Birth registered 1st Quarter 1891 at Guisbro', Vol 9d page 512.
!Birth date from his birth certificate, and also from knowledge that the
probate of his will came on his birthday.
!According to Gran, John Henry is a cousin to Annie Pickergill, who was the mother of Gran's second husband, Robert Foster. She was born Annie Pickersgill. I have yet to find the link. 7 Mar 2001
!He was a Hay Cutter at the time his son Norman was born in 1921.
25 May 2003
From the 1901 Census:
47110487 8968680 Easingwold Toase James Male 45 1856 General Farm Labourer Yorkshire Husthwaite
47110487 8968681 Easingwold Toase Agnes Female 44 1857 Yorkshire Autston
47110487 8968682 Easingwold Toase Frank Male 20 1881 General Farm Labourer Yorkshire Crayke
47110487 8968683 Easingwold Toase George Male 12 1889 Yorkshire Gatchill Allerton
47110487 8968684 Easingwold Toase Leonard Male 10 1891 Yorkshire Easingwold
47110487 8968685 Easingwold Toase Edith Female 8 1893 Yorkshire Easingwold
47110487 8968686 Easingwold Toase Thos Male 6 1895 Yorkshire Easingwold
47110487 8968687 Easingwold Toase Arthur Male 11Mo 1900 Yorkshire Easingwold
47110500 8968301 Easingwold Toase James Male 16 1885 Horseman On Farm Yorks Easingwold1881 Census,
Toase, James, Head, Mar, 25, Ag Labourer, Born Husthwaite
Toase, Agnes, Wife, MAr, 24, Born Oulston
Toase, Frank, son , 5 months, Born CraykeOne of the Male Descendants of James owned a Leather Shop in Long St, Easingwold.
The IGI Gives the christening of a James Hewitt Toase 23 days after the Birth
date of a James Toase whose birth date I found from research done by a Mr L
Salmon, Last known address Pier Head, Liverpool. That address Is Nine Years
Old.
!I have written to this address, but have received no answer, so I am assuming
that Mr L salmon has moved from there a number of years ago, or has died.
3 Feb 96
I have a note written near the end of 1994, which states that Eva married someone down in the South of England, and had 5 Children. A Pair of Twins, 1 Boy 1 Girl and another child. One of the boys was called Peter and he died about a year before I wrote the original note. Also one of Eva's grandchildren died about the same time, though I do not know anything about this child.
William's Death certificate stated that he "Died by a visitation from God in a natural way, To wit of consumption of the bowels."
1861 Census:
Private House, Oulston, Yorkshire.
Nicholson, William, Head, widr, 77, Gamekeeper, Born Oulston
Salmon, George, Son in law, 36, Carpernter Born Kilburn
Salmon, Elizabeth, Dau, 37, Formerley Laundress, Born Newburgh
Salmon, Thomas, Grandson, 8, Born Oulston
Salmon, Henry, Grandson, 6, Born Oulston
Salmon, Agnes, Granddau, 4, Born Oulston
Salmon, James, Grandson, 1, Born OulstonThis family were living in a Private House in Oulston. I do not know which one.
Elizabeth has to be the daughter of William and not Brian Nicholson, because the 1861 Census shows Elizabeth living with her husband George Salmon, and that William Nicholson his father in Law was staying with them.
!But did she ever have a sister called Ann, who married Francis Passman?? Or was Ann the DAughter of Brian Nicholson and Dorothy Huggan?? There is a Christeming for this , but the Gravestone of Elizabeth#s Mother Agnes, states that Ann Nicholson Passman, was her daughter, and that she was buried in the same grave as Agnes. I am still unsure as to which evidence to accept.
Frank lived in Hull from 1911 to 1919. In 1927, he was living in High St, Easingwold. The family appear to split into different houses, one possible abode is near to the Darling and Green families on a road off Long St, Easingwold.
Leonard lived in High St, Easingwold in 1936 according to the electoral rolls.
He is deceased. And he did marry and have children.
Edith lived in Spring St, Easingwold, in 1936 according to the eletoral rolls.
James was a Tailor!
There is a possibilty that William married Hannah..... but I am not sure.