Cousin is looking for a Beazley/Baizley/Beasley Will in the York/Yorkshire area 18th century. Before he pays out for a researcher he is wondering if the name is common in the area please anyone?
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Sorry to be asking for more help. Does anyone have access to Origins.net please?
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Thanks Jay. I dont really know what Im talking about - he just sent me a mail saying that the archives at York had failed to find his GGFx4's bap and he was wondering whether he is off the mark re area and did I know anyone who could check the name is relatively frequent in that area. I cant remember when I last used origins.
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Hi - does this help? http://www.4crests.com/beazley-coat-of-arms.html and
Seems to point to Beesley in Lancs.
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I have access to Origins at the moment if you need me to look something up quickly.
JamesAm I related to Scott of the Antarctic? The hunt is on.
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Re Yorkshire research - there are several locations for archives. If it's a bp he's after, he may need to try more than one record office.
If it's a pre 1857 will, first port of call is usually the Borthwick Institute.
JayJanet in Yorkshire
Genealogists never die - they just swap places in the family tree
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Hi, thanks everyone and thanks James. If you could (without spending any credits!) find out any Beazley/Baizley/Beasleys in the area of York and Yorkshire I will pass them on to him. The crux is this chap Edward Beazley is on a baptism for an ancestor in London and he gives his name and occupation as Woolstapler and then in brackets (York). So as cousin has drawn a blank in London finding this man he has asked York archives to do a search around 1720/40 for an Edward Beazley (and variants) but they have replied that they couldnt find him in York and to look further afield.
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HI
thanks for that, I've had a look for more for you as well. Sadly the only thing I could find though was the burial of Thomas Baizley in 1813 age 53 birth year approx 1760 buried at Independent Chapel Southwark address at time of death St Mary Bermondsey.WendyP
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I will take a look after work, later today and see if I can find anythingAm I related to Scott of the Antarctic? The hunt is on.
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Sent you a PM with what I found at Origins....
JAm I related to Scott of the Antarctic? The hunt is on.
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