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He was a Shipwright, and is the Grand father of Robert Salmon of Catterick.
Could Emily be one of her Grandmother's names??
THere are no Mary Lee's born in Harewood, or the surrounding area, but back in Coxwold, there is a MAry Lee christened 27 Apr 1689 daughter of William Lee. It seems odd that if this is who she is, that she got married i Harewood, unless her family had moved from Coxwold to HArewood, and Thomas had fallen for her whilst they were still there......
I have done the work for Mary and Thomas, so I will pursue this coxwold line just in case.
A possible marriage to Susannah Watson, 9 May 1710 at Howden
Maybe some children born there before moving to Topcliffe.....
John son of John and Susannah Watson, Chr 29 Nov 1713
No, I don't think it is this family....They stayed in Howden, and did not appear to move anywhere.
It looks like the parish has not been extractd before 1724, which would explain a great deal about why I can not find a christening for Thomas.
Possible marriages for Thomas Fawdington:
17 Jun 1718 to Elizabetha Dobson at Alne
31 dec 1731 to Mary Barker at St Peter's York.
5 Jun 1743 to Elizabeth Strickling at Alne
Was Thomas married twice? It would explain all the children born to Thomas, and is the only marriage that matches........
25 Mar 1755 to Mary Scruton at Dalby
11 Dec 1756 to Elleanor Underwood at Topcliffe by Thirsk.
If it is this one, then Eleanor must be born 1717 at Topcliffe, as there is only the one Eleanor born there. It would explain why she only had two children, as she would have been 43 when having her second child.
may have to look at the parish of Alne itself as it appears that the extraction has stopped in 1724.
did Anne marry one Samuel Robson of Oswaldkirk 4 Dec 1780 at Coxwold, where she was of..??
if so, the witnesses were James Kendrew, and Richard Robson.
Possible relative: Henry William Jackson.
Re John Nicholson Rin 5081: A possible marriage: to Elizabeth Farthing 24 DEc 1740 at Otteringham, which would be perfectly in time for the birth of John Nicholson in 1744 who married ann Scott and hence the passman line would ultimately be related to me.
A possible christening is 29 Mar 1744 at Kilburn, which would make him 36 when he got married.
son of John and Elizabeth Nicholson
She is the daughter of Francis Scott and ann Wilkinson who were married 24 Apr 1749 at THormanby.
A possible marriage: to Elizabeth Farthing 24 DEc 1740 at Otteringham, which would be perfectly in time for the birth of John Nicholson (Rin 2006) in 1744 who married Ann Scott and hence the passman line would ultimately be related to me.
George William Langthorne-2040
~Here is a letter fom a T A Lemin who lives at 63, Chaucer House, Chaucer Gardens, Sutton, Surrey, SM1 2QT. The letter is not dated, and there is no phone number, so I am not certain when I received this letter.
~Dear Mr Dickinson,
I hope you do not mind my writing to you, but I was interested in finding the surname Langthorne on the Familysearch site.
I see from the Pedigree chart a George William Langthorne, was he related to you?
My connection with Langthorne is on my mothers side. Her Father was Frank Langthorne, Brother of George William Langthorne.
Also I see from the Chart it goes back to 1790. Does it go back further?
On the Lemin side I have got back to 1555 in Cronwall (Should this be Cornwall??)
Thank you for your time in reading this and I look forward to hearing from you.
Yours failthfully
T.A.Lemin~Here is my response below, dated 2 Apr 2002.
Dear Mr/Mrs Lemin~I found recently a letter from you asking about George William Langthorne, and whether he is related to me. Yes, is the answer, is my 1st Cousin 3 times removed, and the common ancestors are George Salmon and Elizabeth Nicholson who married 11Oct 1851 at Coxwold, in Yorkshire.
George married Elizabeth, the daughter of George Salmon and Elizabeth Nicholson.~The George William Langthorne I know of was born abt 1884 in Coxwold. I do not know of any oter siblings, so any more information you could send me would be a bonus.
~I do not know how long I have had this letter, as it is not dated, and the envelope has been chucked away by my wife when it arrived. Also, I may not have even realized that it had come, as I found it in a pile o other work, so apologies if this is many months overdue.
~The line goes back to 1780 as the earliest child of Roger Langthorne, and his Wife Elizabeth, though I cannot find a marriage for this couple at the moment. Hence the birth of Roger could be around 1750 or so, though again I have not found anything from 1730 to 1770 on the IGI for a Roger Langthorne.
~If you have access to the internet, you can have a look at my website, which has more uptodate information on the family.
~Thank you for your patience
~An email from Thomas:
Greetings Brian,
I am sending the death notice of George W. Langthorne in this e.mail, firstly I will write some bits that were in a letter I also have.
Feb 25th 1964
It reads Dear Rosemary (my mum) and brother Frank (my grandfather).
we wondered what was going to happen to us as your uncle was the tenant, but they have not done anything so far. Billy would like to be on a Dairy farm as he does not care much about a Post Office.
I am enclosing cutting out of paper about your uncle you can read it to your father.
your Aunt Isabel. END.
From paper, Death of Mr. George William Langthorne Of Oulston.
The funeral has taken place at Coxwold of Mr. George William Langthorne of Oulston.
He was 78 years of age and has been a postman at Oulston for 12 years and in addition to his Post Office duties he also worked a smallholding. He served in the 1914-18 war and after he returned he worked for Capt.Wombwell until 1939 when he went to live in Oulston.
Mr.Langthorne who was a founder member of the Coxwold Branch of the British Legion, leaves a widow and son.
The service in Coxwold Church was conducted by the Rev. H.Broughton and Mrs.Broughton played the organ.
The hymns Rock of Ages and Fight the good fight were sung.
Chief Mourners,
Mrs.Langthorne (widow), Mr. Billy Langthorne (son), Mrs. Young (sister) and Mrs. L.Toase.
General Mourners,
Mr.W.Houlston, Mrs.Barton, Mr. Marsch, Mr. H Bardon, Mr. A.Burn, Mrs. C Smith, Mr. Chambers, Mr. Carver, Mrs. Keeley, Mr & Mrs. L.Marsh, Mr.Verity, Mr.E.Houlston, Mr.Bosomworth, Miss Kay, Mr & Mrs. W.Buckle, Mrs,Powell, Mrs. A. Hutchinson, Mrs.Hudson, Miss.Pratt, Mr & Mrs G. Thornton, Mrs. G.Robson, Mr.L Smith, Mr.L Bowman, Mrs.G.Robinson, Mrs.H.Robinson, Mr.S.Robson, Mr.D Houlston, Mr L Marsch.
The bearers were Mr.C.Smith, Mr.P.Fox, Mr.T.Deighton, and Mr.R.Featherstone. Messrs.C.Medd and Sons, Easingwold carried out the arrangements for the funeral. END.
Hope this is of interest to you I will e.mail your website address to my sisters and brother in Australia.
Yours sincerely Thomas A.Lemin.
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