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Member IDs: 34-GWB to 38-JAZ
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Column 1: 34-GWB - 36-JEA |
Column 2: 37-MAH - 38-JAZ |
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ID: 34-GWB
Town/s of Interest: Rochdale,
Blackburn, Barnoldswick, Kelbrook
Researcher: Gwynne Wilson-Brown
Location: Tasmania & SE1 London
Email: g w y n n e w b [at] btinternet.com
Smith Chat Forum Username:-
Online Office Pigeon-hole 34-gwb
Interests submitted: 2005
Summary of Interests/Message
Earliest SMITH found is William b 1802 Blackburn, m Catherine of Mellor.
His son Thomas weaver, policeman,
butcher, vanishes after 1883......
His son Gilbert of Rochdale MYSTERY -
lost wife Violet (Lord-Howarth),
to brother in law, Hampson Seddon who took Smith surname in Nelson in 1901 census...
what happened to them?
Nb: Violet Smith's maiden name was Lord,
born 1877 in Ashton-under-Lyne. Her mother Sarah Lord later married Charles Howarth of Rochdale, when Violet also took the surname Howarth.
George & Grace Smith ex Rochdale,
Barnoldswick Kelbrook emigrated to
Tasmania 1960 to join son Leslie Smith.
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Kelbrook, a picturesque village in Pendle,
near Barnoldswick and Earby. St. Mary's Church at Kelbrook was built in 1839. |
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| The photo below by John Tomlinson shows a lovely spot near Kelbrook. This is the old road between Colne and Skipton, looking across in the far distance to Ingleborough |
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Pennine view near Kelbrook
© Copyright John Tomlinson and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
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For more information about Kelbrook
and other Pendle towns and villages |
| see www.pendle.net |
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ID: 37-MAH
Towns of Interest:
Great Bolton, Westhoughton
Researcher: Mike Ainscough
Contact through own website
Mike Ainscough's Family Tree Website
Smith Chat Forum Username:-
Online Office Pigeon-hole 37-mah-
Interests added to Smith List: 2005:
Summary of Interests/Message
ELLIN SMITH (1742 - ?)
The daughter of John Smith (b.1716)
and a woman called Ellen.
Ellin Smith was.........
Christened in Great Bolton
on 3rd February 1742.
Married to William Winward
(b.1743) on 20th February 1770.
Buried in Westhoughton
on 27th September 1802.
Children of William Winward & Ellin nee Smith:
Ann Winward (1770)
Mary Winward (1772)
Elizabeth Winward (1775)
William Winward (1777)
Ellin Winward (1779)
Margaret Winward (1785)
St. Katherine's Church, Blackrod
Image reproduced courtesy of Mike Ainscough
The Lancashire Surnames included in
Mike's family tree on his site are.....
Ainscough, Arrowsmith, Bellingall, Birchal,
Boland, Booth, Chaddock, Coop, Cunliffe, Giligan, Green, Harrison, Haslam, Hodkinson, Holding, Hulme , Leather, Mangnall, Rigby, SMITH, Taylor, Waite, Winward |
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| ID: 38-JAZ |
Towns of Interest: W.R.Yorks -
Keighley, Bradford, Haworth, Thornton |
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Researcher: Jazille Eilles (Jaz)
Location: Chicago, USA
Email: J a z [at] wideopenwest.com |
Smith Chat Forum Username:-
Online Office Pigeon-hole 38-jaz |
| Interests submitted: 2005/Updated 2006 |
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| Summary of Interests/Message |
James SMITH, a clogger, married
Hannah Shackleton, both of Keighley area.
I think their marriage was 1829 in Keighley.
1851 Census : James & Hannah with their children......
Address: Denholme Gate, Denholme, Thornton, Yorkshire.
James Smith, Head, b:abt 1806 Keighley,
Hannah Smith Wife b:abt 1808 Keighley,
William Smith Son b:abt 1831 Haworth
(see***1871 data below)
Sugden Smith Son b:abt 1833 Haworth
(see*notes below)
Henry Smith Son b:abt 1837 Bradford,
Susan Smith Dau b:abt 1840 Bradford
(see Susey**notes below)
Robert Smith Son b:abt 1843 Bradford,
John Smith Son b:abt 1845 Bradford,
Hannah Smith Dau b:abt 1849 Bradford. |
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ID: 35-FIH
Town of Interest: Oswaldtwistle
Researcher: Fiona Hall
Smith Chat Forum Username:-
Online Office Pigeon-hole: 35-FIH
Interests submitted: Oct 2005/Website link updated 2010
Contact through own Website:
Oswaldtwistle, Church, & the HAWORTH Families |
The small towns of Oswaldtwistle and
Church are located on route from
Blackburn to Accrington
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| Summary of Interests/Message |
SMITH connection to the Oswaldtwistle HAWORTH's.........
Mary Ann SMITH born c1838, Oswaldtwistle.
Married: 1 Jan 1857 at Immanuel Church, Oswaldtwistle.
To James HAWORTH (s/o George HAWORTH & Catherine WALSH)
James & Mary Ann's Children all born in Oswaldtwistle -
George, Nancy, Elizabeth, Alice, James, Caroline, John.
James HAWORTH & Mary Ann (nee SMITH) on the Census
1861 : 3107/55 : Colliers Row, Oswaldtwistle
1871 : 4186/10 : 2 Colliers Row Oswaldtwistle
1881 : 4202/138: 7 Stonebridge Lane, Oswldtwl
Mary Ann HAWORTH nee SMITH was deceased by the time of the 1891 Census.
1891 : 3410/130: 18 Melbourne St,Oswaldtwl:
James Haworth - Widow, age 58, with his children......
Ann Dau 31, Elizabeth Dau 23, James Son 19, ** Caroline Dau 17,
Susan E. Dau 15, John Son 12.
**Caroline HAWORTH, Dau of Mary Ann SMITH & James HAWORTH.
possible married name ?STUBBINS
(& children possibly ?George & ?James Stubbins) |
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Immanuel Church, Oswaldtwistle
by Janet Fielding, at "Ossy Gobbin" |
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Oswaldtwistle circa 1900
More images at Oswaldtwistle it's oop north, with cobbled streets... |
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| ID: 36-JEA |
Town/s of Interest:
Ramsbottom, Bury |
Researcher: Jean G.
Location: Washington State, USA
Email: j c g o b e l [at] msn.com |
Smith Chat Forum Username:---
Online Office Pigeon-hole 36-jea |
| Interests submitted: 2005 |
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| Summary of Interests/Message |
Looking for any information/1851/61
Census data for my John "Jack" Smith.
The only info I have is that he was
born in August 1848 in Ramsbottom, Bury.
I have not been able to locate his parents' names.
By 1870 he was in Missouri, USA.
Any help or suggestions appreciated. |
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| * Sugden Smith, son of James Smith and Hannah (nee Shackleton) was born in Haworth, 1834 and baptised in 1835. |
(previous census transcriptions have
incorrectly shown Sugden as "Snyder")
There are several Sugden Smiths showing in the LDS, all from Keighley or relatives of this Sugden Smith.
1861 Census:
James,Clogger, Widower, living in
Thornton, Yorkshire, with his two daughters:
**Susey (b:c1840) and Hannah (b:c1849)
**Susey Smith married John "Thomas" Brogden. One of her sons was called Edgar Smith Brogden.
I believe that the following data is
probably correct for James Smith...... |
James Smith born in 1804 in Haworth, the
son of William Smith and Hannah Sugden of
Haworth, Yorkshire
James's parents - William Smith and
Hannah Sugden were married in 1803.
(Note - James had named his second son
Sugden after his own mother's maiden name)
***1871 Census Data given below is of
the family of William Smith (eldest son
of James Smith & Hannah Shackleton).
Note that William had followed the same
example & gave the name Shackleton to
his second son, after his own mother's
maiden name.
1871 Census Civil Parish of Thornton, Yorks
William Smith, Head, b.c 1832 Haworth Yorks
Esther Smith, Wife, b.c 1832 Thornton Yorks
and their children, all born in Thornton Yorks
Emma Smith, Dau, b.abt 1852
John Smith, Son, abt 1855
Lannie Smith, Dau, abt 1857
Shackleton Smith, Son, abt 1858
Dan Smith Son, abt 1863
Ada Smith, Dau, abt 1865
Ann Smith, Dau, abt 1867
Sam Smith, Son, abt 1860
Also looking for more information on
Hannah Smith nee Shackleton,
b.c1808 Keighley,
married James Smith in Keighley c1829,
and had died at some time between
the 1851 and 1861 Census. |
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19th century image of Keighley Parish Church (built 1848, replaced old church on same site)
from Keighley Churches Now & Then by Keighley & District Local History Society.
Modern image of Keighley Church
Full & interesting timeline history at the Parish's own website The History of Keighley Parish and its Church
| Haworth in Keighley District
800 feet high in the Pennines, the home of the Parsonage where the Brontes spent much of their lives. At that time, a crowded industrial township, with a 118 percent population increase between 1801 and 1851 to 3,365. No sewers and a polluted, inadequate water supply contributed to a high mortality rate. 1,344 burials in the church yard between 1840-50, with average age at death 25 years; 41 percent of babies died before reaching age 6 years.....
Read more at.............
The Bronte Parsonage Museum & Bronte Society
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Several named Smith can be found in the
Haworth BMDs & MI transcriptions by Joyce Battersby
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