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Thanks Mary - wonder if that COULD be the father of my William who married Anne Castell in 1802. My William born around 1779 -1781 ?
Thanks everyone - you are all very kind and knowledgeable !
Pat

maybe connected

William Yelland born 5/1/1779 baptised Stoke Damerel Devon by William and Susanna.

William Yelland married Susanna North 5/4/1772 Stoke Damerel

They also baptised
Henry 12/4/1773
John North Yelland 8/2/1775
Henry 17/3/1777
All at Stoke Damerel Devon.

Maryb.

Thanks Sundogs - I obviously don't quite know how to search properly -but you are being a super help. I am sure my family will be interested especially my Grandsons in their 20s.now

Thanks again
I will have to get an even larger sheet of paper to get all this down on !

Pat

1861 Census for William which fits in with Maryb's post

Address is Nightingale Place Hornsey

William Yelland 82 b Devon Widower Occ late Carpenter (transcribed as Willm Zellarnd!)
Harriet Dyble 37 b Middx Married Daughter
Elizabeth Dyble 7 b Ireland Grand Daughter
Agness D Dyble 5 b Kent Grand Daughter
Harriet M Dyble 1 b Kent Grand Daughter

William is buried on 21 Sep 1861 at St Mary's Hornsey


Also, on the 1841 Census there appear to be twins Mary & George F Yelland but I think this is just the ages being rounded down.

Mary I believe should in fact be Mercy b 02 Feb 1817 Woolwich, Bap 26 Feb 1817. Interestingly Ancestry has a copy of image and FMP just a transcription which gives her name as Mary!

George Frederick was baptised in Tonbridge Kent on 3 Dec 1820

Looks like Mercy goes onto marry Daniel Grimes in 1842

20 Dec 1842, St Mary, Islington
Mercey Yelland Spinister
Father. William Yelland occ Carpenter
Daniel Grimes occ Baker
Father Daniel Grimes to Shoemaker
Abode for both Hornsey

Witnesses William Yelland & Harriet Yelland

Many thanks again., John Yelland - my direct ancestor seems to have 'improved' himself - if he started off as a footman and ended up as a schoolmaster - Harlestone , Northants. Seems to have been well thought of there too - I think they put up some sort of memorial to him.

Thank you so much - I really am very grateful for your help.
Pat :-)

William Yelland and Ann Castell married 26/9/1802 in Woolwich

Edward Gelland born 21/7/1803 baptised 17/8/1803 St Mary Magdalene Woolwich by William and Ann Yelland.

Ann Castell 1780-1860 baptised by John Castell and Mercy (a tree on Ancestry says Mercy Stacey.)

William and Ann had daughter Harriett Yelland 1823-1912 she married Robert Edward Dyble he was the son of Edward Dyble and Hannah Castell 1785 sister to Ann Castell.

Maryb.

This appears to be William & Ann in the 1851 Census

Name: John Yelland
Age: 22
Estimated birth year: abt 1829
Relation: Grandson
Gender: Male
Where born: Hornsey, Middlesex, England
Civil Parish: Hornsey
Ecclesiastical parish: Hornsey St Mary
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County/Island: Middlesex
Country: England
Street address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage:

Disability:

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Registration district: Edmonton
Sub-registration district: Hornsey
ED, institution, or vessel: 1a
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 70
Piece: 1702
Folio: 12
Page Number: 17
Household Members:
Name Age
William Yelland 72 b Plymouth, Devon occ Carpenter
Ann Yelland 77 b Woolwich, Kent
John Yelland 22 occ Footman

Magic - well done - I have been going round in circles looking for that one ! Many many thanks
Pat

Nowthen anything at all about Edwards Father William Yelland - married to Anne - I think - Plymouth possibly ships carpenter - Yelland is a Devon surname - but I had hoped they were smugglers !

There is this Marriage?

11 Jul 1824
St Mary-le-Bone, Westminster
Groom Edward Yelland Bachelor
Bride Ruth Rolfe Spinster

Witnesses Sarah Rolfe & John Lace (looks like) could be Pam

not finding a marriage for Edward and ruth

Many thanks folks - you are being a real help-I struggled to get further back that about 1845 ! Anymore info appreciated. Malyon that would appear a distinct possibility. They had so many children in those days!
Pat

Edward yellard born 1831 in the 1841 census must have been born about 1830 if that is his mother ruth's death in 1830 could she have died in child birth

If they did die from some sort of epidemic, it seems most likely to have been typhus or cholera according to http://www.kdfhs.org.uk/index.php?Itemid=30


1830


Highly virulent strain of typhus (spotted typhus) epidemic

1831


First record of cholera – Asiatic cholera (Sunderland, Newcastle on Tyne, Newburn) spread throughout Britain attacking all classes; epidemic (30,000); ‘malignant scarlatina’ countrywide (Plymouth, Staffordshire); Highly virulent strain of typhus (spotted typhus) epidemic

1832


Highly virulent strain of typhus (spotted typhus) epidemic

1833


Highly virulent strain of typhus (spotted typhus) epidemic

1834


Highly virulent strain of typhus (spotted typhus) epidemic

Thanks you VERY much folks - I had a pretty good idea of the family back to Edward and Ruth = and then it all got a bit muddled as to why their parents appear to have brought up their children- or some of them - and ( had no idea exactly when or where they died really. I wondered if there was some sort of accidents or epidemic around that time. Their parents William and Anne appear to have both been born around 1780-81 and were on the 1841 census records. so got into their 60s. Bit odd
Thanks again I assume they moved with their son John and family to Harlestone.
I will keep digging..
Thanks again
Pat

William and Ann with granchildren.


1841 England, Wales & Scotland Census Transcription
Nightingale Walk, Hornsey, Edmonton, Middlesex, England

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Household Members
First name(s) Last name Gender Age Birth year Birth place
William Yelland Male 60 1781 -
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Ann Yelland Female 60 1781 -
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Mary Yelland Female 20 1821 -
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George F Yelland Male 20 1821 -
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Harriet Yelland Female 15 1826 Middlesex, England
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John Yelland Male 14 1827 Middlesex, England
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Edward Yelland Male 10 1831 Middlesex, England
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James Boundry Male 40 1801 Middlesex, England
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John Watson Male 20 1821 -
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George W Gordon Male 2 1839 Middlesex, England


I'm afraid I don't understand what you're asking for. You know the years that Edward and Ruth died but don't seem very sure about them.

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards/board/ancestors/thread/1353389

(related above, for reference, was just about to post Burial of John, but see I already had!)

Chris :)

Greater London Burial Index Transcription
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First name(s) Edward
Last name Yelland
Sex Male
Age 33
Birth year 1802
Death year 1835
Burial year 1835
Burial date 12 Nov 1835
Residence Highgate
Parish Hornsey
County Middlesex
Country England




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First name(s) Ruth
Last name Yelland
Sex Female
Age 36
Birth year 1794
Death year 1830
Burial year 1830
Burial date 08 Sep 1830
Residence Hornsey
Parish Hornsey
County Middlesex

Looking for deaths of my Great Great Grandfather and his wife -who I fear must have died young as their children appear to have been brought up by their parents.
Names of husband and wife who may have died young - Edward Yelland (labourer ?) 1802-1835? and Ruth Yelland 1794-1830 who had several children born Hornsey. BUT I can find no record of their relatively early deaths or burials. -anywhere. I THINK Edward's Father was William Yelland - a ships carpenter Plymouth and his wife was Anne and they appear to have taken on Edwards children when Edward and Ruth seem to have died in their early 30s. William was born around 1781. I have come to a 'dead;' stop (sorry) and can get no further records of them or their lives.One of Edwards children John Yelland (my direct ancestor)later became schoolmaster and lived in Harlestone, Northants where he married and brought up all his children. Anyone help. please.
Pat Morris (Yelland)