James Brumpton

James Brumpton is mentioned in the 1852 Poll Book of North Lincolnshire. He was a voter, and his residence was in Ludford Magna.

Robert Allwood

Robert Allwood in mentioned in the 1852 Poll Book of North Lincolnshire. He was a voter, and his residence was in Ludford Magna.

Robert Bills

Robert Bills is mentioned in the 1852 Poll Book of North Lincolnshire. His residence was in Linwood, and he was a voter.

Thomas Lowe

Thomas Lowe is mentioned in the 1852 Poll Book of North Lincolnshire. He was a voter, and his residence was in East Firsby.

George Mundy

George Mundy is mentioned in the 1852 Poll Book of North Lincolnshire. He is a voter and his residence was in Claxby.

Robert Gooseman

Robert Gooseman, is mentioned in the 1852 Poll Book of North Lincolnshire, as being a voter. His residence was Acre House, in Claxby.

Land in Lincolnshire

I am interested in purchasing upto 20 acres of land in Lincolnshire. This would need to be via a private mortgage, whereby I would pay the owner over a period of time. If anyone owns any land, in Lincolnshire, and would consider this, please contact me.

Old Cottages

I would love to own an old cottage in Lincolnshire, and do some research on it.

Churches

I would like to visit some churches, and take some photographs.

Old Clee Church, Grimsby

I have just read that lead has been stolen, from what is believed to be North East Lincolnshire's oldest church.

This was mentioned in the Grimsby Telegraph, published (I think) on May 11, 2011.

If you have any ancestors associated with this church, you may wish to make a donation.

Thomas Abbott

Thomas Abbott, is mentioned in the 1852 Poll Book of the North Lincolnshire Election, for the General Election, as being a voter; his residence was Belchford Manor, in Belchford.

Elizabeth Pollard

Elizabeth Pollard, formerly and late of Stamford, in the County of Lincoln, was mentioned in the London Gazette, published on the 16th. July, 1811, as being a prisoner in the Castle of Lincoln. Elizabeth was a widow.

Richard Tryner

Richard Tryner, is mentioned in the London Gazette, published on the 16th. July, 1811, as being a prisoner in the Castle of Lincoln. Richard was formerly and late of Denton, in the County of Lincoln. Richard was a baker.

Luke Bland

Luke Bland had a residence in Cainby, and was a voter, according to the 1852 Poll Book of the North Lincolnshire Election.

John Enderby

John Enderby is mentioned in the 1852 Poll Book of North Lincolnshire; his residence was Binbrook.

William Croft

According to the General Election Poll Book, of the North Lincolnshire Election, William Croft was residing at Binbrook, Lincolnshire.

Thomas Bland

Thomas Bland, according to the 1852 General Election Poll Book, was residing at Binbrook, in Lincolnshire.

William Applewhite

William Applewhite, was listed in a 1852 poll book. He was a voter, and his residence was in Normanby by Spittal.

Mary Wilkinson

Mary Wilkinson, was a prisoner in the Castle of Lincoln, according to the London Gazette, published on the 5th. July, 1774. Mary was formerly of Deeping? Fen, late of? Spalding. Mary was a widow

Joseph Wilkinson

In the London Gazette, published on the 5th. July, 1774, it mentions that Joseph Wilinson, formerly of Deeping Fen, late of Spalding, was a prisoner in the Castle of Lincoln; Joseph was a farmer.

Robert Sharpe

According to the London Gazette, published on the 21st. June, 1794, Robert Sharpe was in the Gaol of the Castle of Lincoln. He was late of West Ashby, and was a labourer.

He was in prison, because of debt...........thank goodness times have changed!

John Sindall

According to the London Gazette, published on the 21st. June, 1794, John was in the Gaol of the Castle of Lincoln. He was formerly of Spalding but 'late of Fleet'. John was a grazier, and was in prison regarding debt.

Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire is a county on the east side of England. Lincolnshire has lots of little villages, and is very historic. Lincoln, the main City in the area has a cathedral.

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