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Nkelly This message was updated on 8/3/2005 8:15:52 PM by Nkelly	Gillott Family - Heanor replied on: 8/3/2005 7:59:45 PM Watson connection, whether this can be linked Samuel who knows. Joseph Gillott's son Albert married Mary Ann Walker in 1907. Mary Ann's parents where Arthur Walker & Pheobe Ann Walker (nee Watson). For a distant Gillott Hollywood connection Mary Ann's sister Priscilla left Heanor for a new life in the states & her daughter Maggie Johnson married a certain Clinton Eastwood junior in 1953!
Nkelly	Gillott Family - Heanor replied on: 7/25/2005 11:19:33 PM hi jenny have also found william woodhouse died 17th nov 1861 aged 79 hannah woodhouse died 18th june 1858, wife of william both listed under heanor marpool cemetary. good luck with the records search on wednesday. regards nicola
Azzabuv This message was updated on 7/25/2005 5:43:39 PM by Azzabuv	Gillott Family - Heanor replied on: 7/25/2005 5:23:16 PM To all involved. Here's two other marriages, but not Alice nor Catherine. Denby Marriage. William Gillott m. Sarah Goodwin - 07/12/1818. Derby All Saint's Marriage. Samuel Brown m. Ann Caulton - 01/06/1837. William Gillott, who was buried on 30/06/1867, was 62 years of age. Azzabuv.
Jennypeg Researcher	Gillott Family - Heanor replied on: 7/25/2005 2:47:03 PM Hi Peter, I think you have the right family, I've looked for a marriage for Samuel and Catherine at Heanor but not found them at St Lawrence church. On the Derbyshire 1851 name index I found: Brown,Alfred,3,,2126,81,104 Brown,Catherine,36,,2126,81,104 Brown,Mary A.,5,,2126,81,104 but no Samuel only the Samuel below in the same area: Brown,Samuel,43,,2126,77,82 I still think it strange not having the father's name on the marriage cert and all the baptist 1860 its a long time after Mary Ann was born, I will keep looking thanks again Peter. Jenny
Peter Chamberlain Researcher This message was updated on 7/25/2005 12:48:05 PM by Peter Chamberlain	Gillott Family - Heanor replied on: 7/25/2005 12:46:44 PM Jenny 1861 census Catherine Head Mary Ann 1845 Eliza 1853 Alfred 1847 Walter 1849 All Living Nook End Heanor Baptisms Taghill Site Samuel and Catherine Nook End Mary Ann bn 26-12-1845 bp 9-11-1860 Eliza bn 06-03-1853 bp 9-11-1860 Alfred bn 31-12-1847 bp 11-11-1860 Walter bn 21-01-1856 bp 11-11-1860 Would think these are the same children as the census ages all seem to tally except for Walters birth could easy be a transcription error so could Samuel be the elusive father you are looking for Peter
Jennypeg Researcher	Gillott Family - Heanor replied on: 7/25/2005 8:01:16 AM Hi Peter, Thank-you for the info, I had found Catherine and Eliza Brown on the 1871 census but if on the marriage cert it was father -------- occupation ---------- the father was unknown/no name given, husband not the father and with a name like Brown its not easy, so I think its find Eliza’s birth and order the certificate. Jenny P.s. and I bet that will be father --- occ -----
Peter Chamberlain Researcher	Gillott Family - Heanor replied on: 7/25/2005 6:54:33 AM Jenny There is an Eliza Brown aged 8 on the 1861 Heanor census living at Nook End.On the 1871 census aged 18 she is living on Heanor Gate.In both cases the Head of the Family is Catherine Brown described as Widow in 1871.
Jennypeg Researcher	Gillott Family - Heanor replied on: 7/24/2005 9:28:10 PM Hi Nicola, its not to far away Derby is about 10 miles away and Duffield is just before that about 8 miles?and nonconformist would go to Duffield & Pentrich, I will have a look at the records on Wednesday. Jenny
Nkelly	Gillott Family - Heanor replied on: 7/24/2005 8:59:57 PM Hi Jenny Working on William Woodhouse from the 1861 census data you gave being Alice Gillott's father. I have stumbled across the marriage of Alice Woodhouse to William Gillott, 6th May 1827, Duffield. Not from the area so is Duffield near Heanor? Regards Nicola
suegill Researcher	Gillott Family - Heanor replied on: 7/9/2005 11:46:08 PM I've read on other websites that if you didn't have, or couldn't afford to buy, a family plot when a baby died, a small space was cut into the side of a newly opened grave for someone else and the baby was buried on the small shelf. Sue
Jennypeg Researcher	Gillott Family - Heanor replied on: 7/9/2005 5:55:04 PM Hi Nicola, I’ve not got a marriage date for William & Alice Gillott (bef 1828?), I’ve looked at the Heanor records not there, the only records from the Independent Chapel, births baptisms/ deaths for 1822-1838 no marriage records? Maybe the chapel are still using the same books? I’ve found: Heanor Burials 634 Gillott 629 William Gillott Frame work knitter 61yrs Common Side Heanor grave number 1118, 22 Jun 1867 The next record is 635 Heaton 630 William Henry Heaton son of William Heaton 4days Langley Mill Grave number 1118, 22 Jun 1867 (both same grave number, maybe with him being a baby he was placed in the same grave?) 2377 Gillott 2371 Alice Gillott relict of William Gillott 79yrs Common Side 1107 23 Feb 1887 The National Burial Index 30 Jun 1867 William Gillott 62yrs Derby’s Heanor St Lawrence (61 or 62 yrs old and 22nd or 30th June 1867 for his burial) I’ve not found them on the Memorials Inscriptions so no headstone. happy hunting Jenny
Nkelly	Gillott Family - Heanor replied on: 7/9/2005 1:20:27 PM hi jenny Unfortunately marriage certificate does not give bride's fathers details (Luke & Mary Allen were the witnesses & Henry Hirst was the minister). If I find out I'll let you know. Do you know the names of William Gillott's parents? Thank you Regards Nicola
Jennypeg Researcher	Gillott Family - Heanor replied on: 7/9/2005 7:15:07 AM Hi, this is brill, could you tell me the name of Eliza's father. Jenny
suzard Researcher	Gillott Family - Heanor replied on: 7/8/2005 11:26:32 PM If you look on Churches/Chapels topic, there is info about Heanor Independant Chapel, where your ancestors were married-and more on the main site too-even a photograph-and really interesting info
Nkelly	Gillott Family - Heanor replied on: 7/8/2005 8:29:22 PM Rec'd Joseph & Eliza's marriage certificate this morning. 29th June 1872, Independent Chapel, Basford Distrct marriage of Joseph Gillott (25yrs)to Eliza Brown(20yrs), both born Heanor. Joseph's father was William (deceased), framework knitter. So looks this ties in with your William & Joseph. Regards Nicola

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