GLENTWORTH, GREENHOUGH, DENTON, LINGARD, TRICKETT, ADDY, BOLTON, DENNIS, HALLAM, HIGGINBOTHAM, TINGLE, HELLIWELL, HAGUE / HAIGH, DARWENT, SANDERSON, WILDE, DRABBLE, CROOKES, RIVINGTON, PROCTOR, WOOD, ARMITAGE, IBBOTSON, KAY, SHIRT, LOWE, GUEST, RONKSLEY, KING, PLATTS, STRAW, JARVILLE, ROYSTON, HEALD, WELDON, WALKER, COOPER.

They are mostly but not exclusively Bradfield, Loxley, Malin Bridge, Grenoside etc. If you can match ANY of these name together then I would love to hear from you.

Regards,
Jay.

Originally posted by BILDEBORG
GLENTWORTH, GREENHOUGH, DENTON, LINGARD, TRICKETT, ADDY, BOLTON, DENNIS, HALLAM, HIGGINBOTHAM, TINGLE, HELLIWELL, HAGUE / HAIGH, DARWENT, SANDERSON, WILDE, DRABBLE, CROOKES, RIVINGTON, PROCTOR, WOOD, ARMITAGE, IBBOTSON, KAY, SHIRT, LOWE, GUEST, RONKSLEY, KING, PLATTS, STRAW, JARVILLE, ROYSTON, HEALD, WELDON, WALKER, COOPER.

They are mostly but not exclusively Bradfield, Loxley, Malin Bridge, Grenoside etc. If you can match ANY of these name together then I would love to hear from you.

Regards,
Jay.

When you say match them together what exactly do you mean ?
For instance i know people in sheffield with at least 5 of those surnames ?

Hi Lindsey, what I mean is are there any folk out there that can match two or more of those names, ideally someone called SUSAN ADDY may have married a JOHN TRICKETT..........i e any two connections then I would be interested. I did try to make it as simple as I could.........I am basically trying to find distant Sheffield relations.............no matter how close or how far related.........I hope this answers your question.

Ever hopeful

Jay.

I was a Kay before marraige and my Mothers sister married a Drabble- this the sort of info of any use? Mary

My wife was a Lingard

My aunty jackie married a Frank Tingle, lived at Fox hill don't know if his family lived that area & I live on Ronksley Cres, hows that?

Have you tried adding your family tree to Genesreunited. I did and got a few emails back from folk that had the same family members in their trees. All very interesting stuff and traced back to the 1600s

Hi folks, many thanks for your replies...........but basically i am looking for folk who can match 32or more of these families............so if your unccle Horace Trickett marrind a Mary Addy then I would like to hear from you.

Genealogy may seem to some as a 'trainspotting' type hobby............take my word for it, it isnt!............there is much to be gained by simply looking into ones past..............it is indeed an addictive hobby though........so be prepared!

Now as to my names, if anyone can connect to at least 2 of these names and can offer further details then I would dearly like to hear from you............with all due respect, saying " I used to live next door to / went to school with / worked with is of no use, I am actually looking for folk who have more than two of these surnames married hopefully......connected.

To say that " I worked with a Bill Trickett in the 1950's" means diddley poo im afraid, what I nead is concrete evidence / possible connections.........

heres hoping I got my post understandable........


Regards to all

Jay.

What you asking is too wide ranging.

Upload your GEDCOM file to your / a website and make a link to it from the forum.

Hi Lostrider, I appreciate your comments but I was hoping to reach the broader scope of forum members, not necessarily those who are familiar with genealogy and its terms. Not too many folk would understand what a GEDCOM is, I find it difficult enough as it is to explain my requirements. I am simply asking anyone who might have an aunty Mary Lingard who might have married an uncle George Trickett for example. I cannot think of an easier way to put my post.
If anyone out there wants my GEDCOM then I would be more that willing to share it, but I see a new topic arising......"what is a GEDCOM" :gag:

kind regards,
Jay Roland.

Originally posted by BILDEBORG
Hi Lostrider, I appreciate your comments etc etc

I take your point Jay, but what your post is, is a list of surnames, most of which are very, very common in Sheffield.

I wasn't suggesting you send your gedcom to anybody but to upload the surname (and first name) information to a webpage and then just link it from your post.

Or better still upload it to Genesreunited as suggested. You will be suprised at how good it is.

Good Luck with your research, it is a lifes work and then some.

Alan

Hello Jay, I have some info on the Henry and Mary Kay family of Handsworth. Is this anywhere around the area you are researching? I am from the u.s. and not familier with the area. Let me know if I can help. Sincerely Elizabeth

My great great Grandfather Edwin Armitage married Jane Cooper. They lived on Holme Lane. His cousin Greaves Armitage married Janes' sister Maria Cooper, and they lived in a cottage behind the Stag Inn on Holme Lane which was owned by his Mother. Jane and Marias' Father Edward Cooper married Mary Darwent, and they lived both at Owlerton and Malin Bridge. Edwins' sister Amelia Armitage married William Sanderson. Both Edwin and his cousin Greaves worked at Mousehole Forge at the bottom of Stannington Road. This was owned by another branch of the Armitages and one of them, William, married Elizabeth Drabble.
Hope this helps!

Was my previous message with info on families any use to you. If so I have more family members.

HELLIWELL LIVE IN STANNIGNTON AND DID HAVE GARAGE NEXT TO OLD POSTOFFICE (NOW A HOUSE) BIT DOWN FROM PEACOCK, ONE OF THEM HAS DRIVING SCHOOL. MARY WILDE TEACHER OF SHOOTERS GROVE, MY UNCLES AUNT. RONKSLEY IS THE ICE CREAM MAN AND A LOCAL MAN, ALSO RELATION TO ME DAD IN SOME ODD WAY. WALKER BIG FAMILY IN STANNINGTON AND LOXLEY CANT RECALL ANYONE SINCE SCHOOL THO. WOMAN WHO USED TO DO SCHOOL CROSSING WAS CALLED COOPER AND HER FAMILY FROM AREA.

MIGHT BE OF NO USE AT ALL BUT I TRIED

Yes I do recognise names, Helliwell and Kay. Helliwell is Loxley and Kay is Loxley/MalinBridge/ Bradfield/Lower Heeley/Laterley Wadsley Church Graveyard!!

I am researching family tree any info gratefully received

Anna

several of these names appear as victims of Sheffield Flood of 1864.

Originally posted by BILDEBORG
GLENTWORTH, GREENHOUGH, DENTON, LINGARD, TRICKETT, ADDY, BOLTON, DENNIS, HALLAM, HIGGINBOTHAM, TINGLE, HELLIWELL, HAGUE / HAIGH, DARWENT, SANDERSON, WILDE, DRABBLE, CROOKES, RIVINGTON, PROCTOR, WOOD, ARMITAGE, IBBOTSON, KAY, SHIRT, LOWE, GUEST, RONKSLEY, KING, PLATTS, STRAW, JARVILLE, ROYSTON, HEALD, WELDON, WALKER, COOPER.

They are mostly but not exclusively Bradfield, Loxley, Malin Bridge, Grenoside etc. If you can match ANY of these name together then I would love to hear from you.

Regards,
Jay.

oh its like countdown or something

Helliwell, Hague/Haigh and Ronksley are all names in my maternal family tree. Multiparvo1

[QUOTE]Originally posted by BILDEBORG
[B]GLENTWORTH, GREENHOUGH, DENTON, LINGARD, TRICKETT, ADDY, BOLTON, DENNIS, HALLAM, HIGGINBOTHAM, TINGLE, HELLIWELL, HAGUE / HAIGH, DARWENT, SANDERSON, WILDE, DRABBLE, CROOKES, RIVINGTON, PROCTOR, WOOD, ARMITAGE, IBBOTSON, KAY, SHIRT, LOWE, GUEST, RONKSLEY, KING, PLATTS, STRAW, JARVILLE, ROYSTON, HEALD, WELDON, WALKER, COOPER.

They are mostly but not exclusively Bradfield, Loxley, Malin Bridge, Grenoside etc. If you can mat

Originally posted by BILDEBORG
GLENTWORTH, GREENHOUGH, DENTON, LINGARD, TRICKETT, ADDY, BOLTON, DENNIS, HALLAM, HIGGINBOTHAM, TINGLE, HELLIWELL, HAGUE / HAIGH, DARWENT, SANDERSON, WILDE, DRABBLE, CROOKES, RIVINGTON, PROCTOR, WOOD, ARMITAGE, IBBOTSON, KAY, SHIRT, LOWE, GUEST, RONKSLEY, KING, PLATTS, STRAW, JARVILLE, ROYSTON, HEALD, WELDON, WALKER, COOPER.

They are mostly but not exclusively Bradfield, Loxley, Malin Bridge, Grenoside etc. If you can match ANY of these name together then I would love to hear from you.

Regards,
Jay. hi i see u r looking for the family name Darwent as far as i know they are from the brightside area of sheffield i know them because the mother of my childern is a darwent and they are still a few in sheffield

hi i see u r looking for the family name Darwent as far as i know they are from the brightside area of sheffield i know them because the mother of my childern is a darwent and they are still a few in sheffield I was on the Manor gun site with the home guard during the war with a Jack Darwent we were good mates and often wonder what happened to him.Arthur

Hi Lostrider, I appreciate your comments but I was hoping to reach the broader scope of forum members, not necessarily those who are familiar with genealogy and its terms. Not too many folk would understand what a GEDCOM is, I find it difficult enough as it is to explain my requirements. I am simply asking anyone who might have an aunty Mary Lingard who might have married an uncle George Trickett for example. I cannot think of an easier way to put my post.
If anyone out there wants my GEDCOM then I would be more that willing to share it, but I see a new topic arising......"what is a GEDCOM" :gag:

kind regards,
Jay Roland.

help::help: 130 GBP REWARD OFFERED FOR INFORMATION:help:
"If anyone can show me a clear blood link between Annie Ronksley and John & Sara Ronksley". (Audrey Ronksleys family)
[Before we get there].
(My mothers family) grandmother was Annie Trickett (ronksley)
from Manor house farm Dolton Parva as a kid she lived in Dwarraden and Poggs.::huh:
"Due to abuse from close family members I have had to clarify this".
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Bildeborg, your request for information is poorly explained, hence the puzzled responses. If it's of any use to you, there was a Mr.Glentworth who was head of legal matters with Sheffield Corporation Transport Dept. in the head office on Division Street next to the City Hall during the 1960's/early 70's. He lived in Dore village.

help::help: BIG REWARD OFFERED FOR INFORMATION:help:
If anyone can show me a clear blood link between Annie Ronksley and John & Sara Ronksley. (Audrey Ronksleys family)
(My mothers family) grandmother was Annie Trickett (ronksley)
from Manor house farm Dolton Parva as a kid she lived in Dwarraden and Poggs.::huh:

ladymary@xtra.co.nz


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Free information removed at enquirers request.

phil walker married carol morton.

GLENTWORTH, GREENHOUGH, DENTON, LINGARD, TRICKETT, ADDY, BOLTON, DENNIS, HALLAM, HIGGINBOTHAM, TINGLE, HELLIWELL, HAGUE / HAIGH, DARWENT, SANDERSON, WILDE, DRABBLE, CROOKES, RIVINGTON, PROCTOR, WOOD, ARMITAGE, IBBOTSON, KAY, SHIRT, LOWE, GUEST, RONKSLEY, KING, PLATTS, STRAW, JARVILLE, ROYSTON, HEALD, WELDON, WALKER, COOPER.

They are mostly but not exclusively Bradfield, Loxley, Malin Bridge, Grenoside etc. If you can match ANY of these name together then I would love to hear from you.

Regards,
Jay.

my surname was weldon , i went to southey school, left in 1970, lived on dryden drive .first name is sharon

FreeBMD
Marriages Dec 1890

1891 census,
Piece: RG12/3848 Place: Rotherham -West Riding of Yorkshire Enumeration District: 19
Civil Parish: Dalton Ecclesiastical Parish: Holy Trinity
Folio: 4 Page: 6 Schedule: 30
Address: Dalton Parva

Family Search,

Annie Ronksley
Event(s):
Birth:
Christening: 14 JAN 1866 Bradfield, Yorkshire, England

Parents:
Father: John Ronksley
Mother: Sarah
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Are these the ones.

Please remove this above from the forum
I am sorry about this, my mother "went crazy" :rant: seeing her maiden name on the internet.
We are getting closer.
I printed it off and filed it. Thank you for your help.
Please send me your mailling address (with your initials only )
in "a private message".

Please remove this above from the forum
I am sorry about this, my mother "went crazy" :rant: seeing her maiden name on the internet.
We are getting closer.
I printed it off and filed it. Thank you for your help.
Please send me your mailling address (with your initials only )
in "a private message".

I do believe, if the post above (that you want removed) is, as it says, taken from free BMD, its freely available for all to see already :o