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Can you help ! Can you help or add any links to these family trees? If so please contact the individual at the given email address, or contact the Editor In Chief 'Les HANKINSON' or the Webmaster 'Alan TAYLOR'. Clive BALL Oldham Lancashire I am trying to find information about Aaron Hankinson who had a bus in Stockport in 1878. If anyone has any information I would be pleased if they would contact me. I have details of a particular 'tour' that he did in 1878. Les HANKINSON Salisbury, Wiltshire, England I would like help in finding the siblings of James HANKINSON christened on the 3 October 1784 at St. Elphins Church, son of Peter HANKINSON (Butcher) and Alice his wife. Also any reference to the Christening, Marriage ,and Burial of his parents Peter & Alice. l.hankinson@btinternet.com Beth Young Dear fellow Hankinson researchers, I have acquired copies of 2 wills in error. They are the wills of William HANKINSON and John HANKINSON (his son) farmers and tanners of Dean Row, Wilmslow, Cheshire England, dated 1834 and 1864 respectively. If anyone wants information from them, please contact me. Cheers. bethyoung@san.rr.com Robyn Clark Batemans Bay NSW Australia My gr gr grandmother was Sarah Ann HANKINSON, born 20th July 1838 in Stockport, Cheshire. Her father was George and mother Jane POTTS (as per Sarah's birth cert) but I know nothing more about them or if she had any siblings. She married a Nathaniel Thornhill GRAHAM in 1861, and their daughter, Mary, married a George SYKES in 1890 and emmigrated to Australia in 1911. My gr gr grandmother was Sarah Ann HANKINSON, born 20th July 1838 in Stockport, Cheshire. Her father was George and mother Jane POTTS (as per Sarah's birth cert) but I know nothing more about them or if she had any siblings. She married a Nathaniel Thornhill GRAHAM in 1861, and their daughter, Mary, married a George SYKES in 1890 and emmigrated to Australia in 1911. robles@ispdr.net.au Janice TOSTEVIN Suffolk UK Looking for links to Jonathan HANKINSON, born Lancashire about 1772. Married Ellen HAMPSON at St Mary's (C of E) Eccles 1799. Children - Mary 1799, Ann 1804, Samuel 1806 all baptised at All Saints, Barton RC. No record of baptism for my ancestor, his daughter Ellen born 1801. Shoemaker on early records Jonathan was described as 'Gentleman' on his death certificate (Dumplington 1850). Buried at All Saints RC. Owned property in Eccles and in Lombard Street, Manchester. Possible link to Warrington/Woolston as sponsor for Samuel was Rachel HANKINSON and sponsor for Rachel's son Gregory (see Bob HANKINSON entry below) was Jonathan. Michelle HANKINSON Have you ever come across a John HANKINSON baptised about 1811 or perhaps sometime after? (Parent John HANKINSON TAILOR). I seem to be at a stumbling block and find it hard to get back from here. Any information would be very useful. Thanks! laugh78@hotmail.com Carolyn PAISLEY Researching the Warwickshire Hankinson in particular looking for links to Thomas HANKINSON b. abt 1782 to his parents Peter and Mary HANKINSON. I'd be happy to hear from anyone else researching the Warwickshire HANKINSONS. Marjorie STEVENSON Croydon, London I need help in making links to James HANKINSON b.1821, father Robert, b abt. 1796, do not know where, but lived in Windle, St. Helens. My grandfather was Henry HANKINSON born 1871 in Knowsley. His siblings were: Mark b. 1872 Widnes James b. 1874 Knowleys Robert b.1877 Rainford Thomas b. 1878 Windle William b. 1881 Hale wood Mary b. 1879 Cronton Their parents were James HANKINSON b. 1847 St. Helens and Margaret COPPLE, Knowsley. Midge780@aol.com Margaret CARLSON Michigan, U.S.A. I have many records of HANKINSONS in the Warrington and St. Helens areas. I am interested in finding parents of James HANKINSON who married Alice HART in St. Elphins Church 11 October Warrington in 1770. mjcarls@iserv.net Jennifer WILDE Wigan Lancashire Can anyone help me make links to Mary HANKINSON b. abt 1815 Poulton, married Robert PARKINSON before 1853. They both resided in Liverpool and presumably died there. jaeleo@yahoo.com Bob HANKINSON New Baltimore, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Looking for links to Rachel (Rachael) HANKINSON b. abt. 1772 Woolston/ Warrington area. Her son Gregory F. HANKINSON b. abt 1791 baptized at St. Peter's RC Church on the 29 May 1796. On the 29 June 1820, Gregory married Elizabeth MATSON in Manchester. Their son James F. HANKINSON was born on October 19 1824. Between 1824 and 1827 Rachel, Gregory, Elizabeth and James immigrated to America. |
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HANKINSON FAMILY NEWSLETTER - SPRING 2003 Issue number 4 |
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The Webmaster takes great pleasure in publishing this Newsletter on St Georges Day 23rd April 2003 |
Do you know? Yes its another episode of down your way. Anyway, starting at Dumplington, which in times past was very scarce of residential abodes and in the present day contains none. The influx of Industry and the approach & bypass roads to and from the large retail "Trafford Centre" has consumed practically all of Dumplington. In fact Dumplington Circle (a road roundabout) as been renamed. So very little of the Dumplington name now exists. There is a cemetery on Old Barton Road situated behind the church, which faces onto Redclyffe Road [B5211] the only 2 roads in Dumplington. Present day directions are head north from the church for about 100 yards and you are on the Barton Swing Bridge over the Manchester Ship Canal and next to the Barton Aqueduct. This is a swing bridge as well but this carries the Bridgewater Canal over the Manchester Ship Canal, previous to 1894 [prior to the MSC being cut] the River Irwell separated Dumplington from Barton upon Irwell. ½ mile north you have Patricroft, 2 miles east you have Eccles, ½ mile west you have Peel green and 3 mile west you have Irlam, another 1 mile you have Cadishead, another ¼ mile you have Hollins Green with Glazebrook ½ mile northwards at this point, continuing west towards Warrington you find Rixton & Woolston then Warrington. The southern part of Barton upon Irwell and all of Dumplington are now in Trafford with the registrar's office in Sale. Eccles, Patricroft, Peel Green, Irlam & Cadishead are in Salford with the registrars office in Salford [old]. The whole of Rixton cum Glazebrook Parish, which encompasses Hollins Green & Woolston, are in Warrington with the registrar's office being in Warrington. Warrington being in Cheshire since 1974 and Lancashire pre 1974. Trafford & Salford are part of the defunct Greater Manchester County. With Salford being made up totally from old Lancashire, and Trafford being made up of old Lancashire and parts of Cheshire. Alan Taylor Feb 2003 Alan Taylor Feb 2003 Answer to the Christmas Brain Teaser. Just to recap, Two men were looking at a photograph of a person and one said to the other. " Brothers, sisters have I none, that man's father is my father's son" What relation is the person in the photograph? It was his Son in the photo! Now think about it, the person looking at the photo has no brothers or sisters. The easy way to understand it, is to assume that you are the father and look at a photo of your son and repeat the words "that man's father (that is the father of the person in the photo) is my father's son" Who is your father's son? You are, so it's your son in the photo. If you got it right, you may have a sweetie for being a clever clogs. Les Hankinson Feb 2003 Items of Interest. ST HELENS WILLS Henry Hankinson of Sutton, Will and inventory made 1630 Sutton wills Hankinson Thomas Hankinson of Sutton, yeoman adm. Made 1695 Sutton wills Hankinson These two wills were gratefully received from Jennifer Wilde. 1881 Census for Warwick In my analysis of the 1881 census for Warwick area, there were 92 people who made up 22 family units. The main places were: - Chilvers Coton with 36 persons living in 8 separate family units, Hartshill with 34 persons living in 9 separate family units. Polesworth with 10 persons living in 2 family units. Atherstone with 3 persons living in 1 family unit. Stockingford with 1 person living in 1 family unit. This left one family of 6 from Warrington, 1 gentleman from Ireland, and 1 widow from Shropshire. I feel sure there must be a very strong link between all these families and hope some one will take up the challenge to join them! Les Hankinson Feb 2003 |
St. Helen's church, Hollinfare and the 'Coronation Tree' early 1900's. Taken from what is now the Cemetery Gates, the Coronation Tree was replaced by a Cenotaph to commemorate the Great War dead from the village. |
The gravestones you see were all laid flat or harvested in the early 1950's without transcription and the area was landscaped over those headstones laid flat. To the right of the graveyard but outside the wall is a cindered pathway leading to what was James HANKINSON's blacksmith shop, now a small local garage repair workshop. |
Can you help ! Can you help or add any links to these family trees? If so please contact the individual at the given email address, or contact the Editor In Chief 'Les HANKINSON' or the Webmaster 'Alan TAYLOR'. Clive BALL Oldham Lancashire I am trying to find information about Aaron Hankinson who had a bus in Stockport in 1878. If anyone has any information I would be pleased if they would contact me. I have details of a particular 'tour' that he did in 1878. Les HANKINSON Salisbury, Wiltshire, England I would like help in finding the siblings of James HANKINSON christened on the 3 October 1784 at St. Elphins Church, son of Peter HANKINSON (Butcher) and Alice his wife. Also any reference to the Christening, Marriage ,and Burial of his parents Peter & Alice. l.hankinson@btinternet.com Beth Young Dear fellow Hankinson researchers, I have acquired copies of 2 wills in error. They are the wills of William HANKINSON and John HANKINSON (his son) farmers and tanners of Dean Row, Wilmslow, Cheshire England, dated 1834 and 1864 respectively. If anyone wants information from them, please contact me. Cheers. bethyoung@san.rr.com Robyn Clark Batemans Bay NSW Australia My gr gr grandmother was Sarah Ann HANKINSON, born 20th July 1838 in Stockport, Cheshire. Her father was George and mother Jane POTTS (as per Sarah's birth cert) but I know nothing more about them or if she had any siblings. She married a Nathaniel Thornhill GRAHAM in 1861, and their daughter, Mary, married a George SYKES in 1890 and emmigrated to Australia in 1911. My gr gr grandmother was Sarah Ann HANKINSON, born 20th July 1838 in Stockport, Cheshire. Her father was George and mother Jane POTTS (as per Sarah's birth cert) but I know nothing more about them or if she had any siblings. She married a Nathaniel Thornhill GRAHAM in 1861, and their daughter, Mary, married a George SYKES in 1890 and emmigrated to Australia in 1911. robles@ispdr.net.au Janice TOSTEVIN Suffolk UK Looking for links to Jonathan HANKINSON, born Lancashire about 1772. Married Ellen HAMPSON at St Mary's (C of E) Eccles 1799. Children - Mary 1799, Ann 1804, Samuel 1806 all baptised at All Saints, Barton RC. No record of baptism for my ancestor, his daughter Ellen born 1801. Shoemaker on early records Jonathan was described as 'Gentleman' on his death certificate (Dumplington 1850). Buried at All Saints RC. Owned property in Eccles and in Lombard Street, Manchester. Possible link to Warrington/Woolston as sponsor for Samuel was Rachel HANKINSON and sponsor for Rachel's son Gregory (see Bob HANKINSON entry below) was Jonathan. Michelle HANKINSON Have you ever come across a John HANKINSON baptised about 1811 or perhaps sometime after? (Parent John HANKINSON TAILOR). I seem to be at a stumbling block and find it hard to get back from here. Any information would be very useful. Thanks! laugh78@hotmail.com Carolyn PAISLEY Researching the Warwickshire Hankinson in particular looking for links to Thomas HANKINSON b. abt 1782 to his parents Peter and Mary HANKINSON. I'd be happy to hear from anyone else researching the Warwickshire HANKINSONS. Marjorie STEVENSON Croydon, London I need help in making links to James HANKINSON b.1821, father Robert, b abt. 1796, do not know where, but lived in Windle, St. Helens. My grandfather was Henry HANKINSON born 1871 in Knowsley. His siblings were: Mark b. 1872 Widnes James b. 1874 Knowleys Robert b.1877 Rainford Thomas b. 1878 Windle William b. 1881 Hale wood Mary b. 1879 Cronton Their parents were James HANKINSON b. 1847 St. Helens and Margaret COPPLE, Knowsley. Midge780@aol.com Margaret CARLSON Michigan, U.S.A. I have many records of HANKINSONS in the Warrington and St. Helens areas. I am interested in finding parents of James HANKINSON who married Alice HART in St. Elphins Church 11 October Warrington in 1770. mjcarls@iserv.net Jennifer WILDE Wigan Lancashire Can anyone help me make links to Mary HANKINSON b. abt 1815 Poulton, married Robert PARKINSON before 1853. They both resided in Liverpool and presumably died there. jaeleo@yahoo.com Bob HANKINSON New Baltimore, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Looking for links to Rachel (Rachael) HANKINSON b. abt. 1772 Woolston/ Warrington area. Her son Gregory F. HANKINSON b. abt 1791 baptized at St. Peter's RC Church on the 29 May 1796. On the 29 June 1820, Gregory married Elizabeth MATSON in Manchester. Their son James F. HANKINSON was born on October 19 1824. Between 1824 and 1827 Rachel, Gregory, Elizabeth and James immigrated to America. |
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