SCULCOATES, HULL Monumental Insc St Mary North side - look ups offered

[Liz from Lancs]

I have just borrowed this book from lib until 10 May so if you want a look up let me know. Pub by E Yorks Fam Hist Soc.

[LorraineJ]

Will be PMing you, as it may provide some answers on my grandfather's ancestors, other than what I already know.

[Anne in Carlisle]

Thanks for the offer.
Are there any EASTs, GALLOWAYs or BALLANCEs please?

Anne

[Helen Smith Too]

Thanks for the offer.

Are there any Walkers? I am at a complete loss with my Hull line.

[Janet in Yorkshire]

Liz's post has just prompted me to look in a cupboard for a box of assorted FHS publications.

I have unearthed 2 EYFHS Monumental Inscriptions booklets for Sculcoates - North Side and South Side.

I will look in the South Side publication until Liz has to return her copy for the North Side to the library - after that date, I will look in both.

Jay

[Janet in Yorkshire]

Anne in Carlisle

Nothing for Ballance, East or Galloway - sorry.


Helen Smith Too

There are MIs for about 20 Walkers - if you'd like to supply some forenames, I'll have another look.

Jay

[Uncle John]

Janet and Liz: Any Bradfords, please?

[Helen Smith Too]

Thanks Liz,

I don't have a lot of info on the Walkers. All I know is that Thomas & Ellen Walker turned up in Leeds in 1871 with their 5 sons aged from 20 to 2. All but the youngest boy were born in Hull.
I have the birth cert for the youngest which tells me that Ellen's maiden name was Smith.
I can't find a marriage for Thomas & Ellen or birth certs for the other 4 boys - John, Edward, Arthur & Harry. I can't find them on either the 1851 or 1861 census. In 1841 Thomas would've been about 12, and Ellen 12-15.

So basically, I'm looking for anything Walker orientated to maybe give me a clue. (I'm not brave enough to ask about Smiths as well)

The only other thing I know is that in 1911, the 82 year old Thomas gives his place of birth as Waterhouse Lane, Hull.

Thanks again

[Janet in Yorkshire]

Uncle John

Sorry, none on the South Side

Jay

[Jill on the A272]

I wonder if there are any Burnips please?

[Janet in Yorkshire]

Jill

No Burnips on the South Side - sorry

Jay

[Jill on the A272]

Thanks for looking

[Elaine ..Spain]

Thanks for the offer. Anything for a Jane Rumble or Thomas Rumble?

[champagnegal]

Thanks very much for this - are there any Wheelhouse's there ?? - I've started a one name study on these over the last couple of months and there are some based in Sculcoates

Many thanks for looking

[Carol Bird]

Liz,

Thank you, and Janet, for the offer.

Could you please look for any PINDERs and HARTs, please.

Many thanks,
Carol

[West Yorkshire Maggy]

Hello Liz and Janet, can you look to see if there are any Allinson's please? Sometimes they were (and still are!) mis-spelt Allison.

[Anne in Carlisle]

Thanks very much for looking, anyway. Much appreciated.
Anne

[Janet in Yorkshire]

South Side, only

Elaine

No Rumbles

Champagnegirl

No Wheelhouse

Carol Bird

No Pinder

Rev John Hart died 1860, aged 67 yrs
(IF he's yours, I'll add more detail.)

Maggy

Jane Allinson., died 1858, w/o William, master mariner
(will supply full inscription if she's yours)

wall plaque to Susannah Allinson

Jay

[Liz from Lancs]

Anne - No Easts or Ballances in North side. Under Galloway:

744G 9th row, 9th stone, 4107 EMMA GALLOWAY died Apr 30, 1929. (85)

with: George Thomas Appleby, died May 6, 1929 (52)

and Thomas Dunbar, died May 9, 1929 (84).

Will get on to the others tomorrow... Night night.

[Uncle John]

Thanks for looking, Janet. Maybe some Bradfords in Liz's book?