Parkinson - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

searching for ancestors of Jonathan Parkinson b 1751, England

bookladydavina — 2012-05-18 00:11:17Z

looking for ancestors of Jonathan Parkinson, born 1751 or 1755 in Horwich, Lancaster, England. Have seen both dates listed on other trees as possibilities. He died in 1804, same location
He married Betty Roscow (1756-1789) in 1775 in Deane, lancaster, England. they had at least 6 children:
William 1776, Alice 1777, John 1781, Eleanor 1783, Esther 1785 and Jonathan 1788-1788.
He then married Alice/Elizabeth Harrison (1773-) and they had at least 3 children. Jonathan 1792, Jane 1797 and Thomas 1799.

Jonathan's parents are listed as being Michael, born 1717 in Lancaster, England and Katherine Aynsworth born 1715.
The Parkinson line seems to pretty much end there. There is indication that Michael was the bastard son of a Julian, but no indication if that is mother or father's name.

Any clues would be helpful.
Thanks.

Re: PARKINSON Family Bible

parkinlaura1 — 2012-05-05 20:06:15Z

I have been sent a link with the inside cover of the parkinson family bible but it was printed in 1814 and is linked with Mountmellick co laois ireland

Laura

Frederick Parkinson Born 1829 Salford

deborahclare_1 — 2012-04-15 16:55:37Z

Im trying to find some information on Frederick Parkinson. I have found birth records in 1829 and then a census record in 1841 when he was living with his mother Alice and Grandmother also called Alice and an aunt Sarah, but I have no information as to who his father was or what had happended to him by that time. The next census record shows him married to Mary Clarkson.

Can anyone help?

Re: Thomas Parkinson of Mt. Mellick, Ireland

parkinlaura1 — 2012-04-09 16:49:55Z

Hi

I've been looking up my family tree and Thomas Parkinson is my great grandfathers Roberts eldest brother.
His son Christy is my grandfather he died in 1997 and his sister Susie died in Novemeber 2011 aged 93 he also had another sister (Babs) Anne and their youngest brother Eddie is still alive living in Mountmellick.
My father is also Christy and we live in Mountmellick.
I am interested in finding more about Thomas if you can help that would be great.

My fathers first cousin John Byrne (suzies son) has a family tree posted on myheritage.com with photos of all the siblings and photos of Edward and Susan Mc Cullagh.

I know you lasted posted here in 2000 but hopefully this will find you well.

Laura Parkinson

Re: PARKINSONS of Cockerham and area

CatherineRavenhall — 2012-03-23 06:52:03Z

Hi there. Your message was posted a while ago so I'm hoping you are still doing family research. I am descended from Adam and Elizabeth Parkinson (nee Nixon)and have got some more information about their children but not a lot more about them than what you had already found. My email address is rravenhall@paradise.net.nz. If you email me I can send you what I have.
Catherine

parkinson

hilaryrebeiro_1 — 2012-02-18 19:50:58Z

Hi, I've been trying in vain to find the death record of my G Grandmother Margaret Harris Parkinson (nee Alexander)born abt.1861 Newcastle upon Tyne.Last known address (1911 Census)Saltwell Rd, Gateshead. Durham. She was present at the birth of her Grandson Robert H Parkinson in 1916. also living on Saltwell Rd. Please can anybody help?

Searching Miss M Parkinson c 1918

williams_john80 — 2012-02-05 04:46:12Z

On 21st J... 1918 a Miss M Parker of Edna Street Lincoln, wrote a letter to Australian Army Records Office, seeking information about an Australian soldier. Seeking info regards Miss M Parkinson.

Re: PARKINSON of Liverpool, Lancashire

pipron87 — 2012-01-25 21:56:36Z

Looking for Birth Place of my Grandfather Thomas Parkinson.
He married Lily Brownbill in June 1911 They had 2 Children
Thomas my Father in 1911, & Phyllis my Aunt in 1916.
Lily my Grandmother died in 1923 in Prescot. Lancs. My grandfather married Elizabeth Alice Fenny in 1924, They
had 1 Son Edward. My Grandfather died in 1940 aged 49 in Prescot
Lancashire.I have discounted the Everton Branch as on my
Grandfathers M Cert it states Father deceased the other Thomas was still alive in 1911. There is someone who nearly
fits the bill in Whiston once again the death date of my grandfather conflicts
I am nearly new to this can anyone help me please.
Regards Phyllis Hillman (Parkinson)

Re: PARKINSON of Liverpool, Lancashire

jacquelinesenior — 2011-12-17 15:22:35Z

Sorry, Pipron87 - too late for my database, any earlier, I might be able to help.

Re: PARKINSON of Liverpool, Lancashire

jacquelinesenior — 2011-12-11 13:30:47Z

Thanks for this. I had all John's children from CLDS 1881 census. John the blacksmith, b.1820, was an apprentice in 1841 - also got this info from jones family tree and rootsweb. So many worked with wood, but some were shoe and boot makers. I have 23 Johns, the earliest b. 1600, lived in Thurnham as a shoe maker, m.1624, son William b.1625. If it would help (or hinder?) I could send a file of all my Parkinsons; some may be duplicated - I don't know. This all started as a bit of fun and interest, but it is giving me a lot of pleasure sending info to people that could help - with the caveat that any info needs to be confirmed, as I have just gleaned it all from the internet and may have made errors and assumptions, especially in the beginning.

Re: PARKINSON of Liverpool, Lancashire

Maryel61 — 2011-12-10 04:07:19Z

I should have said that my Parkinson is Robert, married to Elizabeth, parents of Henry William who emigrated to Australia in 1854. Robert was born in Liverpool and was a cabinet maker (like the rest by the sounds!) and I wonder if he married his brother's wife? That's a hunch from what I can/cannot find.

Cheers,
Mary

Re: PARKINSON of Liverpool, Lancashire

Maryel61 — 2011-12-10 03:59:50Z

Hi Liz, I finally got back on here! Just wondering if you still have that info on Parkinsons in Liverpool?
Cheers,
Mary

Re: PARKINSON of Liverpool, Lancashire

krisneedham — 2011-12-09 19:32:20Z

I have Robert b.1858, James b. 1862, Thomas b.1863, Nicholas b.1865, Elizabeth b. 1867 and Alice b. 1869.

However I had this John (married Elizabeth), a wheelwright, baptised Pilling 28 Jan 1825, as far as I can see all the children of Robert Parkinson and Mary/Molly Dickinson were baptised at Pilling. I have another John, a blacksmith, baptised Mar 1820 Thurnham. He was the second child of Thomas Parkinson and Elizabeth Hayes.
Again, all of this needs confirming as there are so many of them with the same name in that small geographical area.

Re: PARKINSON of Liverpool, Lancashire

jacquelinesenior — 2011-12-04 12:02:33Z

Seems I have them all here, though I have two Johns born a year apart, both who married an Elizabeth and both were joiners in Thurnham; but one was born in Pilling according to 71,81 and 01 censuses - do you have names for your John's children in case the Pilling one is a mistake on my part and I have confused the two.

Re: PARKINSON of Liverpool, Lancashire

krisneedham — 2011-12-03 20:04:57Z

Robert and Molly/Mary, but would be grateful for anyone to check it.

Re: PARKINSON of Liverpool, Lancashire

jacquelinesenior — 2011-12-03 15:56:52Z

Is the list of children for John or Robert?

Re: PARKINSON of Liverpool, Lancashire

krisneedham — 2011-11-30 03:00:04Z

Yes I am familiar with this family!I believe the John who married Elizabeth Wilkinson was from the same family, Robert and Molly/Mary.

Children I have for this family are:
Thomas b.1812 (my ancestor)
James b. 1815
Mary b.1817
Richard b. 1819 and another Richard b. 1821 (the one who went to Liverpool)
Robert b.1824
John b.1825.

I find it difficult to be 'sure' about any of this as the names/dates are so common around Cockerham/Thurnham. Grateful for anyone to correct me!

Re: PARKINSON of Liverpool, Lancashire

jacquelinesenior — 2011-11-29 16:18:56Z

Hello Kris.
As far as I know from Ancestry.com, Richard and Agnes had a daughter, Ann who was a deaf-mute. I have Richard as b.1821, son of Robert, brother of Robert b. 1824, m. 1843 at St Michael's, Cockerham. Brother Robert was a labourer, m. Mary Arkwright 1853, same church, lived at Bank House, Thurnham. I also have John who married Elizabeth as the son of a Robert - no further details. I do have a Robert b.1787. m. Mary Dickinson of Pilling 1812 who were living on Thurnham Moss by 1851 census. I have a son Thomas b. 1811 and another son James b.1814 - taken from Rootsweb - unsure if I have the right parents.

Re: PARKINSON of Liverpool, Lancashire

krisneedham — 2011-11-27 18:22:15Z

Jacqueline and Graham, I also have information on this line. Is the Richard who went to Liverpool the one who married Agnes Clarkson and they had a daughter Ann who was a deaf mute?
I also think John the wheelwright who married Elizabeth Wilkinson was the son of Robert Parkinson and Molly Dickinson, although she is shown as Mary on his baptismal record.
I am descended from another of Robert and Molly's children, Thomas.
I too would like to share information on this family.

Re: PARKINSON of Liverpool, Lancashire

jacquelinesenior — 2011-11-20 16:39:17Z

Hi. I have John who married Elizabeth W on my database. He was the son of a Robert P, and was a joiner who was married in 1853 at St Michael's church, Cockerham. I also have a Robert who was joiner / wheelwright and an uncle of John and Elizabeth P. I have a Robert b. 1858, son of John the joiner, census 1881, who was also a joiner / wheelwright. I will look at my Parkinsons who worked with wood in some way and get back to you. I have had the same problem as you with many names of people that are identical and born in the same year.

Re: PARKINSON of Liverpool, Lancashire

graparkuk — 2011-11-18 14:39:51Z

My family is from that area orginially. The first of nailed on date I have for a move from Thurnham to Liverpool is after the 1861 Census. My ancestor Richard, son of John Parkinson and Elizabeth Wilkinson was the youngest son who became a licenced victualler (fancy name for a publican) in Liverpool, working throughout the city centre.

I've been trying to piece together how the various Parkinson lines of the area fit together, but keep getting stymied by various similar names and dates of birth.

I'd love to share information about any of the Parkinsons, we're not such a common surname (~18,300 in the UK and 516th most common)and certainly along my line, we are somewhat of a dying breed.

Re: Lord James Parkinson

JaniceDollinger39 — 2011-11-17 01:35:16Z

Hello, I am Janice Hubbard Dollinger. My great-grandparents were Thomas & Mary McRoberts Parkinson. I would be glad to tell you that from what I know, that my ancestors were originally from England,& I Edward Parkinson was from England but marched into Ireland with William of Orange, during the Battle of the Boyne, which was in 1690. There were 2 other brothers, & two sisters, moved to County Down. I am not sure of the sister's names but Edward had a brother, Hamilton, & Thomas, & they lived in Seaforde, County Down, whereas property was given to Edward, & I wish I knew exactly where it was in Seaforde. I know that Edward's brothers & sisters moved there.

I think that perhaps there are still some Parkinson's in County Down. My great grandparents Thomas & Mary McRoberts family lived in Yale, Michigan. My great-grandfather Thomas came to to Michigan, his brother Both Thomas & James had originally was in the Talbot Settlement and built a Masonic Lodge, in Hyde Park, Ontario, from what I remember, as well as one in NY. I know that there was a son, John who died in Clarkson, NY, I believe, & I think that Robert, is buried there or near there, also. I will have to check with relatives, who may either vouch for that or know different but that is what I remember. I know there were two sisters, also. James being Thomas' brother, as far as him being a Lord from Ireland, I don't know about that. I have always thought that James Parkinson, father of Edward, Hamilton & Thomas back in the 1800's, was Lord James or maybe he was James Parkinson, Lord or somewhere in England.

I guess we can find out more by going some site, with info on Parkinson Family in England. I know they were from Somerset, England, I think but will have to check that out.

Once I can find my info, I will let you know. I had to move a over a year ago, & alot of my genealogy is in storage. I have to get that real soon.

Hope to hear from you.
Janice Hubbard Dollinger

Please let me know more about you know of your line, where they lived or moved to.

Hannah Maria PARKINSON 1754-1842

iclapham — 2011-11-11 08:47:55Z

Hannah Maria PARKINSON married Joseph LOFTHOUSE at Leeds Parish Church in 1795. They both died 1842 and were buried at Leeds Parish Church.

Trying to find her parentage.

Ian C

florence penlington /vincent coghlan

1_imercer — 2011-11-03 03:04:30Z

The above are my grandparents, my grandma's family we're from the nantwich / audlem area:- my mother was the 6th child, the other siblings were:-florence, william, vincent, joseph, elizebeth (lisbo) louisa, leo, irene, beatrice, they were all born in harpurhay manchester 9.(all deceased)
The penlington's were publicans, the crown in Nantwich (certainly worth going to see, and the crown in audlem. My great grandfater was a shoemaker, some were grooms, some were blacksmiths in Audlem and some had a farm inaround audlem, one of my great uncles(not sure of his name)married the heiress to cerebos salt, there was a connection to the shuker's too. Some of the post i have read do have connection's, and it's exciting, would be nice to connect to some distant relatives, and descover more.

Re: PARKINSON of Liverpool, Lancashire

jacquelinesenior — 2011-10-24 14:43:06Z

I have many Parkinsons on my database of Thurnham inhabitants, sadly no details about Liverpool ones, but if anyone is interested, please post here.

Re: Parkinson family in West Yorkshire- before 1900...

JaniceHoldsworth — 2011-10-10 22:18:54Z

Hi Karen,
Thanks for replying. I haven't done any further work on the Parkinson family since my last posts.
The Parkinson family I am interested in were David Parkinson b. 1795 who married Sarah Spencer and their children - Mary b. 1818, Susannah b. 1823 , Hannah b. 1825, James b. 1830 and Spencer b. 1831 - all in the Ovenden area of WRY, so I don't recognise the names you have sent me.
Thanks anyway and goo luck with your research.
Best wishes, Janice

Re: Parkinson family in West Yorkshire- before 1900...

kaz761 — 2011-10-08 11:10:18Z

Hi
I hope ur still looking. I have Parkinson's from Yorkshire mainly midfield and dewsbury
Arthur parkinson b 1890 married edith joy had 3 children Elsie, Leslie and Renie
His father Alfred parkinson 1868 married Elizabeth milnes

Pls let me know if u have any connections
Thanks Karen

Re: Lord James Parkinson

JaniceDollinger39 — 2011-08-22 21:00:06Z

Lord James Parkinson, was the father of Edward Parkinson, who marched into Ireland, at the Battle of the Boyne, in 1690. He had 3 sons, that I know of: Edward, Hamilton, & Thomas. He had 2 or 3 daughters, also. If he had anymore children I don't know. The Parkinson's were from England, & Lord James Parkinson lived in England, the birthland of the this Parkinson family.

The info that I have is that Lord James Parkinson's children all moved to Ireland, where they had property given to them by England from what I understand, evidently for the service from Edward who fought in the war, under William of Orange. I wish I knew where the property was where the Parkinson's had. I know they were in the Seaforde area, & I know that my ancestor Robert Parkinson was married to a Nancy Mooney, who died, she was Catholic, & Robert took his children to New York/Ontario. James & Thomas Parkinson went to the Talbot Settlement, were the builders of the Masonic Lodges in Hyde Park, & other ones. They came over from County Down, when Nancy died around 1817 or so. Robert Parkinson & his son John passed away, & were buried in Clarkson,NY. I am a descendent, gr,gr,granddaughter of Thomas Parkinson & Mary McRoberts Parkinson, who are buried in Yale, Michigan. Their daughter, Margaret Parkinson Hubbard was my greatgrandmother. She & John Hubbard are buried at Woodlawn Cemetery in Detroit, Mi. Margaret's sister, Mary Ann was John Hubbard's first wife, whereas they had 4 children as well, as John & Margaret had 4 children & one deceased infant child.

Re: parkinson family tree

jeanparkinson63 — 2011-08-17 05:32:37Z

I just saw your message 25 may 2005 We have a John Parkinson in the 1851 census we have just got his birth certificate his mother was issabella an unmarried mother
John was born in 1846 in Bradford Yorkshire
I hope this is your John if so we have his marriage and son
Yours Jean

Re: Parkinsons of Cockerham

RPARKINS161 — 2011-08-01 21:34:35Z

Hi Jackie, yes Ralph had a son Thomas, one of 11 children.one of thomas's brothers was Ralph who was christened in 1815 feb 19th.who I'm descended from. Got to admit I,ve had my ancestors records shut for a while but when I looked to check these dates I found an email from yourself from Genes reunited,datednov2008, but I've scribbled on it,as I'd concluded we weren't the same bleasdale Parkinson's. I've got a few handwritten notes from searching records in prestons record office,which is where I found Ralph,Thomas and all the kids.I'll drop you a note on your aol account and hope it's stll live,and maybe we can get together to compare notes.

Re: Parkinsons of Cockerham

annaj464 — 2011-08-01 08:56:17Z

Hi - I know your enquiry was ages ago, but I wonder if you got anywhere with Ralph & Ellen Parkinson?

I am descended from:

Baptisms: 2 Aug 1807 St Michael, Cockerham, Lancashire, England
Thomas Parkinson - Son of Ralph Parkinson
Born: 13 Jul 1807
Abode: Ellel
Register: Baptisms 1793 - 1812, Page 46, Entry 22
Source: LDS Film 1278859

I have been trying to find Thomas's family for ages - being pretty certain that his father was Ralph.

I wonder if you can help at all? Regards Jackie

Robert M. Parkinson, 60, of Wexford,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-06-18 05:08:42Z

Pittsburgh/Allegheny/PA,

Robert M. Parkinson
Wexford

Robert M. Parkinson, 60,
of Wexford,
died Friday, June 17, 2011.
He was the loving husband of Lee Ann Parkinson;
amazing father of Stephen, Richard and Sarah (Brian); brother of David (Lesley);
and uncle of Katherine and Anna.
Friends received from 1 to 5 p.m.
Sunday at GEORGE A. THOMA FUNERAL HOME INC.,
10418 Perry Highway, Wexford.
Funeral services are private.
The family suggests memorials
to the Hillman Cancer Center, 5115 Centre Ave.,
Pittsburgh, PA 15232
(Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh Tribune)

Re: Parkinson, Brierly, Yorkshire

larryclum11 — 2011-05-17 12:34:58Z

Charles,
I have noticed that you have the name spelled PARKINSON continuously in your tree. I believe, in fact, that the name was generally spelled PARKISON (See Daniel Parkison's signature in my CLUM AND ALLIED FAMILIES tree) Some changed it to PARKINSON in later generations (Samuel Parkinson, son of George), but most of this line retained the PARKISON spelling...
Your comments

Re: Parkinson - Lincolnshire.

bradbury51 — 2011-05-14 06:37:35Z

James (b1789 d 1866 at Sth Kelsey) and Jane Parkinson neeGilliat (b1791 d1885 at Sth Kelsey) were my great great grandparents and they married in Hull in 1814. Their children Emily b 1815, George b1818 d 1886, Charles b 1820 Jane b1823 all born at Market Stainton, then Joseph b1830, Ellen (also listed as Helen), my great grandmother b1832, d 1872, Eliza b 1837 and Emma b 1840 all born at South Kelsey. Ellen Parkinson married George Harrison and my grandmother Alice was their 3rd child, she migrated to Australia in 1883.
My email bradburyrm@yahoo.com.au
Rutth Bradbury

Re: Parkinson - Lincolnshire.

bradbury51 — 2011-05-14 06:37:32Z

Thomas Parkinson (1861 Preston)

vparkinsons — 2011-04-18 11:39:22Z

I am looking for a Thomas Parkinson who settled and married in Northumbrland (Newcastle on Tyne. He owned a Bird Shop in Newcastle in the early 1900's but him and his son William Parkinson dont appear on death records searches of Newcastle. Any info will help.
Victor

Re: Thomas Kenneth & Ivy Parkinson (Nottingham)

vparkinsons — 2011-04-18 10:56:34Z

Hi
I am looking for records of a Thomas Parkinson who married Annie Kay in Northumberland anybody with info? Will be most grateful

Re: Thomas Kenneth & Ivy Parkinson (Nottingham)

Mariejoanparkinson — 2011-04-16 16:23:42Z

This helps tremendously, I can't thank you enough!

It's a really great starting point, I did wonder if Thomas & sarah ann were my great grandparents, I saw it on the census document, but wasn't entirely sure because I'm new to this.

You pointing me in the right direction is brilliant, thank you :)

Marie x

Re: Thomas Kenneth & Ivy Parkinson (Nottingham)

CParkinson2345 — 2011-04-16 13:31:43Z

I found in the 1901 census a household in Nottingham where there is a Thomas Parkinson that is 2 years old (Ecclesiastical parish: Bulwell St Mary the Virgin). In 1924 (when he got married) he would be 22 so this is a good match for him. I have found that young people used to get married as soon as they could. In this household the head is called Thomas Parkinson (coal miner) and the wife is Ann Sarah with another child called Mabel and they were living at 7 Honey Place in Nottingham. The wedding certificate of Thomas Kenneth to Ivy Cobb has the couple marrying in Basford, Nottinghamshire in the 4th quarter of 1924, the GRO numbers are: Volume 7b Page 457. I suggest that you spend the £9 to order the certificate from the GRO as it will give you good information and will be worth the money spent. It will give you the fathers' names and occupations, and the bride and groom's occupations and ages. If the father's name of Thomas was Thomas then you confirm the 1901 census household is yours. I also found a birth of an Ivy Kate Cobb born in the fourth quarter of 1901 (she wouldn't be in the 1901 census) in Nottinghamshire, the GRO numbers are Volume: 7b Page: 438. I would also buy this. Another clue that these are your ancestors would be that you have current relatives with these forenames that I have mentioned. This should give you a good start.
Hope this helps.

family search

hilaryrebeiro_1 — 2011-04-15 18:57:44Z

Hi ,I'm trying to find my grand Uncles, William Albert Parkinson and Robert Henry Parkinson. William,born in Fermoy Ireland 1886.Lived in Gateshead, Durham.Married to Jennie Gill and had two daughters. Lily 1909 and Florence 1910.Last known whereabouts Durham, according to the 1911 Census. Robert was a grocer, born in Battersea London 1888, Married to Annie Taylor and had a daughter Edna 1914,also living in Gateshead Durham
Did they the move on elsewhere or join the army?Their parents were William Parkinson and Margaret Alexander. Any help much appreciated.

Re: Thomas Kenneth & Ivy Parkinson (Nottingham)

Mariejoanparkinson — 2011-04-15 11:49:28Z

Thank you, I believe he was born in Nottingham and his grandparents were from Yorkshire.
There seems to be a lot of Thomas Parkinson's out there!

Re: Thomas Kenneth & Ivy Parkinson (Nottingham)

CParkinson2345 — 2011-04-15 11:00:31Z

I haven't come across the family before but I can look for you. Thomas Kenneth was born in Yorkshire?

Re: Thomas Kenneth & Ivy Parkinson (Nottingham)

Mariejoanparkinson — 2011-04-14 09:37:44Z

(Bump)

Paul Manfred Parkinson

maxuechtritz — 2011-04-13 10:40:49Z

Looking for descendents or any information about the fate of my great uncle Paul Manfred Parkinson, last heard of in Sydney , Australia in 1946-47 living at various addresses including Willoughby, Darling Point and Bronte.
Paul was the son of legendary New Guinea pioneers Richard and Phebe Parkinson of "Kuradui" plantation. Richard set up Ralum for Phebe's sister "Queen" Emma Forsayth. Paul disappeared from records after being released from Tatura POW camp in Victoria where he was wrongly interned in WW2.He was educated in Qld, NSW and NZ.

Re: Finding My Family

mrcoincidence_1 — 2011-04-12 22:43:46Z

I believe we have a common relative, Harry Richardson

Re: Thomas Kenneth & Ivy Parkinson (Nottingham)

Mariejoanparkinson — 2011-04-12 20:50:57Z

hi,

thanks for your reply, i'm looking for any info at all!

rough guess on the age of their older children, it seems very possible that they were married in 1924.
are they in your family line?!

best wishes

marie

Re: Thomas Kenneth PARKINSON B. 1806 Chadderton Heights,Lancashire

Mariejoanparkinson — 2011-04-12 20:46:05Z

hi,

i just joined the website and my grandpa was called thomas kenneth parkinson, but i know little about him;
he was married to ivy cobb, had 14 children and is buried at bulwell in nottingham- is this the same person?

best wishes

marie

Re: Thomas Kenneth & Ivy Parkinson (Nottingham)

CParkinson2345 — 2011-04-12 13:55:22Z

Were they married 4th quarter 1924? Are you just looking for burial information?

Thomas Kenneth & Ivy Parkinson (Nottingham)

Mariejoanparkinson — 2011-04-12 12:35:34Z

I'm looking for any info on my grandparents Thomas & Ivy, buried at bulwell cemetery in Nottingham.
They had 14 children.
Ivy's maiden name was Cobb.

Re: family search

paparkinson47 — 2011-04-04 19:11:08Z

I'd be thrilled to have a copy! Would you please send to pas47pap gmail com? Many thanks! My Parkinsons came to MS from SC. Before that I'm not sure but I believe Ireland.