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Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
William GRANTHAM
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Name William GRANTHAM [1] Birth Y [1] Christening 20 Oct 1796 Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England [2]
Gender Male _UID 049F789037324876A2167192FE8A59D13F64 Burial 15 Dec 1869 Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England [2]
Person ID I13655 Ryeland Family Tree Last Modified 19 Apr 2024
Father Peter GRANTHAM, b. 1773, Hornsea, , Yorkshire, England d. 12 Nov 1854, Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England
(Age 81 years)
Mother Hannah CROZIER, b. 1775, Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England d. 18 Oct 1851 (Age 76 years)
Marriage 23 Dec 1794 Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England [1]
Family ID F4072 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 Elizabeth KENDALL d. Yes, date unknown Marriage 2 Sep 1821 [1] Family ID F4074 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 27 Nov 2014
Family 2 Hannah WATSON d. Yes, date unknown Marriage 2 Sep 1826 Sculcoates, Yorkshire, England [2]
Children 1. Christopher George GRANTHAM, c. 12 Jan 1828, Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England d. 1889, Whitby, , Yorkshire, England
(Age ~ 60 years)
2. Martha GRANTHAM, c. 15 Feb 1830, Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England d. Yes, date unknown
Family ID F5396 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 27 Nov 2014
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Event Map Christening - 20 Oct 1796 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England Marriage - 2 Sep 1826 - Sculcoates, Yorkshire, England Burial - 15 Dec 1869 - Cottingham, , Yorkshire, England = Link to Google Earth
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Notes - "William Grantham, labourer of Cottingham, be transported to one of His Majesty's plantations or colonies abroad for the term of seven years from this sessions, the said William Grantham having been found guilty of stealing nine dead ducks and one fowl."
A report in the Hull Advertiser on the 10 [2]
- "William Grantham, labourer of Cottingham, be transported to one of His Majesty's plantations or colonies abroad for the term of seven years from this sessions, the said William Grantham having been found guilty of stealing nine dead ducks and one fowl."
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