Surnames: CLEGG, NAYLOR & FAWCETT

[Diane Grant-Salmon]

Does anyone have any Ancestors with these surnames please?

CLEGG - Originally from Emley, then to Overton and Middlestown
NAYLOR - Originally from Emley, then to Flockton
FAWCETT - Originally from Heckmondwike
HAMPSHIRE - Originally from Flockton
DICKINSON - Originally from Flockton
HINCHCLIFFE - Originally from Ossett & Dewsbury

[andrew]

My CLEGG connection in that regions starts with Thomas CLEGG who was bapt on 14 Nov 1680 in Thornhill by Dewsbury
He married Elizabeth NICHOLSON on 4 June 1707 in Thornhill
They had 4 daughters, Mary, Lydia, Elizabeth & Ann

[Diane Grant-Salmon]

Hello Andrew,

Sorry I haven't replied to this thread earlier, but been having a few problems of late. Unfortunately, I don't have your names in my file ...... shame, as it would have been nice to connect our Families.

[Jan Kingshott]

Does anyone have any Ancestors with these surnames please?

CLEGG - Originally from Emley, then to Overton and Middlestown
NAYLOR - Originally from Flockton
FAWCETT - Originally from Heckmondwike
HAMPSHIRE - Originally from Flockton
DICKINSON - Originally from Flockton
HINCHCLIFFE - Originally from Ossett & Dewsbury

Hi Diane,

My wife is a Dickinson whose ancestors hail from Flockton and one of the early Dickinson family members married into the Clegg family of Emley.

I would be very interested in working out our links to each others family.

I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Best Wishes

Jan B Kingshott
Exeter, Devon, England
jankingshott AT blueyonder DOT co DOT uk

[Diane Grant-Salmon]

Hi Jan,

Don't you remember sending me this email on the 23 March 2006?

Hi Diane,

I am sorry for the delay in replying to you.

Here are the details of the early DICKINSON family that I have. I wonder at the significance of the name Joseph, compared to your early Joseph.

My wife descends from Fred Dickinson, number 25, then his son James number 50. James was her grandfather.

Would it be possible to see what you have on the family? I would appreciate it.

Regards

Jan

[Diane Grant-Salmon]

Hi again Jan,

I've just received this in an email from my brother ..... he no longer deals with family history.

From: Jan Brian Kingshott (address deleted)
Sent: 29 January 2007 19:47
To: Alan.Forrest (address deleted)
Subject: CLEGG family of Emley


Hi Alan

I found your e-mail address on a Clegg researchers website. My wife is a descendant of this family, and I was wondering if you would be interesting in sharing some information to enable me to build on what I know.

I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Regards

Jan

[Linda]

Oh I didn't notice this before Diane! I also have a kind of Dickinson connection with my Clegg family! (Or did I already tell you about that one )

Wrong area of course, just like the Cleggs , and wrong era - my grandma Robinson, who married Joe Clegg in 1921, married Arthur Dickinson in the 1940's.

I can still be your "little sis" though

[Diane Grant-Salmon]

Hi 'lickle sis' Linda

No, you didn't mention any Dickinson connection before, so that's new.
We are very unlucky aren't we? Both trying desperately to find a connection to each other, via one line or another.

I haven't had time yet, to add you as my adopted sister, to Family Tree Maker, but hopefully, things won't be so manic at this end, for much longer.

[Diane Grant-Salmon]

Seeing as I've just edited my first message, (added an area to my NAYLOR family) ...... I thought I'd 'bump' this thread up, seeing as there are many new members now.

[Jay Webb]

I have lots of families all from Emley , Shelley , Kirburton , Barnsley area. Mostly from Emley though

I have a Mary Silverwood(b. Apr 1830-Emley) married to James Clegg (b. 1826 Emley)

Children:

Sam( b. 1852)
Thomas (b. 1854)
Ann( b. 1856)
Harriet (b. 1859)
Amy (b. 1862)
Hannah ( b. 1865)
James (b. 1867)

Any connections?