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I think the village always feels quaint and classic of the type that seems to be found at the bottom of a hill. having first cycled through the village when on the way to visit my dad working in the signalbox in 1983, i now travel to work in the same signalbox on Scotch Springs lane since 2004 and i always love to drive through the village to and from work.
Hi John,
Many thanks for this information and photographs, they are amazing. I don't know the significance of the flagstaff, but I'll ask around.
John Hawkins says...The dropbox contains a 1904 photo of Stainton Manor maids (Eliza CHAMPION, Lottie GRINDLEY, & Lizzie JACKSON) with Margery, youngest child of C D Nicholson, tenant 1881 to 1912, a pair of 1961 photos of the Manor farm (before the manor house was demolished) & St Winifreds showing a flagstaff also evident in the 1892 survey. What is the significance of the flagstaff? Email me if dropbox does not work.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/p9p0x0tutx2mr52/AABEmKFNzv5J2GxkSbTipH_Ya?dl=0
The dropbox contains a 1904 photo of Stainton Manor maids (Eliza CHAMPION, Lottie GRINDLEY, & Lizzie JACKSON) with Margery, youngest child of C D Nicholson, tenant 1881 to 1912, a pair of 1961 photos of the Manor farm (before the manor house was demolished) & St Winifreds showing a flagstaff also evident in the 1892 survey. What is the significance of the flagstaff? Email me if dropbox does not work.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/p9p0x0tutx2mr52/AABEmKFNzv5J2GxkSbTipH_Ya?dl=0
Hi John,
Oh thank you so much for that information, I really appreciate it.
Have a good christmas
Kind regards
Bernie
Hi Bernie,
Sadly this is not the same Stainton. We are a village near Doncaster in South Yorkshire. Perrin Waite lived in Stainton Hall, in a village called Little Stainton, near Bank Newton. The nearest town is Skipton in North Yorkshire. If you have access to Google Earth, put in Stainton Hall, Bank Newton and it will show it. Beautiful place. Good luck with your research
John
Bernadette says...Hi John, Thank you so much for replying to my post. As I mentioned I am picking this up from my Cousin. There is a copy from the marriage register but I don't seem to be able to paste it onto your page. However I have transcribed it....This is the information I have from his notes...I don't know if any of it will be relevant for the parish history.
Marriage: 12
September 1859 at St Mark, Hulme, Lancashire,
England
Perrin Waite - 29, Butcher, Bachelor, 73 Gt. Jackson St., Hulme
Margaret Hampson - 24, Spinster, 146 York St., Hulme
Groom's Father: Richard Waite, Farmer
Bride's Father: James Hampson, Farmer
Witnessed by: James Hall; Mary Brown; Edward Yates; Eliza
Bennett
Married by Licence by: Arthur W. Archer M. A. Rector
Register: Marriages 1852 - 1865, Page 92, Entry 183
1881 Census
Stainton Hall, Bank Newton, Skipton, Yorkshire & Yorkshire
Perrin Waite , Head, age 50
Margaret Waite Wife, age 45
In 1861 Perrin is described as a catlle dealer.
In 1871 Margaret (wife) described as school teacher
In 1891 Perrin is described as a Retired Meat Salesman
There were 4 daughters and 1 son. Laura Annie, Maggie Maud, Ethel Kate, Harold Hesketh
Kindest regards
Bernie
Hi John, Thank you so much for replying to my post. As I mentioned I am picking this up from my Cousin. There is a copy from the marriage register but I don't seem to be able to paste it onto your page. However I have transcribed it....This is the information I have from his notes...I don't know if any of it will be relevant for the parish history.
Marriage: 12
September 1859 at St Mark, Hulme, Lancashire,
England
Perrin Waite - 29, Butcher, Bachelor, 73 Gt. Jackson St., Hulme
Margaret Hampson - 24, Spinster, 146 York St., Hulme
Groom's Father: Richard Waite, Farmer
Bride's Father: James Hampson, Farmer
Witnessed by: James Hall; Mary Brown; Edward Yates; Eliza
Bennett
Married by Licence by: Arthur W. Archer M. A. Rector
Register: Marriages 1852 - 1865, Page 92, Entry 183
1881 Census
Stainton Hall, Bank Newton, Skipton, Yorkshire & Yorkshire
Perrin Waite , Head, age 50
Margaret Waite Wife, age 45
In 1861 Perrin is described as a catlle dealer.
In 1871 Margaret (wife) described as school teacher
In 1891 Perrin is described as a Retired Meat Salesman
There were 4 daughters and 1 son. Laura Annie, Maggie Maud, Ethel Kate, Harold Hesketh
Kindest regards
Bernie
Hi Bernie,
I've not heard this name and it doesn't appear in the village history. However I will check around. If the entry says 248 acres then it must have been a farm. We have 4 farms in the village. Does the cencus show their address.
Bernie Hampson says...Hi, I am looking for any information on Perrin Waite , Census 1881 shows aged 50 with wife Maragret (248 acres) . I am a descendant of Margaret and would be happy for any information on the family at that time.
Sorry, re previous post, Perrin Waite, father Richard, (should have gone to spec savers!)
Hi, I am looking for any information on Perrin Waite , Census 1881 shows aged 50 with wife Maragret (248 acres) . I am a descendant of Margaret and would be happy for any information on the family at that time.
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