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if you get Edwins B/C it will give you his parents names

Is this him? Do you have a date of birth? Name: Edwin Midgley Age: 23 Estimated birth year: abt 1858 Gender: Male Where born: Sicklington Hall, Yorkshire, England Civil parish: Gilling County/Island: Yorkshire Country: England Street address: Hunting Stables Aske Education: Employment status: View image Occupation: Groom Domestic Servant (8) Registration district: Richmond Sub-registration district: Richmond ED, institution, or vessel: 6

Hi Everyone, I was wondering if anyone can help me please my grandfather Edwin Midgley born @ Sicklinghall Gilling Yorks, married my grandmother Ann (Lazenby) 1882. I know they call Edwin's father Robert Midgley but who did he marry, and has Edwin & Robert any brothers or sisters and was Roberts parents called Joseph & Ellen.

Is this them 10 years later? 1891 England Census about Edwin Midgley Name: Edwin Midgley Age: 33 Estimated birth year: abt 1858 Relation: Head Spouse's name: Ann Gender: Male Where born: Icklingham, Yorkshire, England Civil parish: Gilling Ecclesiastical parish: Gilling Town: Gilling County/Island: Yorkshire Country: England Street address: Occupation: Condition as to marriage: Education: Employment status: View image Registration district: Richmond Sub-registration district: Richmond ED, institution, or vessel: 6 Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Fran Ed Midget 1 Ada Midgley 5 Alice M Midgley 9 Ann Midgley 29 Edwin Midgley 33 Elizth A Midgley 7 Frederick Midgley 3 Ernest A Nibler 9

The closest one on the 1861 census is this Francis E. Do you suoppose he was Frances Edwin and went by his middle name? 1861 census 12 Maine St., Sicklinghall, parish of Kirby Overblow, Yorkshire Robert Midgley, head, 34, ag. lab. Alice, wife, 22 Francis E., son, 3, scholar Ellen, dau, 8 months All born Sicklinghall.

Just out of interest was robert a doctor? or any of his children the reason i ask i remember a very elderly doctor called robert midgley in burnley, lancs when i was a kid. Sorry not much use to you i know!

This looks like the same family in 1871 and he's now Edward, actually Hedward which brought back memories of my Yorkshire grandad who would add H's to words where they weren't supposed to be and drop them where they were! 1871 census High Road, Kirby Overblow, Sicklinghall, Yorkshire Robert Midgley, head, 43, ag. lab. Alice, wife, 33 Hedward, son, 13 Ellen, dau, 10 Jane, dau, 7 William David, son, 5 Sarah, dau, 2 James, son, 9 months All born Sicklinghall.

Ah, Margaret.... and now you live in Canada do you pronounce words like Mouse as Mose or Town as Tone??

I don't talk like that, surely? Actually the Americans make fun of us Canadians. They say that we pronounce out and about as oot and aboot. Pity us poor Canadians being halfway between Brits and Yanks, we even have a problem with dates. If we see 1/10/ 1920 we don't know what it means because a Brit would say Jan.10 and a Yank Sept.1 or t'other way around. See what I mean, I don't know. Margaret

Look at this site http://members.tripod*com/~midgley/index-1.html All things Midgley.....!