Mary Elizabeth ASKHAM

[DaveHam9]

Mary Elizabeth c. 10 Aug 1834 Rothwell, Yorkshire
Richard ASKHAM & Mary
Batch: C010612

Holy Trinity, Rothwell
August 10th 1834
Mary Elizabeth daughter of Richard & Mary Askham
Abode Lockwood, nr Huddersfield
Fathers occ Gardener
No birth date.

Mary is Elizabeth in 1841 and Eliza in 1841 is Eliza Ann in 1851.

1841
HO107 Piece/Book 1274/9 Folio 13 Page 18
Civil Parish: Almondbury
Hundred: Agbrigg (Upper Division)
County: Yorkshire (West Riding)
Registration District: Huddersfield
Sub-RD: Lockwood
ED: 3
Address: Swan Lane
Richard Askham 40 Gardener Y
Mary 40 Y
Elizabeth 8 Y
Eliza 6 Y
Frederick 4 Y

1851
HO107 Piece 2296 Folio 79 Page 7
Civil Parish: Lockwood
County: Yorkshire (West Riding)
Registration District: Huddersfield
Sub-RD: Lockwood
ED: 1e
No of Schedule: 28
Address: Swan Lane
Richard Askham Head Mar 50 Gardener Hemsworth Yorkshire
Mary Askham Wife Mar 51 School Teacher Rothwell Yorkshire
Eliza Ann Askham dau 16 School Teacher Lockwood Yorkshire

Page 91
No. 181 March 6 1854 in Parish Church Rothwell - County of York
John Barraclough 21 Bachelor Mason Almondbury Jacob Barraclough Weaver
Mary Elizabeth Askham 20 Spinster ------- Rothwell Ricd. Askham Gardener
by Banns by me S. J. Chappel Curate
Parties signed
Witnesses: Thomas Crossland & William Gibson

Looking for Mary/Elizabeth in 1851.

Thanks,

Dave

 

[p.risboy]

The nearest I can find is this one Dave.

Mary Askham
Age: 19
abt 1832
Relation: Servant

Where born: Askern, Yorkshire, England
Civil Parish: Kimberworth
Eccl.l parish: Kimberworth
Yorkshire
Address: The Parkham House. ??

Regi. dist. Rotherham
Sub-regi. dist. Kimberworth
ED. 1k
House sched. number. 53
Piece: 2344
Folio: 171
Page. 14

Servant in the house of William F. Hoyle. Occ. Solicitor.

New South Wales, Australia, Assisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1828-1896.
Name - Mary Barraclough, Plus John Barrclough(Stone Mason), & Frederick Barroclough(Infant).
Birth Year abt 1833
Age 24
Gender -Female
Arrival Date -1 Apr 1857
Vessel Name - Fitz James


Steve.

 

[DaveHam9]

Thanks Steve.

Yes, that's the arrival of my line of Barracloughs. There is another mob who were farmers in western NSW.

Dave