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Colin
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17 Jul 2010 20:12 |
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Shotton Colliery, Co Durham. Searching for information on the 4 children of John Thomas Reay and Jane Nutman, married 4th Jun 1907 in Shotton Colliery. Robert (b.17 July 1908), George (b.18 March 1911) Olive (b.13 June 1920) & Laura (b. 29 October 1922). The father John Thomas Reay died in 1942 from injuries received below ground in the Shotton Colliery. The family home upto 1942 was at 25 King Street, Shotton Colliery. Any information of this family would be most welcome. Thankyou for taking the time to read this plea.
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17 Jul 2010 20:21 |
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Have you looked for marriages on http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/cgi/search.pl
Some of these people may be living so it would be best for you to look on the free site yourself.
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TootyFruity
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17 Jul 2010 20:23 |
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1911 census
Name Relation Condition/ Yrs married Sex Age Birth Year Occupation Where Born Original census image REAY, John Thomas Head Married M 26 1885 Stone Man Sunderland Durham VIEW REAY, Jane Wife Married 4 years F 26 1885 Sun Hetton Coll VIEW REAY, Robt Son M 2 1909 Shotton Colly Coll VIEW REAY, George Son M 0 (2 WEEKS) 1911 Shotton Colly Coll VIEW NUTMAN, William Relative M 19 1892 Stone Man Shotton Colly Coll VIEW MEADOWS, Ada Boarder M F 18 1893 Wingate Colly Colly VIEW MEADOWS, James Son M 0 (9 WEEKS) 1911 Easington Colly VIEW RG number: RG14 Piece: 30002 Reference: RG14PN30002 RG78PN1734 RD552 SD1 ED10 SN223 Registration District: Easington Sub District: Wingate Enumeration District: 10 Parish: Shotton Address: 25 King St Shotton Colliery Castle Eden
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TootyFruity
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17 Jul 2010 20:38 |
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hi Colin
do you have the marriage cert for John Thomas Reay and Jane Nutman as this will have fathers names and occupations on so enabling an earlier census lookup
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Colin
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17 Jul 2010 20:40 |
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TootyFruity Many thanks for the 1911 census info'. Had my fingers burned using that 1911 census, £25 went quicker than my icecream last week. Colin
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Colin
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17 Jul 2010 20:52 |
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TootyFruity, I have a near complete full family history tree, and only recently found where the surname of Reah was changed to Reay on the birth of John Thomas Reay. He was an only child born to parents Robert Hazard Reah and Hannah Sloanes(Slones). Hence the the children of John Thomas were also registered as Reay children. Thanks Colin
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TootyFruity
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17 Jul 2010 20:52 |
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You are more than welcome. If you need any more help just let me know and I will do my best
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Colin
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17 Jul 2010 20:57 |
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Michael, Have tried the bmd's but cannot seem to come up with anything positive at present. Thanks Colin
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TootyFruity
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17 Jul 2010 21:56 |
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Hi Colin
Here is the birth for Robert Hazard Reah can't find a marriage to Hannah Sloane though
Births Sep 1858 (>99%) Bailey Agnes Sunderland 10a 386 Conlon Patrick Sunderland 10a 386 Embleton Humphrey Sunderland 10a 386 Johnson William Sunderland 10a 386 O Garar John Joseph Sunderland 10a 386 Reah Robert Hazard Sunderland 10a 386 Ross Mary Ann Sunderland 10a 386 Spence Benjamin Sunderland 10a 386 Swinhoe Robert Sunderland 10a 386 Westren John Thomas Sunderland 10a 386 Has our search engine found the record you are seeking?
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TootyFruity
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17 Jul 2010 21:59 |
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And a possible 1901 census but John Thomas is down as Thomas and there is a sibling
Name: Robert Reay Age: 47 Estimated birth year: abt 1854 Relation: Head Spouse's name: Hannah Gender: Male Where born: Sunderland, Durham, England Civil parish: Gateshead Ecclesiastical parish: St Paul County/Island: Durham Country: England Street Address:
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View image Registration district: Gateshead Sub-registration district: Gateshead ED, institution, or vessel: 2 Neighbors: View others on page Household schedule number: 178 Household Members: Name Age Robert Reay 47 Hannah Reay 57 Thomas Reay 16 Jane A Reay 8 Hughey Allen 32
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Colin
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17 Jul 2010 23:39 |
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TootyFruity I have all the bmd's for Robert Hazard Reah. He married Hannah Lamming, a widow of Charles Lamming.(nee Slones) 18 Oct 1883. Hannah fibbed about her age,stating she was 30, when in fact she was 39. The age difference was a good clue when trying to find them in the 1901 censuses in Gateshead. The Thomas had me stumped for a little while, until the bits began to come together later on. The Jane A was not a Reah family member,she was in fact Jane Ann Lamming, the niece of Hannah. She is still with them on the 1911 census in Shotton Colliery. Many thanks again, Colin
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mgnv
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18 Jul 2010 00:34 |
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Colin's last post covered what I found, so my post deleted
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mgnv
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18 Jul 2010 01:08 |
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It might be worth following this up by checking for obits, rellies in phone book, etc:
England & Wales, Death Index: 1916-2005 Name: George Reay Birth Date: 18 Mar 1911 Death Registration Month/Year: Jul 1993 Age at death (estimated): 82 Registration district: New Forest Inferred County: Hampshire, New Forest Register number: 23B District and Subdistrict: 4942 Entry number: 203
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Colin
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18 Jul 2010 10:18 |
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mgnv
Many thanks for the death index information. Certainly needs to be given serious consideration. If I cannot glean more information of this George anywhere, I will have to have a punt at the death certificate. Much appreciated.
Colin
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Colin
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24 May 2011 19:07 |
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Tooty Fruity & mgnv
A much belated thankyou for your support and guidance. After obtaining the death certificate for George, things moved on to discovering living relatives and we are now in touch, even to a sister of George, who is alive and well in Canada at 91 years of age. I must share that my first contact was to be the son of George, when I phoned a possible number for him. Sadly, it was his recently widowed wife who answered the phone. I can only impress that I was so lucky to find her friendly and positive attitude when she wished to know more of the family history.Bless her, despite everything, this branch of the tree would have withered on the vine. 'From little acorns oak trees grow' Thanks again guys. Colin
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mgnv
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24 May 2011 21:13 |
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Colin - thanks for the update - glad to hear of your progress.
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25 May 2011 02:56 |
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A possible for Laura Reay is that she married John H Duncan in 1943 in Holderness, Yorkshire but sadly she died in 1948 in Holderness, aged 25 years. Her baptism for whatever reason is Lawson Duncan 1922, Easington District, Co Durham. Parents: John Thomas and Jane Reay
A possible for Olive is that she married Howard Hines in 1945 in E. Durham District and died in 1993 in Carlisle
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Colin
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18 Jun 2011 20:56 |
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Hi Seaham Lass,
You were on the right trail. Laura's birth certificate shows she was born as Laura 29 Oct 1922 to John Thomas Reay & Jane (nee Nutman) at Shotton Colliery. She died at Delton Holme, Beverly, York, 15th Feb 1948.
Olive did marry Howard Hines in 1945 at Shotton Colliery. He was a Canadian service man. They both travelled to Canada after the war. He died in 1989. Olive is still going strong at 91.
Many thanks for your input though, from a grateful Sunderland lad.
Colin
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Claire
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2 Sep 2011 13:49 |
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May I also extend my thanks to everyone here? I stumbled upon this thread by accident: I am a direct descendant of Charles Lamming and Hannah Slo(a)nes, and had no idea about her third marriage.
Hannah marries Charles Lamming on 14th October 1865, Sunderland. Their son, also called Charles, was born 1870 and went on to populate Tyneside with Lammings. Charles Sr. was a mariner and actually living in Minorca when they married, and presumably later died.
Hannah then married Joseph Castro in Sunderland in 1873 and had two children, neither of whom (to my knowledge) went on to have families.
I never knew that Hannah apparently then reverted to being a Lamming and married for a third time in 1883. Because of this information, I now have a whole new branch of the family to investigate, so my thanks also to all the information found here. :)
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Joyce
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3 Sep 2011 16:06 |
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Hi Have just read your updates, a Reay family bought Baldersera's shop in Wheatly Hill in the 1970s. Don't know if it helps. I thought he (can't remember his first name) had been a mechanic originally. Hope this might help. Joyce
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