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Slater Dewhurst (1778)-father of James Dewhurst (1804)-Balmores, York, England

eileenwg48 — 2012-06-04 03:29:28Z

I am looking for information about SLATER DEWHURST, born between 1769 and 1778 in England. He married Elizabeth Morris or Morehouse about 1803 and had a son, James in 1804 in Balmores, Yorkshire, England. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks.

Re: Info/ George Dewhurst/ Radical/ Blackburn

eileenwg48 — 2012-06-04 02:44:03Z

I can't find out how to start my own thread, so I hope you don't mind answering my question. How do I post a question about Slater Dewhurst born in Blackburn about 1769 who had a son James Dewhurst born 23 October 1804 also in Blackburn?

Re: richard wade dewhurst

bettypedersen79 — 2012-05-22 04:02:58Z

richard wade b8jan 1910 not 18
sister mary ellen(molly)25 sept1905
sister ruth hannah 21 sept1908
brother thomas robert 21 dec 1911
sister isabella 3 aug 1914
brother john douglas 23 nov1916

Re: Edward Dewhurst

meghanrowan — 2012-05-21 01:56:14Z

Ferdinand and Emma married in Ontario in 1912. They had 5 children: (1) Gordon Oswald (1913-1940), (2) daughter (1914-1914), (3) Leonard Ainslie (1916-1916), (4) Ruby Eileen (1920-1975), and (5) Harold Ainslie (1924-2003). Ferdinand was an accountant in Ottawa. He died in Ottawa in 1938. Emma died in Ottawa in 1962. Harold was my step-father.

Do you know more about Ferdinand and his siblings? When and where did Paul and Mabel die? There was some indication that Paul died young like Ferdinand.

Re: richard wade dewhurst

DFreeman5660 — 2012-05-21 01:44:16Z

Does it say who the parents are?
I think they are Richard Dewhurst and Isabella Wade m.1904 Teesdale, Durham, Yorkshire
Richard Wade Dewhurst b.18 Jan 1910 had a sister Ruth Hannah Dewhurst born about 1909.
Do you know of other children and family?

Re: Edward Dewhurst

DFreeman5660 — 2012-05-21 01:07:45Z

Can you give us any more details?
Do you know the names of their children or where they were born, married or died. I have a few around that time.

Re: Edward Dewhurst , Lancashire, St Croix & Australia

DFreeman5660 — 2012-05-21 01:03:02Z

Just a few small additions to this info:
Edward Augustus3 d. at Sandhills, Sydney (which is now Central railways Station)
Georgina d.6 Oct 1906 Hove, Sussex (Surrey)
Arthur was a famous Surveyor in NSW. His name is on many of the maps in northern NSW. He did an amazing job in mapping an area virtually the size of England
Charles only lived one day and d. 16 July 1834
John Frank Newton Dewhurst was known as Newton and d.1921 Mosman, NSW, Australia. He married in Grafton and had at least 6 children

Re: Edward Dewhurst

DFreeman5660 — 2012-05-20 23:43:33Z

Peter Neville Dewhurst
Baptism: 9 Mar 1823 St Mary the Virgin, Blackburn, Lancashire, England
Peter Neville Dewhurst - Son of Thomas Dewhurst & Betty
Abode: Blackburn
Occupation: Smith
Baptised by: R. Garnet
Register: Baptisms 1822 - 1828, Page 20, Entry 153
Source: LDS Film 1278804

Parents Thomas Dewhurst and Betty Unknown
wife Maria Veevers m.Jan-Mar 1847 Burnley, Lancashire
Can you tell me more about this Peter and his family? Tks

Re: Edward Dewhurst

DFreeman5660 — 2012-05-20 23:36:42Z

Ferdinand Edward Dewhurst b.1883 Denmark m. Emma Swales
Ferdinand's parents were Paul Rosenorn Dewhurst and Mabel Bowen (and he did have a brother Edward).
Grandparents: Ferdinand Augustus Dewhurst and Pauline Henrietta Rosenorn/Rosenom/ Roseuine who had eight children. They were married 28 Sep 1830 Cpenhagen, Denmark.
Great Grandparents:Edward Dewhurst and Elizabeth Markoe Heyliger m. 9 Dec 1802 St Croix, West Indies had 8 children. Edward's first wife Elizabeth Seaton m.1796-1798 St Croix and they had 3 children.
Edward was born 1768 Dewhurst Houses.
I would be interested to learn more about Ferdinand and Emma's family

Re: DEWHURST Old Pictures Brantford and West Indies references

DFreeman5660 — 2012-04-16 22:49:32Z

Thank you for a copy of the pictures.
Just a few details for you regarding these pictures:
William Dewhurst Pearson b.1863 St Thomas, Virgin Islands, West Indies
Amy Isabel Pearson b.1865 St Thomas, Virgin Islands, West Indies
both were the children of Timothy Nelson/Nealson Pearson and Emilie Ann Rosenom 'Lillie' Dewhurst.
They also had another child Edward Nelson Pearson b.13 Aug 1862 St Thomas, Virgin Islands, West Indies

Sophia Louisa Resenhom Dewhurst b.12 Oct 1838 St Croix, West Indies
I suspect the Miss Lilly Dewhurst was in fact Emilie Ann Rosenom 'Lillie' Dewhurst mentioned above and sister of Sophia.
Emilie and Sophia were two of eight children born to Pauline Henrietta Roseuine/Rosenom and Ferdinand Augustus Dewhurst who had been married in Copenhagen, Denmark 28 Sep 1838.
I do have more details of this family.

Re: DEWHURST Old Pictures Brantford and West Indies references

jasdlc — 2012-04-14 18:25:19Z

Sorry David, my mistake!
I have now sent the pictures.
Judy

Re: DEWHURST Old Pictures Brantford and West Indies references

jasdlc — 2012-04-14 17:38:29Z

David,
I just tried to send the pictures but I suspect that your email is incorrect. Please check and I will try again. Thanks.

Re: DEWHURST Old Pictures Brantford and West Indies references

DFreeman5660 — 2012-04-14 07:48:11Z

Willie and Amy are the nephew and niece of Sophia and children of Lilly (Emilie Ann Rosenom Dewhurst).
I am interested in seeing the photos or any info on this family. david at freemand dot com dot au (replacing the at and dot and spaces)
Thanks
David

Re: Dewhurst Daughter and Coachman - ORIG Mrs Olwyn Keir

Dewhurst_T — 2012-03-08 12:55:20Z

Also, see this thread here on rootsweb / ancestry

http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.dewhurst/152/mb.ashx

Re: Dewhurst Daughter and Coachman - ORIG Mrs Olwyn Keir

Dewhurst_T — 2012-03-08 12:33:59Z

One more bit of info - about another George - Reedmaker
I evidently can't attach a .pdf - but will send it to anyone who is interested.

It has to do with a burial in Blackburn.

The grave of George Dewhurst. He died on the 14th August 1857 and his grave is a stone needLe on a
base. He was an inauguraL counciLLor and took a part in BLackburns first reform eLection of 1832 as
FugLeman of the Masses. He was apprenticed as a reedmaker and addressed an earLy meeting of
handLoom weavers in BurnLey which resuLted in him being charged th traitorous conspiracy and
sentenced to 2 years in Lancaster CastLe. His return found him stiLL addressing Large crowds th
fervour. `n 1851 he was a veteran reformer and eLected to the counciL. At the time of his death six
years Later, he was highLy regarded by most of his feLLow citizens. A fountain which is now under Darwen
Street bridge was erected by his friends in a waLL of the market house.
From a website "cottontown Blackburn with Darwen" on the "cemetery walk"

Re: Dewhurst Daughter and Coachman - ORIG Mrs Olwyn Keir

JanaM_B — 2012-03-08 02:09:15Z

Forgot to say .. it is entirely possible that Miss Dewhurst's coachman was also a Dewhurst cousin in those times. Given the long time the family loved at 52 Queen Street, a further look at what other Dewhursts lived in the area and who the Mill Owners were makes sense. Oldfield is a *very* common surname for Dewhurst's to be commonly associated with over time, so it also makes sense that a George Dewhurst ran off with an Oldfield. The Fanning/Tuckfield Family Tree seems to offer the most genealogical info on Ancestry and seems to be widely copied, which may or may not be a good thing, but the source material seems pretty solid. I would suggest you look at geographical records to try to piece this together... I will likely post the ancestry info on the Dewhurst website since it seems to be well traced...

Re: Dewhurst Daughter and Coachman - ORIG Mrs Olwyn Keir

JanaM_B — 2012-03-08 02:08:55Z

Re: Dewhurst Daughter and Coachman - ORIG Mrs Olwyn Keir

JanaM_B — 2012-03-08 01:53:18Z

1861 records show the following:
Name: George Dewhurst
Age: 2
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1859
Relation: Son
Father's Name: George Dewhurst
Mother's Name: Mary A Dewhurst
Gender: Male
Where born: Blackburn, Lancashire, England

Civil parish: Blackburn
Ecclesiastical parish: St Paul
County/Island: Lancashire
Country: England
Registration district: Blackburn
Sub-registration district: Blackburn
ED, institution, or vessel: 16
Household schedule number: 153
Piece: 3095
Folio: 111
Page Number: 28
Household Members:
Name Age
George Dewhurst 24 Reed Maker
Mary A Dewhurst 24 Cotton Weaver
George Dewhurst 2
Margaret Dewhurst 2 Months

In 1871, records show the family:
Name: George Dewhurst
Age: 12
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1859
Relation: Son
Father's Name: George Dewhurst
Mother's Name: Mary Ann Dewhurst
Gender: Male
Where born: Blackburn, Lancashire, England
Civil parish: Blackburn
Ecclesiastical parish: St Paul
Town: Blackburn
County/Island: Lancashire
Country: England
Registration district: Blackburn
Sub-registration district: Blackburn
ED, institution, or vessel: 65
Household schedule number: 97
Piece: 4180
Folio: 109
Page Number: 18
Household Members:
Name Age
George Dewhurst 36
Mary Ann Dewhurst 37
George Dewhurst 12
Margret Dewhurst 10
Alice Dewhurst 7
Annie Dewhurst 3
Mary Eliz Dewhurst 1

In 1881, here is the family record and George is listed as a Coachman:
Name: George Dewhurst
Age: 22
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1859
Gender: Male
Where born: Stratford On Avon
Civil parish: Blackburn
County/Island: Lancashire
Country: England
Street Address: 54 Queen St
Condition as to marriage: Married
Occupation: Coachman (N D)
Registration district: Blackburn
Sub-registration district: Blackburn
ED, institution, or vessel: 73
Neighbors: View others on page
Piece: 4195
Folio: 30
Page Number: 14
Household Members:
Name Age
George Dewhurst 22
Harriet Dewhurst 24 (nee Oliver)
George T. Dewhurst 3
Henry O. Dewhurst 1

A family tree on Ancestry shows the other two boys:
John Albert Dewhurst 1881 – 1961
Frank Dewhurst 1885 –

This particular family is documented back into the 1700s, beginning with George 1767 > George 1789 > Hanson 1810 (named for his mother's surname) > George 1836. ost of the time the family resided at 52 Church Street in Blackburn.

After this, in the 1891 census, Harriett shows up with the four boys:
Name: Harriett Dewhurst
Age: 33
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1858
Relation: Head
Gender: Female
Where born: Wrockwardine Wood, Shropshire, England
Civil parish: Blackburn
Ecclesiastical parish: St James
Town: Blackburn
County/Island: Lancashire
Country: England
Registration district: Blackburn
Sub-registration district: Blackburn Northern
ED, institution, or vessel: 44
Neighbors: View others on page
Piece: 3401
Folio: 50
Page Number: 23
Household Members:
Name Age
Harriett Dewhurst 33
George T Dewhurst 13
Henry O Dewhurst 11
John A Dewhurst 9
Frank Dewhurst 6

They live at 87 Baladava St (?) and she works as a Laundress, while young son George works as a Cotton Weaver. She is listed as married.

Possible choices for George in 1891 do not seem to fit - either the ages or the occupations are way off... In 1901 it is not much better. There is a 1914 Q2 death record that could be him, but it needs to be ordered.

What confuses me in this thread is it seemed to be believed George had run off with a Dewhurst girl ... all I can day is the genealogy of this man was well researched even if he disappeared!

Re: Dewhurst Daughter and Coachman - ORIG Mrs Olwyn Keir

Carole_Osman — 2012-03-07 21:07:39Z

My George Dewhurst lived in Blackburn and was married with four boys at the time of his dissapearance. That is all I know and that no one in my family know what happend to them. It might not be the same George but it seems like it might be.

Re: Dewhurst Daughter and Coachman - ORIG Mrs Olwyn Keir

JanaM_B — 2012-03-07 17:03:27Z

It sounds as if George's father assumed the Dewhirst name. Do you know how the Olwyn Keir name comes into the picture? This may be traceable using census records beginning in 1861. Do you know if George still lived in Skipton? If so, we have charts on a large group posted here: http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~jmbhome/dewhurst%20i...

Re: Dewhurst Daughter and Coachman - ORIG Mrs Olwyn Keir

Dewhurst_T — 2012-03-07 16:58:16Z

Hi,
That message in 2001 was one that I moved from an earlier version of these message boards. The original was from a Mr.s Olwyn Keir.
I do not know how you would get in touch with her now - unless you try searching for her??

I have no information about the story.

Re: Dewhurst Daughter and Coachman - ORIG Mrs Olwyn Keir

Carole_Osman — 2012-03-07 16:36:56Z

Hi, We have a story in our family that George Dewhurst who was a coachman ran off with a lady who was disinherited. This is my G.Grandfather he was born in 1859. No one knows what happened to them he was not heard of again.
Have you been able to find out any more about this missing pair? might be the same pair then it might not but strange don't you think.

Regards

Re: henry dewhurst lancashire and NYC

DFreeman5660 — 2012-02-29 07:37:30Z

This agrees with my info too.
I have Bella b.1856 in New York, however I do have another Bella born in 1870 New York. This means your 12 may be a 10.
I will have to check out the first Bella's death.
I had Emma Manken as the daughter of Ann and Unknown Manken 1876 NY

Re: henry dewhurst lancashire and NYC

Dewhurst_T — 2012-02-29 03:19:18Z

David, I'm sure you are right.
I have the Henry Dewhurst (plasterer) who lived in NYC still living in 1880 - with his son John and also daughter Annie is there too.

CEN-1880-Dewhurst_John-and-Henry-NY-NY
160 West 49th St, NY, NY
Dewhurst, John, wh, male, age 48, widowed, plasterer,
born England, parents born England
Dewhurst, Katie, wh, female, age 23, daughter, single, at home, born NY,
father born England, mother born Ireland
Dewhurst, Henry, wh, male, age 19, son, plasterer,
single, born NY, Father born England, mother born Ireland.
Dewhurst, Georgie, wh, male, age 12, son, single, at school, born NY,
Father born England, mother born Ireland.
Dewhurst, Bella, wh, female, age 12 (looks like 12) daughter, single, at school, born NY,
Father born England, mother born Ireland.
Dewhurst, Henry Sr, wh, male, age 72, father, widowed, plasterer,
born England, parents born England.
Manken, Ann, wh, female, age 28, married, sister, keeping house,
born England, parents born England.
Manken, Emma, daughter (of Emma!) wh, female, age 4, single, born NY,
father born NY, mother born England.

Re: henry dewhurst lancashire and NYC

DFreeman5660 — 2012-02-28 08:25:21Z

I think the Henry Dewhurst who married Catherine Mooney is a different Henry.
I have Henry Dewhurst b.25 Mar 1807 Ribchester d.23 Jan 1882 New York m.c,1829 Liverpool, Lancashire, England Catherine Mooney b.c. 1810 d.16 Mar 1858 New York.
Henry is the son of John Dewhurst and Amy Emma Fender
Henry and Catherine had 9 children between 1829 and 1852 all in Liverpool. This would be the same time as your Henry was having children with Isabella Sellers.
Can you tell me who Mary LnUnk is please - I guess it must have been a spelling error.
Thanks
David

richard wade dewhurst

boopboopadoop1 — 2012-02-27 05:39:05Z

a 1910 birth certificate for richard wade dewhurst in the district of kendal,the sub district of milnthorpe in the county of westmorland

richard wade dewhurst

boopboopadoop1 — 2012-02-27 05:36:06Z

a 1910 birth certificate for richard wade dewhurst in the district of kendal,the sub district of milnthorpe in the county of westmorland

richard wade dewhurst

boopboopadoop1 — 2012-02-27 05:34:47Z

a 1910 birth certificate for richard wade dewhurst in the district of kendal,the sub district of milnthorpe in the county of westmorland

Re: George Dewhirst born 1837

DFreeman5660 — 2012-01-03 10:15:28Z

Joseph Dewhurst b.17 Aug 1836 Heaton, Bradford, Yks d.27 Jun 1883 Manningham
His father is Godfrey Dewhurst b.5 Jul 1812 Heaton d.1881 Manningham m.4 Apr 1831 Bradford Mary Broadley b.1811 Manningham d.1879
His grandfather:
William Dewhurst b.26 Mar 1780 m. Hannah Nicholson - plenty of information on the Rootsweb pages
David

Re: Dewhurst, Louisa

barbara15361 — 2011-12-31 15:51:27Z

Peggy Saw your messages on the Rootsweb Dewhurst site. I have access to the London 1891 census but to look for your Dobson family I need some dates and places of birth. You don't give any other information other than names. You must enter as much info on your people as you can like dates and places of birth and marriages. That way someone willing to help like myself will have some basic information to go on. Best regards Barbara

Re: Dewhurst, Louisa

JanaM_B — 2011-12-29 04:14:20Z

I found out why this couple does not show up in 1880! They went back to London and ran a business, The Great American Banjo College."

She took back the Dewhurst name:

"Miss Louisa Dewhurst, Champion Lady Banjoist of the world, keeps private instruction rooms for ladies ..."

Look here: http://www.bl.uk/catalogues/evanion/Record.aspx?EvanID=024-0...

Re: Louisa Dewhurst

JanaM_B — 2011-12-29 04:13:42Z

David, What is your source for the first marriage? I can't find it...

Re: Dewhurst, Louisa

JanaM_B — 2011-12-28 22:01:33Z

I knew I was familiar with these names!

Have you seen these posts:
http://boards.rootsweb.com/SearchResults.aspx?db=mb&gss=...=

(if the link does not work, put "Farrington" into the search box on the page and be sure you check "Dewhurst Boards only" - you should get the above results with some info. I know I began researching this last year, but hit a dead end. David Freeman also did some research.

Have you posted to the Dewhurst-L on Rootsweb? What we need are all the names, places of birth,marriage and death and dates for same that you have so far - from that we can try to help. This is a line I'd like to get online as several folks are researching it now.... my direct email is janab[at]websweweave[dot]net

Re: Dewhurst, Louisa

peggyc2sky — 2011-12-28 21:46:44Z

Hi Dave,
I realize that I have now made a mistake and sent another email to you directly regarding this. I will now write to Graeme. Sorry.

Re: Dewhurst, Louisa

peggyc2sky — 2011-12-28 21:44:06Z

Thank you Jana for all this Dewhurst info. I did go to the site but didn't find Louisa and Edward, nor did I find her parents which I have as William Farrington (Henry) Dewhurst and Anna Kent. I have now written to Robert by clicking on the email envelope at the top of the page.
My interest in the Dewhurst family began when I learned that Louisa Dewhurst married Edward Clarendon Dobson who had been previously married to Amanda Veldran. Amanda later married John T. Kelly who had been previously married to Alice Davis of Quebec, Canada.I have Louisa's marriage date but not her death date or whether she had children which I do not think she did.
Thanks again for the links
Peggy

Re: Dewhurst, Louisa

JanaM_B — 2011-12-28 18:41:05Z

First of all - to Dave - thank you for responding. I had no idea your Dad had passed. He and I have been corresponding about Dewhurst genealogy since the 90s. I feel so sad to hear about it, but am glad to know even at this late date. The good news is, he had me post his lines, and the contact info for Graeme is on that page.

Looks like I need to make up a deceased page as he is the second online researcher we have lost :(

The link to the website is here:
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~jmbhome/dewhurst%20j...

Bob also had his DNA recorded and that info is here:
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~jmbhome/1dewhurstDNA...
As you will see, Bob and Graeme are a perfect match!

Peggy, I am not quite sure how your family links into our Dewhursts, but, you might want to take a look at our Encyclopedia of known Dewhi/ursts here: http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~jmbhome/dewhursta_f....

Links to the next pages of first names are at the bottom of each page in the Encyclopedia.

Re: Dewhurst, Louisa

Bigdaddew — 2011-12-28 16:21:38Z

Hello,
I'm sorry to say that this was directed to my father email and he pasted away 2 years ago. Since this was his hobby and not really mine, I can't help you. He did however colaborate with a fellow by the name of Graham from I believe New Zealand. Any information my father had he shared with him. I'm shore he won't be hard to find.

Dave Dewhurst

Re: Dewhurst, Louisa

peggyc2sky — 2011-12-27 23:35:37Z

Hello,
I am still anxiously awaiting a reply from you regarding your greatgrandfather, Henry Clay Dobson. I know that Henry's mother was Amanda Veldran and she did marry John T. Kelly after divorcing Edward Dobson, but not for a long time. I am most anxious to know if Henry had a sister Anna as I see her on the 1920 living with him. Could be stepsister or half sister, I really don't know. What was your mother's date of birth and her sister Dot's date of birth? I really need some help with this family. I would love it if you could help me.
Peggy

Re: Dewhurst, Louisa

peggyc2sky — 2011-12-02 05:22:11Z

Hi Again,
I don't know if you got my reply about Henry Clay Dobson. I am so anxious to talk to you. I cannot access your family tree on ancestry as I do not have a subscription. I cannot tell from your ident if you are male or female. I am not sure if you have tried to contact me but my address is peggyc2sky@yahoo.com. Anxiously awaiting your reply

Re: Dewhurst, Tom 1899 - Ramsbottom

SueCassidy33 — 2011-12-01 10:27:29Z

Hi, Can you contact me on Accrington Deans (please!)
Sue (jc43[at]btinternet.com

Re: Dewhurst, Louisa

peggyc2sky — 2011-11-23 18:05:44Z

Wow, I am so glad to hear from you. I have been batting my head against the wall trying to figure out this family. Maybe you can verify some things for me or give me some further information. Did Harry have a sister Anna as per the 1920 Elmhurst, Queens, Census? Or stepsister? According to the 1910 census, Amanda is the mother of 2 children and 2 are living. Wondering is second child is Anna? Was Amanda (Harry's mother) ever married to someone named Cook?
When did Amanda divorce Edward Dobson? Was Nelsy's birth name Florence or Florence Anna Chamberlain? Do you know Nelsy's parents' names? I am so glad to have a surname for Gladys. What was Jacqeline's date of birth and her sister Dot? Do you have much information on John T. Kelly, Harry's stepfather? Would you like to email me directly at peggyc2sky-at-yahoo.com? I am excitedly awaiting your reply

Re: Dewhurst, Louisa

d18black — 2011-11-23 16:29:35Z

My greatgrandfather was the entertainer, Harry Kelly. He was born Henry Clay Dobson. He was the son of Edward Dobson. Apparently, Harry's mother married a man named John T. Kelly after having divorced Edward Dobson. Harry is buried in Southampton, NY next to his son, John Dobson (my grandfather). Harry's wife, Nelsy (nee Chamberlain), is there and so is my grandmother, Gladys (nee O'Connell). My mother was Jacqueline Roebuck (nee Dobson), John's daughter.

Re: Dewhurst, Louisa

gmela — 2011-11-12 20:13:39Z

thanks for that info- I just took a look at the images of the book- it looks like a wonderful piece
don think Ill buy it though- bit exxy!

Re: Dewhurst, Louisa

peggyc2sky — 2011-11-12 17:50:55Z

No, I don't have access to that census but wondered if you might. I have just been surfing the net and found a book by Louisa for which they want 1156 Australian dollars.

31310 Louisa Dewhurst
THE NEW BANJO SCHOOL: BEING A SIMPLIFIED METHOD FOR LEARNING THE BANJO WITHOUT NOTES OR A MASTER
Louisa Dewhurst N Y, N Y 1884 Presumed 1st Good with no dust jacket Hardcover B&W Illustrations; 4to 11" - 13" tall; Bound in 3/4 leather with blue paper-covered boards. An instructional book for playing the banjo. Includes notes and d...
Click here to view image
Poor Man's Books (USA) $1156.25AUD
More details - Order - Enquire

Re: Dewhurst, Louisa

gmela — 2011-11-12 17:46:27Z

hello
have you located them on the British census? I just looked and cant find them?

Re: Dewhurst, Louisa

peggyc2sky — 2011-11-12 16:37:45Z

Hi there,
I have been reviewing these emails about Edward and Louisa. It appears that they were in London in 1890. Would you have access to that census?
thanks

Re: Dewhurst, Louisa

gmela — 2011-11-01 18:27:08Z

thanks for the information
please let me know if you find anything on the marriage of Louisa Dewhurst and Edward Dobson ie: children
Cheers

Re: Dewhurst, Louisa

peggyc2sky — 2011-11-01 00:56:22Z

Hello,
I have today found the 1920 census for Maud Dobson, Edward Clarendon Dobson's third wife. Edward died in 1919. Maud is a widow and has 3 children - Edward C. Dobson born 1896, Maud P. Dobson born 1898 and Dorris Dobson, born 1915. So Edward's son Edward belongs to Maud if born 1896.

Re: Abraham Dewhurst, Keighley, Yorkshire, England

dewhurstphillips — 2011-10-29 23:46:10Z

Steve,
I am trying to link into this tree. I am piecing things together that may or may not be 100% correct, it's hard relying on other people's work.
What appears to be the family for Abraham that married Mary Oxnard:
Father Thomas Dewhurst d. 1755 - Married Ann d.1758
Children
Isaac c. 1700 - m. Susannah Shackleton 1723
Thomas
Abraham - m. Mary Oxnard
William - m. Mary Shackelton
Rebecca?

The Isaac b. c. 1700 son Thomas is the grandfather of the Dewhurst Cotton John Bonny Dewhurst.

Alice Dewhurst (Dowhurst) b 1772

Hooles80 — 2011-10-11 22:55:12Z

Dear All.

I have hit a complete blank on the name Alice Dewhurst b 1772 in Claughton Lancs, she may have been called Alice Dowhurst. She was married to a Barnaby Hool(e) or Barnaby Hull who was a Malster.
They lived on 44 Canal Street Preston, 2 MOunt Street Preston.
They had five children.
Barnaby Hool(e) or Hull was born in Wesham Lancs.
Any help in getting further down the line truley appreciated.
Kind regards
Stuart Hoole.