CORNTHWAITE

[alanlee2406]

Im looking for any info on John Cornthwaite abt 1817 Kendal lokks like his second marage was to my GGGrandmother Elizabeth Lee in 1860, his first wife was Peggey abt 1820.

[pottoka]

Have you found them on the Censuses?

1841 - Lancashire - Cockerham

Jno Cornthwaite - 20 - Wool Comber - N (not born in county)
Peggy do - 20 - Worsted Reeler - Y

Reference: Class: HO107; Piece 528; Book: 17; Civil Parish: Cockerham; County: Lancashire; Enumeration District: 7; Folio: 33; Page: 30; Line: 20;

1851 - Yorkshire - Bowling

John Cornthwaite - Head - 34 - Wool comber - Westmoreland, Kendal
Peggey Cornthwaite - Wife - 31 - Lancashire, Ellel
Thomas Cornthwaite - Son - 10 - Worsted weaver - Yorkshire, Bowling
John Cornthwaite - Son - 8 - Scholar - Lancashire, Skerton

Reference: Class: HO107; Piece: 2305; Folio: 109; Page: 38;

This could be John and Peggy's marriage:

Name: John Cornthwaite
Year of Registration: 1840
Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar
District: Bradford
County: Yorkshire - West Riding, West Yorkshire
Volume: 23
Page: 188

Name: Peggy Atkinson
Year of Registration: 1840
Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar
District: Bradford
County: Yorkshire - West Riding, West Yorkshire
Volume: 23
Page: 188

and this, Peggy's death:

Name: Peggy Cornthwaite
Year of Registration: 1860
Quarter of Registration: Apr-May-Jun
District: Bradford
County: Yorkshire - West Riding, West Yorkshire
Volume: 9b
Page: 28

[alanlee2406]

Pottoka thanks for that great bit of info it fills a gap thanks.

Alan.

[georgiep]

Hi Alan
Just to say hello from another "Cornie"..
I've just joined and did a search & your post came up.
Mine were from Dalton/Ulverston as well as other Lancs places.
My gpa moved to Lpool where I was born.
I can see from replies your Cornies moved around.
It was nice "meeting" you Alan and good luck with your tree.

Regards
Georgie

[alanlee2406]

Thanks for your reply Georgie all the best.
Alan

[Heather Bond]

I have a Dorothy Cornthwaite marr John Nelson 1799 Old Hutton.
Dorothy's parents were Richard Cornthwait and Jane Home Old Hutton.
Heather