Apprenticeship Indentures.

9 Listed -

The surnames of the apprentices were: Allcock, Ashley, Birt, Harding Jacob, Stanton, Wintle.

The surnames of the Masters were: Beck, Birt, Ellery, Leigh, Newbould, Stanton, Wintle & Wood.

Apprenticeships Ulverston

1738-1826.

This document lists Apprenticeships from the Ulverston and Surrounding Area of Cumbria (Formerly Lancashire) 1738-1826.

Hearth Tax Returns for Leece, Cumbria (Late of Lancashire).

A true duplicate of all the Hearths and Stoves within the said hundred of Lonsdale, Cumbria. There are Four Tables covering the Years 1663 –1664 –1666 & 1673.

Day & Date Formula.

How to find the day on which an event took place given the date.

Lancashire Parishes.

 Found in Boyd’s Marriage Index.

Headstone Inscriptions – Park Independent Chapel, Shuttleworth.

This list contains the Headstone Inscriptions that I have transcribed, from the Park  Independent church, Park, Shuttleworth, near Bury, Lancashire.

Headstone Inscriptions – Rowland's Methodist Church at Summerseat.

Old Graveyard.

This list contains 94 Headstone Inscriptions that I have transcribed, from the Old Graveyard at Rowland's Methodist Church at Summerseat, near Bury in Lancashire.

Headstone Inscriptions – Rowland's Methodist Church at Summerseat.

Top Graveyard.

I have listed the 180 Headstone Inscriptions that I have transcribed, from the Top Graveyard of Rowland's Methodist Church at Summerseat, near Bury in Lancashire.

Broughton, Cumbria Summons’ and other documents involving Richard Gilpin SAWREY JP.

This documents makes mention of many names, and can be very helpful to those who are researching their family ancestors.

Owners of Seats in Kirkby Ireleth Chapel Cumbria.

This documents gives the Names of those who bought pews/boxes in the chapel at Kirkby Ireleth, Cumbria, for the Years of 1725 & 1853

Militia Lists Low Furness, Cumbria (Late of Lancashire). 1816-1831.

We have a few Militia Lists placed here, and these I am sure you will find of interest.

I do hope that these help you with your family research.

Directory of Ulverston, Cumbria (Late of Lancashire).1843.

Here we have a full list of the tradesmen and professional inhabitants of Ulverston for 1843.

Dalton, Cumbria (Late of Lancashire). Land Tax 1743 & 1744.

Dalton assessment for his Majesty’s Land Tax at 4s per Pound for the years 1743 & 1744

The Dalton, Cumbria (Late of Lancashire). Land Tax bill for 1815.

Here we have a great list from 1815 (Dalton Land Tax bill), they show the names of the proprietors, the occupier and the amount.

There are also some great Notes attached to this list.

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Residents in Barrow, Cumbria (Late of Lancashire). 1822 & 1838.

Recollections of the inhabitants of Barrow in 1838

& Barrow Village Residents of 1822.

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Furness, Cumbria (Late of Lancashire). Mining Employees 1847-48.

These lists show who is in the employment of Messrs Harrison, Ainslie & Co at Lindal Moor mines, December 1848. Together with a list of men working at the mines having children requiring instruction.

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Here we have a large collection

of notes taken from wills, etc.

This is a large collection of Notes taken from wills, etc.

They are listed under the main surname that is mentioned in these documents,

and I am sure that they will be helpful if you are researching the named person.

They range from the 1500's to the 1800's.

Newspaper Report of the Inquest into the Fatal Accident at Saints – Warrington Match at St. Helens

Rugby Football Ground.

On Saturday 16^th October 1948.

Charles Forrest, born 15th Nov 1899 at St. Helens, Lancashire.

At time of accident was living at Mulberry Avenue, St Helens, Lancashire.

Inquest Report together with a report

of the accident taken from the

 Shrewsbury Chronicle on

Friday 17th October 1851.

John Pugh of Pontesbury, Shropshire.

Letter from the Solicitor after

Mary Ann Siddle's Death in 1943.

Mary Ann [Metcalfe] Siddle, of Yorkshire North Riding.

This letter lists various nephews and nieces.

Surnames mentioned - Busby, Hillary, Peacock and Rutter.

Also in the notes attached are some family Tree details.

Prison Record

Tom Griffin.  United States Penitentiary, Fort Leavenworth, KS. 1899

WWI Draft Registration Card

Sidney Finas Rollins 1918.

Pemuta Creek, Oklahoma, USA

Renunciation of Executorship

Transcript of a Renunciation Of The Executorship of James Bordmans Will 1637

Alien Registration Form

This is a copy of a Alien Registration Form, sent to by mistake from the NARA Archives, for a Marcelina Parez Vasquez

Case File - Conspiracy to Violate

Bankruptcy Laws

He was sentenced on 24 Jun 1929

Baptism Certificate

This is a baptism certificate which was found in an old house in Australia,

for a Joseph Ibbot, dated 13th April 1836.

World War Two Service

John Henry Whitley

Registration under the

National Registration Act, 1915

Agnes Marion Kitchen

Service Record

This is the service record sheet for William Henry Fletcher, who was born in 1898

Military Attestation

This is a Attestation Form of Alfred George Randall. (Born abt 1865)

Freeman Roll Book 1788- 1895

Listings for the Surname of Stanton - (all at Stafford)

Extracts from the Corporation Rent book - Stafford.

These extracts are for the surname of Stanton, and cover the years 1801-1804 and 1807-1810.   Records at Stafford Archive.

Stafford Gaol Records

(surname of Stanton)

Here are a few details from the Stafford Prison Records, and also from A J Stanley's History of Stafford Gaol, the listings are for the surname of Stanton - Records at Stafford Archive.

Elector Registers for Stafford

Here you can view many listings from the Elector Registers for Stafford, for the surname of Stanton. Records at Stafford Archive.

Prison Record

Tom Griffin.  United States Penitentiary, Fort Leavenworth, KS.  1899

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WWI Draft Registration Card

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Transcript of a Renunciation Of The Executorship Of JAMES BORDMANS Will 1637

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Alien Registration Form

What I have is a copy of a Alien Registration Form, sent to me by mistake from the NARA Archives.

She is enumerated in the 1930 US Census with her husband Marquita and 7 children, in Cotulla TX.

It gives her place of birth, physical description and how and where she last entered the US.

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Case File

Conspiracy to Violate Bankruptcy Laws

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Baptism Certificate

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World War Two Service

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Registration of Agnes Marion Kitchen

This is to certify that Agnes Marion Kitchen House worker 30

Of 148 Paget St Loughborough

Has been registered under the National Registration Act, 1915

God save the King

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Service Record for William Henry Fletcher born 1898

Register No. 2096

Division: R.M.B.

Born 10 February 1898

Previously a School boy

Congregationalist

Enlisted 5 April 1913

Mother: Annie of  9, ?Bayswater Place ?Roundray Rd.  Leeds

There is a "Description of Person" and details of Rank, Division or Ships, Character, Ability, Commanding Officer, Promotion, Gratuities etc.

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These details were kindly sent in by Pat

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Freeman Roll Book 1788- 1895 For the surname of Stanton (Records at Stafford Archive)

(all at Stafford)

George Stanton 9^th March 1790 servitude D(ead?)

Edward Stanton 23^rd November 1791 Birth got one

Thomas Stanton 9^th May 1796 servitude got one

Joseph Stanton 13^th August 1800 Birth AR(?)

John Stanton 22^nd December 1800 servitude D

William Stanton 5^th October 1812 Birth

William Stanton 5^th June 1818 Birth

John Stanton 5^th June 1818 Birth

William Stanton 31^st July 1837 Servitude

Samuel Stanton 21^st July 1837 servitude X 28^th February 1873

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Extracts from the Corporation Rent book - Stafford. For the surname of Stanton.

(Records at Stafford Archive)

Gaolgate Ward 1807 – 1810
Seth Stanton & Hannah
rent due lady day 1808 2' 6d received – yes
rent due Michaelmas 2' 6d received – no arrears
rent due lady day 1809 10' received – 2' 6d
rent due Michaelmas 10' received – no arrears - £1
Half day month lady day 1810 10' received – yes
Michaelmas 1810 arrears - £1.10'

Gaolgate Ward 1807 – 1810
George Stanton
rent 2' 6d paid on time throughout

Acre rents (Freeman allotments) 1801 1804
Mrs Stanton paid one month out

Acre Rents 1801 – 1804
Wm Stanton
no payment received see Mr Wm Lycett (note for Wm Lysett says is due from late W Robert Silvester)

Acre Rents 1801 – 1804
William Stanton
full details not recorded by me but he paid very rarely
From 1807 – 1810 all rents were paid on time.
 

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Stantons in Gaol - Taken from records at Stafford Archive.

From Stafford Prison Records
 

Ann Stanton aged 40 (1787) Stafford 1827.2 vs inhabitants of the county of Stafford, judge; earl Talbot, Robbery - theft of cutlery, 6 mnths prison and hard labour.

George Stanton. Stone 1793.1 vs Sarah Deakin, judge; John Jervis, Sex offence – Bastardy, committed, notes – want of sureties

Taken from A J Stanley's History of Stafford Gaol

In October 1866 Samuel Stanton, one of the prison warders, who with his wife and a friend, a photographer named Lapworth, had been returning to Stafford from Cheadle, in a horse and trap, was injured when the vehicle in which they were travelling collided with another in the dark (at Acton) near Stone. Bothe the Stantons were thrown to the ground by the force of the impact, Samuel sustaining injury to the head and spine and for some time after the accident was delirious, his condition giving cause for anxiety. It was not reported why Stanton, his wife and their photographer friend had travelled to Cheadle but in September 1871 Stanton's daughter Mary then aged 25 died at Cheadle. Reported in the Staffordshire advertiser 6th October 1866 and 2nd September 1871. Retired as a Chief warder at the Midsummer quarter sessions of 1877 receiving a yearly pension of £65 7s 4d.

Taken from A J Stanley's History of Stafford Gaol
 

John Stanton debtor signed a petition with other debtors in Stafford Gaol asking that wives & children be permitted into the Castle (Gaol?).
dated 11th - 1803 Stafford Castle

William Stanton formerly of West Bromwich, late of Tipton, nailer asked for releases from debtors prison along with others.
Dated 1st May 1811

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