Showing posts with label 1889. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1889. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
John Scahill - 1889 - Index of Probates and Wills - 1861 to 1941
This is an extract from Ancestry.com
This database is a collection of historical probate records from the United Kingdom. The records in this collection can range in date from the early 1500s to the mid- to late-1800s. The records include wills and other miscellaneous types of probate records. All of the data was converted as it was originally presented in various published registers and books. For this reason, you will find interesting phonetic spellings and large descriptive tables of contents.
What should I know about this collection to access the data?
Some of the records may be in Latin or even a Welsh or Scottish dialect depending on location. The spelling is archaic, and is transcribed as it was written. There are many spelling inconsistencies and non-standard grammar. Phonetic spelling is often used. Try using variant spellings if a search yields no results.
Name: John Scahill
Address: 9 North Street, Jarrow, County Durham
Details: Husband of Jane Scahill, widow the relict. Died 26 February 1889 at North Shields. Metal broker. 25 June Durham
Effects: £122 00s 00d
Allan Scahill
Wednesday, August 08, 2007
Mary Scahill - Lackawanna County Marriage Licenses Index
This is a Rootsweb extract from the Lackawanna County Marriage Licenses Index:
Lackawanna created a master index book for Marriage Licenses. Every time a license was issued, an entry was made in the index book, and thus a log was created when the duplicate returns came back to the courthouse. The typical entry through 1904 would be "Gress, Charles 215 (year left blank) 1 223 1/14/1886" means that the license no 215 was issued to Charles Gress, recorded in (Marriage License) Vol. 1, page 223, and the return filed 1/14/1886. His marriage date may have been 1/8, and the application made on 1/4, but you don't know from the index. The date of return is not included on these pages. Between 1905 and the mid-1913s, the applicant was not asked for the names of parents unless consent was required. Brackets { } mean deceased at time.
The first index set, marked as index Vol. 1, was used from Oct. 1, 1885 to Dec. 31, 1916, and provides the index for 128 volumes of records. The second set, Vol. 2, goes from Jan. 1, 1917 to Dec. 31, 1936 [vol. 129 to 249 of licenses]; set three to 1957, and set four to 1995.
Name: Mary Scahill
Licence Number: 5597
Year: 1889
Book: 14
Page: 146
Spouse: Stanton, Patrick
Father: Austin Scahill
Mother: Ellen ?? Scahill
Notes: Issued 08/08/1889, not returned; third cousins
Allan Scahill
Lackawanna created a master index book for Marriage Licenses. Every time a license was issued, an entry was made in the index book, and thus a log was created when the duplicate returns came back to the courthouse. The typical entry through 1904 would be "Gress, Charles 215 (year left blank) 1 223 1/14/1886" means that the license no 215 was issued to Charles Gress, recorded in (Marriage License) Vol. 1, page 223, and the return filed 1/14/1886. His marriage date may have been 1/8, and the application made on 1/4, but you don't know from the index. The date of return is not included on these pages. Between 1905 and the mid-1913s, the applicant was not asked for the names of parents unless consent was required. Brackets { } mean deceased at time.
The first index set, marked as index Vol. 1, was used from Oct. 1, 1885 to Dec. 31, 1916, and provides the index for 128 volumes of records. The second set, Vol. 2, goes from Jan. 1, 1917 to Dec. 31, 1936 [vol. 129 to 249 of licenses]; set three to 1957, and set four to 1995.
Name: Mary Scahill
Licence Number: 5597
Year: 1889
Book: 14
Page: 146
Spouse: Stanton, Patrick
Father: Austin Scahill
Mother: Ellen ?? Scahill
Notes: Issued 08/08/1889, not returned; third cousins
Allan Scahill
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