Thread: stuck in nottingham

hi there everybody, I wonder if anyone could steer me in the right direction, I am looking for any info that may help me with my dead end, I have got stuck in nottingham around 1828 I found my 5th great grandfathers baptism record with the parents names on the record, the church was st michael the evangelist which no longer exists, roman catholic,they came to liverpool before 1847 but died of typhus they where probably poor and possibly irish,what records would be available for this time in nottingham that might be able to help, I coudnt find anything in the census that may help,any ideas ,,,,cheers

Hi



Try this link nanna has put for RC in Liverpool deaths bap ect



http://www.ancestryaid.co.uk/boards/links-hints-tips/

Hi Joning,



Can you give us some details of those you are looking for, ie names, DOB. Thank you.

hi there , yes I have the name Michael ingoldsby who was born 1828 and christened at st john the evangelist rc in nottingham same year, his father hugh ingoldsby is mentioned and his wife margaret on the baptism record, I found hughs death cert and margarets, both within weeks of each other they died of typhus in liverpool,in 1847 their son michael was married in liverpool the same year his parents died, also in liverpool. Their occupation was mineral water manufacturers whatever that meant at the time

where I have hit a wall is when they left nottingham, where they nottingham people or irish itinerants just working there I should imagine that hugh would have been born abt1793 but dont know where, and I was wondering would there be any records in nottingham besides census that might pinpoint their location between 1828 to 1847 or prior to 1828 if they were locals to that area, sounds a bit long winded but running out of ideas any input would really be apreciated, cheers ,,,,john

Hi Joning,



Do you have census records for them? If not I'll post them on the thread.

i cant find hugh or margaret on any census, although lots of census records for michael but all liverpool related poste 1851, its the nottingham connection thats got me bamboozled, ,,,,john

Sorry John i misread post , slizzy will no doubt check 1841 census , usally they state if b.ireland. Good luck

Sorry John,



I've searched the 1841 census for your ancestors' but had no luck. Maybe someone else will be able to fing them, they must be somewhere.