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| robertburden Quote | Reply | | Newsletter 114 and 123 March 1985/6 Hutsby posted on: 3/25/2003 9:10:03 PM I have been researching Richard Hutsby alias Joseph Hutsby born Brinsley about 1800 as the co founder of Wesson Pit Later to become Parkhall colliery. Longton Stoke on trent I have a copy of "copy of Hutsby Journal 1846-1852" held in Stoke on Trent Archives a Good friend of mine visited Heanor and Matlock today and acquired copies of your newsletters in this it states that a copy of Hutsby Journal is in your reference library is it possible to have a copy I will of course re-imburse costs. I have intensively researched the stoke on trent part including perusing deeds between Hutsby and Charles Coyney held at Stafford CRO and was at a dead end until acquiring copies of your newsletter. Thanking you all in advance Bob Burden |
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RMMee
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Newsletter 114 and 123 March 1985/6 Hutsby
replied on: 3/28/2003 4:23:12 PM Bob Joseph Hutsby's diary was the subject of at least two further articles (issues 124 and 126), and his name appears elsewhere in the Newsletters of the Society. I am in the process of indexing the newsletters (and, by sheer coincidence, am currently on issue 123!), so am not in the position as yet to give you a definitive list of references to him. If you can send me an e-mail with your contact details, I will gladly forward your request to the Society's Secretary at the next meeting. |
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robertburden
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Newsletter 114 and 123 March 1985/6 Hutsby
replied on: 3/28/2003 9:05:55 PM You Can Contact me at robertjburden@tiscali.co.uk Do you have any information on Margaret Breeze or her family I have traced most of Joseph alias Richard Hutsby relatives until 1901. I have been working on this project for over 12 months, I feel I now know how this man though and with the additional information from your society it may solve the greatest mystery which is why he was Richard in 1851 at Adderley Green. Bob Burden |
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Peter Chamberlain
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Newsletter 114 and 123 March 1985/6 Hutsby
replied on: 3/29/2003 3:00:53 PM Bob Have you any timescale for Margaret Breeze some 40 on the 1901 census one at Hanley Age 22.Is this her maiden name as i cant find her on the 1881 census Peter Chamberlain |
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robertburden
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Newsletter 114 and 123 March 1985/6 Hutsby
replied on: 4/1/2003 10:01:17 PM I have found the lady who I think is margarets mother Mary Ann Breeze Hutsby's G.Grandaughter living in Longton 1901 I have yet to examine the page but Mary Ann was 25yrs old in 1901 Thanks a lot Bob |
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