Laurence - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

November/December 2009 DNA testing at FamilyTreeDNA

wclaurence — 2009-11-04 02:17:21Z

Laurence males,

I am writing to you today to alert you to the new DNA sale that FamilyTreeDNA is having. The promotion has begun, and will end on Dec. 31, 2009

Elisha Laurence m. Sarah Elizabeth Williford

ebutler01 — 2009-09-18 21:33:03Z

Need information that Elisha Laurence and Sarah Elizabeth Williford are the parents of Martha Jean Laurence who married Thomas Ashment. Information is needed for DAR membership. Thank you! betsybutler@cox.net

Martha Jean Laurence m. Thomas Ashment

ebutler01 — 2009-09-18 21:30:19Z

We need proof of the marriage of Martha Jean Laurence to Thomas Ashment 1879 in Utah. Martha Jean was m. 1863 in Blount, AL. Thomas was b. 1854 in Somerset, England. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Proof needed for DAR membership. Thank you! betsybutler@cox.net

Laurence in Regina Canada

r_laurence — 2009-09-16 13:05:12Z

Hi all looking for Alfred Laurence came to Regina 1912 joined the army in 1915 1st world war came back to Regina 1918 after the war married had 3 children their Alfred Harry & a daughter that I do not no the name of All help much appreciated

LAURENCE Madiline L 1918-1955

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-09 22:51:35Z

LAURENCE Madiline L 1918-1955

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 206,349 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

LAURENCE Judy Ann 1924-1983

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-09 22:51:24Z

LAURENCE Judy Ann 1924-1983

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 206,349 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

LAURENCE John L 1916-1999

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-09 22:51:15Z

LAURENCE John L 1916-1999

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 206,349 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

LAURENCE Wm Randall 1901-1964

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-03 02:32:47Z

LAURENCE Wm Randall 1901-1964

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,768 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

LAURENCE Ila Mae KEY 1903-1970

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-03 02:32:36Z

LAURENCE Ila Mae KEY 1903-1970

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,768 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Laurence in Doncaster

allenlaurence — 2009-04-28 10:20:21Z

probably not a link my ancesters are from st sepulchre street

Re: Laurence in Doncaster

LucindaGathercole — 2009-03-23 19:03:40Z

Hello,
My maternal grandmother was Annie Kathleen Laurence - my Laurences were from Beckett Road. Is there any connection with your branch?

Re: Laurence in Doncaster

allenlaurence — 2009-02-11 02:27:33Z

Hi Marilyn,
Most of my family are from the Doncaster area dating back to 1801 at present

Re: Orson Harrison Laurence

wclaurence — 2008-12-14 01:39:31Z

Has a male Laurence from this line had their DNA tested. Their is a Laurence surname group in the FamilyTreeDNA project, and two Lawrence members have tested who descend from Joab Lawrence of Morgan Co., Alabama.

There is a DNA testing sale through the end of December, and the saving are significant.

http://lawrence-ons.org/DNA.html

Re: Laurence spelling -u/w?

michaeljlaurence42 — 2008-11-15 18:46:16Z

Hi my name is Michael Laurence , in responce to your question. The name laurence is written lau comes from French Ancestry most laurence 's with this lau spelling could lead you to a path of your ancestry that is French i,m from a little French /Dutch island St.martin in the Caribbean my French laurence Ancestry ,came from England and France. I hope I was some help to you concerning the spelling of the well known Laurence Family through out the world.Bonjour please feel free to reply.Michael Laurence

Re: Laurence spelling -u/w?

2008-11-15 18:45:22Z

connie, i'm a laurence from dallas, tx. if we are related, then a change was made from "w" to "u." i don't have the full story, but it seems somewhere between the migration between north carolina and tx, most likely in arkansas, the change was made. my ggg grandfather was daniel laurence in texas, but had spelled it with a "w" until he left arkansas. there must've been a falling out! please contact me if you have any further questions or anything to add

Re: Orson Harrison Laurence

MarionOLawrenceJr — 2008-11-08 21:56:19Z

Melody:

I have been looking for you for some time. Please contact me at your convenience.

Marion O. Lawrence, Jr.
Ggrandson of Sylvester Matthew Lawrence
email:molawrence27@yahoo.com

Re: Orson Harrison Laurence

MBooker585 — 2008-11-08 21:55:42Z

Hello,
I hope this gets to you since it has been quite a while since your query. I am interested in knowing more about your Orson Harrison Laurence. My 3rd great grandfather is Sylvester Matthew Lawrence b. 1799 in NC. Two of his sons were named Harrison and Hartwell, names found in your Laurence line. I have thought that Sylvester Matthew was related to your Orson Harrison Laurence and the Hartwell Laurence in Greene County GA. I also have thought there is some relationship between Sylvester Matthew and Joab Lawrence of Morgan County AL. I have just recently read that Joab Lawrence was born 1775 in Union County SC. At the time that was over the border from Rutherford County NC. I have been going thru the court records of Rutherford County and have recently found a Joab Lawrence in 1782. I am wondering if this could be a relative of Joab of Alabama and of Orson, Hartwell, and Sylvester.

Sylvester Matthew Lawrence lived and died in Attala County MS. I believe he was in GA (wife was born there) prior to MS.

Thank you,

Melody

Re: Orson Harrison Laurence

2008-11-08 21:54:58Z

Am descendant of OHL's son Elisha. Cannot add to you info. If you do come across Orson's ancestors, I would appreciate you letting me know. Elisha had 21 children by three wives<(at different times, I think). Some in Idaho and some in Alabama. Ciao---VW

LAURENCE OR LAWRENCE OF SHROPSHIRE

colinfieldhouse67 — 2008-10-11 12:35:20Z

Any Connect
Sarah Lawrence born about 1807 daughter of
John Lawrence and Ann light living in Ercal
parish,Wrocwardine--John and Ann had a number
of children. The Lawrences in this area claim
decendancy from Lord William Lawrence, who
held Manors for William the Conq; Just over in
the salop/Staffs border about 1068--as in the
ancient poem about him--these went out of the
family by 1186. He held half a knights fee in both
Dorset and Lancashire.

colin F

Re: Charles Laurence

walkingwandak_1 — 2008-09-23 12:28:01Z

I have some, but not a lot. Would share what I have. You can email me also at Walkingwandak@aol.com. Charles was my grandfather. Thanks Wanda

Re: Charles Laurence

eldorado228 — 2008-09-23 12:27:18Z

I am also researching the Laurence from TN to TX line. I have information that I am willing to share. MARY

Charles Laurence

walkingwandak — 2008-09-23 12:26:42Z

looking for information on my grandfarther, Charles Laurence, born in Tenn. 1895 died in Texas 1978. Married to Rubye Smith. thanks

Re: Orson Harrison Laurence

eldorado228 — 2008-09-22 15:32:20Z

I hope this reaches you as has been a long time since your post. I am also searching for a Benjamin Laurence who was born in NC about 1765-80 and had 3 children while in GA 1801-1820. If this ties to the line, please respond. Thanks, Mary

Re: Laurence spelling -u/w?

boliver801 — 2008-09-17 17:22:35Z

I just now read your posting.

Information I have is that two sons of the Zion P. Lawrence family came to Texas from Mississippi right after the Civil War--Moses Perry Lawrence and Lemuel Eggar Lawrence, Sr., my g-grandfather. They settled in Central Texas where Moses was a merchant in Bartlett and Holland, and Lemuel was a farmer in Giddings and the Taylor/Thrall area.

The story I have about the spelling change is that there was a rift between the brothers, but I have no proof of that. Evidently spelling was not so important then, and in many records the and the "u" are used interchangeably.

My grandfather was Lemuel E. Laurence, Jr., and my father was Walton Hardee Laurence. I'd be glad to share what information I have on the Laurence line, and would be delighted to see what you have gathered.

Bunny Oliver

Re: Laurence u/w?

S0705M — 2008-09-17 17:21:57Z

I am a 4th generation Laurence. My great-grandfather was Lemuel Eggar Laurence. Please reply why you are seeking information. I may be able to help.

Philip Laurence

LAWRENCE - Danville, Contra Costa County, Calif

mrsguppy — 2008-09-11 23:25:49Z

Seeking marriage and children info on NELLIE LAWRENCE, b.abt 1877 in Danville,CA. Parents: Manuel S. and Mary. Siblings: Mary, Anna/Annie, Louise, Rose, William, Josephine, Isabelle/Belle/Libby, Manuel (twin of Isabelle), Mariana, Joseph/Joe, and George.

Re: Laurence, MS

lorac2129 — 2008-07-11 16:58:07Z

Hi this is Carol Laurence wife of Clay Laurence, your nephew. I have been trying to get information on your family tree. Do you have any information on his sister Samantha? When Buddy, Clay's father passed, Clay found a letter written to your mother, Thelma from a Samantha Laurence and we have yet to contact her. Any information that you can provide would be much appreciated.

Re: Laurence, MS

S0705M — 2008-07-02 14:18:07Z

Bunny,

Last evening the lady I told you about, the granddaughter of Fred Holmes Laurence called me again. During our conversation we discussed the parents of L.E.Laurence I, who I show are Moses and Sarah. She seems to think the male is Zion Laurence. Do you have any information about these people?

She had been to the Lawrence family cemetery outside Taylor Texas. She said it is worth a visit. Have you been there?

Let me know when you get a chance. You can E-mail me directly at S0705M@heb.com.

Hope to hear from you soon.

Phil

Re: Laurence, MS

lorac2129 — 2008-07-11 18:04:22Z

This is Robert Clayton (Clay) Laurence, son of L.E. (Buddy)Laurence IV and Zoe Etta Laurence. I have been trying to find out clues on the family tree as well and my wife discovered this thread. I would love to hear what you have if you would like to share this information. Please feel free to contact me via email. Hope to hear from you.

Clay Laurence
Cypress, TX
email: lorac2@comcast.net

frances L "frank" laurence

hollymholland — 2008-07-01 22:35:47Z

looking for parents of Frances Laurence b 5-10-1834 in MS and died 1-8-1903 buried in goodhope cem in anacoco, la. Married Margrett Jane Mcgraw. He had a brother named david or dave. they made a boat out of a log and drifted down the mississippi river from MS to LA. He had 5 children: Mack David, William Nathan, Mary E, James Wilson, and martha s...any help greatly appreciated!

Re: Laurence, MS

boliver801 — 2008-06-27 22:40:35Z

I would love to talk to you, Phillip. I'm afraid I let the work week get away from me, though. I'll try your work number over the weekend on the outside chance you work hours other than 8-5 M-F. As I told you, I have quite a bit of information on LE Laurence I and II. I remember the name Fred Holmes, too.

Bunny

Re: Laurence, MS

S0705M — 2008-06-25 23:16:36Z

Boliver801
We are indeed cousins. If we ever met it was when we were very young. I remember uncle Walton but not his family. This is so strange. The other day I got a phone call from a woman I've never met. She said her great grandfather was Fred Holmes Laurence. He was a brother of Lemuel
Laurence II. She was doing some geanlogy study and my name came up. I have not thought about my family tree in some time. She started me thinking. I went to google and your message came up.
I'm not a great fan of internet security. If you would like to talk to me my work number is 325-690-5023. My work fax is 325-690-5015. Let me hear from you and we'll talk without being on the web.
Thank you for your reply.
Phil Laurence

Re: Laurence, MS

S0705M — 2008-06-25 23:49:52Z

Boliver801
After I sent my message I read it and noticed I had spelled genealogy incorrectly. This is really me and I'd love to hear from you.

Phil Laurence

Photographer

michaeldavies45 — 2008-06-26 18:51:09Z

Does anyone have info on a phtographer with the surname of Laurence possibly 1900 to 1920 in the UK?
Any info much appreciated.

Re: Laurence, MS

boliver801 — 2008-06-25 14:08:36Z

Phillip--

You and I may be first cousins. My father was Walton H. Laurence and my mother was Gladys, and I'm wondering if your parents were L. E. and Thelma. If so, I am about six months younger than Buddy, and the woman who took care of the two of us when we were babies nicknamed me "Bunny" because of his nickname.

My parents divorced when I was two, and I had very little contact with the Laurences after that, although I do remember seeing Buddy a couple of times when I was a child on visits to Corpus Christi.

I have quite a bit of information on the Laurence Lemuel Eggar Laurence, Sr., family. If you are interested, I'd be happy to share it. I'd also welcome information you may have that I don't.

Bunny Laurence Oliver

Re: Laurence, MS

S0705M — 2008-06-24 22:59:04Z

I am a 4th generation Laurence. My great-grandfather was Lemuel Eggar Laurence I. Please reply why you are seeking information.

Philip Laurence

Coleman Laurence of Dearborn, Platte Co., MO

juanitatwu — 2008-04-26 15:32:09Z

Hoping to find someone that might have old photographs or information regarding a meat market that was operated by Coleman Laurence in Dearborn, MO in the early 1900s. My grandfather was a butcher in this meat market.

Re: POW/MIA Korean War, LAURENCE

RIP_08 — 2008-03-28 14:42:47Z

I am please to say that the remains of Harry Joseph Laurence were identified and additional information is posted to this board:

http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.laurence/197/mb.ashx

U.S. Army Sgt. Harry J. Laurence of Cleveland, Ohio - Korean MIA Identified

RIP_08 — 2008-03-28 14:06:10Z

IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 240-08
March 26, 2008
Soldier Missing in Action From The Korean War is Identified

The Department of Defense POW/Missing Personnel Office announced today that the remains of a U.S. serviceman, missing in action from the Korean War, have been identified and will be returned to his family for burial with full military honors.

He is U.S. Army Sgt. Harry J. Laurence of Cleveland, Ohio. He will be buried April 9 in Arlington National Cemetery near Washington, D.C.

Representatives from the Army met with Laurence's next-of-kin to explain the recovery and identification process, and to coordinate interment with military honors on behalf of the secretary of the Army.

Laurence was a member of L Company, 31st Infantry Regiment, then making up the 31st Regimental Combat Team (RCT), 7th Infantry Division. The team was engaged against the Chinese People's Volunteer Forces near the Chosin Reservoir, North Korea, from Nov. 27-Dec. 11, 1950. The unit was forced to retreat to the south due to intense enemy fire. Laurence was among many soldiers reported missing in action.

In 2001, joint U.S. and Democratic People's Republic of Korea teams, led by the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command (JPAC), conducted two excavations of a mass grave near the Chosin Reservoir. The site correlates closely with defensive positions held by the 31st RCT at the time of the Chinese attacks. The teams recovered remains believed to be those of 11 U.S. servicemen. Analysis of the remains subsequently led to the identifications of three individuals, including Laurence.

Among other forensic identification tools and circumstantial evidence, scientists from JPAC also used dental comparisons in Laurence's identification.

For additional information on the Defense Department's mission to account for missing Americans, visit the DPMO Web site at http://www.dtic.mil/dpmo or call (703) 699-1169.

http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=1...

Arthur Oliver Lawrence

ldk1224 — 2008-01-09 17:45:11Z

I am looking for information on Arthur Oliver Lawrence (abt. 1900-1980) out of Rochester with mother Katherine. I only know he had nine siblings, one Robert and the other a sister who was a nun, Gwendolyn. Nothing I research seems to match up when it comes to finding the father or correct Kathrine.

Laura

LAURENCE/LAWRENCE

heatheradam04 — 2007-11-21 07:40:29Z

Harry Laurence,son of Alexander L. and Lavinia Tawse sailed from Glasgow to Quebec Canada on the SS Saturnia in 1921, with his uncle Arthur Lawrence (sic) and cousin John B Adams. If anyone has knowledge of any of these men or their descendants i would very much like to hear from you. Heather Adam.

Re: Sarah Laurence

lmackay999999 — 2007-04-05 23:56:32Z

Sarah wrote on her 1901 Census that she was born 18 April 1856 in Quebec. Hope this helps.

Laurence

agegeh — 2007-03-06 22:43:07Z

Can any one help with an 'Alice Laurence',married 'William Greaves' 1876 in England-Yorkshire I think.

George Burley and wife Arabella

wclaurence — 2007-03-04 22:37:44Z

From the 1841 Wetherby District 8 Spofforth census:

George Burley, 50, mason, born Yorkshire
Arabella Burley, 50, born Yorkshire
John Burley, 14, born Yorkshire
Joseph Burley, 11, born Yorkshire

And right next door:

John Laurence, 25, tailor, born Yorkshire
Ann Laurence, 30, born Yorkshire
George Laurence, 7, born Yorkshire
Mary Laurence, 5, born Yorkshire
Burley Laurence, 4, born Yorkshire
Joseph Laurence, 1, born Yorkshire

John Laurence and Ann Burley

wclaurence — 2007-03-04 16:48:34Z

It appears Alice's parents are John Laurence and Ann Burley who married Nov. 25, 1833 in Knaresborough, Yorkshire, England. It appears their first child born was George, christened March 30, 1834 in Spofforth, Yorkshire, England. Then Mary was christened Dec. 25, 1835 in Spofforth, John Burley was christened Sept. 24, 1837 in Spofforth, Joseph was christened Nov. 24, 1839 in Spofforth, Arabella was christened Jan. 24, 1842 in Spofforth, Elizabeth was christened Feb. 17, 1844, Thomas was christened Jan. 4, 1846 in Spofforth, and Alice was born in the June quarter of 1855 in Bradford Y (an alternative name for Bradford, and it spans the boundaries of the counties of West Riding of Yorkshire and West Yorkshire). Alice's birth record is in volumn 9b, page 135 of the Bradford Y record book.

England census

wclaurence — 2007-03-03 19:03:45Z

On Ancestry.com in thee 1851 Spofforth, Yorkshire census is this Laurence household:

John, head, 38, grocer & tailor & draper, Spofforth
Ann, wife, 41, Spofforth
George, son, 17, grocer & tailor & draper, Spofforth
Mary, dau, 15, scholar, Spofforth
John Burley, son, 13, scholar, Spofforth
Joseph, son, 11, scholar, Spofforth
Arabella, dau, 9, scholar, Spofforth
Elizabeth, dau, 7, scholar, Spofforth
Thomas, son, 5, scholar, Spofforth

In the 1861 Spofforth, Yorkshire census at 31 Main Stret is this Laurence household:

John, head, 49, grocer & tailor & draper, Spofforth
Ann, wife, 51, Spofforth
Mary, dau, 25, Spofforth
Joseph, son, 21, student, Spofforth
Arabella, dau, 19, Spofforth
Elizabeth, dau, 17, scholar, Spofforth
Thomas, son, 15, scholar, Spofforth
Alice, dau, 9, Spofforth

In the 1871 Spofforth, Yorkshire census at 19 Castle Street is this Laurence household:

Ann, head, widow, 62, grocer, Spofforth, Yorkshire
Elizabeth, dau, unmarried, 25, Spofforth, Yorkshire
Alice, dau, unmarried, 19, Spofforth, Yorkshire
Annie, g-dau, unmarried, 10, scholar, Knaresboro, Yorkshire
Arabella, g-dau, unmarried, 8, scholar, Knaresboro, Yorkshire

In the 1891 Spofforth, Yorkshire census there is a Greaves household:

William, head, 36, farmers brother, Whixley, Yorkshire
Alice, wife, 39, Spofforth, Yorkshire
Anne, dau, 13, North Deighton, Yorkshire
John Robert, son, 11, scholar, North Deighton, Yorkshire
George, son, 9, scholar, North Deighton, Yorkshire
Laura, dau, 7, scholar, Scotton, Yorkshire
Henry, son, 6, scholar, Scotton, Yorkshire
Thomas B., son, 9, scholar, Spofforth, Yorkshire

And, another Greaves household right next door:

John Greaves, head, single, 34, farmer, Whixley, Yorkshire
Sarah Ross, mother, widow, 70, N. Rigton, Yorkshire
Ann Denison, sister, widow, 46, domestic servant, Staveley, Yorkshire
Annie Denison, neice, single, 17, domestic servant, N. Rigton, Yorkshire
Mary Greaves, neice, single, 12, scholar, N. Deighton, Yorkshire
Arabella Greaves, neice, single, 10, scholar, N. Deighton, Yorkshire

Re: DNA testing at FamilyTreeDNA

HowardL27 — 2007-03-03 00:27:27Z

You write that ". . .If you match results with another participant, you may be lucky to find that person has a paper trail further back than you have. . ."

I have found that recent family conections are unlikely, but distant ones may be more likely. For example, most persons directly related to my DNA seem to be more likely connected in the far distant past. That makes it difficult, and mostly impossible, to learn the point of connection. However, more distantly related persons, do occur in a general way. I have found this to be particularily true in cases of royal lineages (on both maternal and paternal sides) back to 200 AD. But, the connection is still more evident in the ethnicities of those persons, and it is not always recognizable by any particular surname. And, going 40000-80000 years into the past points of beginnings in west central Africa. In that case, learning of any particular name is impossible. But, it does point out the difficulties of find a specific connection through DNA to anyone. I guess the emphasis must be placed on the phrase, "may be lucky". That is still alright, since it is a facinating journey in any case.

Re: DNA testing at FamilyTreeDNA

wclaurence — 2007-03-02 23:43:14Z

Getting your DNA tested with FamilyTreeDNA will have your results compared to over 80,000 other project participant's results. If you match results with another participant, you may be lucky to find that person has a paper trail further back than you have. They may have had access to a family bible that no one else knew existed. Of course, I would suspect that if a DNA match occurs, it will happen with another person in your surname group, unless there has been an adoption along the way. Not everyone posts their tree on-line, but they may join a DNA project. There are others that have posted their trees with errors they are unaware of, then hooked up with another "relative" who posted their tree, then found out through DNA testing that they were not related, and that they had those errors in their tree. You may have an ancestor who came to the US from England, but he never reported from where in England. A fellow DNA project member you match might have an ancestor who did report from where in England that he came from.

Re: DNA testing at FamilyTreeDNA

barr2008 — 2007-03-02 16:55:02Z

This is a great way to possibly continue your tree when you have hit a brickwall in your paper trail, but exactly how?

Alice Laurence and William Greaves

wclaurence — 2007-03-02 06:04:13Z

Per the England vital records index on website http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/cgi/search.pl Alice Laurence married William Greaves in the September quarter (July-August-September) of 1876 in the district of Wetherby in the county of West Riding of Yorkshire, recorded in volume 9a, page 169. You can order the marriage certificate on-line at http://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/home.asp The certificate will give you the father's names of the bride and groom.

From the Morman LDS website at www.familysearch.com this could be your family in the 1881 England census:

William GREAVES, Head, Married, Male, age 26, born Whixley, York, England Farmer Of 120 (1 Labourer 2 Boys)
Alice GREAVES, Wife, Married, Female, age 31, born Spofforth, York, England
Anne GREAVES, Daughter, Female, age 3, born North Deighton, York, England
John Robt. GREAVES, Son, Male, age 1, born North Deighton, York, England
Arabella GREAVES, Daughter, Female, age 4 mos, born North Deighton, York, England
Mary Han. OATES, Other, Female, age 17, born Cowthorpe, York, England, General Servt
John WALLS, Other, Male, age 18, born Rigton, York, England, Farm Servt (Indoor)

Your local library and Morman church family history center should have Ancestry.com subscriptions that you can use to look at the 1891 and 1901 England census, if you do not have Ancestry.com at home.

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Source Information:
Dwelling The Manor North Deighton
Census Place North Deighton, York, England
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