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Azzabuv
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The Hardy Family of Heanor.
replied on: 11/10/2005 1:08:25 PM Thanks, Jenny. But unfortunately, i don't know the correct names of the other 1916(14?) and 1939 twin. Fingers crossed. Azzabuv. |
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Jennypeg
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replied on: 11/10/2005 1:48:31 PM thats ok, if I find Kate Hardy her mother's maiden name (after 1913ish it gives maiden name) if the twin is there it will make a matching pair! fingers crossed Jenny |
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Johnray
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replied on: 11/15/2005 10:31:52 PM Just to clarify a couple of points re the Nellie Hardy and Walter Wright Hardy mentioned. Walter Wright Hardy originated from Pinchbeck in Lincolnshire (my Grandfather) and married into the Earnshaw Family. Originally he was a Baker but at some time worked for Hartleys who had a livery stable in Heanor I believe. in the 1920s he went into the haulage business buying a lorry from Edward Lomax. My great grandfather was Keyworth Earnshaw, born 1850s who married Elizabeth Lomax, hence the Lomax connection. My mother Nellie Hardy worked at Boots up to and beyond her marriage in 1941 and then until leaving Heanor at the end of the war. As far as I am aware there is no other Hardy connection with Heanor although the Beresfords, Whysalls and many others come into the frame. I know Sue Gill is connected and I believe Elaine Bond also. Just to finish - and to leave a story for another day - is anyone aware of the Heanor connection to one of the Abraham Lincoln Conspiritors? |
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suegill
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The Hardy Family of Heanor.
replied on: 11/15/2005 10:51:53 PM John I've got loads of info on the Abraham Lincoln connection. I'll send it off list. Sue |
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RMMee
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replied on: 11/15/2005 10:57:00 PM John Welcome to the site. Sue may know about it, but the rest of us are not aware of the Abraham Lincoln connection, so if you'd like to start a new topic, I'm sure we'd love to know (in fact I can't wait to hear the story!) I take it you've seen the Earnshaw connection on the Heanor Town F.C. page? |
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suegill
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The Hardy Family of Heanor.
replied on: 11/15/2005 11:21:04 PM John's the one I got the picture of the football team from. I'll start the Abraham Lincoln topic on the Heanor section. Regards Sue |
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Johnray
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replied on: 11/16/2005 6:14:42 PM Hello Robert, Thank you for the welcome, I had been trying for some time to actually log on the site and am delighted that I've finally managed. Like Sue I have a fair amount of information on the Lincolnshire Hardy connections in Heanor and am quite happy to share what information I have. I have enjoyed the various topics over recent months and I have no doubt I can find some questions for the contributors. |
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Patrisia
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replied on: 11/17/2005 5:48:30 PM Azzabuv - this is absolutely no use in your quest but I came across it while transcribing Smalley PRs. It may not be one of yours, you may even already have it, but I thought it might be worth mentioning. Smalley marriages 26 Feb 1835 William HARDY, widower, of Heanor; to Susannah BODEN of Smalley, by licence. Witnesses, Sarah BODEN & Robert BODEN Patrisia |
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JMax
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replied on: 2/4/2006 6:22:16 PM Hi, My tree also links with Heanor Hardy's but having looked trough the pages on this posting I don't think they are the same tree. Here is some information just in case I am wrong. Jonathan Wakefield Hardy and family from Sutton-in Ashfield lived on Watkinson Street. His son went to visit an aunt in Manchester and met and married his cousins (my grandfather's) sister Mildred Lewis. They came to live in Loscoe and were followed by several others from the Lewis family including my Grandfather 'George Francis Musson and his wife Elizabeth and another sister Ellen Lewis who became district midwife. Jonathan Wakefield Hardy worked at Ormonde Colliery and was also apparently an apothecary. His son Jonathan sadly died but not before he became the father of twins Charlotte and John. My Grandad was Codnor postman for many years and was also an active socialist. He was a member of Heanor Labour party/club. He too originated from Sutton in Ashfield. His father in Law was William Lewis; an estate gardener originally from Shropshire. he and his wife Charlotte also followed to live in Loscoe and during the war he was asked to become gardener for Mr Mitton who was the then MD of Butterly company and lived at Ormonde Fields House. I'm pretty sure I have gone right off the point. Sorry Did I mention that........Well you know how absorbing this family history stuff can be! Jacquie. |
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littlemo
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replied on: 2/13/2006 10:11:07 PM Hi all Just found this link from Rootschat when I was searching for anyone with connections to my Hardy ancestors from Derbyshire. My lot came from the Kegworth/Shardlow area & were John & Sarah A Hardy with daughters Ellen b1864 & Harriett (my Gt Grandmother) b1868. Ellen married a George Morris, very inconsiderately I thought as this gives me Morrises & Jones on both sides, & went on to have six children. Harriett married into the Jones family on North Wales & also had six children, oddly enough each daughter had a child at about the same time! Must have taken some keeping up with for John & Sarah. My other reason for posting to the site is that I have a Marriage Certificate for a John Hardy & Sarah Richardson in April 1860 that I bought in error & wondered if it would be of any use to anyone else with hardy connections? If you think these are your relatives please contact me & I'll give you more info. Regards Mo |
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kenmareth
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replied on: 4/21/2006 6:55:32 PM Thanks Jenny for the info on My Hardy family connection Eliza being my G/Mother. Can you supply any info on the marriages of the same family.I would vry much apreciate any thing on this family. Kenmareth |
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Jennypeg
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replied on: 4/22/2006 7:06:53 AM Hi Ken, I'm think between us we can help you, could you give us some dates or more names to work on. Jenny |
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theoman
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replied on: 4/24/2006 9:41:09 AM berle house is a semi detached house in (housley town) smalley, opposite the cottages. |
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kenmareth
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replied on: 5/6/2006 2:21:11 PM Eliza Hardy was my Grandmother she married Thomas Martin my Grandfather. I have their family tree to the present date if it is of any use to anyone. KenM |
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kenmareth
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replied on: 5/8/2006 1:24:45 PM All are 1851c All Marlpool-Heanor-Shipley George Head 29 Harriett |
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