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Rimington (became titled Lady)

katiespitfire — 2012-02-16 19:21:47Z

I have a Carte de visite of a lady-looks about 1850-65 looking at her clothes.
On the reverse it says in pencil what looks like 'Lady Brise(s)? nee Rimington.
Does it ring any bells? please email me
katiespitfire@hotmail.com

Re: Rimington tribe - swap information

JonathanRimington — 2010-11-16 20:05:51Z

Hello

Thank you for your message. I'll be happy to share information. Feel free to ask specific questions. What would help also is if I could have a copy of the family tree that you already have so I can fill in the gaps from my info.

Exciting to make contact.

Percy is my Grandfather.

If I remember correctly, Frederick served in the British Army in India and ended up being in charge of all the horses for the Army in India and attained a very high rank.

I also have pictures of Broomhead hall which was the family seat for many hundreds of years. I have other family pictures that may be of interest.

Please place the word "WINGS" in the subject line if you contact me direct at my main email address:
jrimington@creativedirector.com

I look forward to hearing from you.

Kind regards

Jonathan Rimington

Re: Rimington tribe - swap information

joannamscott1 — 2010-11-13 13:37:25Z

Would love to swap info. I am a descendant of Percy's sister, May Blanche Rimington, who married into the Bacon family. I have plenty of info gleaned from online genealogical research and have very recently been in touch with a descendant of one of Percy and May's sisters, Lucy Ellen Rimington, who has kindly given me a Rimington Tree drawn up by her late great aunt in 1970 and on which you and your sister, Avril, are listed. I am, however, much hazier on the descendants of Hugh Henry, Percy William and Frederick Wilson who seem to have been born/live abroad in USA and Australia.
I hope very much to hear from you.
Regards,
Joanna Scott (nee Bacon)

Re: Rimington tribe - swap information

joannamscott1 — 2010-11-13 13:33:00Z

I have certainly heard of Frederick Rimington, son of William Rimington. One of William's other children, May Blanche Rimington was my 2x great grandmother. She married into the Bacon family of Sir Nicholas Bacon/Sir Francis Bacon repute.
I have quite a bit on the Rimington family which I would be willing to share with you but am a little hazy on those branches who moved abroad such as Frederick and his descendants and that of Frederick's brothers, Hugh and Percy. I would love to know more about these branches of the family if you have information to share?
Regards,
Joanna Scott (nee Bacon)

Re: Wonderful Family History Site Found

joannamscott_1 — 2010-11-13 12:51:16Z

Hello all,

I too have Rimington ancestry. My 2x great grandmother was May Blanche Rimington, sister to Lucy, Hugh, Fred, Percy, Edith, Hilda and Violet. She married Rev. Reginald Bacon and my maiden name was Bacon.
I have very recently been in contact with a descendant of Lucy's in Canada through whom I have gleaned a little more information (and a Rimington family tree) and corroborated that which I already had through my own research on genealogy websites. Avril, you and your brother are on this tree.
There are still a few blanks and uncertainties though and I'd love to be able to fill them in. I would also be willing to share my information with you should you wish to see it.

Thomas Rimington

Marj4724 — 2010-07-25 05:23:11Z

I am looking for any information on a Thomas Rimington, who was a famer in the Parish of Yaxley , County of Huntington in 1871.Thanks

Re: Rimmington (double m)

topperr — 2010-06-28 20:47:20Z

I'm from Grantham in lincolnshire, have a look at my tree and see if we match up.

Re: Rimmington (double m)

cathyrimmo1969 — 2010-06-01 09:49:17Z

Hi,

As you can see im a Rimmington (double m) I too lived in Lincolnshire and my family are all from Lincolnshire too. What part of Lincolnshire were you from?

Cathy

Re: RIMINGTONS

kbultreras1 — 2008-05-07 15:35:52Z

my maiden name rimington
kbultreras1@hotmail.com
omaha,ne

Re: Agnes Rimmington - London

silicondale — 2007-10-15 07:28:38Z

Hi Jean - Indeed there could be a connection. The nearest candidate we found otherwise was in Battersea, but I was not convinced. Mile End is the right place and born 1883 makes her the right age. We have no idea what happened to her before or after. She could not have been married to my g-grandfather Jasper Boniston Willey at least until some time after 1920 because my g-grandmother Anne was still living, at least until 1920 (identified as a witness on my grandparents' marriage certificate). Do you know anything more about Anne Rimmington ?

Re: Agnes Rimmington - London

jeanbrooks142 — 2007-10-15 04:58:13Z

Hi Steve - I have an Agnes Rimmington in my family tree. Her parents were Henry Rimmington and Annie nee Thomas and she was born in Mile End Old Town in 1883. Do you think there is any connection?

Any Rimingtons from Kent - especially Rochester.

RemmingtonFamilyHistory — 2007-01-01 11:51:53Z

I am researching the family history of my Remmington family to find they changed from Remington (in the 1880s) and then from Rimington (in the 1700s). All names are quite uncommon, so if you are a Remmington, Remington or Rimington, then we may be related. Just looking to link up trees and to fill in blanks - any information would be great - I am willing for you to view my tree if it would help. thanks

Re: Rimingtons -- Rutland, UK

2006-11-18 13:52:18Z

Hello Lynn.
You wanted to know who else I have found.
Starting with Charles the publican b.1816, I have 10 brothers and sisters for him but this has not been compiled by me and it needs to be checked out. I only have four children for Charles, Thomas b. 1840, Charles b. 1841, Francis b. 1843 and Sarah Ann b. 1846. I don't know if there would be any more as Charles wife Jane died in1847 and he remarried Sarah later.
I have not yet had time to discover the descendants of his children except for my own branch (Francis).
Francis and his wife Harriet Cole had the following children: Walter Charles b.1868(I am informed that he was a well known cricketer), Harriet Matilda b. 1869, Francis George b. 1871(your connection),Thomas b. 1873, Fred Alexander b. 1874 (my grandfather) and Edith Annie b. 1877.
I have discovered that Fred Alexander and his wife Rose Ada had 16 children and there are three big gaps where others may have been born so the total may be 19. Five of these died at an early age, never-the-less I had lots of uncles and only one aunt.
I hope that this is helpful to you.
I would be interested to know the descendants of Francis George if you have time. I have also recently connected another branch of the tree to Charles b. 1841.
If you need more info please do not hesitate to ask.
Best wishes Colin.

Re: Rimingtons -- Rutland, UK

2006-11-07 16:59:13Z

Thank you for your reply. I am also related to Francis via his son Francis George (registered as Francis George Rimmington on his birth certificate but as Rimington on everything else). I would love to see who else you have found in the tree.

Re: Rimingtons -- Rutland, UK

2006-10-25 19:02:42Z

Hello Lynn,
In reply to your message, Charles Rimington is my great, great Grandfather. I have details of four of his children, Thomas b. 5/7/1862, Charles b. 20/2/1841, Francis b. 17/2/1843, Sarah b. 10/1/1846. There are probably others that I have not found yet. I am descended from Francis. I have found Six of his children, one of them is Fred Alexander who is my grandfather. I do have details going back to a James Riminton (note the missing G) born circa 1720 but the details have not been checked for accuracy and need further research. I will be happy to share information with you if you are interested. Are you descended from any of the first four that I have found ? or do you know of others that I have not discovered ? I shall be away for two weeks and unable to respond until I get back.
Best wishes, Colin.

Re: Rimingtons -- Rutland, UK

2006-10-24 11:53:38Z

I have just read your message re Rutland Rimingtons. I have worked out that Charles Rimington born c1816 of the Rose & Crown Whissendine is my great great great grandfather. Do you have details of his relatives. How are you related to him ?

Agnes Rimmington - London

silicondale — 2006-07-26 14:59:15Z

Looking for any information at all on Agnes Rimmington who married Jasper Willey in Hackney, east London, and had a son Andrew Dalby Willey in 1911. Cannot find any trace of the marriage, so it may not have been formalised (the fact that Jasper is listed as 'bachelor' in a subsequent 1920 marriage, supports this idea). Also, the child went into an orphanage and was later adopted, so she may well have died in 1911-12 - but unable to find death record under either surname.
Any information at all would be welcome ! - Steve Henley

Re: Rimmington (double m)

PAMELALYNDOE — 2005-12-03 21:50:26Z

Hi I am looking for Richard who married Eliza Preston who I think could have been born in Leeds in 1858. Don't know where Richard was born. They had a son Richard born in Hull Sep 1875. Can you help?

Re: Rimmington (double m)

PAMELALYNDOE — 2005-12-03 21:50:26Z

We certainly are! I have been told there are 21 children. My grandmother was Gertrude. I have your mother as Dora not Dorothy.
Can you e-mail me on pamela@lyndoenet.co.uk

Re: RIMINGTONS

PAMELALYNDOE — 2005-12-03 21:50:26Z

I am looking for Richard Rimmington who married Eliza Preston. I think she was born in Leeds in 1858.they had a son called Richard born in Hull Sep 1875. Do you have a link?

Rimmington

PAMELALYNDOE — 2005-12-03 21:50:26Z

I am looking for Richard Rimmington my GGgrandfather who married Eliza Preston. They had a son Richard born in HULL England in 1875. He married Dorothy Yeaman in 1895.
Can anyone help?

Re: Another Rimington here!!!!

BRIMINGTON|MA106759 — 2005-06-24 03:04:15Z

HiI am sorry but so far have not run into him...I did find out another limb on our trees History is located not to far from my Nebraska residence.So have been leaning in that direction.walking cemeteries ,taking pictures etc. It is a little harder to research the UK genealogy, but every once in a while I do hit a nugget of information.Did find out my first husbands Grandfather,Frederic Rimington sailed on the SS Spain but so far he does not appear on the passenger lists of that ship at that time. back to the drawing board.Barb

Wonderful Family History Site Found

BRIMINGTON|MA106759 — 2005-06-24 03:04:15Z

Hi All Rimingtons Please check out this site http://www.myers.orcon.net.nz/index.html I found it yesterday in a search I did at Google-RIMINGTON- It has MY family history.Maybe Yours too.Good Luck. I am passing it along because I was SOOO happy when I found it I think I sent it to EVERYONE in my family.Our reunion this year should be VERY interesting with all this added information PLUS pictures of the GR GR GR GR grandparents.OHHHH Happy DayBarb

Re: Hannah Rimmington

2005-04-02 00:34:08Z

If you see three messages for this reply please forgive me. I am having a little trouble with the internet connection. Sorry about the delay in replying to you but Ancestory.com didn't flag me with your message. There are two sites in the UK that are free and have the Births, Marriages and Deaths BMD of the people in the UK and also a separate site Yorkshire BMD. They are very useful even though not complete yet. Volunteers are working to get the data into the database. Pamela Lyndoe, who you will see on this string, is a volunteer and put me onto the site. they are at...

http://www.yorkshirebmd.org.uk

and

http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/

If you have further questions send message to gdollar@aol.com for a quicker answer.

Regards

Graham

Re: Hannah Rimmington

tinacoulby — 2005-04-01 10:34:11Z

Hi there,

I'm not sure which side of the family you are looking for but i have quite a lot of information regarding the colby/Coulby side of the tree.

The information i have about Hannah Rimmington is as follows:
Hannah Rimmington
B. 01/12/1750
Long B.
D. 21/02/1830
Long B.

M. Dixon Colby
B. 1749
Westb.
D. 1811
Long B.

Hannahs Parents:
John Rimmington & Anna (no other info)

Hannah & Dixon Colby Children (all surnames Coulby):
John (1773)
Dixon (1775)
Elizabeth (1778)
William (1791)
Richard (1795)
Hannah (1781)
Robert (1785)
Thomas (1788)

Also have further infomation about some of the children. If you are interested in the Coulby/Colby Side then please dont hesitate to get in touch - any further info you have on Hannahs tree would be greatly recieved!

Tina C

Re: Hannah Rimmington

2005-02-25 04:03:24Z

Graham-
I am also in the US, Washington DC area right now. Pardon my ignorance, but what is a BMD? What do you think we can do to research this possible link further?

Rimmington's double m

reception1918 — 2005-02-15 23:36:32Z

does anyone know anything about Alec Rimmington. He went to USA in 1908, and later married Edith M Darlington from Wisconsin. He died in 1920. He is my Grt Uncle.
Alec Rimmington was born in Quorndon Leicestershire.

Re: Rimmington (double m)

2005-01-15 11:59:24Z

Hi Sharon, I had no luck on the Sarah name in the Rimmington line but did have some, in Thorne, with the singe M. Sarah Ann born 1841 and Sarah Ann born 1889.(I have to believe that these are in the same family) I have a Sarah who died in 1840. I think Thorne is only about 35 miles from Newark. In the Freebmdweb site I do see the marriage of Elisha Beard with the correct date but cannot seem to connect it to Sarah.

If I see a connection as I track back I will let you know.

Regards

Graham

Re: Hannah Rimmington

gdollar — 2005-01-14 23:32:11Z

Hi Emilie

The two twons you mention are close to each other and are about 40 miles from Thorne, "as the crow flies". I don't have any idea what that distance would be in the 1700's. I would say that it is possible they are connected. Lincolnshire does not seem to have such a good free site for searching BMD's from what I can tell. Where is your location? I am trying to do this from the US.

Re: Hannah Rimmington

2005-01-14 03:06:16Z

Graham,
It looks like Dixon was born in Westborough Cum Doddington and Hannah was born in Long Bennington. I am not familiar with the geography of the area, are they close to your areas? They were born in 1749 and 1750 respectively.

Re: Rimmington (double m)

SharonBlack056 — 2005-01-13 12:24:09Z

Hi Graham thanks for the reply. The only information on my connection to the Rimmington family is as follows.
g-g-grandmother was Sarah Rimmington. She married Elisha Beard in Newark in 1852. At some stage the family migrated to Australia, then onto New Zealand before eventually resettling in Melbourne, Australia. It appears that the oldest son of each of their descendants has the christian names William Rimmington. The spelling has changes between double m, single m, and e instead of i. Do you have a Sarah in your Rimmington family? Would appreciate any help on obtaining further information.
Regards
Sharon

Re: Hannah Rimmington

gdollar — 2005-01-13 11:53:49Z

Hi Emilie, Do you know where in Lincolnshire your family was from? I am tracking down several Richard Rimmingtons in Thorne. Some of the family did come from Haxey, Lincs. But I was struck by the name Richard. That is certainly a thread that runs all the way up my family. Throne seems to be the center for us around 1800 and then a migration to Hull.

Re: Rimmington (double m)

gdollar — 2005-01-13 11:46:16Z

Hi Sharon, I think this is a common problem. My Rimmington family are centered about Thorne near Doncaster and I can find the same family registered with a single "m" and then elsewhere with a double "m". There can be no confusing the familes as they had so many children that the chances of two families, one with one "m" and one with a double "m" having the same children names in Thorne are remote and unlikely. The change seems to be about 1800 to 1820. When you thnk that my Grandmother signed her Marriage Cert with an "X" it's not difficult to imagine that they may have easily missed an "m" out of their name. Even the census recorders might have transcribed it incorrectly. Pam Lyndoe, (see other messages) has helped me significantly and she may have a comment on the spelling issue.

Rimmington (double m)

bexfi5h — 2005-01-09 12:35:11Z

Hi we're Rimmington's with double mm's, originally lincolnshire now in leicestershire, lots of us now all over the world from our family, now they've all left home.....

Re: Rimmington (double m)

bexfi5h — 2005-01-09 12:35:11Z

Hi there,
Great to hear from you, this is what i can tell you....
William Rimmington is my Great grandad, he was apparantly born in redmile and also had a brother called leonard who also lived in vale of belvoir. We know that Leonard lived in Eaton don't know at what staged he moved as was a cobbler.

William was married to Florence, known as 'Floss' and they had 4-children Pauline, Leonard (my grandad), John now lives in Canada, and Patricia.

William worked on the steam engine railways, and was a very keen historian.

He then finished up living in Grantham for many years, we were just trying to calculate when he passed away and came up with the date 1982, we have the certificate somewhere for accurate dates.

I know my dad has some cousins who live in the vale of belvoir/eaton/bottesford.

It would be great to hear from you, if you could contact me on
bexfi5h@aol.com

Becki

Re: Rimmington (double m)

2005-01-07 21:46:07Z

Hi there I have been looking into my family history for a while but keep coming to dead ends. My Great Grandfather and Great Great grandfather where called william rimmington but only spelt with one m but some where along the line its changed to two? They lived in the villages in the Vale of belvoir in Lincolnshire. The villages are stathern redmile and some in croxton kerriel. i wonder if we are related in some way would like to hear from you .

Rimmington Thorne.

2005-01-01 14:58:45Z

I have a Richard born 1845 in Thorne (He later moved to Hull). His father Richard was christened in 1809 in Hatfield nr Doncaster and I believe his parents were Richard and Mary?
Does anyone have any more information on these people?

Re: Rimmington (double m)

gdollar — 2004-12-29 13:01:46Z

Hi Paul, My grandfather was called Richard and was born in Hull but the 1901 census showed that he was born in 1876. His father was, I think, also called Richard and was born in 1845. I do not know my grandmothers name and so I cannot tell who he was married to. My Grandfather had many children and by current accounts there was twenty. Yes, I spelt it out to avoid anyone thinking it's a typo! Names I have are.....Ann Elizabeth, Christine, John Henry, Gertrude,Arhur, Bella, Alice, Dorothy (My mother), Lilly, Emily, Olive, Harry and Wally. I don't have the others. Are we talking about the same family?

Re: Family History

2004-12-02 22:25:26Z

Hello Cheryl,
I hope that you see this message, I note that you posted yours over a year ago.

I have an ancestor Charles Rimmington B. 1816, who was a publican of the Rose & Crown in a village called Whissendine.
He married Sarah Blackwell in 1863 (2nd marriage). She may be the sister of your Anne Blackwell, wife of George Nottinghamshire. George could be a brother of Charles. Whissendine is only 25 to 30 miles from Nottingham.

Reply if you are interested in exploring this further to my E-mail: colin.rimington1@btopenworld.com

Re: Rimmington (double m)

2004-07-03 17:03:06Z

Hi Becki
I'm from NZ and have a Rimmington in my line. My gggrandfather was an Elisha Beard and he married Sarah Rimmington. Their son William, my g grandfather was born in Lincolnshire around 1850-1857. Unsure when they came to NZ but it seems they had a number of sons. William married a Martha Way, who was born in Dorsetshire, in Auckland. New Zealand in 1887. The only child of the union that I have discovered at the present time is my grandfather Clarence Charles Henry William Beard who was born on the 29th of November 1884 in Napier NZ. From what I can gather these three generations were all bricklayers by trade.
I hope to learn more about children when I receive William's death certificate next week.
There may be a connection to a Henry Elisha Beard born 1864 and died 1910. He was the first ALP member of Parliment for a place called Batman in Victoria, Australia.
I have absolutely no information on the Rimmington side.
Could you contact me if you think we are related to your information.

Re: Rimingtons -- Rutland, UK

colinrimington1 — 2004-05-30 20:19:21Z

Hello Rutland Rim's.
I am researching my family tree and have discovered that my grandfather Fred Alexander Rimington was born in Oakham - Feb 1875. His father was a Francis Rimington, a baker by trade. It is thought that Francis was born at Whissendine in 1843 and his father was Charles the publican of the Rose & Crown pub in Whissendine, but this is yet to be verified. Does anyone have any details that might confirm this link ? I will be grateful for any information.
Colin Rimington

Re: Family History

2003-11-07 17:03:59Z

Cheryl, I may well be one of "your" Rimington family as my father Frank Charles Rimington was born in Long Eaton South Derbyshire 16.1.1904. His sister Alice was a few years older.Their mother was called Lettie but unsure of their father's first name.
Gillian

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lifecab4me — 2003-10-28 03:55:11Z

Sorry about that I got my dates crossed. Hannah Remmington was born in 1750 in Lincolnshire, married Dixon Coulby in 1772. Do you know of her?

Hannah Rimmington

lifecab4me — 2003-10-28 03:53:19Z

Does anyone know of a Hannah Rimmington who married a Dixon Coulby? She was born in 1750 in Lincolnshire, England and had 8 children: John, Dixon, Elizabeth, Hannah, Robert, Thomas, William, and Richard.

Re: Rimmington (double m)

lifecab4me — 2003-10-28 03:48:13Z

Hey I have a Hannah Rimmington in my line from Lincolnshire, born about 1780-1795. Do you have any info on her? Thanks!

Re: rimington rutland

2003-10-27 04:04:03Z

Ellis Island is in New York

From the Ellis Island web page,

From 1892 to 1924, more than 22 million immigrants, passengers, and crew members came through Ellis Island and the Port of New York. The ship companies that transported these passengers kept detailed passenger lists, called "ship manifests."

These people can sought out by searching for them
on the Ellis Island home page.

Go to the URL below for the home page or
type in "Ellis Island" at google or any search engine

http://www.ellisisland.org/

Rimington is a village in the parish of Gisburn, which
is in Yorkshire, which is in Northern England. It is very common for someone to be named after a place they came from hence the Middletons, Preswitches, Kenyons and others, however the early parish registers of Gisburn from 1558 - 1745 mention no one with a surname of RIMINGTON, however they may have left the area prior to 1558 and took on the name e.g. John from Rimington or just John Rimington.

Re: Family History

2003-10-19 14:14:17Z

hello.
My name is Jodie Rimmington i am 12 years old. I was just wondering if you are related to a Barnett family Kathleen and John Barnett and their daughters Margaret and Anne. Or if you are related to a Josephine and John Rimmington (husband and wife) and their sons James (Jim) and Chris Rimmington.

My parents are Margaret Barnett and Jim Rimmington. My brothers are Matthew Rimmington, Stuart Rimmington and Luke Rimmington. None of these are married.

Please reply to me my personal e-mail is crazycracker_62@hotmail.com
Thank you.

RIMINGTONS

2003-10-14 20:09:04Z

It's two and half years since my last message and unfortunately I'm no further on. My earliest information on my Rimingtons is as follows:
George Rimington b. 1808/9 in Yorkshire, d. 12.9.1849, 2 Sloe Street, Kirkgate, Leeds, of asiatic cholera. Occ: Cordwainer.
Married 28.6.1830, Leeds Parish Church, Martha CONNELL, (youngest daughter of Edmund Connell & Sarah Appleby) b. 1811, Halton, Leeds, bapt. 3.11.1811, Whitkirk, Leeds, d. after 7.4.1861.
Children:
i. Sarah Elizabeth Rimington, b. 5.4.1831, Leeds, bapt. 28.8.1831, Leeds PC, d. ?
Living at home in 1851 but not in 1861. (Married or died?)
ii. William Rimington 1833-1916 (More details if required)
iii. John Rimington 1835-1901 (More details if required)
iv. Ann Rimington b. Jan-March 1838, Leeds, d. ? Living at home in 1851 but not in 1861. (Married or died?)
v. GEORGE RIMINGTON 1840-1900 (My great, grandfather) (More details if required)
vi. Richard Rimington b. 1843, Leeds, d. 10.1847, Sloe Street, Leeds, buried 12.10.1847, Beckett Street Cemetery, Leeds.
vii. Elizabeth Ann Rimington b. April-June 1850, Leeds, d. ?
ix. Richard Rimington b. 5.12.1855, 33 Elm Street, York Road, Leeds, d. 10.1871, Leeds, buried 14.10.1871, Grave 7312, Beckett Street Cemetery, Leeds. (*Father unknown on birth certificate).
NOTES:
Trade Directory Entries:
1834 - Rimington, George - shoemaker, 17 Club Court, York Road, Leeds.
Census: 1841 - George & Martha living at 17 Sloe Street, Kirkgate, Leeds.
1851 - Martha (widow) living at 20 Wheeler Street, Leeds.
1861 - Martha living at 18 Bean Street, Leeds. *SHE HAD A SON AGED 5 YEARS, EVEN THOUGH SHE HAD BEEN WIDOWED 10 YEARS??
If anyone think they may have the slightest connection to above descendants please e-mail me. I am sure that George the elder (my great, great grandfathr) must have come to Leeds for work in the early 1820's.

RIMINGTONS

2003-10-14 19:56:13Z

It's two and half years since my last message and unfortunately I'm no further on. My earlisest information is as follows:
GEORGE RIMINGTON b. 1808/9 in Yorkshire, d. 12.9.1849, 2 Sloe Street, Kirkgate, Leeds. Occ: Cordwainer.
Married 28.6.1830, Leeds Parish Church, Martha CONNELL, (youngest daughter of Edmund Connell & Sarah Appleby) b. 1811, Halton, Leeds, bapt. 3.11.1811, Whitkirk, Leeds, d. after 7.4.1861.
Children:
i. Sarah Elizabeth Rimington, b. 5.4.1831, Leeds, bapt. 28.8.1831, Leeds PC, d. ?
Living at home in 1851 but not in 1861. (Married or died?)
ii. William Rimington 1833-1916 (More details if required)
iii. John Rimington 1835-1901 (More details if required)
iv. Ann Rimington b. Jan-March 1838, Leeds, d. ? Living at home in 1851 but not in 1861. (Married or died?)
v. GEORGE RIMINGTON 1840-1900 (My great, grandfather) (More details if required)
vi. Richard Rimington b. 1843, Leeds, d. 10.1847, Sloe Street, Leeds, buried 12.10.1847, Beckett Street Cemetery, Leeds.
vii. Elizabeth Ann Rimington b. April-June 1850, Leeds, d. ?
ix. Richard Rimington b. 5.12.1855, 33 Elm Street, York Road, Leeds, d. 10.1871, Leeds, buried 14.10.1871, Grave 7312, Beckett Street Cemetery, Leeds. (*Father unknown on birth certificate).
NOTES:
Trade Directory Entries:
1834 - Rimington, George - shoemaker, 17 Club Court, York Road, Leeds.
Census: 1841 - George & Martha living at 17 Sloe Street, Kirkgate, Leeds.
1851 - Martha (widow) living at 20 Wheeler Street, Leeds. 1861 - Martha living at 18 Bean Street, Leeds. *SHE HAD A SON AGED 5 YEARS, EVEN THOUGH SHE HAD BEEN WIDOWED 10 YEARS??
If anyone think they may have the slightest connection to above descendants please e-mail me.

Rimington family

2003-09-06 05:29:16Z

I'm a Rimington from the United States. I grew up in Utah, and my family still lives there. I'm away from home now, but I could put anyone in touch with the Utah Rimingtons if there is an interest. Some names in the family include Robert Skelton Rimington, Kenneth Robert Rimington, and others. My name is Keith. Hope to got to know you.