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Number 001 |
Wonderful News
Hartley B. Duerdens
great-grandson (from Warwickshire) contacted me through this
"help page" and found that Philip Ryley (West Yorkshire) had
some Masonic artefacts which could have belonged to his
grandfather.
After numerous
emails and eventually a trip up to Yorkshire, not only did
he receive the artefacts but by visiting the local church
vicar, picked up some information on his family at the same
time.
He presented them
to his mother as an 81st. birthday surprise.
From - Philip Ryley Sun 12/1/2003
I am looking
for a Hartley B. Duerden. I believe he lived in
Heptonstall near Hebden Bridge.
He was a
steward of the Bohemian Lodge in 1926 and
attended the 1925 Festival.
Please let me
know if you can help.
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Number 006 |
From - Deborah Darnes Amy
Duerden Mon 22/11/2004
I've just started to
research my husband's family tree (my mother's looking into
my own) and wonder whether you may be able to help.
My husband's mother was Amy Duerden before she married John
Leslie Darnes in 1938. As far as we can make out so
far, Amy's parents were William Duerden and Emily Duerden
nee Read who married in 1894. On the 1901 Census they
are listed as living at No 16 Queen Victoria Street,
Blackburn, Lancashire with a son Walter aged 2 and a
daughter Laura aged 8 months. By the time Amy was born
in December 1912 they had moved to 9 Garden Street,
Blackburn. My husband, Richard Darnes, born 28
September 1942, seems to remember aunts named Mary and
Emily. Some of the family emigrated to Australia.
Amy died in 1951 when Richard was only 8 years old hence the
lack of family memories to fall back on!
If this fits in with your
family tree of if you can give me any further information, I
would be very grateful.
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Number 005 |
From -
Patrick Wyse Jackson 07/09/2004
I am researching the
life and work of a Professor James Edwin Duerden and wonder if he
is related to any of your Duerdens.
Any information on him or any of his relations would be greatly appreciated.
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Number 004 |
From - Belinda Begley
19/06/2004
I am undertaking some
genealogical research on behalf of my husband's cousin,
Mr Kevin Fish.
Kevin's natural
father was Albert Vincent Duerden born in Blackburn
England in approximately 1904.
Albert Vincent
Duerden's parents were Albert Guthrie Duerden and
Margaret Catherine Cross.
At T355 in your large
family tree there is a reference to an Albert Duerden
born in 1865 who was married to a Margaret Cross.
Presumably these people would be the same as Albert
Guthrie Duerden and Margaret Catherine Cross (the
parents of Albert Vincent Duerden).
I would be grateful
if you could advise me of any information you may have
about Albert Duerden and Margaret Cross or if you could
advise me where I might find out more information about
them.
Congratulations on
your fine website. It is a wonderful piece of work.
More information
required.
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Number 003 |
From - Jennifer
Ward 19/07/2004
James Ward (born
about 1827 in Rawtenstall) married Elizabeth Ingham
(born about 1829 in Bouke?)
children:
1. William Ward (born 1851 in Rawtenstall) married Besty
(born about 1854 in Dundee, Monhose, Scotland) 2. Mary
Ward (born about 1856 in Rawtenstall) 3. Ashworth Ward
(born about 1858 in Rawtenstall) married Alice Simpson
(born about 1857 in Rawtenstall) in Dec Q 1878 4. Sarah
Ward (born1861 in Rawtenstall) 5. Emma Ward (born Sep Q
1862 in Rawtenstall) 6. Alice Ann Ward (born about
1866 in Rawtenstall) married Mar Q 1885 Burnley to
Thomas Duerden (Dearden) 7. Rachel Ward (born about
1872 in Rawtenstall)
Children of William Ward and Betsy
1. Fred Ward (born Dec Q 1875 in Rawtenstall) 2. James
William Ward (born about 1878 in Cloughfold or
Rawtenstall) 3. Annie Ward (born Dec Q 1880 in Nelson)
4. Rennie Ward (born Sep Q 1883 in Nelson) 5. Maggie
Ward (born about 1885 in Nelson) 6. Eleanor Ward (born
Mar Q 1889 in Nelson) 7. Harry Ward (born about 1891 in
Nelson) 8. Bertie Ward (born Jun Q 1897 in Nelson)
Children of Ashworth Ward and Alice Simpson 1. John
William Ward (born about 1880 in Nelson) 2. James Robert
Ward (born Dec Q 1881 in Rawtenstall) 3. George Ward
(born Jun Q 1883 in Rawtenstall) This is my
Great-Grandfather.
4. Emma Ward (born about 1888 in Rawtenstall) 5. Edith
Ward (born Mar Q 1892 in Rawtenstall) 6. Sarah Ward
(born about 1896 in Rawtenstall).
Anybody know the above Thomas Duerden / Dearden?
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Number 002 |
From - Lorraine Lind
Tuesday, July 06, 2004
I am researching my
husband's ancestors. They are Benjamin (d 22 June
1884) and Margaret FELL (died 1 March 1888), I understand
they are both interred at Grindleton Church - this was
gleaned from remembrance cards in the family's possession.
Their daughter Jane married James WALLBANK at Clitheroe
probably Dec 1879. They came to NZ with a young family
in 1908. I am struggling to get details to
take me back in time, both for the FELL and WALLBANK
families. If you can shed any light on the path I
should take I would be delighted.
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