Are there any Trickett family members out there? I am doing my family tree and would like to contact anyone who may be a relation.

Some years ago there was a Trickett family living at 13 Broughton Road in Owlerton.

The Dad was Harry, I knew his son Tony who married a lass called May.

I do hope this gives you a lead.


Happy days!

Hi Pop......thanks for the response, sadly I dont know who these folk might be, only that I have my own Trickett ancestors and obviously I would need to make a connection via these ancestors....perhaps I should retype my message giving these ancestors....then anyone recocognising the names might respond!.....I will say that part of my Trickett family were killed in the great Sheffield flood / Dale dyke disaster.

Kind regards
Jay.

I went to school with John Trickett in the late 70's at Ecclesfield School. I've no idea what happened to him, but you could always leave a message on the Ecclesfield School reunion website here. (http://www.esvc.freeserve.co.uk/index.htm)

Cheers for that Ant..... I have visited and saved the link you suggested. By the way, you mention going to school with a John Trickett in the 70's.....well there is a pic of him in the 1977 year photo!

Regards
Jay.

Originally posted by BILDEBORG
Are there any Trickett family members out there? I am doing my family tree and would like to contact anyone who may be a relation. When I was an "Office Boy" at Newton Chambers in 1954, There was an Albert Trickett who worked in the "Rate Fixing Department" and he lived in Ecclesfield, He was about 45 years old then..Hope this helps.

Cheers for that Ant..... I have visited and saved the link you suggested. By the way, you mention going to school with a John Trickett in the 70's.....well there is a pic of him in the 1977 year photo!

Yeah, seen it. He wasn't in my class, but I had one or two lessons with him. I think his brother was there at the same time, but I can't remember his name. Apart from "Trickett", obviously. :D

Oh, and we had a "Trickett Hall" at the school, named after a local politician. Any relation?

We also had a "Lady Mable Hall", named after a cross-dressing headteacher.

I know trickett's in Chesterfield ?

Many thanks to those who replied but I realise I should have been more specific in my first post. My Trickett line (as early as I can get it) starts with John Trickett and Ann Heald (my 6 times great grandparents) in Bradfield early 1700's, then James Trickett and Jemima Walker late 1700's at Dungworth and Bradfield. They had 10 children born between 1792 and 1810. One of those children was William Trickett and he married Martha Hague of Bolsterstone. Their daughter Jemima Trickett married Joseph Addy of Ecclesfield and they had 4 children. Other surnames connected to my Trickett line include Turner, Ronksley, Guest, Kay, Wood, Proctor, Buckley, Beal, Denton, Oliver, Howe, Armitage, Hague / Haigh, and Addy to name a few. So if anyone can recognise any of these surnames and think there may be a connection then I would love to hear from you. By the way, Most of these families lived around the Ecclesfield / Bradfield areas with some moving in later years into Sheffield itself, particularly Walkley.

Did they reside in a farm at Malin Bridge in the 1860s? If so you will be able to find out lots of information on them Some tragic I'm afraid
Let me know if there's a link
Darren

Hi Darren, yes some of them did indeed live at a farm in Malin Bridge, Trickett's farm no less.......and I am well aware of their tragic end during the great Sheffield Flood. James and Elizabeth Trickett were my 3rd great grand uncle / aunt. Are you related to these folk perchance?

Kind regards,
Jay.

Hello
No I'm not related but I do know in great detail the story of the Sheffield Flood which would make a great film I've always maintained

Hi again ....there is an excellent website regarding the great flood and there is also a girl in Sheffield who has researched a lot of the surviving descendants of the victims. As regards a film, I think the logistics would make it impossible, but I do think perhaps a documentary ought to be made.......its surprising how few Sheffield folk are aware of it.
Jay.

Anyone out there related?

i used to be at school with an eric trickett , any relation ?

I wouldnt know him......but would be interested to hear who his grandparents were, preferably his great grandparents. I dont personaly know any Trickett family members.....I am hoping someone will recognise some of the names on my earlier post then I will be able to determine any connection.

Cheers
Jay

Originally posted by BILDEBORG
Are there any Trickett family members out there? I am doing my family tree and would like to contact anyone who may be a relation.


I have ancestors, who are Trickett, I am a descendant of Jemima Addy (nee Trickett), you mentioned.
She was my GGG Grandmother. However, the family was very
complex.

Harlequinn..........Jemima was my 3X great grandmother too.........please PM me

regards,
Jay.

Originally posted by BILDEBORG
Harlequinn..........Jemima was my 3X great grandmother too.........please PM me

regards,
Jay.

I will PM you once I have gained the 5 posts required. I have
just Registered earlier today.

Are you a Baker, Huckbody or Addy Descendant ?

Hi........i'm an Addy descendant.........but have the single Huckbody on the tree........presumably an illigitimate birth or from a previous marriage. My line goes thus.......Jemima Trickett and Joseph Addy......Joseph Addy and Emma Ashforth, Emily Addy and Arthur Bolton, Edna Bolton and Kenneth William Dennis............any of this mean anything to you?

as you cant PM at the moment.......please feel free to contact me direct to <JYROL5atAOL.COM>

regards,

Ja(in sunny Cornwall but ex of Sheffield).

Originally posted by BILDEBORG
Hi........i'm an Addy descendant.........but have the single Huckbody on the tree........presumably an illigitimate birth or from a previous marriage. My line goes thus.......Jemima Trickett and Joseph Addy......Joseph Addy and Emma Ashforth, Emily Addy and Arthur Bolton, Edna Bolton and Kenneth William Dennis............any of this mean anything to you?

as you cant PM at the moment.......please feel free to contact me direct to <JYROL5atAOL.COM>

regards,

Ja(in sunny Cornwall but ex of Sheffield).


I have checked my Data, for this particular Line.
Jemima Addy (GGG Grandmother)
I have linked Jemima Addy to James Trickett
(Sheffield Flood 1864 Mar 12th)
This was matched against birth certificate address.

However , some of the names you mention, I am unaware of.

Jemima Addy had 4 children according to my records (1881 Census)

George,James,Emma and John.

Jemima Addy was Widowed before 1864?
Remarried Huckbody, then Remarried Baker.

Very strange

Have you any further info?

Jemima Trickett married first to Joseph Addy..........had 4 children, namely William born circa 1852, Joseph born circa 1857, and George born circa 1861.........then for some unknown reason James H Huckbody born circa 1868. Her second marriage was to a George Baker on the Dec quarter 1869.......and one child produced....(that I am aware of ) Jemima Baker born June quarter 1870.

Not so simple as you first suggested.......I would be interested ttas to where you fit into this picture........alebeit a fragmented one!

regards

Jay.

By the way.........this is what I have as notes for Jemima....

I do wonder if Jemima married a George Huckbody (born June quarter 1842, Bourne, Lincolnshire and died June quarter 1866 in Sheffield) but there is no record of the union. This would explain the James Huckbody son.

Jay.

Originally posted by BILDEBORG
Jemima Trickett married first to Joseph Addy..........had 4 children, namely William born circa 1852, Joseph born circa 1857, and George born circa 1861.........then for some unknown reason James H Huckbody born circa 1868. Her second marriage was to a George Baker on the Dec quarter 1869.......and one child produced....(that I am aware of ) Jemima Baker born June quarter 1870.

Not so simple as you first suggested.......I would be interested ttas to where you fit into this picture........alebeit a fragmented one!

regards

Jay.

I am of the Huckbody Line.
Sorry, to be so fragmented.

Originally posted by BILDEBORG
By the way.........this is what I have as notes for Jemima....

I do wonder if Jemima married a George Huckbody (born June quarter 1842, Bourne, Lincolnshire and died June quarter 1866 in Sheffield) but there is no record of the union. This would explain the James Huckbody son.

Jay.

I have George being James.H. father, I also can not find any
marriage?

Hi again....further info I have on James H Huckbody (your 2X great grandfather) is he married a Theresa Stamp (marriage date unknown) born circa 1869 Sheffield and they had a daughter Jemima born circa 1892. Here is the 1901 census info for the family....

1901 census for James Huckbody living at 25 Well Road, Attercliffe, Sheffield is thus

JAMES HUCKBODY......HEAD......AGE 33......FILE HARDENER
THERESA HUCKBODY......WIFE......AGE 32
JEMIMA HUCKBODY......DAU......AGE 9

Im sure you know this already but thought id post it anyway.


Cheers
Jay.

Jay,

Thank you

There is a link below which you might have already seen
regarding Jemima Addy.

www2.shu.ac.uk/sfca/claimDetails.cfm?claim=5-4934

Thanks for that.....I have seen some claims for restitution before but not as complete as that.......£2,012 would have been a lot of money back then. I did hear somewhere that on the night of the flood there was a friend of the family staying with them and he was carrying the wages to be paid to some local business on the next day. Also, not sure if you know this but James's wifes father, Thomas Kay had only moved in with them in the previous couple of days as his wife had died and being elderly needed someone to look after him......needless to say he perished too. Also, I read somewhere, Elizabeth (James' wife) Tricketts body was found in Rotherham!
Here is some info I have regarding the event...

The prosperous house and farm of James Trickett was destroyed with all ten inhabitants. A mother clinging to a lamppost with one hand and her little girl with the other, saw her eleven year old son who had been grasping her skirts, swept away and drowned by the deluge.


I also have some photo's of their tombstone and their farm after the flood......if you want them then ill happily send them.

The claim was very detailed and gave a snap-shot of history.

However, pictures can tell a lot more, the photos of the aftermath of the flood were solomn, and grim.

The strange thing is that nobody in my immediate family, had ever heard of the Sheffield flood, nor did they realize that
family ancestors lives were lost. Perhaps the family, decided to
mourn and forget such a terrible event.

Am trying to PM you but dont think im getting through

Jay;

Your PM is working fine,

Have you got it?

The Trickett family are quite an old Sheffield family and go way back in the records.

I've sent you a PM with a few details.


Happy Searching!

Hi Bildeborg
Sorry you didn't get my message.

In searching old books I came across some members of the Tricket family and they appear to be a very old Sheffield family.

In White's West Yorkshire Directory for 1837' there are the following:-

A Trickett - Dressmaker Saville Street
Edward Trickett - Scissor Manufacturer - 20 Harvest Lane
Enoch Trickett - 45 Coalpit Lane (Old Name)
James Trickett - Penknife Manufacturer 31 Scotland Street
Thomas Trickett - Founder - Orange Street


In John Harrison's book - 'An Exact and Perfect Survey Of The Manor Of Sheffield 1637' there are rent entries to the Lord of the Manor for different members of the Tricket family:-

Sheffield Soake (Area)

John Tricket- A cottage and Smithy with a backside. Page78 & 119
William Tricket - A cottage and Smithy Page 78 & 119
John Tricket - Lescar Wheel on Sharrow Moor Page 31

Sheffield Southall Soake

Margaret Tricket - Renathorp Hall (Hadfield Farm)-Ecclesfield. Page 26 & 229

I realise this information doesn't move your reseaches on very far but at least you have got a target year in history to head towards.

My wife has successfully reached the late 1500's in Sheffield with her family research so it can be achieved.

All The Best in your searches.

Happy Hunting!

Cheers for that info Popt......i have some Baines and Whites directories on disc but none that cover the Sheffield area unfortunately. I have got my paternal side of the family back to 1500 Nottinghamshire, its my maternal line that seems to have developed in Sheffield. I have only got the Trickett line back to 1728 in Bradfield.......but im working on it!
Thanks again
Jay.

There were Trickets living on Halsall Avenue Darnall inthe sixties. Had relatiuves called Sneddon living at Swallownest.

have you tried searching on here,there are several tricketts
http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/

Thanks for that Whisper, I'm already a member:thumbsup:

Cheers,
Jay.

THIS (http://www.spick.co.uk/3457-24b.htm#18) will more than help you. :thumbsup:

Many thanks for that.......every little helps :thumbsup:

Jay

i am on my daughters computer and i noticed your post.....
i may be able to give you a lead to your family member search.....
i am 58 years old now, so i am going back some but my father used to take me to a pub called the Old Red Lion at Grenoside, at the top of Main Street and I know for a certain that the pub used be owned in the past by a Mrs Trickett and also my dad did up a pair of cottages on a winding road just behind Main Street that in the past belonged to the Trickett Family and had old dates on the cottages relating to this time. Grenoside is very near to Ecclesfield
by the way..........hope this helps you ...............
By the way there are two pubs called Red Lion, you want info from
the OLD Red Lion, right at the top just bfore the wood......

my grans maiden name is Trickett:)

Jemima Addy had 4 children according to my records (1881 Census)

I possibly know the descendant's of James Addy, file cutter.

Hi. May not be of any use to you, but I went to school with a Shaun Trickett. He was born 1963/64 and was originally Shaun Chambers, but his mother re/married around 1975 and he changed his surname. He was from the Darnall area and went to both Acres Hill Middle School (Littledale) and Waltheof Comprehensive (Manor park).

Good Luck!

:)

Originally posted by BILDEBORG
Are there any Trickett family members out there? I am doing my family tree and would like to contact anyone who may be a relation.

Is taht you Keith?
It's Mark Simmonite from Fletchers here!!

Hi Viking

I found your Ecclesfield folio pages very useful.

Could you let me know which year these were from.

Thanking you. Great Stuff.


PopT

Hi Viking
I am doing some family history on one of the old Ecclesfield families and I would appreciate if you would let me know what year was the list you posted?

Thanking you

PopT

my grans maiden name is Trickett:)did your Grans parents keep a fruit shop on Eardom St before the war.

I realise that this is quite an old thread but I have recently been researching my family tree and have connections with the Ronksleys of Bradfield. Would be interested to hear of how we may be connected Bildeborg !

Oh ! Hague too !

Hi Viking
I am doing some family history on one of the old Ecclesfield families and I would appreciate if you would let me know what year was the list you posted?

Thanking you

PopT

http://www.spick.co.uk/index.htm

Hi Betty, please contact me at.......... Bildeborg@aol.com.........then I will be able to give you more details on my Ronksley and Hague lines.

Regards,
Jay.

Are there any Trickett family members out there? I am doing my family tree and would like to contact anyone who may be a relation.


I used to know Albert and Betty Trickett in Ecclesfield. Many years ago though.

Nigel - were they any relation to 'miss Trickett', a dancing teacher in that area?

I think the little gennell that connects Cross Hill in Ecclesfield with the end of Butterthwaite rd in Shiregreen is called Trickets Lane, may be some connection.

Hi Viking
I am doing some family history on one of the old Ecclesfield families and I would appreciate if you would let me know what year was the list you posted?

Thanking you

PopT



I like to thank Viking too as im doing my family history on my mother's mother side of the family in ecclesfield.

As for the OP for the Trickett family i know my father knew a bloke with the family name of Trickett from up shiregreen area use to go drinking with him, i remember he used his surname as his first name of tricky so i dont know his real first name, but i will ask my dad later for you as my mum can not think of it ither as it was so long ago, it may lead to something.

I was at Philadelphia County school in Kelvin with an Eric Trickett in the 50s.He would have been born in 48/9 and lived on Montgomery Terrace road.His father was a milkman called Harold and had elder brothers Alan and Ernest,a younger brother Keith and a sister called Mavis.He was considered to be a 'sickly' child and was transferred to Springvale House the so-called open air school in the late 50s.Hope this is of some help.

Hi Viking
I found your Ecclesfield folio pages very useful.
Could you let me know which year these were from.
Thanking you. Great Stuff.
PopT
These were from1861 Pop. :thumbsup:

Im doing my family history on my mother's mother side of the family in ecclesfield.


There were 2 seperate (But Related) families of Tricketts living in High Green (2 miles from Ecclesfield) in the 1970's to the 1990's.

They both lived on Worral road.
One of the males (Who would be in his 60's now) was a local councillor for the liberal party.

Names were Audrey Trickett, her son Craig, 3 Daughters Beverley Alison and Another one.
They were both big families.

Nigel - were they any relation to 'miss Trickett', a dancing teacher in that area?


Sorry to be so long with a reply. I am asking around. I do remember people speaking about Miss Trickett. I shall get back when I know something.

Thanks, Nigel - it was Beryl Trickett and she was my wife's dancing teacher in the 50's. Cheers.

for BILDEBORG Hi. I have a relative whose mothers maiden name was Kay, and he is related to your Trickett family
regards irridium

Hi
I have a relative who is a Trickett whose mothers maiden name was Kay
regards
irridium

my dad was on about the great flood and the tricket family grave he had read about, we actually went to high Bradfield church and had a look, while we were out walking. unfortunatly, he couldnt find it.

BILDEBORG - please empty your inbox - trying to PM you.

There is a (John?) Trickett house at the bottom of Bevan Way in Burncross.

There is a (John?) Trickett house at the bottom of Bevan Way in Burncross.

Think he was a councillor for the old Wortley Rural District Council, who buillt John Trickett House in the 1960's.

I knew Albert Trickett and his wife Betty (nee Gregory). They lived at 383 The Common, Ecclesfield. Sadly, both no longer with us.

my dad was on about the great flood and the tricket family grave he had read about, we actually went to high Bradfield church and had a look, while we were out walking. unfortunatly, he couldnt find it.

A Sheffield Flood website has a map of Bradfield churchyard showing the location of the Trickett grave - go to http://www.mick-armitage.staff.shef.ac.uk/sheffield/maps.html and scroll down.

Hi again ....there is an excellent website regarding the great flood ... As regards a film, I think the logistics would make it impossible, but I do think perhaps a documentary ought to be made...

A documentary "The Forgotten Flood" was made at the time of the 140th anniversary commemoration in 2004 and released a year later. I have a two-minute slot in it, talking to camera about my ancestor Henry Whittles who saved his family at Hillsborough when most of the house collapsed. You can see the introduction to the film on http://www.theforgottenflood.com/ and the DVD can be purchased on-line. Well worth it!

Is there any connection at all to a Sarah Ann Trickett b. 1862, living at 23 Penistone Road & her father John Trickett (scissor maker) by any chance???

I am doing some history on ecclesfield myself mainly to do with the travellers inn which is across from the police station if you have any photos of old maybe we could get our heads together but with help to your queries try going to ecclesfield church as the church dates back to doomsday era 1111 and i know they will have parish records also it was the next parish joining bradfield before it was split in to high green chapletown grenoside early 1800s hope this helps ya out.Many thanks to those who replied but I realise I should have been more specific in my first post. My Trickett line (as early as I can get it) starts with John Trickett and Ann Heald (my 6 times great grandparents) in Bradfield early 1700's, then James Trickett and Jemima Walker late 1700's at Dungworth and Bradfield. They had 10 children born between 1792 and 1810. One of those children was William Trickett and he married Martha Hague of Bolsterstone. Their daughter Jemima Trickett married Joseph Addy of Ecclesfield and they had 4 children. Other surnames connected to my Trickett line include Turner, Ronksley, Guest, Kay, Wood, Proctor, Buckley, Beal, Denton, Oliver, Howe, Armitage, Hague / Haigh, and Addy to name a few. So if anyone can recognise any of these surnames and think there may be a connection then I would love to hear from you. By the way, Most of these families lived around the Ecclesfield / Bradfield areas with some moving in later years into Sheffield itself, particularly Walkley.

hi nigel reading this i got excited at the travellers inn the common we trying to trace the history of the place was this betty nee gregory related to hayden gregory who was once a landlord by chance at the travellers.. and could you tell us more about it have u got any pictures etc be great to hear from youI knew Albert Trickett and his wife Betty (nee Gregory). They lived at 383 The Common, Ecclesfield. Sadly, both no longer with us.

hi nigel reading this i got excited at the travellers inn the common we trying to trace the history of the place was this betty nee gregory related to hayden gregory who was once a landlord by chance at the travellers.. and could you tell us more about it have u got any pictures etc be great to hear from you

Sent you a PM.

I used to work for a Peter Trickett who lives up Wharncliffe side but I know he was from Ecclesfield originally, he is a joiner by trade and served his time at the undertakers there making coffins, he had a company called Credland and Wheatley, he must be around 65 ish now havn't seen him for a while but I think he still lives in the same place, could he be any relation?

I have information of a Jane Trickett born approx 1813, married to John Spooner, they lived at Hollis Croft. She had a brother James Trickett born approx 1821, he was a Banksman. Any connection?

I know trickett's in Chesterfield ?

I'm a Trickett, my dad now lives in Chesterfield after living in Chapeltown and High Green.

His name is Craig Trickett. Born 1959
Mum's name is Michelle. Born 1964
My Grandad was George Trickett and Nannan Audrey Trickett, my nan was on the council at one bit...

I have a brother called Paul too.

One of my ancestors is a MARTHA TRICKETT, born C 1827 Mortmaley. In 1841 she was working as a servant for a Blacksmith in Wentworth. She married in 1845 at St Marys Worsbrough to Amos Ruddlestone and they lived in Birdwell. One of the witnesses at the wedding was a Christiana Trickett.

Martha Trickett's fathers name was recorded as John. But there are a lot of John Tricketts! I think Martha's mother may have been Hannah.

Is it possible to buy a CD of parish registers info for the Mortamley area, does anyone know please?

thanks

I used to work for a Peter Trickett who lives up Wharncliffe side but I know he was from Ecclesfield originally, he is a joiner by trade and served his time at the undertakers there making coffins, he had a company called Credland and Wheatley, he must be around 65 ish now havn't seen him for a while but I think he still lives in the same place, could he be any relation?
I have cousins, Peter Trickett....and his sister Hazel. They lived on the road before the park. Where you went up the road from the High st...opposite the co op.
Their parents were Alice and George Trickett.
I think Peter was a joiner too, but haven't seen them for years.

I have cousins, Peter Trickett....and his sister Hazel. They lived on the road before the park. Where you went up the road from the High st...opposite the co op.
Their parents were Alice and George Trickett.
I think Peter was a joiner too, but haven't seen them for years.

They lived at 8 Park Crescent.

I have cousins, Peter Trickett....and his sister Hazel. They lived on the road before the park. Where you went up the road from the High st...opposite the co op.
Their parents were Alice and George Trickett.
I think Peter was a joiner too, but haven't seen them for years.

They are the same family, Hazel still lives around and about there somewhere, or she did the last time I saw Peter. I keep meaning to call at Peters but never get round to it, again I assume he still lives in the same House

Nigel...thanks for that. I had a look on google earth and yes that's where I used to walk up to when we went to my Gt Grandads. He lived in the cottages on the High Street, next to the pub.:)

Glenn....Glad to hear they are still around. If you bump into either of them and tell them about this thread, then they will know me as Joan Robinson, Freds girl.Thanks for info:thumbsup:

i am the great grandaugther of jemima the daughter of james huckbody +theresa stamp,jemima was an only child who survived she then married a thompson which produced a son who died has a baby who was buried in a shared grave in norton church cemetery + 2 daughters one of which is my nan who is still with us:wave::wave:is there anyway that i could find my great uncles grave ?

They lived at 8 Park Crescent.

Hi do you still know if George and Alice trickett are alive? if not did they live at park cresent at the time of their death?

Are there any Trickett family members out there? I am doing my family tree and would like to contact anyone who may be a relation.

I'm not a family member but I knew a 'David Trickett' who was an Insurance Rep working in the Barnsley Area in the 80's is he known here? (Think his daughter got killed whilst I knew him...he was upset this day I remember!) :o :o :o

Hi, have just seen the Trickett post. I have found an Elias Trickett, Sheffield 1634, married Sarah 1659. Don't know if this is any use?

some tricketts in malin bridge currently

Are there any Trickett family members out there? I am doing my family tree and would like to contact anyone who may be a relation.

George Trickett (1808-1881) was my GGG Grandfather. He was transported to Australia as a convict in 1834 on the Fairlie. He later married Mary Anning or Evans and had 6 children, one of which was Edward "Ned" Trickett, the sculler. I believe that not long, maybe a couple of years, before he was transported he was married to Louisa Offiler. I am looking for information on George's parents if anyone can help. I've come to a dead end.

Have you had a look at St Mary's Ecclesfield web site. There is a list of the burials, Trickett, Addy and many more. :)

In case it's of interest to anyone, I just bought this postcard (http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u219/twigmore/Wadsley2.jpg) on eBay (for the rare 1902 Wadsley postmark). The addressee "Miss M. Trickett" was Minnie Trickett, born Jul-Sep 1884.. Minnie's father Benjamin (1849-1901) was described as a "fire brick manufacturer" in the 1901 census, resident at Load Brook where his father William had had a farm before entering the brick business. Benjamin married a pawnbroker's daughter Lucy Ellen Beet, some thirteen years his junior, in 1883. Within three or four years of Benjamin's death in 1901 his widow Lucy and her two daughters Minnie and Ethel moved to 13 Westbourne Road. In the 1911 census Lucy is described as having "private means"; she died aged 86 in 1949, her d.o.b. being 23 February 1863.

Are there any Trickett family members out there? I am doing my family tree and would like to contact anyone who may be a relation.

There was a Bill Trickett who was the Steward in the 50's at Beauchief Golf Club, Beauchief

Are there any Trickett family members out there? I am doing my family tree and would like to contact anyone who may be a relation.

Hi, I am a descendent of the Trickett's, my ggreat grandfather was a convict by the name of George Trickett, he was born 1808 and sent to Sydney Town, New South Wales, Australia. in 1833 to arrive in 1834.
One of his sons was also called George born 1847 in Sydney, there are several more siblings to this family.
My grandmother was Clemance Caroline Trickett and she was also born out here in Australia in the late 1800's as well.
My father is on of their children.
My Trickett tree goes back to around 1425 in England.
Would love to know if anyone has any photos of the Tricketts and also of the floods there in 1832.
cheers
Christine

Would love to know if anyone has any photos of the Tricketts and also of the floods there in 1832. cheers ChristineHi Christine - if you're referring to the Sheffield Flood of 1864 this website (http://mick-armitage.staff.shef.ac.uk/sheffield/flood.html) includes a photo (http://mick-armitage.staff.shef.ac.uk/sheffield/photogal/picflud3.html) (scroll down) of Trickett's Farm after the flood. More photos can be found on the www.picturesheffield.com (http://www.picturesheffield.com) site, also this engraving. (http://www.picturesheffield.com/cgi-bin/zoom.pl?picture=http://www.picturesheffield.com/jpgh/s00597.jpg)

Just a quick thank you for the info you have given me, much appreciated.
Will have to try and find where the connection to our family this family belongs too.
Christine

Hi I am trying to make contact with BILDEBORG. we are related thru George Trickett, if you see this email, could love to make contact with you please, have more info on Tricketts here in Oz.
Christine

hillsbro just to throw another one in having just gone through thread
there was a trickett cuterly firm on trippett lane opp the scout shop my m/in/law was a silver finisher be leave owners name was walter tricket building still there but i think it is up for sale

...there was a trickett cuterly firm on trippett lane opp the scout shop..Yes indeed - the 1942 Kelly's Directory gives "Walter Trickett & Co. Ltd., spoon and fork makers" at 23 Trippet Lane (corner of Holly Street). Looking at the Google Earth 'street view', the name WALTER TRICKETT & CO. LTD. CUTLERS & SILVERSMITHS can still be seen on the Holly Street side of the building and ANGLO WORKS on the Trippet Lane side. Walter Trickett appears in the 1911 census as a 41 year-old "spoon and fork manufacturer"

Avril Trickett was a prefect at Waltheof, in 1962.
She were a nice lass too.:)
No relation to who you are looking for but worth a mention.

BLUEHOLLOW George Trickett is also my ggreat grandfather, he came out to Sydney, to arrive 1834, his son George is my great grandfather, would love to make contact with you.
cheers
Christine

George Trickett (1808-1881) was my GGG Grandfather. He was transported to Australia as a convict in 1834 on the Fairlie. He later married Mary Anning or Evans and had 6 children, one of which was Edward "Ned" Trickett, the sculler. I believe that not long, maybe a couple of years, before he was transported he was married to Louisa Offiler. I am looking for information on George's parents if anyone can help. I've come to a dead end.

Bluehollow please can you get in touch with me, as I have further info on George's parents.
Christine

I'm a Trickett descendant - my 3 x gr grandfather was John Barber Trickett - registrar at Bradfield around the time of the Sheffield flood , this is my fathers line of the family and I should be a trickett as my grandfather was born trickett but his mother married a Taylor and so he 'assumed' the name , I can be contacted at richard.taylor150@tiscali.co.uk - if anyone wishes to contact me please put 'Trickett Family' as subject as I delete emails I don't recognise ! :)

P.s ChrissieK - Bildeborg is a distant cousin whom I am in regular contact with !!

now they have cleared the graveyard at wadsley church there is a very large monument for a tricket family.there are lots of names mentioned john tricket died 1860 and ann died 1898 are just two.

Bildeborg...if you get this please get a hold of me at thefuturepath@yahoo.com

To any Trickett's,

I'm currently trying to find long lost family. Just trying to see if you might be of any relation. Here is information of my family history. If this is your family I hope to speak with you further. The following information is verified family. We just don't know if there are any decedents living.

I'm not sure if you can help but I have found my family record and this has been proven fact. The Stockton-on-Tees Library assisted me in my search. So you know, my great-grandmother was Susan Tricket (married name was Truman). Here is a copy of the e-mail they sent me:

"Hello David,

We have found only one record of a John Henry Trueman born in the December Quarter of 1896 in Stockton . No trace of a baptism was found in our church records.

John Henry appears on a NY Passenger List in 1922 and his father is listed as J. H. Truman living at 22 Ida Street , Stockton-on-Tees .

There is only one family recorded on the 1901 and 1891 Census in the Stockton area they are possibly the one you are seeking.

If this is the John Henry you are looking for then the family appear on the 1901 census living at 12 Ida Street Stockton-on-Tees . John Henry is four years old and living with his father John, mother Susan, brothers John, Harry, Arthur, sister Elizabeth and a Joseph Truman John Henrys’ grandfather.

In the 1891 Census the same family were living at 7 Craister Street Norton in Stockton Parish. John, and wife Susan, sons, John W., Harry, & Arthur, sisters Elizabeth and Ada and Elizabeth Trickett mother in law are listed.

A marriage between a John Truman and a Susan Trickett was recorded in the December Quarter 1879 in West Bromwich Birmingham . As Jack believes his grandmothers name was Susan there is a strong possibility that this is John Henry’s parents marriage.

No trace of any marriage for a John Henry has been found in our records.

I have attached two images of the 1901 Census and the 1891 Census."

After speaking to my (living) grandfather, we were able to confirm this information. My great-grandfather, John Henry, did come to the U.S. in 1922, New York bound. John Henry's parents, John and Susan (married 1879), were married in Birmingham and lived in Stockton-on-Tees as soon as 1891.

John Henry (my great-grandfather) and his 3 brothers (John W., Arthur, Harry, Elizabeth and Ada) are verified family. My great-great grandfather and grandmother were John Henry and Susan Truman. Her maiden name was Trickett. The reason I have contacted you is because you live in the city they were married.

I'm just curious if there's any relation between you and us here in the states. Just to find out if there's any extended family would complete our search for lost family. It would put us at peace to find lost family.

Have a wonderful day.

Dave Roberts

Bildeborg or any others with Trickett family,

I'm currently trying to find long lost family. Just trying to see if you might be of any relation. Here is information of my family history. If this is your family I hope to speak with you further. The following information is verified family. We just don't know if there are any decedents living.

I'm not sure if you can help but I have found my family record and this has been proven fact. The Stockton-on-Tees Library assisted me in my search. So you know, my great-grandmother was Susan Tricket (married name was Truman). Here is a copy of the e-mail they sent me:

"Hello David,

We have found only one record of a John Henry Trueman born in the December Quarter of 1896 in Stockton . No trace of a baptism was found in our church records.

John Henry appears on a NY Passenger List in 1922 and his father is listed as J. H. Truman living at 22 Ida Street , Stockton-on-Tees .

There is only one family recorded on the 1901 and 1891 Census in the Stockton area they are possibly the one you are seeking.

If this is the John Henry you are looking for then the family appear on the 1901 census living at 12 Ida Street Stockton-on-Tees . John Henry is four years old and living with his father John, mother Susan, brothers John, Harry, Arthur, sister Elizabeth and a Joseph Truman John Henrys’ grandfather.

In the 1891 Census the same family were living at 7 Craister Street Norton in Stockton Parish. John, and wife Susan, sons, John W., Harry, & Arthur, sisters Elizabeth and Ada and Elizabeth Trickett mother in law are listed.

A marriage between a John Truman and a Susan Trickett was recorded in the December Quarter 1879 in West Bromwich Birmingham . As Jack believes his grandmothers name was Susan there is a strong possibility that this is John Henry’s parents marriage.

No trace of any marriage for a John Henry has been found in our records.

I have attached two images of the 1901 Census and the 1891 Census."

After speaking to my (living) grandfather, we were able to confirm this information. My great-grandfather, John Henry, did come to the U.S. in 1922, New York bound. John Henry's parents, John and Susan (married 1879), were married in Birmingham and lived in Stockton-on-Tees as soon as 1891.

John Henry (my great-grandfather) and his 3 brothers (John W., Arthur, Harry, Elizabeth and Ada) are verified family. My great-great grandfather and grandmother were John Henry and Susan Truman. Her maiden name was Trickett. The reason I have contacted you is because you live in the city they were married.

I'm just curious if there's any relation between you and us here in the states. Just to find out if there's any extended family would complete our search for lost family. It would put us at peace to find lost family.

Have a wonderful day.

Dave Roberts

I am descended from the Truman/Trickett family and was aware that one of the sons emigrated to the US. I am happy to correspond with you. My name is Grant Truman.

I knew of a Sidney Trickett who worked at Andrews Toledo steelworks in Neepsend in the 50s

Hello there

i dont know if i have any relation to you but my name is J Trickett and i live in south east sheffield

i am related to an eric trickett who has been mentioned by someone earlier in this forum and an audrey trickett who originally came from newcastle. As a helping hand i will try and find out who there grandparents were :)

Hi I dont know if its the same family but I have some references to a Trickett family in Fulwood my father used to know in 1944 he used to wlk the dog Kiska.

Let me know if you want me to dig deeper into the box of his papers further.

Sincerely

Sally