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Re: Procters Yorkshire/Lancashire

emanuelpaemen — 2012-04-17 21:23:16Z

Hello,

I have a Mary Hartley born in 1822 (I assume in Lothersdale as I think that all her sisters and brother were). Her parents are Peter Hartley (B.1793) in Lothersdale and Jane Proctor (B. 1792/3) in Keighley and died in 1870. Is there a link anywhere? I'm particularly interested in what seems to have been her illegitimate son Benson (B. 1842)

Re: Procters Yorkshire/Lancashire

sorpaolop — 2012-01-26 10:59:16Z

Hi Faye
I'm Italian with a Procter as ancestor. Is it possible to obtain from you an electronic copy of the tree from 1036?
Thanks
best regards
Paolo Sorgato
Italy
sorpaolop@libero.it

Re: Procters Yorkshire/Lancashire

daprocter21 — 2012-01-10 22:01:40Z

Re Samuel Procter and family I AM A DIRECT DECENDANT OF this Samuel by his 2nd marriage to Mary Hartley formeley Smith.
I have an estensive tree please contact david.procter1@btinternet.com

Re: Procters Yorkshire/Lancashire

s0therl0nd — 2011-10-18 16:53:12Z

I have inputted quite a few Proctor/Proter on www.findagrave.com. Might be a connection for you. that's all.

Re: Procters Yorkshire/Lancashire

Robert345c — 2011-10-02 13:56:07Z

Faye, Thanks for this information but William is born too late to be mine as he married in 1821. I just thought the Moorhouse connection might be there.
Searching the records there are 3 possibilities the one I have (b1797) with father Richard and mother Grace Burton, a William Proctor (b1800) Guisley, father John and another one (b 1789)Brotherton, father John Mother Anne.

Thanks anyway
Rob

Re: Procters Yorkshire/Lancashire

fladylady11 — 2011-10-02 12:31:35Z

Again, all of this is unconfirmed. Thomas Procter (14 Jan 1787 Cowling) son of Samuel and Sarah. Married Hannah Bracewell (07 Jan 1805 Kildweick Parish Church). Children - Elizabeth (b 02 Feb 1806 Cowling), John (b 11 July 1809 Cowling died 27 March 1866 Cowling), David (b 20 Oct 1811 Cowling), Mary (b 04 Sept 1814 Kildwick), Thomas (b 07 June 1818 Cowling). Hope this gives you something to look at.

Re: Procters Yorkshire/Lancashire

fladylady11 — 2011-10-02 12:20:05Z

Note - all of the data is unconfirmed and unsupported by records...Samuel born 12 Jan 1783 in Cowling, died at Carlton Moor - Carlton in Craven. Was the son of Samuel (1751) and Sarah Moorhouse. He married Alice Holmes 24 June 1804 Keighley Parish Church, Yorkshire. Possible children - Sarah (02 Oct 1804 Keighley), Elizabeth (08 Nov 1806 Keighley), Mary (18 July 1808 Keighley), Nancy (02 Feb 1812 Keighley), Tabitha (08 May 1814 Keighley died 15 April 1827), William (18 July 1819). Also have listed another Mary (18 July 1819), Jane (26 Nov 1824 or 1826) and John (25 Dec 1828). Possibly two different families here but with parents of same name. Sorry if this is confusing. Will look for Thomas next.

Re: Procters Yorkshire/Lancashire

Robert345c — 2011-10-02 12:00:40Z

Hi Faye, thanks for the reply, do you have any children of Samuel (b1783 Cowling) or Thomas (b1787 Cowling) ?
I'm looking for a William born between 1795 and 1806 approx, Samuel looks the most likely if my William was born in 1800 his father Samuel would have been 17.
He had a child Mooorhouse so if there is one it's a strong link to Sarah Moorhouse.

Rob

Re: Procters Yorkshire/Lancashire

fladylady11 — 2011-10-02 11:22:58Z

I have Sarah Moorhouse (Born circa 1752) married to Samuel Procter 24 Oct 1775. Children listed are Ann (b 1776 Kildwick), Grace (b 1778 Keighley), Sarah (b 1781 Glusburn), Samuel (b 1783 Cowling), Esther (b 1785 Keighley), Thomas (b 1787 Cowling). These names and dates were given to me by a distant relative and I have not confirmed that they are correct. Nor were there any records cited in the info I was given.
Faye

Re: Procters Yorkshire/Lancashire

Robert345c — 2011-10-01 20:50:54Z

Hi fladylady11, I to have notes of Sarah Moorhouse marrying Samuel Proctor at Kildwick on 24 Oct 1775, the only children of this marriage are Ann 1776 and Sarah 1780 do you have the same please?

Thx
Rob

Re: Procters Yorkshire/Lancashire

fladylady11 — 2011-10-01 10:54:01Z

Finally have been able to open my Genealogy programme. I don't have a William born in 1806. I have several Pickles, but none of them Sarah - no corresponding dates either. No Morehouse Procter in my records, although I do have a Sarah Moorhouse born circa 1752. Sorry I can't be of any help.

Re: Procters Yorkshire/Lancashire

fladylady11 — 2011-10-01 10:45:55Z

Sorry Paolo, I have no information on that line of the Procters. Regards, Faye

Re: Procters Yorkshire/Lancashire

fladylady11 — 2011-10-01 10:37:47Z

Carol,I have Samuel married to Anne (no surname or date)& then to Mary HARTLEY (22.08.1822). Samuel died 26.09.1838 at Burned Hill, Black Lane Ends, Thornton in Craven. According to my records Samuel's son John (B 29.11.1802) John had a son James in 1828 but I do not have the name of his then wife or any info on what happened to her. His second marriage was to Elizabeth (Betty) Smith on 03.03.1834. Children were Smith, John, Thomas, Mary, William, Nancy, Ellen, and Richard. I am descended from James the first son. Do you have any info on John's first wife? (my gg grandmother) My info was given to me by a distant relative so hope it is right:)

Re: Elizabeth Procter Lothersdale

doreenosuch — 2011-08-25 15:00:45Z

Also I have found details about procters yorkshire/lancashire on the genealogy.com website, posted by a Faye Waller

Re: Elizabeth Procter Lothersdale

doreenosuch — 2011-08-25 14:59:37Z

It is not a formal census, but I found it in details on a Lothersdale website www.bobfuller.me.uk/lothersdale/History

Re: Procters Yorkshire/Lancashire

fladylady11 — 2011-08-21 06:00:14Z

Sorry Robert,
I don't have access to the information at the moment. Have unfortunately had to get a new computer, and can't transfer the info from the old one. Not sure when I can retrieve the data.

Re: William Procter b abt 1806 Lothersdale

Robert345c — 2011-08-19 23:39:29Z

Update

William I now believe was born in 1798 in Horton Yorkshire. He wasn't the sheep stealer he was from Hawksworth nr leeds.
He may have married Jane Hewitt in 1835 or he may have moved to Bury returning to Lothersdale in a 1851 Census.

Rob

Re: Elizabeth Procter Lothersdale

Robert345c — 2011-08-19 12:21:35Z

no problem, I wouldn't mind that 1838 census myself please.

Rob

Re: Elizabeth Procter Lothersdale

doreenosuch — 2011-08-19 11:15:41Z

Many thanks - I had since found a marriage in Carlton on the 1 Nov 1824 - now that the West Yorkshire records have appeared on Ancestry.

I have also found her death in Skipton in Jul - Sep 1853.

Unable to find her birth, but have found a record of Procters living at Procter Heights Farm, Lothersdale. In a census carried out in Lothersdale in 1838 - in preparation for a new church, Mr John Benson Sidgwick undertook a local census ... where he noticed read poverty he left one shilling. He recorded a John Procter at Procterheights with 2 children under 7, 6 age up to 14, and with three unbaptised. He left one shilling. I am wondering if Elizabeth could have been one of the unbaptised?

Thank you for your info.

Re: Elizabeth Procter Lothersdale

Robert345c — 2011-08-13 21:25:16Z

Hi Doreen, I believe the marriage was on the 1st November 1824.

Regards
Rob

William Procter b abt 1806 Lothersdale - Australia?

Robert345c — 2011-08-13 12:08:46Z

My Gt x 3 Grandfather William Proctor b abt 1806 (Blacksmith) in Lothersdale West Riding of Yorkshire married Sarah Pickles on the 04 Jan 1821. They had 4 children William b1824, Edwin b1827, Francis b1831 and Moorhouse b1833.
Unfortunately 2 weeks after Moorhouse was born Sarah passed away on the 19 Sept 1833 aged 34. The chldren then split up I have found a census record for Moorhouse in 1841 living with Betty Brown in Yorkshire and a seperate Census record for the other 3 children William, Edwin and Francis living with Charles Senior and family but no father Wiliam can be found.
Yesterday I found a criminal record for William (father) for sheep stealing on the 28 march 1835 and sentenced to transportation for life. So I assume he was sent to NSW Australia, I cannot as yet find a passenger list or a ship name but he probably started a new life and may have remarried. Do you have any information?
I am not aware that any of my main line Proctor's went to America or Canada but perhaps a brother or cousin did.
Any information will be galdly received and I am very willing to share the information I have.
If Pauline reads this then please read your gmail it looks like we have the same Gtx2 Grandfather!
Regards
Robert Proctor

robertp5@sky.com

Thankyou.

Re: Procters Yorkshire/Lancashire

Robert345c — 2011-08-02 21:32:42Z

Hi Faye, I have seen your post on the Geneologist and replied to it, have you seen it?
My earliest confirmed Proctor is William b 1806 in Lothersdale Yorkshire, his wife Sarah Pickles unfortunately passed away after the birth of Moorhouse Proctor in 1833.
Do you or does anybody have any information on this please?
If you can send me the information you mentioned that would be wonderful or if anybody else has a copy I would appreciate it.

I can be contacted on
robertp5@sky.com

Regards
Robert Proctor

Re: Family Tree of Robert LeProcurator

DavidThomasProcter — 2011-07-02 03:40:33Z

Hello Regina

All i know is that my Thomas Procter was born circa 1702. He arrived in Sussex in 1720 most likely on a customs cutter owned by his future father in law Nathaniel Pigrim. We have made a huge leap of faith that he came from Yorkshire as around about 1720 Pigrim was in Liverpool. The other possibility is that he came from abroad. Was he an exile as one of his future children was christened by "The King in exciles personal priest" Could this King be Charles Stuart.

Any assitence would be welcomed. Many thanks

Dave Procter

Re: Family Tree of Robert LeProcurator

ReginaPC — 2011-07-01 20:35:10Z

Hello David
As a fellow Procter family person, I'm interested in any help you may be able to give in regards to the Procter family from Bordley, Yorks. I'm not quite sure whether your Thomas Procter is part of my tree, but would love to hear from you to work this out. Cheers
Regina Procter

Re: Family Tree of Robert LeProcurator

DavidThomasProcter — 2011-07-01 17:16:37Z

As a Procter trying to find his roots could i have a copy of what you have discovered My branch comes from Thomas procter 1702 of Bordley Yorks

Cheers Dave Procter

Re: Family Tree of Robert LeProcurator

sorpaolop — 2011-06-30 21:50:11Z

Hi my name is Paolo Sorgato, from Italy. My g-g-grandfather was Benjamin Procter (Prochter), perhaps from Edinburgh. He married Sarah Alkins and had at least 2 sons: Edmund and Emily (born in Vienna in 1815). Do you have news for me?
Thanks
Paolo

Re: Procters Yorkshire/Lancashire

sorpaolop — 2011-06-30 21:42:18Z

Hi my name is Paolo Sorgato, from Italy. My g-g-grandfather was Benjamin Procter (or Prochter); he married Sarah Alkins. He had at least 2 sons: Edmund and Emily (born in Vienna). Benjamin was a leather merchant.
Do you have news for me?
Thanks
Paolo

Re: Margaret Procter of Healdsburg

malincal — 2011-03-26 21:46:36Z

Hello, I know this is an older posting about Margaret Procter but I am hoping some of you who responded are still around. You added Kate Lowney Schalich to the mix.I understand Margaret and Lena were her sisters. I am researching the Schalich family and I do believe this Kate Lowney was married to John A Schalich of California, b 1865, d 1951. There is a grandson named Michael Lowney Walt of Alameda. Please email me for more info. Thanks. MAL Malincal@comcast.net

Elizabeth Procter of Lothersdale

doreenosuch — 2011-02-15 10:43:08Z

I am seeking information about her family - she was bnorn in 1808 and married George Elliott of Hellifield. Have found a Procter with 6 children (3 baptised and 3 not!) according to local vicar - who gave them one shilling as they were poor!

Elizabeth Procter Lothersdale

doreenosuch — 2011-02-09 16:28:32Z

Am seeking information about Eliz Procter born 1805 in Lothersdale. She married a George Elliott of Hellifield and in 1841 they were in Embsay with Earby.

George Procter married Minnie Dale 1920 Longmont, CO

annageis76 — 2010-12-09 03:27:06Z

I am not related to these families…

Longmont Ledger (Longmont, Boulder County, Colorado)

Dec 3, 1920 Page 5

MARRIED

PROCTER-DALE
Mr.George Procter and Mrs. Minnie Dales were married Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Storm, the Rev. J. F. Findlay officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Procter are residents of Boulder, and left immediately after the ceremony for that city where they will make their home.

Re: Rev. Henry & Sarah Harley Procter

JaneBrown74 — 2010-08-31 18:00:19Z

Dear Janet Procter

Very interested in your comment on the Procter family, posted in 2002. I have only just seen it (31 August 2010) as I have only just started researching my Procter forebears. My gt.grandmother was Frances Mary Procter, who married the Rev John W Hawtrey, Eton housemaster and later founder of Hawtreys prep school, which folded in the 1990s. Her father was Lt Col James Moody Procter, Director of Studies at Sandhurst RMA (who married his cousin Susannah Procter). Their grandfather was Dr Richard Procter, army surgeon at the Battle of Bunkers Hill. I am now losing my way among Harleys, who appear to have purchased Berrington Hall. His father was the Rev Henry Procter, Vicar of Orleton, Herefordshire, who appears also to be an ancestor of the William Procter of Procteer and Gamble.

One Wikipedia entry mentions the 3rd Earl of Oxford, in which case there masy be consusion.

Would be very interested to hear what you know.

Jane Brown

James A. Procter-PLEASE HELP

kellietho — 2010-05-04 06:03:12Z

My g-g-g-g-grandfather is James A. Procter of Wise County, TX. He was born around 1829 in Kentucky and had at least one daughter named Laura Alice (she married a Charlie Wood). I would like to know any more information about James and his family, particularly his parents (who they were and where they were from), did he have siblings, who did he marry, and what did he do for a living.

I have tried looking for him, but I do not have the means to have a paid subscription to ancestry and therefore cannot access the records. If anyone had any information on James and his family, your help will be greatly appreciated!! Thank you in advance!!!!!

Jane Procter (1777-1866)

Bundygirl — 2010-03-31 02:34:29Z

I believe Jane was born in 1771, Newland House, Yorkshire, England. She married William Banks Remington 1797 Bentham, Yorkshire. Looking for information on parents and siblings etc.

Re: looking for family of David Prockter

timescreen — 2010-02-18 21:50:47Z

Hello Stephen, my name is Philip.I was a friend of David's from 1986. Sadly, David passed away on the 25.5.02. He suffered a heart attack and despite efforts from the ambulance staff died. He was on his way to the Dr Who shop in Barking but collapsed outside his front door.I am very sorry to send you this sad news. I was very fond of David and still miss him greatly. Take care, Philip Mason.

Re: Rev. Henry & Sarah Harley Procter

rodrickplummer — 2010-02-06 00:17:32Z

I am researching the same tree from my grandfather R W Jones whos mother was Sarah cooper procter, up through the Harleys and also branched on another route down to Queen Elizabeth 2,

Re: Robert Edward Procter (Proctor?)

joebrierley1 — 2010-02-04 23:19:22Z

I just chanced upon your message today-although your query was a long time ago I thought it was worth a try.

Re: William Procter b.1824

procters_1 — 2009-12-31 09:46:40Z

Hello Denyse

Happy New Year to you and all your branch of the Procter family. I have just noticed I put the wrong website on my last message. I should have put www.scotlandsplaces.co.uk. It is free whereas scotlandspeople you have to pay for.

Ian

Re: William Procter b.1824

DesmondCorrigan48 — 2009-12-30 19:07:59Z

Thank you so much Ian. I have added the photo to my tree. We have just been visiting my oldest brother Ian Procter who lives in Gisborne and our connection has caused great interest. Wishing you and our extended Procter family a happy and prosperous 2010.
regards, Denyse

Re: William Procter b.1824

procters_1 — 2009-12-29 14:53:32Z

Hi Denyse
I have put a new photo on my site of Shore Street Anstruther Easter which is where the Prosters were on the 1881 Scotland census. Let me know if you can view as I am not sure with me not being a member of Ansestry at the moment. I found it,and several others, on www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk.

Ian

Re: William Procter b.1824

DesmondCorrigan48 — 2009-12-04 17:01:55Z

Hi Ian thats great information and fits with me not being able to find census records in scarborough after 1861 for them. The family must have all moved to Scotland. Thanks so much. Denyse

Re: William Procter b.1824

procters_1 — 2009-11-21 17:30:42Z

Hello Denyse

I have found the following:-
1871 Scottish Census
William 46 fish merchant, Jane 46 fish merchant's wife, George son 18 fish merchant & Thomas son 11 scholar at Shore Back Lane Anstruther Easter, Fife. (No sign of William b.1850).

1881 Scottish Census
William 57 Fish Buyer, Jane 57 wife, Goerge son 26 Fish Buyer & Thomas son 21 coachman at Shore Street Anstruther Easter.

Re: John Procter of Bordley born circa 1380. 3 sons John Thomas & Roger

sorpaolop — 2009-11-08 17:03:26Z

Hello
I have seen that you have a Procter's tree. I am looking for news about Edmund Procter, the father of my ggmother Emma Procter.
Edmund married with Matilde Modini from Venice and lived some years, 1840-1850 at Istanbul, where he died. He was presbyterian and was, perhaps, from London. (I am italian and I don't speak english very well).
Thanks
Paolo Sorgato
sorpaolop@libero.it

James Wilson Procter

procters_1 — 2009-11-03 13:55:27Z

Just noticed another mistake. The above person does not belong to my family.

Ian

Brian Napoleon Procter

procters_1 — 2009-11-03 13:48:40Z

Hi Denyse

The information you have about Brian is incorrect. He was my half brother, the son of my mother's first marriage, and his name was Brian Napoleon Lee. He was born in 1920 (5 March 1932 is my dob)and killed whilst serving in the R.A.F. in 1941.

Ian

Re: I have added photos

procters_1 — 2009-10-22 15:28:51Z

Hello Denyse

I have managed to enlarge & print the photo of William so I don't need you to email it to me. Have you looked at my photos?

Ian

Re: I have added photos

procters_1 — 2009-10-20 13:39:15Z

Hello Denyse

Thank you for the extra photo's you have added. I think the one of William fish merchant is amazing! I have tried to print it to add to my family history file but I can only print it very small from ancestry. Could you possibly scan it & send it to my email address which is procters@w3z.co.uk so that I can print it from there. My wife thinks there is a family resemblance between me, in my younger days (when I had some hair!), my brother Tony who died aged 18 & your grandfather. I will post some photo's for you to compare. Are you putting your tree on Genesreunited? Please open it for me if you are.

Regards

Ian

I have added photos

DesmondCorrigan48 — 2009-10-18 05:45:43Z

Hi Ian, a very well thanks to a very wet Wellington day I have mastered the scanner and added a number of photos of William and his family which I hope you enjoy viewing.l would be interested in knowing of there is any likeness . regards Denyse

Re: William Procter again

DesmondCorrigan48 — 2009-10-17 19:51:15Z

Thanks so much Ian for the photos - it is great to have these. As I said will sort out my scanner and put some of William procter from scotland and his family up. Kind regards, Denyse

Re: photos Procter

procters_1 — 2009-10-17 13:27:55Z

Hello Denyse

I've added the photo's again. I think I've got it right this time.

Ian