. In 1861 he is in Banks Row, Wigan as John Malley, 60, unmarried, cotton mill fireman born Orrell, with an unmarried sister Elizabeth Parr(?) 56 and a grand-daughter Catherine Malley, 13; In 1871 he is at 5 Bancks Houses, Pottery, Wigan, as a widower age 75, labourer born Orrell, with a widowed daughter-in-law Elizabeth Malley, 59, housekeeper and (daughter?) Catherine Malley, 23, unmarried. No death record found. | Malley, John (I16150)
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| 3899 | Family name Roads in several early records. | Rhodes, John (I56625)
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| 3900 | Family name spelt Bayley in early records, but Bailey in almost all censuses. | Bailey, Joseph (I23458)
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