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Eastwood Family History

margaret Eastwood - West Derby, Lancashire
margaret Eastwood born c. 1838;mother sarah Eastwood born c. 1815 ireland.

Eastwood and Milnes - Burnley, Lancashire
I am looking for the parents of James Eastwood (b 1808 Burnley) and Mary Ann MIlnes (b. 1811 Leeds)who were married 22 June 1829 in St. Peter's Church, Burnley. James' father might be Enos Eastwood, (b. abt 1775, Burnley) but would like some verification if possible.

Eastwood-Rummery marriage - Burwash, Sussex
I am related to Henry Eastwood born abt 1802 Burwash and Ruth Rummery born abt 1804. They married 17th Dec 1821 Burwash. They had 4 known children Thomas, Ruth, Harriet & John. Seeking information on Henry's parentage,or general info on this family.

Eastwood Family History - Brotherton, Yorkshire, West Riding
I am trying to find out the dates and places of birth and parents of James Eastwood and Hannah Wilkinson who were married in Brotherton 24 Oct 1808 - can anyone help?

Eastwood Family History - Appleton Roebuck, Yorkshire, West Riding
I am interested in the Eastwood family living in Appleton Roebuck between the 1830s and 1860s, as well as the Proctor family, who were living there as early as 1813, I believe.

Mary Jane Eastwood - Aberford, Yorkshire, West Riding
Born Aberford 13 FEB 1860. Married John James Scott in Leeds. Looking for her family

Maryanne Milnes - Burnley, Lancashire
I was just notified that Mary Anne Mildner in my Sept. 5 message is actually Maryanne Milnes, b. 1811 in Leeds, Yorkshire and married in Burnley to James Eastwood June 22, 1829. But I am still lookng for any available data on both James and Maryanne.

Sarah Eastwood - Burnley, Lancashire
The Sarah Eastwood (b.April 4, 1871)I was enquiring of turned out to be the daughter of Moses Eastwood and Sarah Ann Pomfret both of whom were born in Burnley , 1842 and 1843 respectively. They were married in 1862 and lived in Burnley until 1882/1883 when they and their children emigrated to Paterson, New Jersey, USA. He was a blacksmith and she was employed as a cotton weaver. If any one has information on Moses's grandaparents I would be very interested. His father was James Eastwood,also a blacksmith, b. in the early 1800's in Burnley. His mother was Mary Ann Milner.

Eastwood - Huddersfield - Huddersfield, Yorkshire, West Riding
I'm struggling with my family line, which seems to originate in Yorkshire. My Grandfather Thomas Eastwood was born in Wootton Bedfordshire on 29 July 1894. He had six children with his wife Lily May Pateman ( born 7 July 1892 in Litlington, Cambridgeshire): Hilda May Eastwood - Born 1919 (Huddersfield) Kenneth - Born 1921 (Huddersfield) Charles Edward - Born 1923 (Huddersfield) Doris - Born 1925 (Huddersfield) George Richard (my father) Born 1928 (Wrestlingworth, Beds) Barbara - Born 1931. His father was a Thomas or John Thomas Eastwood born about 1866 apparently in Blackpool Lancashire. I have a copy of his wedding certificate showing him married to a Sarah Anne Keep (Also Born Wootton about 1863) in St Paul's Church, Bedford in 1892. His occupation is given as Groom as is his father Richard. They had four children: Charles Frederick - Born 1892 Thomas (My Grandfather) - Born 1894 Annie - Born about 1897 Alice - Born about 1900. Charles was born in Huddersfield and this may provide a strong clue to where the family was based. All my father's older siblings were - born there and the perceived wisdom is that my Great-grandmother died while the children were young and my Great-Grandfather got re-married and moved back to Yorkshire - there is a rumour of more children. Census records are proving a little confusing. The only Blackpool born John T Eastwood showing in the 1891 census is living with his brother Charles (born 1858 Huddersfield) and working as a groom on the Stansfield Estate in Yorkshire. Charles W Eastwood - age 33 Born Huddersfield, Occupation Coachman Philippa Eastwood - age 35 Born Lower St Columb in Cornwall George R Eastwood - aged 8 Born Harrogate John T Eastwood - aged 25 Born Blackpool, Occupation Groom. It all goes cold for John in 1881 but I’ve got Charles and Philippa living in Whitestones, Nethertong, York Charles W Eastwood - age 23 Born Huddersfield, Occupation Coachman Philippa Eastwood - age 28 Born Lower St Columb in Cornwall Her age doesn’t quite fit but the birth address seems too coincidental. Tracking back to 1871 I can find the family of a Richard Eastwood living in Stone Pit Hill in Huddersfield with a son Charles Wm Eastwood with the right birthyear. Richard Eastwood - Born 1821 Huddersfield, Gardener Mary Eastwood - Born 1817 Golcar, Yorkshire Mary Hannah Eastwood - Born 1846 Golcar. Occupation shown as “Formerly Servant” Charles Wm Eastwood – Born 1858 Huddersfield John Thomas Eastwood – Born 1866 Huddersfield. The problem here is that John is shown as Richard’s grandson not son and his birthplace as Huddersfield not Blackpool. Richard’s family then turns up in the 1861 census as living in Croft House Lane: Richard Eastwood – Aged 41 – Born Almondbury (?), Coachman Mary Eastwood – Aged 44 – Born Huddersfield, Coachman’s wife Mary H Eastwood – Aged 15 – Born Huddersfield, Woollen Weaver Edwin Eastwood – Aged 12 - - Born Huddersfield, Woollen Cloth Cutter Richard H Eastwood – Aged 9 – Born Huddersfield Annie E Eastwood – Aged 5 – Born Huddersfield Charles W – Aged 3 – Born Huddersfield The fact that so many of the male line seem to have worked as Coachman or groom leads me to think I might be on the right track although Richard would have been over 70 when John got married in 1892. I suspect that both Richard and Mary died between 1871 and 1881 as, so far, I cannot find them on the 1881 census.

Sarah Eastwood Identified - Burnley, Lancashire
By following information from a marriage license issued in Paterson, New Jersey I have finally identified my grandmother Sarah Eastwood. She was the daughter of Moses and Sarah Eastwood; both Moses and Sarah were born about 1843 in Burnley, Lancashire. They were married about 1860-1863. They had the following children as of 1881: Alice A., b.1869; Benjamin, b. 1875; James, b. 1864; Lily, b.1879; Robert, b. 1877; William, b. 1866 and my grandmother Sarah, b1872. In the 1881 Census they were shown as all living in Habersham Eaves. They emigrated to the United States in 1882 and located in Paterson, Passaic County, NJ. In 1891 Sarah --then 20--married George Dean of Ireland who was 21. He was a butcher and Sarah worked in a silkmill. They had 5 children bfore 1900---George disappears around 1899-1900 because Sarah appears in the 1900 U.S. Census as a widow. She remarried shortly after to James Rafferty, also from Ireland. Now I have a new mystery. The elder Sarah Eastwood's maiden name on the license is barely legible. It appears to start with a "P" then possibly"assif____t" or "Parrif___t" I am guessing that her family was from Burnley or nearby--can anyone identify the maiden name for me? Many thanks Jim, USA

More Sarah Eastwood - Burnley, Lancashire
I think that I have narrowed my search down to 3 entries: 1. Sarah Eastwood, b. abt 1871 to James and Sarah of 2 Buckley St., Radcliffe Parish. James was a "cotton dyer". The family appears in both 1881 and 1891 Cenus records. Young Sarah would have to be in the U.S. by 1893 to give birth to her 1st child. She was working in a silk mill. 2.Sarah, b. abt 1871-1873 to Moses Eastwood, blacksnmith of 51 Argyle St. Burnley and 3. Sarah, b abt 1872 to Elisabeth Eastwood who was a widow by the 1881 Census. They lived at 53 Finsley Gate. Would greatly appreciate any information about any of these Sarahs that would assist me to either confirm or eliminate if they emigrated to the U.S. before 1893.

Industry in late 1800's 1900's. - Chesterfield, Derbyshire
I am very interested in finding out anything about the Eastwood Wagon Factory or Markhams (Oliver's prior to being bought). One of my GG.Grandfather's was Edward Eastwood of Eastwood wagon factory and another of my GG.Grandfathers was William Oliver who started company that eventually became Markham's. If anyone has any information / photo's of either of these 'Chesterfield Institutions' / familys - would love to hear from you. Thanks.

Sarah Eastwood - Burnley, Lancashire
Researching a Sarah Eastwood who was born abt 1871 in Burnely and emigrated to the U.S. about 1879/1880 where she lived in Paterson, New Jersey. She married James Dean about 1890 and had 5 children including my mother. I am not sure of her parents or any other history.

Family History - Appleton Roebuck, Yorkshire, West Riding
IF anyone has a shared interest in researching either the Eastwood or the Richardson families living at Appleton Roebuck in the 1800s, I would be pleased to hear from them.

Eastwood/chappell - Barnsley, Yorkshire, West Riding
Searching for William Eastwood and Ann(Nee Chappell) in Staincross/Mapplewell area. Children George and Harriett 1840s-1860s



 

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