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  Posted by Tourmie (U13798934) on Tuesday, 25th October 2011

  Having not been able to find a suitable candidate for George Hinchliffe through the ages (born c1835 Huddersfield to James and Sarah last seen 1851 census aged 16 woolen finisher man)
  
  I got a death certificate for a George aged 24 who died in 1860 but am not sure he is my man either. Address is Grove Place Dalton which I haven't come across before and he was a journeyman cotton dyer.
  
  The informant was a Joseph Hinchliffe. Doesn't give the relationship but he was present at the death so I am thinking if he was unmarried and living at home Joseph was a family member father/brother perhaps.
  
  All I can think is to try and find a Joseph in 1861 to see if there is one living in the same area. Not entirely sure but if there is one the right age to be his father might I rule this one out also
  
  If so back to square one again!

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  Posted by BoothHunter (U14812392) on Tuesday, 25th October 2011

  Having not been able to find a suitable candidate for George Hinchliffe through the ages (born c1835 Huddersfield to James and Sarah last seen 1851 census aged 16 woolen finisher man)
  
  I got a death certificate for a George aged 24 who died in 1860 but am not sure he is my man either. Address is Grove Place Dalton which I haven't come across before and he was a journeyman cotton dyer.
  
  The informant was a Joseph Hinchliffe. Doesn't give the relationship but he was present at the death so I am thinking if he was unmarried and living at home Joseph was a family member father/brother perhaps.
  
  All I can think is to try and find a Joseph in 1861 to see if there is one living in the same area. Not entirely sure but if there is one the right age to be his father might I rule this one out also
  
  If so back to square one again!Μύ George Hinchcliffe
  
  England Marriages, 1538–1973
  
  birth: 1837
  marriage: 10 Nov 1866 Heptonstall,​ Halifax,​ York,​ England
  
  parents: Joseph Hinchcliffe
  spouse: Mary Wilson
  
  groom's name: George Hinchcliffe
  groom's birth date: 1837
  groom's age: 29
  bride's name: Mary Wilson
  bride's birth date: 1845
  bride's age: 21
  marriage date: 10 Nov 1866
  marriage place: Heptonstall, Halifax, York, England
  groom's father's name: Joseph Hinchcliffe
  bride's father's name: Joshua Wilson
  groom's marital status: Widowed
  bride's marital status: Single
  indexing project (batch) number: M01201-7
  system origin: England-EASy
  source film number:
  
  
  Seems like this George H ws the son of Joseph H?
  
  BH
  

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  Posted by BoothHunter (U14812392) on Tuesday, 25th October 2011

  Another one for the mix?
  BH
  
  
  
  George Hainsworth Hinchliffe
  
  England and Wales Census, 1881
  
  birth: 1839 Pudsey,​ Yorkshire,​ England
  residence: 1881 Pudsey,​ Yorkshire (West Riding),​ England
  census: 1881 Pudsey,​ Yorkshire (West Riding),​ England
  
  spouse: Sarah Ann Hinchliffe
  child: James Alfred Hinchliffe
  
  name: George Hainsworth Hinchliffe
  age: 42
  gender: Male
  birth year: 1839
  birthplace: Pudsey, Yorkshire, England
  relationship to head of household: Head
  marital condition: Married
  profession/occupation: Woollen Clothier
  address: Spencers Row
  census place: Pudsey, Yorkshire (West Riding), England
  record type: Household
  family history library film: 1342073
  the national archives reference: RG11
  piece/folio: 4482 / 90
  page number: 25

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  Posted by Tourmie (U13798934) on Tuesday, 25th October 2011

  Thanks for replying. I don't think either of those are my missing George due to the fathers name and the birthplace. The one marrying with Joseph as a father also can't be the one that died so am no further forward. He wouldn't have had 2 sons called George at the same time.
  
  Do you think it would help to find Joseph or no? I'm confused what direction to take now to be honest. If I did find him in 1861 at same address would it help or hinder.
  
  

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  Posted by BoothHunter (U14812392) on Tuesday, 25th October 2011

  Thanks for replying. I don't think either of those are my missing George due to the fathers name and the birthplace. The one marrying with Joseph as a father also can't be the one that died so am no further forward. He wouldn't have had 2 sons called George at the same time.
  
  Do you think it would help to find Joseph or no? I'm confused what direction to take now to be honest. If I did find him in 1861 at same address would it help or hinder.
  
  Μύ George Hinchliff
  
  England and Wales Census, 1911
  
  birth: Brinsworth,​ Yorkshire
  residence: 1911 Edlington,​ Edlington Rotherham,​ Yorkshire (West Riding),​ England
  census: 1911 Edlington,​ Edlington Rotherham,​ Yorkshire (West Riding),​ England
  
  
  name: George Hinchliff
  event: Census
  event date: 1911
  gender: Male
  age: 74
  birthplace: Brinsworth, Yorkshire
  record type: Household
  registration district: Doncaster
  sub-district: Tickhill
  parish: Edlington
  county: Yorkshire (West Riding)
  
  I found this likely 'suspect'! Although there is a disparity of birthplace the age seems to match up. I know when I've been searching my family getting myself in a twist tyring to fathom out who is who especially as similar aged cousins often got given the same names - most frustrating...I'll have another look for you...
  
  BH
  
  
  ps. I will re-read your post and try and answer your questions about Joseph

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  Posted by BoothHunter (U14812392) on Tuesday, 25th October 2011

  Thanks for replying. I don't think either of those are my missing George due to the fathers name and the birthplace. The one marrying with Joseph as a father also can't be the one that died so am no further forward. He wouldn't have had 2 sons called George at the same time.
  
  Do you think it would help to find Joseph or no? I'm confused what direction to take now to be honest. If I did find him in 1861 at same address would it help or hinder.
  
  Μύ Ok - I think I get it now! re: Joseph...given as yet you don't know anything about George Hinchcliffe I wouldn't worry too much about looking for a 'Joseph' - it might be the red herring you don't need for now...concentrate on finding George me thinks...unless of course any other posters can think of something?
  
  BH

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  Posted by Mabel Bagshawe (U2222589) on Tuesday, 25th October 2011

  1851 - in Grove PLace. Presumably not yours then
  
  Name: George Hinchliff
  Age: 15
  Estimated Birth Year: abt 1836
  Relation: Son
  Father's Name: Joseph Hinchliff
  Mother's Name: Isabella Hinchliff
  Gender: M (Male)
  Where born: Dalton, Yorkshire, England
  
  Civil parish: Dalton
  County/Island: Yorkshire
  Country: England
  
  Registration district: Huddersfield
  Sub-registration district: Almondbury
  ED, institution, or vessel: 4b
  Neighbors: View others on page
  Household schedule number: 103
  Piece: 2294
  Folio: 635
  Page Number: 29
  Household Members:
  Name Age
  Joseph Hinchliff 52
  Isabella Hinchliff 51
  William F Hinchliff 24
  Elizabeth Hinchliff 22
  John Hinchliff 20
  Thos Hinchliff 18
  George Hinchliff 15
  Hannah Hinchliff 13

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  Posted by Tourmie (U13798934) on Tuesday, 25th October 2011

  Oh well done Mabel I can discount that George now thanks.

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