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Sylvia Hedley c1935 now possibly in Indiana, USA

Started Jul 7, 2010

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Tracey Wardill replied to Tracey Wardill's discussion 'I've lost my great grandad somewhere!' in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found

Hi Julia, sorry for the late response.. I still havent found details no.. so the infor would be great please xx

Oct 29, 2011

Julia Coppard replied to Tracey Wardill's discussion 'I've lost my great grandad somewhere!' in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found

Tracey, Did you ever find their death records? I have info. on them if you still need it.

Jun 3, 2011

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susan dyke left a comment for Tracey Wardill

Tracey - Great to hear from you. I am the daughter of Alan Wardill, son of Charles Herbert Wardill, son of Francis Wardill, son of Herbert Wardill, son of Michael Wardill etc. I was born in Bridlington but moved to Hull when I was 10. Are you…

Jul 31, 2010

Tracey Wardill left a comment for susan dyke

Susan Where do you fit into the family? be good to exchange notes. Regarding the picture, its the original

Jul 31, 2010

Tracey Wardill and susan dyke are now friends Jul 31, 2010

susan dyke left a comment for Tracey Wardill

Tracey - I'd love to exchange notes. I too was born into the Wardill family and am creating a book on the family tree to pass onto my grandchildren. I have one or two queries, one is that you mention you have seen the painting by Michael…

Jul 30, 2010

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Sylvia Hedley c1935 now possibly in Indiana, USA

Hi thereYesterday i went to my partners fathers funeral and as usual at these family occasions the talk of family history popped up. an Aunt would love to get back in contact with her cousin who she hasn't seen since the cousin and her parents emigrated from Jarrow in County Durham, England to the USA in around 1947/48. The cousin is Sylvia Hedley born in Jarrow, UK c1935. her parents were John William Hedley and Margaret known as Meggie. It's believed they lived in Gary in Indiana. What we'd…See More

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I've lost my great grandad somewhere!

Hello allAlthough i've been tracing my tree for years, i've only just started on my maternal side.My Great Grand father Thomas Hawksley born in kingston upon hull in june 1857 married Mary Elizabeth (Lizzie) on the 10th September 1882 in Kingston upon Hull.I cannot find the deaths of either of them.. i have Thomas on all the census barring 1901 and 1911 and Mary on all barring 1891, 1901 & 1911.If anyone could help me it'd be great as i seem to have hit a wall before i've even got…See More

Tracey Wardill added a discussion to the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found Dec 7, 2009

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Tracey Wardill replied to Kate Steere's discussion 'Google/Google Books' in the group Genealogy Tips and Links

another Google tip Register for Google Alerts at http://www.google.com/alerts I'm searching Wardill so in the alert box i type in quotes "wardill" i now get daily emails if someone types about Wardill on the net.. Yesterday i had an…

Aug 18, 2009

Tracey Wardill left a comment for Carole A M Johnson

Hi Carole. I've just discovered a Longstaff from the Middlesborough area. Unfortunatly i only have limited details as he married one of my family. James Longstaff born C1865 in Great Ayton married Mary Jane Wardill born 1868. From the 1901…

Aug 17, 2009

Russ Worthington replied to Tracey Wardill's discussion 'FTM 2005 and Blogger' in the group Family Tree Maker Fans

Tracey, I had another thought, which I have done, is to post a question dealing With any 'missing information' or brick wall information. See if you get any comments on that entry. In fact, I have had three or four connections on cousins…

Aug 14, 2009

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What surnames are you interested in researching?: WARDILL, COGGIN,HAWKSLEY,THARRATT,

What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?: United Kingdom: Bridlington, Goathland, Lincolnshire,Northumberland, Canada, Australia

What is your level of genealogy knowledge?: Intermediate Family History Researcher

For what reason did you start genealogy research?: My father died in 1988 and it drew me to finding out more about my family then i started on my mothers side and discovered Charles Dickens!!

Do you have a genealogy website or blog?: http://wardillsofyorkshireandbeyond.blogspot.com/

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At 3:17pm on July 31, 2010, susan dyke said…: Tracey - Great to hear from you.

I am the daughter of Alan Wardill, son of Charles Herbert Wardill, son of Francis Wardill, son of Herbert Wardill, son of Michael Wardill etc. I was born in Bridlington but moved to Hull when I was 10.

Are you aware of the website www.wardill.org In it they claim the original painting was lost and an artist in the 1990s reproduced the painting from a photo of the original.

I'd love to chat more. Sue

At 12:58pm on July 30, 2010, susan dyke said…: Tracey - I'd love to exchange notes. I too was born into the Wardill family and am creating a book on the family tree to pass onto my grandchildren. I have one or two queries, one is that you mention you have seen the painting by Michael Wardill (1838) but I was led to believe that the original painting was lost and an artist in the 1990s painted a copy from a photograph. I wonder, do you know the whereabouts of the original? Sue D