Delboy
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TabronsThe male line of my family seems to have been in N Meols since about 1800. Nothing much before. I wonder how they got there?
Anybody come across any of them?
They occasionally married a Rimmer oor Threlfall.
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Jane
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North Meols was a fairly dissolute place until the late 1790's, early 1800's. Taking of the waters - that is bathing in the sea - was often prescribed as beneficial so lots more people started visiting and settling in the area.
Have you thought of joining the local society? You would find a lot of help with not only tracing your family history but also local history. I see you live out of town and members do get some free research offered.
I think most local families had a Rimmer somewhere in their line. A very well known local name. Seacop is the one to help there
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dlpthrelfall
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Re: Tabrons | Delboy wrote: | The male line of my family seems to have been in N Meols since about 1800. Nothing much before. I wonder how they got there?
Anybody come across any of them?
They occasionally married a Rimmer oor Threlfall. |
Alice Threlfall married Timothy Taburn 22 Oct 1816. They had 11 children. 1871 Census shown that they were Paupers and lived at Churchtown. Do you know of this family?
David
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Delboy
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I'm only just getting to grips with how to use this forum.
Yes, Dipthrelfall, I did know about Alice and Timothy. Alice was the daughter of Isabel Howard and James Threlfall I believe.
I got this from a long lost relation in New Zealand.
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