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Re: BERRIMAN's of Yorkshire update

macmckilt — 2012-04-13 16:16:03Z

Thanks for your note.. I don't have a lot on the Douthwaite Family other than what has surfaced when researching the Shepherds. I do know that they built the Hall originally, and apparently had one or two revisions. I read an article yrs ago that descriped the construction and changes made. Done by an architech or engener.
I have researched several of the local parish BMD's ie Lastingham, Kirbymoorside, Kirkdale and some of Rosedale. Have only occasionally come across the Douthwaite family name. So it does suggest they were a small in number family.
I had also seen a land ownership record for the area perhaps in the 16 or 17 century. There were about 5 majoy landowners. Do not believe the Douthwaite's were among them. I have never researched the roots of the Douthwaite name, but that might give some clue to the family.

No Shepherd I've researched married into the family or even an extended family. I have always been curious about the name. The museum in Hutton le Hole may have some records. They are fairly "user friendly" but can't say wheather they could assist you.
I could pass on to you any info I have have come across on the Douthwaites if you wish...
Hal

Re: BERRIMAN's of Yorkshire update

macmckilt — 2012-04-13 16:15:29Z

Re: BERRIMAN's of Yorkshire update

hgmarsh — 2012-04-13 04:38:43Z

Hi - I'm interested in Douthwaite Hall because my ancestors were Douthwaites who lived in the area - the earliest ones I know of are recorded in Rosedale East. I'm wondering which came first, the family or the dale, and whether the family worked at the house in Douthwaite Dale and so were named after it - I understand that sort of thing used to happen - or perhaps there was some other link between the Douthwaites and the Shepherds.

Re: BERRIMAN's of Yorkshire update

macmckilt — 2012-03-22 01:08:58Z

The Shepherd History at Dauthwaite goes back to the 1500 to 1886 when the last Shepherd died. Email me at hal005@hotmail.com for more into. I am a decendant of this family and have a lot of names connected to Dauthwaite. But also would be interest about the Hall.
Hal

Re: Berriman Tree

jberriman1 — 2012-01-23 03:01:41Z

Your John Joseph Beriman came to Australia in 1849 followed by his brothers Joseph Abraham & Andrew Berriman. Do you know anything about their sister Elizabeth Uren Berriman and husband Alexander Stevens who we believe came to Australia about the same time but can't find out anything about them.
I have quite a bit of detail of our line Joseph Abraham B. and are happy to share and can be contacted direct by email janvince@iinet.net.au

Re: Berriman Tree

cornycripple — 2012-01-20 06:48:30Z

Well Hello Extended Family!!

My Connection is through John Joseph Berriman (Job and Jennifer's Son) So your Ancestors are my Ancestors, Fancy meeting here. i have been able to trace the Berrimans right back to 1518 Where the names becomes bereman.
i have a John M. Elizabeth Veale and can follow her line with bits and pieces right through the 1200s.
I am happy to share what i know and have discovered and would love to hear from others too, Lets see when this can take us!

Re: Berriman Tree

jberriman1 — 2011-08-26 13:05:06Z

Sorry we don't know any of your line or much of the USA connections. We are connected to the Australian line and are decended from Joseph Abraham who migrated to Auatralia in 1855. He was the son of Job and Jennifer (nee Uren).
Jeanette

Re: Berriman Tree

suekemp19 — 2011-08-26 12:12:19Z

I'm interested in the berriman's, my connection is John Berriman and Sarah Thomas nee Rogers. Their fifth child James Henry Berriman moved to Flint Michigan in 1920, his wife Hannah following 1921 anlong with son Ernest and daughter Hannah. Hannah married Claude Blewett, in England before going to Michigan. I was wondering if you had any details of this family in Michigan, they may have stayed in Flint, but unsure.

Berrimans in Wiltshire & Gloucestershire

nlw72 — 2011-06-16 23:36:08Z

My g-grandmother was Louisa Berriman b. 1848 in Wiltshire, England. She was married to Henry Leat.

Her parents:
William Berriman b. 1818-1821 in Gloucestershire
Elizabeth (last name unk) b. circa 1823 in Wiltshire

William's parents:
John Berriman b. circa 1789 in Gloucestershire
Elizabeth (last name unk) b. circa 1789 in Somerset

If you have any information about this family line I would appreciate hearing from you.

Thank you,
Nancy

Berriman /Woodward

guggy58 — 2011-01-05 14:01:13Z

Hi I am looking for children of Agnes Berriman and George A E Woodward. Or relatives of Agnes or George.
They are my grandparents. Father of Agnes is John F Berriman born 1875 in Clarencetown NSW Australia and mother is Janet Macrae or Mcrea born 1872 in Morpeth NSW Australia.

Regards
Gail Cook

Re: Berriman

kernow175 — 2010-11-06 14:49:27Z

Hi Susan, I'm happy to see that I have lots of cousins in Australia-they seem to be in short supply here in the USA.
You are a descendant of Andrew Berriman and Martha Ann Encel Kelsey who were married 27 April 1861 in Holy Trinity Church in Sydney. Andrew died 18 May 1904 in Moruya NSW. Their children were:
William Berriman born in Mogo.
Charles Henry Berriman-married to Sarah Goodin in Glenduart.
Emma Jane Berriman-married to William Burke.
I have children listed for Charles and Sarah and for Emma and William Burke but no other information for William Berriman.
Let me know what information I can help you with.
You can contact me at: kernow@prodigy.net
Kind regards,
John Berriman

Re: Berriman Tree

jberriman1 — 2010-11-06 13:30:45Z

Hi Susan
My Joseph came to Australia with Andrew in 1855. I do have a lot of detail on the families. If you would like to e-mail me direct my e-mail address is janvince@iinet.net.au
Regards
Jeanette Berriman
Perth WA

Re: Berriman Tree

herringsusan — 2010-11-06 10:21:53Z

Hi,

I am a descendant of Andrew Berriman from Troon Farm and son of Job Berriman who moved to Australia in 1855, and would be interested in any Berriman information/photos.

Kind Regards,
Susan

Re: Berriman Tree

herringsusan — 2010-11-06 10:04:56Z

Hi,

My family were also Berrimans from Moruya, I am descended from Andrew Berriman who came to Australia in 1855.

Regards,
Susan

Re: berriman tree

herringsusan — 2010-11-06 09:44:15Z

Hi,

I'm researching the Berriman's from Troon farm Cornwall. I am a descendant of Andrew Berriman who moved to Australia in 1855, and would be interested in any Berriman information/photos.

Kind Regards,
Susan

Re: Berriman

herringsusan — 2010-11-06 09:38:04Z

Hi,

I am a descendant from Andrew Berriman, the brother of your Job Berriman 1836. Andrew moved to Australia in 1855, and was my Great Great Great Grandfather.

I would be interested in any Berriman information or photos.

Kind regards,
Susan

Re: BERRIMAN's of Yorkshire update

tomoneill21 — 2010-11-06 05:57:16Z

I currently live at Douthwaite Hall and am interested as to the connection here.
We are under the impression that the Shepherd family built and lived at Douthwaite and possibly the house that existed before.
Does the census information suggest under what context they resided at Douthwaite?
Kind Regards

Berriman from Drifield or Yorkshire area

infobrianwisdom — 2010-03-02 21:49:40Z

My great grandfather "William Berriman 1886 d 1970" married Mary H Sparrow d 1981 and his brothers Fred Wlliam Berriman""William Henry Berriman".i am sure all came from the Drifield yorkshire area i am trying to gather all the info i can,also my great uncle the son of William now lives in Manchester age 94 i will be seeing him this week if anyone can please help please forward me the info
Thanks Brian Berriman

Re: Berriman

jdberriman — 2009-02-16 02:09:51Z

No I don't have a photo of the family farm but I'm sure to find one and will share it with you when I do.

Re: Berriman

jdberriman — 2009-02-16 02:06:34Z

Sorry for taking so long, they would'nt let me sign in as kernow175 but it's me.
Job's grandfather in Cornwall did not leave his family any land when he died (Troon Farm) and his mother and first wife both died in 1871 and he had lost a son (John) in 1868.
He took his daughter Harriet and son Job and got on a ship in Liverpool and went to America. He got a job as an iron miner in Morristown, New Jersey. He met Catherine Anthony who was from St. Ives, Cornwall in 1872. They got married and started a family. They all moved to Virden, IL except for Harriett who got married to a man with the last name Taylor and stayed in Morristown.
John Berriman

Re: Berriman

jdberriman — 2009-02-16 01:44:05Z

My other user name is kernow175 just so you know. I come from Job Berriman born 1684 in Zennor, Cornwall all the way down to my father Job Berriman born 1916 in Virden, ILlinois, USA.
It was a tradition to name the first born son "Job" in my line.
My name was Job for one day and then my parents changed thier minds.
John Berriman

Re: Berriman

thrimitnili — 2009-02-03 08:27:07Z

Do you have a photograph of the farm in Hayle, Cornwall?
Thank you

Re: Berriman

thrimitnili — 2009-02-03 08:23:27Z

My Job Berriman is my Great Great Grandfather Birth: March 5, 1836
Phillack, Cornwall, England Death: October 30, 1914
Virden, Macoupin, Illinois, USA
Married to Catherine Anthony New Jersey abt 1871 their daughter Jennie (sometimes Jane) Catherine Berriman was my Great Grandmother born on 1872 in New Jersey died in Chicago 1928. She was married to Joseph Fish in Virden Illinois 1892, Who is your Job Berriman?

Re: Berriman

kmradford — 2009-02-03 08:04:27Z

hi
i just saw your berrymans and was wondering which job you came from please. interested in job berrymans
thanks
kath

James H. Berriman, b. 1902

Sharyn_Walsh — 2009-01-27 02:55:31Z

I am looking for information about James H. Berriman who was born in Sydney, Australia. His parents were Stephen and Florence. Also information about his brother, Richard and whether they married.

Re: Berriman

thrimitnili — 2008-11-03 00:43:41Z

John,
Sorry it has taken it so long to respond. Found your extended family tree interesting. I enjoyed the photo posted of one of the Job Berriman's it reminded me of someone in my family. We are third cousins, I believe we both share the same great-great -grandfather. I am interested in details of that Job Berriman's transition from Cornwall to New Jersey to Illinois. Also any details about the individuals.

Thank you

Re: Berriman

kernow175 — 2008-10-13 13:49:14Z

Hi Judy, My family came from Virden, IL, my father and uncle were born there and they moved to Wyoming in 1930.
My grandfather and my dad were both named Job Berriman.
Your Job Berriman was my great-great grandfather and my family decends from Job and his first wife Harriet who died in Cornwall, England in 1871.
Job met Catherine Anthony in New Jersey in 1872 and started your branch of the family.
I have lots of information on the family that goes all the back to the year 1501 in Cornwall and information on Job's brothers who went to Australia-we have alot of cousins there. Job's family still owns thier original farms in Hayle, Cornwall.
I posted obits. for Job and Catherine on the Macoupin County gene. website you can check out.
I will gladly share any info. you would like.
John Berriman

Berriman

thrimitnili — 2008-10-10 20:08:02Z

Wondering who you are? I live in Illinois and Job Berriman was my ancestor. I am related though Jennie Catherine Berriman married to Joseph Fish my grandmother was Eliza Mae Fish (born Virden, Ill oct 15, 1890) married to ernest Love. Just curious

Margaret Berriman b. 1732 Perranzabuloe, Cornwall, England

bobgeo — 2008-09-09 22:22:20Z

Would like to share info on Margaret Berriman b. 1732 Perranzabuloe, Cornwall, England d. 13 Jan 1820 Saint Colomb Major, Cornwall, England m. William Benny 31 Aug 1766 Saint Colomb Major, Cornwall, England

Berryman

ganthea — 2008-06-28 13:40:35Z

My Berryman (Berriman) was William who married Elizabeth Betty in Madron Cornwal 1832...would like to hear from others doing the same line

regards

Anthea

berriman

DonnaHector41 — 2008-04-25 13:28:20Z

my grandmother is beatrice berriman(mcwilliams)her father is John Henry berriman married selina dingle(clements)I think his mother was loveday don't know his fathers name.they had 17 children.

Re: BERRIMAN's of Yorkshire update

npimblett — 2007-10-28 11:57:48Z

Hi berryman family from Driffield area and Killam, Looking for Peter Berryman, master marriner, married Ann Dunn, born c 1761,and son Watson born c1806, who had son Peter c1833, who had son Arther c1864 any info please. norman pimblett.

Re: BERRIMAN's of Yorkshire update

npimblett — 2007-10-28 11:57:30Z

Berriman and Paynter in St Ives

MichaelHSimsJr — 2007-07-18 22:29:08Z

Hello

I'm looking for info on my (multiple greats) grandparents

My grandmother Emma Jane Paynter (April 1928) emigrated to the US after WW2 to my grandfather (George Sims) (a GI in the Omaha Beach raid). Her family is from St Ives

Her father was John Paynter, and his parents were John Paynter (b.1872?) and Emma Berriman.(b.1876?)

Her mother was Eva May Beckerleg.(b.1900?). I believe her parents were Samuel and Mary.

My grandmother's siblings are Eva (still alive and in Bournemouth I believe), Jack, Joan, Mary, Patricia.

William John Berriman - 2nd Class Passenger on the Titanic from England

titanic_project — 2007-06-23 14:36:52Z

Source, photo and biography: (not all available on some passengers)

http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/biography/347/

William John Berriman
s/o John and Sarah Berriman
Married: Annie Carbines

Born: 1889 in Hellesvoer, St. Ives, Cornwall, England
Residence: St. Ives, Cornwall, England
Occupation: Farmer / Miner
Destination: Calumet, Michigan USA
Status: died in sinking - body not recovered

Traveling Companions:
brother-in-law William Carbines

**not a relative - posting for genealogical purposes only, and I have no more information regarding this passenger.

Re: Berriman Tree

cornishpasty — 2007-04-04 04:26:23Z

I have these BERRY(I)MAN and UREN links, so far. Don't know if they link up but I would be interested to hear from you if they do:

Philippa Stevens BERRIMAN b. 1818 Zennor, Cornwall - married 10 Feb 1838 to William UREN born Gulvall 10 Feb 1838

James BERRIMAN (DOB unknown) married 30 Oct 1859 to
Mary UREN born Cornwall 12 Jul 1835

Regards, Sharon

Philippa Stevens BERRIMAN (or BERRYMAN)

cornishpasty — 2007-03-20 11:18:33Z

Trying to find the correct Philippa. I have two conflicting names Philippa Stevens Berryman also spelt with an "i" and Philippa Berryman Stevens.

She married a William UREN on 10/2/1838.

I'm told that her father is Henry Berriman.

Does this ring any bells with anyone??

Re: BERRIMAN's of Yorkshire update

npimblett — 2007-02-11 14:09:32Z

Tracing Arthur Berriman b 1864 Sculscoats Yorkshire,maried Margeret, children Margeret,Agnes Ann,Florence,Edward who emigrated to USA c1930 to develop nylon for Dupont Co.any info on Berriman family will help.

Re: BERRIMAN's of Yorkshire update

npimblett — 2007-02-11 14:09:19Z

Information on Thursa Berriman

craig_workman — 2006-11-02 10:13:14Z

Hi,
I am looking for Information on Thursa Berriman. I am not sure on the correct spelling. I have seen many variations on the spelling such as Thurzia, Thersa, etc etc.
This woman is the mother of my grandmother. My grandmother told me a couple of years before she died, that her mothers maiden name was Berriman, and that her family came from Penzance, Cornwall, England.
I have seen a picture of her, and will upload a scanned copy when I manage to get a copy from my aunty.
Ive been researching this for a number of years, and looking at this thread, i see alot of familiar names, in terms of research into the Berriman's in Australia
Regard

Ann Mary Berriman married John C. Campbell in Steuben Co., IN 1870

BWalsh9024 — 2006-05-29 19:08:48Z

Ann Mary Berriman married John C. Campbell in Steuben Co., IN 30 Nov 1870. who were her parents?

BERRIMAN's of Yorkshire update

jayne_perry — 2006-05-17 20:22:59Z

Re: BERRIMAN's of Yorkshire

jayne_perry — 2006-05-17 20:22:38Z

Hello Patricia,
Thanks for your message and sorry for the delay in my reply-computer crash!
From the 1901 census I found my Berriman's were living in Fairburn. So I don't know if that is close to Lockton or not?
Jayne

BERRIMAN's of Yorkshire

jayne_perry — 2006-05-17 20:22:15Z

Hi,

My 2x Great Grandmother, Isobel JEFFERSON Bap. 1865 in Ryton, Nth Yorkshire, apparently married John BERRIMAN of Pickering some time after 1885.

Isobel may have died overseas in the 1920's.

I am trying to find descendants of this couple. Isobel had two daughter's before her marriage, one of which is my Great Grandmother.

Thank you,
Jayne Perry

Re: BERRIMAN's of Yorkshire

2006-05-07 05:58:18Z

I have relation in England around St Ives,Cornwell, Bisley,Pentzence,My daughter and i are planning on visiting there around Oct 2007 . would some more infor of were the gravestones are or any other infor you have , i live the U.S washington state, Seattle. Were about did you live Patricia., love Mary

Re: Berriman family

2006-03-29 17:34:52Z

Thank you for responding. Sorry it has taken me so long to respond back. I do not have much information on my adoption or much information about this brother. We are talking about the USA and I do know that John (my brother) was born in Kentucky. I do not know where in Kentucky though. I have a piece of paper hand written by my adopted mother that has Johns real name down as John Berriman. But lists many other names on the paper as well. Those are the names I already gave you. I know it is a long shot, but when I pulled up Berrimans on the computer and came across yours I thought I would take a chance. Have a great day! Nina

Re: Berriman family

2006-03-22 14:01:03Z

Hi Nina, is this family in Cornwall or Australia or USA?
I'm not showing any of those other surnames in my USA files but I could try something else if I knew where they are from.
Cheers!
John Berriman

roy ostle

2006-03-22 11:16:51Z

Could you email me if your father is Roy Ostle and he was a painter.

Re: Berriman family

ninaaustin1 — 2006-03-21 01:04:02Z

I was adopted and I am looking for some information on my birth family and the name John Berriman has come up in my searching. I believe John Berriman may be the name of my half brothers father. Some other names that seem to be connected with my brother are Cuirell, Cairell, Cury Odee Swims. The spellings may not be correct. The paper I have is hard to read. If you have any information that may be helpful to me please reply. Thank you!
Nina

Re: Berriman Tree

vbeesl — 2006-03-07 21:47:15Z

Iam interested in finding out what happened to Richard Berriman who ran the St Ives Arms in Neath Wales. He married Catherine Arthur and had 8 children, Lucy Arthur is buried in Cadoxton Juxta Neath.Also would like info on the Rodericks or descendants from William Berriman and Mary Rice. William ran the Crown in Castle Street, Neath and died in 1841. Mary ran the Full Moon, Parade, Neath after William died and she died in 1855. Benjamin Rice Berriman was my Great Grandfather he married Mary Elizabeth Veal and their son William Veal Berriman was my Grandfather.