POGSON family in WRY

[DaveHam9]

Hello,

Assisted immigrants:

POGSON William 40 Alfred 1860 Sydney and family Reel 2139, [4/4796]
POGSON Nancy 34 Alfred 1860 Sydney and family Reel 2139, [4/4796]
POGSON Henry 10 Alfred 1860 Sydney and family Reel 2139, [4/4796]

Possible
Births Dec 1849
POGSON Henry Huddersfield 22 364


I can't see the marriage. Nancy is probably Ann or something else in the register.

I'd like a look up please for the POGSON family in WRY in 1851, possibly around Huddersfield. Thanks.

Regards,

Dave

 

[davelambert271]

Hi Dave
This IS your family

1851 England Census
about Harriet Pogson
Name: Harriet Pogson
Age: 1
Estimated birth year: abt 1850
Relation: Son
Father's name: William Pogson
Mother's name: Nancy Pogson
Where born: Kirkheaton, Yorkshire, England

Civil Parish: Kirkheaton
Town: Kirkheaton
County/Island: Yorkshire
Country: England

Registration district: Huddersfield
Sub-registration district: Almondbury

William Pogson 30 Kirkheaton Fancy Weaver, hand loom
Nancy Pogson 25 Kirkheaton
Harriet Pogson 1 Kirkheaton

I think the page ref is HO 107/2294/537/39
Harriets name was Henry but this has been overwritten with what looks like Harriet. Bad image

dave

 

[davelambert271]

Hi dave

marriage
Name: Wm Pogson
Year of Registration: 1848
Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar
District: Huddersfield
County: Yorkshire - West Riding, West Yorkshire
Volume: 22 page 227

Wm Pogson 1848 Huddersfield Yorkshire - West Riding, West Yorkshire
Nancy Wood 1848 Huddersfield Yorkshire - West Riding, West

dave

 

[DaveHam9]

hello dave,

Thank you very much.

It is the right family. William is listed as a 'Fancy weaver' on the shipping record which also just says Yorkshire. Bit curious with Henry being changed to Harriet. Perhaps the enumerator wanted one more female.

After looking at the POGSON name I thought it would be in the Huddersfield RD.

I was a bit slow last night and kept thinking it was Nancy/Ann etc that kept me from finding a marriage that was in the correct RD. I didn't think it could have been because of William being Wm.

Regards,

Dave

 

[p.risboy]

There is a Woolliam at Sydney airport.>:2fun:

 

[DaveHam9]

Yes Steve.

Yet one more from the Almondbury sub-district added to my tree. If I get too many more instead of saying my English roots are in Brede, E Sussex, I'm going have to say they are from WRY. What a thought. :2fun:

 

[p.risboy]

Yes Steve.

Yet one more from the Almondbury sub-district added to my tree. If I get too many more instead of saying my English roots are in Brede, E Sussex, I'm going have to say they are from WRY. What a thought. :2fun:

That must give you a Wry smile on your face.

OK.......I'll leave the room.redf):2fun:

 

[DaveHam9]

Indeed. Very good, Steve.

 

[davelambert271]

Yes Steve.

Yet one more from the Almondbury sub-district added to my tree. If I get too many more instead of saying my English roots are in Brede, E Sussex, I'm going have to say they are from WRY. What a thought. :2fun:

And whats wrong with wry... thats the last census record I'll find you..
:2fun::2fun:
dave

 

[DaveHam9]

But, dave I just don't have the right accent. :2fun:

 

[p.risboy]

Don't believe him Dave.>:2fun::2fun:

 

[DaveHam9]

Well, I don't know if it's the bit of German blood in me or what but 50% call it south of England and 50% call it South African.

I must have a weird accent. :2fun: