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rob col
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United Kingdom
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 Posted - 28 Jul 2010 : 7:13:35 PM
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| Peter 6, thanks for the info on the Collinson family however, your info has thrown up a quandary. Please, if it is possible could you find out whether William born 1821, George 1825 and Harriet born 1823, all died as I am hitting a brick wall every time I look for them. Also to all Collinsons or relations within the wolds please contact me through this forum as I am trying to collate all the descendants of Charles Collinson and Rebecca Skelton, it is for a Collinson family journal. Photos, stories anecdotes all welcome id love to have every known descendant of the Collinsons. Many thanks to all those who have contacted me already, the rest of you get mailing thanks Rob ps please mail if your family name is Barr or Cooper thanks |
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Peter6
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 28 Jul 2010 : 8:42:52 PM
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Hi Rob,
With reference to your question: 'the impossible I can do, miracles take a little longer'
In the meantime, I thought you would be interested in the following:
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.- (Before Capt. Brooksbank and C. Sykes, Esq.) - Skelton Collinson, of Bainton, was summond for refusing to give up a cottage, after receiving due notice to do so. Order made for taking forcible possession.
Source: DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE .
The Hull Packet and East Riding Times (Hull, England), Friday, April 24, 1863; Issue 4083.
Regards,
Peter6 |
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rob col
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United Kingdom
26 Posts |
Posted - 31 Jul 2010 : 2:59:01 PM
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| lol thanks peter 6 i appreciate all the help it seems my ggggrandfather was a bit of a hell raiser by all accounts runs in the family or so ive been told if you come across any collinsons in driffield in your searches please give me a shout theres quite a few of us and its becoming a bigger and bigger search many thanks for the info up to now you have been a great help rob |
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Peter6
Advanced Member
United Kingdom
614 Posts |
Posted - 02 Aug 2010 : 11:20:25 AM
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Hi Rob,
Thought the following might be of interest !
FindingNo QSF/584/B/9
Level Item
Extent 1 item
Title Indictment of George Wilson
Date 27 Jun 1854
Description :-Steal one waistcoat from Skelton Collinson
6 months hard labour
Witnesses: John Lazenby, Joseph Young
AccessStatus Open
Source: East Riding of Yorkshire Archives and Records Service (E.R.A.O.) |
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Peter6
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United Kingdom
614 Posts |
Posted - 02 Aug 2010 : 11:45:29 AM
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Just a bit more detail:
GEORGE WILSON (32), pleaded guilty to stealing, on the 21st January last, at Grindale, a waistcoat, belonging to Skelton Collinson, and was sentenced to six months' imprisonment
Source: EAST-RIDING SESSIONS .
The York Herald, and General Advertiser (York, England), Saturday, July 01, 1854; pg. 6; Issue 4260. |
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rob col
Average Member
United Kingdom
26 Posts |
Posted - 02 Aug 2010 : 7:13:15 PM
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| peter, you sir are a genius i cant thank you enough youve helped in so many ways if you come across anything else regarding the collinsons or any skeltons im going you have been fantastic to have to make you my family historian lol. in any case keep up the good work i thought even though i had just started this family story i was pretty good just goes to show how wrong i can be many thanks peter i hope to hear from you again its nice to know that the human spirit of generosity and helping your fellow man is still around i thought i was on my own lol again many thanks rob |
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