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Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

Ryan_Mossop — 2013-03-04 19:06:13Z

Hi Gwen. I'm a descendent of Peter huddarts second son John. I've got a massive folder of info you may be interested in

Email me at ned2327@yahoo.com
Or find me on Facebook - Ryan Stinson Mossop

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

RobynClarke32 — 2013-02-27 00:41:48Z

No sorry, our Hannah Huddart was married to James Sharp 1740 Bromfield Cumberland.

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

daveandjean166 — 2013-02-26 12:13:58Z

My gg grandmother was Hannah Huddart married to John Tremble
Any relation?
I am trying to trace her family
Jean

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

RobynClarke32 — 2012-06-03 01:20:42Z

Having read through the various lines here, I thought I'd jump in at this point.
I am currently researching Capt. Joseph Huddart, his father was William Huddart, Mother Rachel. Only child.
However, his father William lived in Allonby, so too his siblings Joseph, John and Hannah Huddart. Their Father was John Huddart, Mother possibly Barbara.
Hannah married James Sharp and it is from their daughter, Barbara Sharp who married Ebenezer Scott, we believe our Huddart line originated.
If anyone has certificated proof of the above, that would be great.....My cousin and I have taken years to get to this point. The Memoirs are now online, so too other pieces about Capt. Joseph Huddart. But not much about his ancestors.
Would love to hear from anyone interested in this Branch.
Robyn
Australia

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

triciasimmonshcs — 2012-02-29 11:45:53Z

Sounds interesting, but not sure how the Sutton fits in. I have a lot of first names and offspring and dates of birth and death etc, but an even larger bunch of holes.
Seems like my family started up in Cumberland and the moved nearer London for work. My grandparents each had 'only children. I have great great uncles who served during ww's and one who went to Aus and another to S Africa and yet others who went to Canada and the States.
Grandfather Herbert Huddart,married to Ethel Mary Frape late 1800's London, was a teacher

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

dsa1955 — 2012-02-28 09:45:08Z

G'day Tricia

If my research is correct, your Charles Huddart is my 9th cousin, both of us being descendents of John sutton who married in Westmorland in 1650.

I've a log-on to Ancestry in order to use the Message Boards, but I don't have a subscription. Perhaps we can discuss further by direct email. My address is
< davidrli@iinet.net.au >

Cheers
David in WA

Re: Holly Anne Huddart

ginotti_carolyn — 2011-11-07 00:07:58Z

I am tracing back my mother-in-law's father Harold Parker Huddart born 1890 born in Cockermouth. I believe your father was Harold P. Huddart's brother. I believe their father's name was Joseph Pearson P. Huddart and their mother was Elizabeth; does this match your tree? I have additional information to compare and would love to hear from you. Also, Harold P. Huddart died here in the states.

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

mhmeldrum — 2011-11-06 15:15:36Z

Carolyn, I'm not entirely clear on which post you are replying to...whose father is it that you think was Harold P Huddart's brother?

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

ginotti_carolyn — 2011-11-06 14:23:24Z

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

LBORTHWICK1 — 2011-06-08 16:38:14Z

thank's for replying. good point, were they employed or were they living in duke street in 1870, answer is, i'm not sure yet, haven't explored. i have got the b cert. for stephen & janet's(richardson) son, john joseph,b 1876 in Wigton. They must have moved.

Interestingly, on their m cert in 1870 stephen lists his father joseph as a labourer, & living.

This is as far as i've managed to get so far.

any good?

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

mhmeldrum — 2011-05-30 20:08:48Z

Are you saying your ancestors worked at the same address on Duke Street (Whitehaven) or that they lived at the same address as my ancestors (29 Duke Street). My gr-gr-gr grandfather was living at that address in 1864. I'm not sure when he moved there as he and his family were living at 33 Senhouse in 1861. My gr-gr-gr grandmother passed away in 1863.

I have 3 Josephs in my files: one born about 1800 in Muncaster (I have no additional info on him), one 1825-1897 married to Mary Elizabeth Parr and four of his children, and the third one born about 1865 in Muncaster and married to Maria Ainsworth.

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

LBORTHWICK1 — 2011-05-30 19:52:48Z

Hi, i've just discovered this notice board, not too sure that I can see any connections yet ( too new at this game) all the same area though.
mine is Stephen Huddart b 1845 Whitehaven,father joseph, married janet Richardson in 1870, then moved to Carlisle . no ship connections here, he was 'boots' & she was domestic servant at same address in Duke st , Whitehaven.

Would be nice if anyone 'knows them'.
LB

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

triciasimmonshcs — 2011-05-17 12:28:48Z

when you research Charles Huddart, you will find that a Charles Huddart died in Canberra in 2001
Details for this are:
Charles Herbert Huddart 24/04/1916 born in Woking England, son of Herbert Huddart and Ethel Mary Frape
Charle was my Dad, he had 5 kids, Patricia, a little girl who died, Jacqueline, Frances and Sarah
The family left the UK in July 1964, went to Brunei and then 1967 to New Zealand
Charles' wife Kathleen Amie, died in January 1978
Charles re-married Joan Stowe in June 1978 and they emigrated to Europe and finally Australia
Is this info relevant to anyone's searches??? I am trying to find the history of my family
Tricia

Re: huddart liverpool

suzukivl — 2009-03-27 11:19:28Z

george herny was born in dec 1899 he his registatoin comes up as 1900
he married ada may clark born 1900

his father was george huddart born 1856 he married elizabeth anne brown 1859
elizabeth father was george brown 1833-1080 he married elizabeth woodend 1832
they had 6 children in all
georges father was joseph 1830- 1871 he married pauline contaly 1832- 1882
joseph comes up on the census as paston lancashire
now there is a paston in norfolk
on his wedding cert joseph has his father down as william a hat maker from preston
i cant find any williams in preston
so looking for clues and hop this helps someone as well
jimi

Re: Huddart

Joan_Blakney — 2009-02-25 02:07:57Z

Hi Tremaine

I have descendants from Joseph Williamson Huddart b. 1806 in Wigton, the son of William and Elizabeth who married in 1806. I am a direct descendent of this Joseph. In fact, both my Dad and brother were also called Joseph.

Joseph Williamson b. 24 Oct 1806, Wigton (Christened 21 Dec, 1806, Wigton, Cumbria) d. 1880 Dec qtr 8c 265 aged 73 M. Susanna Jordan, 22 Jul, 1827, Wigton, Cumberland, England. Susanna b. around 1801 to 03 Scotland d. 1869, Bolton, Lancashire, England. Their children are:

James b. 1823 (born in Scotland – per 1881 Census)
Joseph Wllliamson Huddart b. 1831, Liverpool baptised 27 May 1832, St. Michael, Liverpool re. England and Wales Baptism records 1530 – 1906.
William b. 1827 or 1828, Wigton, Cumbria, (Christened 4 Jan, 1828, Wigton, Cumbria) Parish register printouts of Wigton, Cumberland, England (Independent, Water Street); christenings, 1823-1837)
Betsey b. 1834, Christened 16 Jul, 1834, Wigton, Cumberland (Ref: Parish register printouts of Wigton, Cumberland, England (Independent, Water Street) ; christenings, 1823-1837)
Letitia b. 1836, Christened 17 Jun, 1836, Wigton Cumberland (Ref: Parish register printouts of Wigton, Cumberland, England (Independent, Water Street) ; christenings, 1823-1837)

Please send me an email direct to ocarousel@yahoo.co.uk and we can talk more.

Look forward to hearing from you.

Joan

Re: Huddart

tremaineo — 2009-02-23 03:22:56Z

I would be grateful of any info, that is as much as I have managed to find, Jane married Thomas Corry, 17 Nov. 1796 at Wigton and they lived at Oulton, but seem very elusive, I have other children for them but would love to know more of them or the Huddarts, Jane is my 5xgrt.grandmother.
thanks
Tremaine

Re: Huddart

Joan_Blakney — 2009-02-23 03:11:48Z

Hi Tremaine

We are related !!!

My gr4-grandfather is William Huddart who married Elizabeth Williamson on 6 March, 1806, Wigton, Cumberland Ref: Parish registers for Wigton, 1604-1952 Church of England Parish Church of Wigton (Cumberland)).

These are their children:

Joseph Williamson Huddart b. 24 Oct 1806, Wigton (Christened 21 Dec, 1806, Wigton, Cumbria)

William Huddart b. 1808 Christened 27, Nov 1808, Wigton, Cumbria

Elizabeth Huddart b. 1814, Wigton, Christened 4 Dec, 1814, Wigton, Cumbria

Letitia Huddart b. 1817, Wigton, Christened 15, Jun, 1817, Wigton, Cumbria

I did not know about Sarah.

Do you need any further info on your line. I have tons. Would love to know more.

Cheers Joan

Re: Huddart

tremaineo — 2009-02-23 03:02:38Z

I did not know of a daughter Fanny thanks for that, they may have had a son William , who was a millwright in Wigton, he married Elizabeth Williamson 6 March 1806 in Wigton. They had a son William ch. 27 Nov. 1808, and daughters Sarah who died an infant April 30 1812, and Letitia ch. 15 Jun 1817.
William Huddart of Oulton was buried 24 June 1821, aged 86, his wife Frances was buried 12 Jan. 1797 aged 60. There daughter Jane was my link to William.
Hope this is of some help.
Tremaine

Re: Huddart

Joan_Blakney — 2009-02-23 02:26:10Z

Hi there,

I am also researching the Huddart family. I have found information on William Huddart who married Frances Pearson in Wigton on Mar 9, 1758.

So far I have found 4 children:
Fanny born 12 Jan 1760
Betty baptised 5 October 1764
Mally baptised 6 Nov 1767
Jane baptised 22 May 1772

Hope this helps your research. I am not sure at this point if these Huddarts are related to my family. If you have any info you could share I would appreciate it.

Cheers

Joan

Huddart

tremaineo — 2009-01-09 02:28:30Z

Iam looking for any connections to Jane Huddart, ch. in 1772 at Wigton, Cumberland, England. Her parents were William and Frances Huddart (nee Pearson). She married Thomas Corry in 1796 and they lived in Oulton near Wigton.

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

circa_1948 — 2008-12-25 21:38:52Z

Marge-
I happened upon your post and wondered if this may be your Alfred Jr you mentioned may have been in prison. I have 40 yrs of acquired prison etc info transcribed onto my PC for searching. I decided to search my browser for this one and your post came up. The following is from some Idaho penitentiary records 1864-1947.
If it is your guy, email me and I'll send you more info.
Sunny circa_1948 @ hotmail. com (<--close gaps for email)

6997 Huddart, Alfred Henry aka Craig, Henry;
Huddart, Alford
File: AR42 / 20063230 / 1079.1-2 / 6997
Year: 1946 Approx. age: 47 Born: circa 1899
Jurisdiction: Ada County
Crime:Grand larceny
Notes: Includes photographic material.
AR42/20072507

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

jesslothian — 2008-06-25 11:32:46Z

I have some more information on Charles Huddart that I'm hoping will fit with someone else's research. Charles was the son of John Huddart and Margaret Strachan. He was born in 1869 and married Annie Ashton in 1894. Their children were Minnie (1896) and George Bernerd (1899), however I strongly suspect that George was actually the child of Annie's later partner whose name was Bernerd. John & Margaret also had a daughter, also called Minnie in 1871, who went on to marry Fred Flood.

Can anyone give me more information on John Huddart? I still haven't been able to find out what happened to Charles either. If anyone had any information on when or where he died, I would be very appreciative!

Jess

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

smithj33170 — 2008-05-21 20:30:45Z

Hi,
I now know James Huddart 1827 (mariner) was son of Henry Huddart 1774 (mariner) and Anne Hodgson 1788 of Bridekirk, Cockermouth, Cumberland. Henry was one of at least 9 children born to John Huddart 1741 of Bridekirk and Dinah Tickell c1740 of Lorton, Cumberland. Does this please ring any bells?
Thanks Pauline

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

jesslothian — 2008-05-21 13:15:26Z

All I know at the moment is that Charles Huddart was born c. 1870. He attended school in Carlton in Victoria (but I can't find a record of his birth here) and he married Mary Ann or Annie Ashton in 1894. We were told that his father was a seaman who sailed in the orient. We actually have a couple of vases that he apparently picked up somewhere (China I think) on his travels. So, yes, it does sound like it fits, but I'm not sure how yet. I will order the marriage certificate at some stage and see if that has any more information, but I have more certificates to order than I have money to spend on them at the moment!

Jess

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

mhmeldrum — 2008-05-21 12:53:12Z

Hi Jess,
I went through my tree and I don't have a Charles Huddart in Australia, however, that doesn't mean we don't have a connection.

Peter Huddart (my gr-gr-gr uncle) was the master mariner who first went to Australia...but he died back in England in 1904. I don't have any record of children for Peter and his wife Elinor.

James Huddart, my gr-gr uncle, is actually the more famous one of the two. James followed his uncle to Australia where he met and married his wife. They had 5 children (two daughters and three sons). It is James'first born son that I have no record of. (Of the other sons, one was killed in the Boer War and the other in WWI.)The first born son, also named James, was born in Australia in 1872. Beyond that I have no more detail on him. Perhaps he stayed in Australia and had a son Charles? In my records I only proof that the two youngest children (the two men killed during wars) returned to England with their parents prior to 1897.

Huddart is not that common a name and particularly in Australia. It would certainly be plausible for us to have a connection. I hope the info above helps. Let me know if I can check anything else for you.

Marg

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

jesslothian — 2008-05-20 23:56:30Z

This thread has been really very interesting! My great-great grandfather was Charles Huddart of Melbourne. We know very little about him as he and my great-great grandmother divorced and she later remarried. My grandmother always wondered about the Huddart family and what happened to Charles Huddart so I've just started researching it (literally only hours ago!). Once I can establish if Charles was part of Peter Huddart's family I'll give you the Australian branch.

Jess

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

mhmeldrum — 2007-08-23 13:02:42Z

Hi Pauline,

I have a very extensives Huddart tree. Unfortunately, I do not have the people in your posts. In the time periods you mention I have two James (b 1816 and O fell into the mariner category. My gr-gr-gr grandfather had a shipbuilding firm first in Whitehaven and then in Workington. One of his brothers was a sea Captain who travelled to Australia and one of my gr-gr-gr grandather's sons followed his uncle to Australia where he founded a fairly famous shipping company "Huddart Parker". So the sea life was definitely in the blood of my lines. If you come up with any other details feel free to contact me. You can also email me off line if you like at meldrum@sympatico.ca. Marg

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

pauline2009 — 2007-08-21 21:03:50Z

My great grandfather was Joseph Huddart 1865, a train driver for 42 yrs in Maryport. His father was James 1827, a mariner of Maryport. His father is stated on his marriage lines as Henry, a mariner. However, I can't sort out which Henry this may be, as I don't know James' mothers' name, and cencus info doesn't seem to help as Henry was probably at sea at the time or deceased.
Can anyone out there help me? I'm going round in circles!

Re: William Huddart

2006-06-02 21:16:15Z

Hi Marg,

You will find just a few Huddarts in the IGI and all seem to be from the same area of Cumberland in the north west of England. There is also a lot of information on the East India Company on the internet.

If you want a copy of the photo of the gravestone, just let me have your contact details. There was a small booklet which gave details of the Old Protestant cemetery in Macao but, interestingly, those who had died and had been buried elsewhere initially, including your William Huddart are not listed among the tombstones [there were about a dozen gravestones which I noted, none of which were listed but all were from before the cemetery was 'announced' so I guess the people had been recently buried outside the walls of the city [the Portugese did not initially allow Protestants to be buried inside the city walls].

Happy to help out if there is something you might need from this side of the pond

Colin

Re: William Huddart

mhmeldrum — 2006-06-02 20:34:02Z

Many thanks, Colin. It will take some work to establish a connection but I'm very happy to be in receipt of this little piece of history. The inscription also made me a bit sad. He was such a young man so far away from home. Thanks again--from Canada. Marg

Re: William Huddart

2006-06-01 16:46:15Z

Hi,

I came across the Old Protestant Cemetery in Macao during a recently working spell in China; the stone gravestone which is relevant is in the upper terrace and is cemented into the wall. The graveyard wasn't formally opened until 1814 and then some of the protestant graves from outside the city walls were brought into the cemetery [the Portugese controlled the city at that time and only allowed catholic burials inside the city].

The insciption is in script rather than printed and reads:
To
the Memory of
Captain William Huddart
Commander of the York East Indiaman
who after a long and painful illness
which he bore with utmost fortitude
departed this Life in Macao Roads
on his passage to England
March 29th 1787
Aged 24 years

I have a photo of it [though not digital] and if you have a connection confirmed I will be happy to send you the photo [I am in UK]

Colin

Re: William Huddart

mhmeldrum — 2006-06-01 14:57:20Z

I would love to see the information. There could be something in it to follow up on. My 5x great grandfather was born in 1754 in Cumberland which is about the right time frame for your William. My ancestor's name was John, however, he named his oldest son William (my 4x gr grandfather). I know William is a common name and this is a huge stretch but, none the less, it is fascinating that "Huddart" was in China in the 1700s and I would be grateful so see the transcription. Marg

William Huddart

2006-05-31 18:36:14Z

Recently found the gravestone of the above named who died 29 March 1787 aged 24 in Macao, China - happy to provide detail if not already known

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

mhmeldrum — 2006-05-22 19:18:53Z

Jack, I just came across this old post of yours. The first four people you list are definitely in my tree and I just yesterday came across info that led me to believe that Alfred had ended up in California about 1888 and married Marie Melsing the following hear...but I couldn't conclusively substantiate it. You see to have the missing links. Are these people also related to you? Can you tell me where you got the info re emmigration dates, etc?

Although I haven't pursued it yet, I came across on obituary that indicates Alfred junior may have died in prison.

Let me know if we can share more detail.
Marg

Re: Huddart's in England

2005-12-27 15:57:16Z

Hi
My Gr Gr Grandparents are John Martin Huddart )b.1868 in Abbeytown) and Mary Mitchinson (b.1869) but not sure where I imagine she would be local to the Abbeytown area.
Johns parents were John Huddart (b.1837 in Southerfield and died 1886 in Abbeytown) and Mary Martin (b.1838 in Holme Low)
Do these look familiar to you? I do have more if they do. Thanks. Rachel

Huddart mailing list

dawn_nielsen1969 — 2005-12-27 13:42:37Z

The surname Huddart now has it's own mailing list for those interested
the sign up details can be found at

http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/h/huddart.html

You are all more than welcome to post and break down the Huddart walls.

Dawn

Re: Huddart's in England

2005-12-27 12:36:59Z

Rachel, Can you provide a bit of detail (i.e. names, dates). I have a fairly extensive Huddart history but would need a bit more from you to look for a connection. Do you have names going back into the 1800's that would really be the best place for me to start.
Marg

Re: Huddart's in England

RachelButler73 — 2005-12-26 17:36:18Z

Hi
My Nanna is a Huddart from Cumbria. They were mostly born in Holme Abbey or Abbey Town as it is now known. If this could be your Huddarts let me know and I will tell you more.
Rachel

Re: huddart liverpool

2005-07-02 23:56:03Z

Unfortunately I only have 3 Joseph's in my files with the latest one being born in 1865. With your connection to Cumberland, there likely is a tie-in...the trick is to find it!

Marg

Re: huddart liverpool

VNMIM — 2005-07-02 22:18:09Z

My mother's maiden name was Huddart. She was Winnifred Huddart born 1917 in Yorkshire. Her father was Joseph Huddart who was born in 1896 somewhere in Cumberland. His father was William Saul Huddart. Do you have anything on William Saul?

Valerie

Re: Huddart Family

VNMIM — 2005-07-01 02:11:04Z

Hello Robert. My email address has changed; it is gmichaud@houston.rr.com

My grandfather was Joseph Huddart, born somewhere in Cumbria in 1896. Joseph moved to Yorkshire sometime before the 1920's. He married Coral Westfield and they had two daughters: Winnifred and Leila. Joseph had a brother Jim and a sister Agnes. Jim had a son William who, I believe, went to the States. William had a sister but I can't remember her name. Does this sound familiar?

Valerie

Re: Huddart Family

2005-06-28 00:19:51Z

I came across your note while researching the Huddarts. My maternal grandfather, Joseph Huddart (born somewhere in Cumbria around 1896), had a brother Jim, and Jim had a son William. I believe William eventually moved to the USA.

My grandfather lived in Yorkshire after he married (in the Barnsley/Darfield area). I believe Jim also lived in that area. Does any of this match your info?

Valerie Michaud

Huddart

lizrye41 — 2005-03-01 22:09:49Z

I am looking for information on the actress Mary Amelia Huddart who married Robert William Warner in 1838.

She had four children, but I have only been able to trace three...Ellen, John Lawrence and Lucy Ann. Help please.

Mary Amelia Huddart

lizrye41 — 2005-02-28 18:43:52Z

I am interested in any information on the family of the actress Mary Amelia Huddart She married Robert William Warner.

Re: huddart liverpool

2005-01-26 03:19:01Z

It was elizabeth annie brown not black who married george huddart abt 1879

Jim and Joseph Huddart

2004-12-10 00:30:15Z

My grandfather, Joseph Huddart, was born in Cumbria and later moved to Yorkshire (Darfield). He had a brother Jim and Jim had a son William. Do you have any info on Joseph/family?

Re: huddart liverpool

roadrashass — 2004-11-27 18:34:12Z

Now after a mountain of digging I have a few more details
george huddart was born 1900 his father was also george born abt 1858 married an elizabeth or annie black in 1879
they had a daughter elizabeth in 1880, another daughter jane 1888, eleanor about 1890, tom 1887 and georgina abt 1897.
George's father was called Joseph from preston born about 1831 married to pauline dont know maiden name they had a few children eleanor , walter, pauline and george hope this links with some one

dawn

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

2004-11-21 00:18:30Z

Well, well, well! I'm always happy to meet another relative...and we are related. The earliest of your husband's ancestors that you mention (Peter married to Elizabeth) was the son of Peter Huddart and Mary Tyson. That Peter was the son of John Huddart and Isabella Sherwen and that is as far back as I know. John & Isabella had 9 children including my gr,gr,gr,gr granfather John (married to Jane Anderson). Co-incidentally of all of John and Isabella's children your husband's line is the one, other than my own, that I have the most information on. The reason for this is met one of his descendant (originall via the interent) later in person (we are fast friends to this day) back in 1997. You mention that Adam had a son named John Harold. I have information on 4 of Adam's children...but no John Harold. If you would like to contact me at my regular e-mail address (above) we may be able to exchange a good deal of information.

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

gwenhuddart — 2004-11-20 22:55:59Z

I have recentley stated to trace my husbands family tree online and was very interested in your messages on the board.

My husbands line goes back to the Huddarts of Arlecdon in Cumbria. In particular to Peter huddart born 1828 approx and his wife Elizabeth Bird. This seems to be my husbands Gt. Gt. Gt. Grandfather.

His Gt. Gt. Grandfather was also a Peter Huddart married to an Elizabeth. Who had approx 8 children. One of whom Adam is my husbands Gt Grandfather. He moved from Cumbria to Nottinghamshire.

Adams son John Harold Huddart lived and worked in the Mansfield area until his death in 1979.

My husband and I would both be very grateful for any information anyone has on the Arlecdon Huddarts.

Gwen and Danny Huddart MBE

Re: HUDDART/Cumberland, UK

ghills13 — 2004-07-16 13:48:11Z

Hi John,
I am also reseraching the Huddart/Chrystal line. Could you please tell me what date and location in England Joseph Huddart & Elizabeth Chrystal married? I don't have much on this line yet, but I do have that Elizabeth was born in 1875. I also have three boys being born to this union: John W. Huddart b. 08-12-1896, James H. Huddart b. 01-11-1898, and J. Parker Huddart birth date unknown at present. Elizabeth had a younger brother named Henry who married Carrie Munn. Thank you for your time. Gloria