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Would that meant both sets of parents had died?

What would be the reason that a marriage report of John Ridley and Anne Brown, didn't have either parents mentioned only witnesses, in 1761 Knarsedale, Northumberland.
thanks Darryl

thanks for the information regards Darryl

Rev. Thomas-Yates Ridley died at Heysham, near Lancaster, in 1838,
aged 42 years. Rector of that parish. He was of Peterbouse, Cambridge,
B. A. 1820, M. A. 1823; and was instituted to his living in 1824, on his
own petition. Thinking it to be the duty of a clergyman to look to the
temporal comforts as well as the spiritual wants of his people, he studied
medicine at Edinburgh. He was at once the eloquent and faithful min-
ister, the kind and bountiful, and the attentive and skilful physician of
the poor people in his parish, who lived in a village six miles distant from
other medical aid.

from
http://www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/g-t-gideon-tibbetts-ridlon/history-of-the-ancient-ryedales-and-their-descendants-in-normandy-great-britai-ldi/page-100-history-of-the-ancient-ryedales-and-their-descendants-in-normandy-great-britai-ldi.shtml

It was most likely the marriage banns being read it two parishes indicating that the bride and groom were from different parishes.

2 Marriages?
I have found 2 marriages Margaret Ridley to Thomas Vipond
One is Knarsedale 15/7/1784 and another 2 weeks earlier in Cumberland. Margaret Ridley is daughter of John Ridley and Anne Brown married 1761 Knarsedale.
I have found children that could be belong to them in Cumberland but not Knarsedale. Could they be married in 2 places at different times?
thanks Darryl

thanks any help is useful
regards Darryl

This is from the website of a taxi company stating some of the other areas they cover, Middleton and Knarsdale both mentioned

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and this is the link to the Home page

http://www.600600.co.uk/areas-we-cover/

Just received marriage details of John and Anne -no parents named
It states John Ridley of the parish of Middleton-wondering where that would be? in the presence of George Ainsley and Thomas Horn -could they be relatives?
also
received death details
10.3.1787 stating Ann wife of John Ridley of Barns?
28.12.1771 John son of John and Ann Ridley of Barns Town Foot?
wondering where that would be
It may help in my search
regards Darryl

Hi
A follow up to above information. I am now searching again.
Information we already know. Jacob Ridley married Jane Yates 1790, was born 8.10.1764 Northumberland. His parents were John Ridley and Anne Brown married 10.12.1761 Knarsedale,Northumberland.

thanks darryl

Cambridge University Alumni, 1261-1900
Thomas Yates. Ridley
College:
ST JOHN'S
Entered:
Michs. 1815
More Information:
Adm. sizar at ST JOHN'S, Oct. 9, 1815. B. at Lancaster. [S. of Jacob, merchant. School, Manchester Grammar.] Matric. Michs. 1815. Migrated to Peterhouse, Apr. 26, 1816; B.A. 1820; M.A. 1823. Ord. deacon, (London) Dec. 19, 1819; priest, June 17, 1821. R. of Heysham, Lancs., 1824-38. Had studied medicine in Edinburgh and acted as a physician to his parishioners, 6 miles from all medical aid. Married Jane, widow of the Rev. Thomas Clarkson (1812), R. of Heysham. Died Feb. 4, 1838, aged 42. M.I. at Heysham. (T. A. Walker, 394; Manchester Sch. Reg., III. 77; G. Mag. 1838, I. 439.)

(above if relating)


http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=055-richmondwills_16&cid=2-49&kw=yates ridley#2-49

Name: Ridley, Thomas Yates, Revd.
Address: Heysham, Kendal, Lancashire
Occupation: Rector
Contents: will, codicil

Chris :)

THE ARMY.
Publication:Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper
Publication date:Sunday 29 October 1843

War Office October 27

54th Foot
Lieutenant Alfrec Robert Margary to be Captain by Purchase, vice Weir, who retires;
Ensign Thomas Yates Ridley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Margary; John Edward Hussey Taylor, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ridley; Oct. 27. Pridaux William Gillum, Gent. to be Ensign


http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/SearchUI/Details?uri=C13324738

Reference:WO 25/3240/169 Description:
Name: Thomas Yates Ridley. Regiment: 54th Foot. Date of Service: 1843-1851.

(not sure if relating?)


edits (past 'Threads' relating, coming up on google!)

(anybody seen Lancashire Ann lately?)

Hi Darryl,

I have access to the Manchester Libraries site and have searched for the info for you but there is nothing there I am afraid.

There was one small mention of a 'Rev Thomas Yates Ridley, Rector of Hesham near Lancaster and Magistrate of the County' but this was included in an article about someone else so no further info was given about him.

Also, there were several adverts regarding the sale of the estate of a T.Y.R 's estate at Heysham around 1854 and a notice in 1856 asking for anyone with a debt or a claim on the estate of TYR deceased to come forward.

Nothing at all about him during the Crimean war.

Dea x

Thank you so much I will try both of these suggestions
regards Darryl

Thank you so much I will try both of these suggestions
regards Darryl

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards/board/tips_board/thread/1232629

(try above, Newspapers)

Chris :)

Found the site OK but not couldn't find anything about free access to newspapers. There is an email address for enquiries:

[email protected]

If you change your title to include Lancashire Libraries somebody local may be able to help you.

Hi Everyone
The post by Rambling Rose above -states an article that gives information on the action which leads to his death in Crimean War-we have not been able to locate any article ,can anyone give it a go and see what they find as a trip to London from Melbourne is still a long way off
thanks Darryl

thank you , for your help, looks like a trip to London from Melbourne
regards Darryl

There this link for added padding to the story

http://www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/20273/pages/3471/page.pdf