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Who are we looking for in Leicester (Part Three)

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Sandra

Sandra Report 20 Feb 2005 15:05

Paula, Thank you so much. I do recognise some of these names as being related to me. Can you contact through e-mail as I would be very interested in anything you can let me have? Mike Will get back with some names and dates when I can. Sandra

Angela

Angela Report 20 Feb 2005 15:30

Hello Leicester People - I am stuck for the birth of Thomas Maddock around 1814 in Whitwick. He had a brother Joseph born in Whitwick but christened in Repton Derbys. I have the christening dates of all his brothers and sisters (all the rest of them but one in Repton) but the one I want? Oh, lordy, no!!! He is the only one missing. If anyone has access to the Whitwick registers for this time, perhaps they could help. I also do not have the marriage of his parents William and Ann, which might have been in Whitwick and would have been around 1813. Thanks in advance for any help that anyone can give me.

Paula

Paula Report 20 Feb 2005 17:23

Sandra> I have sent you a message. Can you let me know if you don't get it as my computer connection decided to pack up in the middle of sending it Paula

Willsy once more

Willsy once more Report 20 Feb 2005 19:48

Hi all Just had a major breakthrough and have found a relative who has found my Warren line (my boatman ) back to 1600's and am really excited. Had to SHOUT somewhere, Elaine

Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)

Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC) Report 20 Feb 2005 20:01

' OH arr Misses. ' ....... What's the betting they were in Foundry Lane even back then ? ......lol :0))) WELL DONE.... Now all you have to do is get it rubber stamped .... MIKE.

Beverly

Beverly Report 20 Feb 2005 21:13

Hi Elaine Im so pleased for you Beverly

Sandra

Sandra Report 21 Feb 2005 09:48

Paula, I did get a message from you. Thank you. All the info is for my family. Have replied requesting any other info you have. Many thanks. Mike I'm trying to find the family of JOHN MYRING born about 1841. Also trying to find my gt-gt-grandma AMELIA HART The 1881 census puts her as being born about 1854, but her 1871 marriage certificate gives her age as 24, making it 1845. Her address was given as Oxford Street, Leicester, but I can't find her on the 1871 census on the Ancestry website. Her fathers name was WILLIAM HART. Would be grateful for any help or advice on this one Sandra

Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)

Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC) Report 21 Feb 2005 15:04

Greeting’s Sandra….. Have gone to the 1851. Census as more details given. :- 2088 / 622. Leicester. St. Margaret’s Parish. 42. Britannia Street. Name. / Rel. / Married. /Age. / Sex./ Occup. / Place of birth. WILLIAM MYRING HEAD M 36 M FWK LEI Born . HINCKLEY PHEBE MYRING WIFE M 36 F LEI Born. SAPCOTE HARRIET MYRING DAU 12 F LEI Born. LEICESTER * JOHN MYRING SON 9 M LEI Born. LEICESTER THOMAS MYRING SON 7 M LEI Born. LEICESTER MARY ANN MYRING DAU 5 F LEI Born. LEICESTER WILLIAM MYRING SON 3 M LEI Born. LEICESTER EDWARD MYRING SON 1 M LEI Born. LEICESTER · F.W.K. = Frame Work Knitter. ************************************ * AMELIA HART …… Bit of a puzzle this one….. Amelia don’t appear on any of my Census 51,61. Is this the one you are basing your findings on from 1881. Census ? :- Dwelling: 152 High St Bordesley Census Place: Aston, Warwick, England Source: FHL Film 1341721 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3018 Folio 33 Page 19 Marr Age Sex Birthplace James SHAW M 40 M Birmingham Rel: Head Occ: Fruiterer Mary A. SHAW M 40 F Birmingham Rel: Wife Occ: Fruiterer * Amelia HART U 27 F Birmingham Rel: Lodger Occ: Fruiterer William TOWNSEND U 16 M Birmingham Rel: Lodger Occ: Carter Elizabeth CORNFORTH U 14 F Birmingham Rel: Serv Occ: Servant. But see Amelia was born Birmingham…!!!!! There are FIVE WILLIAM HART’S on the 1851 Census for City of Leicester, all heads of Family Does it state the Occupation of William Hart on the Marriage certificate As this will help decide which one it could be ?.. Just a minute I may have cracked it …… How's this grab you ? :- 1861. Scanned Census. RG 9 / 2294 / 111. Leicester. St. Mary’s De Castro Parish. 74, Oxford Street. Ann. Hart. Head. Widow. 41. Worsted Factory Hand. b St. Mary’s De Castro Parish. ELIZABETH. A. HART. Dau. Um. 14. Ditto. b St. Mary’s De Castro Parish. Ann. Dau. 7. Scholar. b St. Mary’s De Castro Parish. ************************* 1851. Scanned Index Census Image. 2090/ 219. Grange Place off Grange Lane. Which runs parallel to Oxford Street. WILLIAM HART HEAD M 28 M LABOURER LEI KNIGHTON ANN HART WIFE M 28 F LEI LEICESTER ELIZABETH. A. HART DAU 4 F LEI LEICESTER JAMES HART SON 2 M LEI LEICESTER. ************************** Welford Road Cemetery Burial’s Found.:- Names./ Dates./ Age. / Last known address. U= Unconsecrated Ground. N = Section. 121 Plot No. C = Common Land. 12475. = Burial No. HART ANNE 26 JUN 1863 45 OXFORD STREET SAINT MARY U N 121 C 12475 Also could this me a Child of your Amelia ? :- HART AMELIA 11 SEP 1877 9WKS LEAMINGTON STREET SAINT MARY U Q 1128 C 38897 So was Amelia born..... Elizabeth Amelia ? (Elizabeth . A. ) MIKE.

Sandra

Sandra Report 21 Feb 2005 16:05

Mike, Thank you so much. I've been tearing my hair out over Amelia Hart! I've just checked her marriage certificate and her father's occupation is down as a General Labourer. Also just looked on 1871 and there is an Elizabeth Hart,aged 23, lodging at an address in St Marys. It looks like New Bridge Street but I can't read it properly. I've been basing my findings on 1881 when she was married to my gt-gt-grandad, Charles Winterton. I will have to try and find a birth certificate now and check it out, but it looks as if you may have cracked it for me. Also the Myring info looks as if it is the family i'm looking for. Once again many, many thanks Sandra

Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)

Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC) Report 21 Feb 2005 16:25

Greeting's Again Sandra..... Confirmation it is New Bridge Street.... If you go to the next page it's clear as New Bridge Street and her Occupation is the same ...... Plus New Bridge Street is within a stones throw of Oxford Street and Grange Lane / Place. MIKE.

Jan

Jan Report 21 Feb 2005 17:13

Angela I would have popped in the local library(I live in Coalville) and looked it up for you at the end of the week - but it's closed for refurbishing!

sarahjw03

sarahjw03 Report 21 Feb 2005 20:02

Hi Mike! I was wondering if you could take a peep at your marriage records for me? I am looking for the maiden name of Mary A Langham, married to William, I would think just before 1880 when their 1st child was born. From Hinckley (both of them). Its an indirect line, and I cant see anything on ancestry/free bmd, and didn't want to trawl 1837 unless really necessary!! If nothing, I will order a birth cert for one of the children. Ta Star! Sarah :-))

Sandra

Sandra Report 21 Feb 2005 20:13

Thanks Mike, You've been a great help. Much appreciated Sandra

sarahjw03

sarahjw03 Report 21 Feb 2005 21:33

And just to try and be helpful to anyone with family from the Hinckley area, this site is fantastic, it has info on just about every street and building in Hinckley (just click the first letter of the street/building name on the a-z bit), also maps etc. http://www(.)hinckley(.)netfirms(.)com/index(.)htm Remove the brackets, Sarah

Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)

Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC) Report 22 Feb 2005 00:35

Halo Sarah..... Tis no wonder you couldn't find it on Free BMD...... It's a hand written amendment on the bottom of page on 1837. site..... MARRIAGE:- Jan.~Feb.~Mar. Qrt. 1875. WILLIAM LANGHAM. Hinckley. Cert. No. :- 7 a. 94. ****************** Also found :- BIRTH :- Jul.~Aug.~Sept. 1877. GEORGE FREDERICK LANGHAM. Hinckley. Cert. no. :- 7 a. 58. Thanks for that link looks very interesting ..... MIKE. ..... O:0)

sarahjw03

sarahjw03 Report 22 Feb 2005 16:26

Oh Mike, you didn't need to go using credits on 1837 for me! Thankyou, will put in an order for a cert now, based on your effort. You're a luv! Sarah :-))

Sheila

Sheila Report 23 Feb 2005 16:20

Looking for Sarah Ann Goadby (b1868) and her brothers William (b1871) and Joseph (b1873) I have Sarah Ann on the 1871 census with her parents Joseph and Ann (Bodycote) in Willow(?) Street and then on the 1881 Census lodging with relatives in Denmark Street. I have William and Joseph on the 1901 but am missing all three children for 1881 and 1891 and Sarah Ann on the 1901 under her married name of Moyer. I know that their father died in 1877 and their mother married twice more, including a marriage to a Mr Riley. Does this mean anything to anyone? Anyone got any ideas? Sheila

Willsy once more

Willsy once more Report 23 Feb 2005 17:47

CERTIFICATES HAVE ARRIVED Hi all Need to do some work now, I have never looked at Parish records or old newspapers. My family are mainly in the St Margarets Parish so what do I do about looking them up and where do I go?. Have a death cert for 1897 which shows it was a coroner's inquest and assume this would be in an old newspaper, where in Leicester do I go for that? Thank you Elaine

Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)

Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC) Report 23 Feb 2005 18:21

Greeting's Again Elaine.... Old newspapers on film (Overhead projector) & Parish Records on Fiches are available at :- Leicestershire & Rutland Records office. Long Street, Wigston Magna. Leicester. LE18 2 AH Tel. 0116 257 1080. Fax. 0116 257 1120. You need to register for a readers ticket (Free & lasts 3 years) You need some form of ID on 1st time there. Or you maybe able to order the film & fiches To view at your local LDS Centre (coast £2.70p. per item ) but needs 5 working days notice..... Good luck with your searches..... MIKE.

Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC)

Mike. The Leicester Lad.(GC) Report 23 Feb 2005 19:05

Greeting’s Sheila…… Like your good self it’s got me baffled too……. I’ve gone through all my resources but drew a blank But I can confirm the following though :- 1881. Census YES..... it's Willow Street. Marriage found :- St. Margaret's Church Leicester. Entry No.122, DEC 22, 1867, after Banns JOSEPH GOADBY, 22, bach. RIVETER, of PINGLE St, s. of JOSEPH GOADBY, FWK ANN BODYCOTE, 19, sp. of WILLOW St, d. of CHARLES BODYCOTE, FWK Wits: THOMAS GOADBY, SARAH GOADBY. Welford Road Cemetery :- Names. / Dates. / Age. / Last known address./ Parish Area. C = Consecrated Ground. N = Section. 175. = Plot No. C = Common Land. 19001. = Burial No. GOADBY JOSEPH 14 SEP 1877 32 PALMERSTON STREET SAINT MARGARET PARISH C N 175 C 19001 MIKE.