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Baptisms - Manchester area

Posted: 19 Apr 2014 20:05
by dickiesam
Looking for baptisms relating to these two births. Parents believed to be James and Sarah Belsford. Hopefully one will have Sarah's maiden name.... :roll:

Births Jun 1893: Belsford, James Chorlton 8c 871
Births Mar 1897: Belsford, Sarah Ann Chorlton 8c 815

Re: Baptisms - Manchester area

Posted: 19 Apr 2014 20:31
by Bertieone
Hi, DS,

There's no maiden name available for Sarah on those baptisms.

Have you any census info for the family and did they have a Tryphena born 1890?

Re: Baptisms - Manchester area

Posted: 19 Apr 2014 20:39
by Alison C
Hello,

LancashireBMD has the following marriage in 1884 for:

James T BELSFORD & Sarah CLARKE at Bradford, Christ Church

There is then another marriage in 1902 for
William Henry BENNETT and Sarah BELSFORD (Sarah CLARK) at Bradford, St Aidan.

Alison

Re: Baptisms - Manchester area

Posted: 19 Apr 2014 20:47
by Bertieone
That's the marriage I found, also census that I think are relevant,

1891,
RG12 P3173 F67 P35, Tryphena Belsford

1901,
RG13, P3686 F132 P35, Tryphena Clarke.

1901,
RG13 P3745 F138 P13, James Belsford

Re: Baptisms - Manchester area

Posted: 19 Apr 2014 20:54
by Karen
1911 Census, 17 Wellesley St West Gorton Manchester (Piece: 23749, ED, institution, or vessel: 48, Registration District Number: 464)

William Henry Bennett/ 30/ married / Miner - Tunnel Driving / Manchester
Sarah Bennett / 42 / married (11 years) / Ardwick, Manchester
Henry Bennett / son / 5 / Manchester Bradford
James Belsford / stepson / 18 / Moulder Iron / West Gorton, Manchester
Sarah Ann Belsford / stepdaughter / 14 / Servant Domestic / West Gorton, Manchester

1902 - Marriage at St. Aidan, Bradford, Manchester - Sarah Belsford & William Henry Bennett.

As this is not Sarah's first marriage, her previous surname is given - Clark.

There is a marriage of a Sarah Clarke to a James Thomas Belsford at Christ Church, Bradford in 1884.

Re: Baptisms - Manchester area

Posted: 19 Apr 2014 21:32
by dickiesam
Bertieone wrote:Hi, DS,
There's no maiden name available for Sarah on those baptisms.
Have you any census info for the family and did they have a Tryphena born 1890?
Hi Bert,
Thanks for looking. And yes there was a daughter Tryphena and yes I have the family on the 1891...

1891: RG12 Piece: 3173 Folio: 67 Page: 35
Address: 10 Junction Street, Gorton, Manchester
BELSFORD, James T Head 31 1860 General Labourer - New Mills, Cheshire [Note: He is also in a census as being from New Mills, Derbyshire. This is not a mistake because New Mills is on the border of these counties.
BELSFORD, Sarah Wife 25 1866 - Ardwick, Lancashire [She later married William Bennett in 1902 after James died in 1901]
BELSFORD, Tryphena Dtr 1 1890 - Gorton, Lancashire

Births Sep 1889: Belsford, Tryphena Chorlton 8c 802
Births Jun 1893: Belsford, James Chorlton 8c 871 [see stepson in 1911]

Births Sep 1895: Belsford, Sarah Chorlton 8c 807
Death Sep 1895: Belsford, Sarah Chorlton Age 0 - 8C 528

Births Mar 1897: Belsford, Sarah Ann Chorlton 8c 815 [see stepdaughter in 1911]

It is the James Belsford bn 1893 I am tracking. I have him from birth to death and his descendents, and it is his parents etc I am after.

Re: Baptisms - Manchester area

Posted: 19 Apr 2014 21:38
by dickiesam
Hi Alison and Karen,
Thank you for looking. I am trying to confirm the Belsford children born 1890 on as being to Sarah Belsford nee Clark(e), without buying a birth cert! :D

If the mother is Sarah Clarke I am fairly sure I have her parents John and Tryphena Clark. They are in fact looking after two of the Belsford children, Tryphena and Florence, in 1901 but they have given them the Clarke surname!
RG13 Piece: 3686 Folio: 132 Page: 13

Re: Baptisms - Manchester area

Posted: 19 Apr 2014 21:43
by Bertieone
Speckled Jim dispatched, DS.

Re: Baptisms - Manchester area

Posted: 19 Apr 2014 22:36
by dickiesam
Bertieone wrote:Speckled Jim dispatched, DS.
TVM. Arrived and been fed and watered! :lol:

Re: Baptisms - Manchester area

Posted: 20 Apr 2014 08:55
by MaryA
Tweet tweet good going lads and girls :D