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11-02-17, 12:29
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James Parkin 1813
Name - James Parkin
Date and place of birthLiversedge, Yorkshire appx 1813 Names of parents????? I would love to know Date and place of baptism - ??? Details of each of his or her marriages - Ann Townend on 28/12/1834 in St Peter's Birstall, Yorkshire Occupation(s) - Coal Miner Addresses where they lived 1841/71 census records living in Batley, Can't make out 1841 census address, 1851, 45 Carlinghow, 1851, 102 Carlinghow, 1861 59 Victoria St. Death - ??? Children - Judith 1835, Ellen 1838, Edwin 1841, Robert 1845, Susannah 1847, Martha 1849, Ann 1852 & Mary 1856. 
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11-02-17, 14:05
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Who were the witnesses to his marriage?
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11-02-17, 14:10
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The 1841 census address looks like White Lee Gaol Houses. Looks as though the jail had closed a few decades previously so I guess had been converted to residential housing.
http://www.batleynews.co.uk/news/you...road-1-3915340
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11-02-17, 14:29
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Looking on the new online GRO birth index, which gives mother's maiden name even for the pre-1911 births, there is a Nathan registered Jul-Sep 1842 and a Sam Oct-Dec 1853 in addition to the children who you listed. Nathan's death was registered Apr-Jun 1849, age 6, and Sam's Oct-Dec 1854 age 10 (presumably months).
There is a James Parkin baptised 15 Sep 1816 at Birstall, parents Henry and Rachel. You could view the image on Findmypast to see whether the abode was Liversedge. But I would be more confident if your James had children named Henry and Rachel!
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11-02-17, 14:31
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11-02-17, 14:34
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2 of his children married after 1881 & he was not listed as deceased on the certificates yet i have not managed to find him on the 1881 census either!
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11-02-17, 14:53
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There is a James Parkin death registered Jul-Sep 1878 Dewsbury, age 65. And Ann Parkin Apr-Jun 1876 Dewsbury, age 62.
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#8
11-02-17, 16:54
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on here is a Josa Charles Parkin If you have a chance to look at the marriage certificate i think that could be the name of the second witness. What do you think? ** on second thoughts i'm talking rubbish..... ignore me ;-)** Last edited by CuriousKat; 11-02-17 at 17:00.
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#9
12-02-17, 17:32
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So cross with myself! I have been red herringed & completely gone down the wrong path!!
This is not my James Parkin family. I was following the ancestor Edwin Parkin b 1841 but mixed him up! He was actually born to John Parkin & Elizabeth Hall Woodhouse Leeds. Though it would seem that Edwin is not acutally John's child! On the 1841 6th June census John & Elizabeth (whom married on the 25/12/1840) are living with John's parents in Woodhouse leeds, along with 2 children Edwin aged 1 year & Charles aged 4m! when Charles gets married in 1863 Edwin is a witness & the fathers name is Felins Nullins! presume that means no father??? I am so confused!
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12-02-17, 18:40
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I think it will be "filius nullius", i.e. illegitimate child, yes.
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