Subject: I'Ansons buried in Western Cemetery in Hull
Date: 8 Aug. 2006
Hi,
I have recently found some details of Iansons buried in Western Cemetry
(Old General Cemetry) Hull who link into my family tree. I thought
this information might be of interest to other Iansons.
Grave No. 4227 Compartment No. 36
Ada I'Anson Age 17 days died on the 28 Feb 1866 and was buried on the
4th March 1866, burial no 3183. Place of death Margaret Street. Cause of
death convulsions. She was the daughter of Robert I'Anson (Cork Cutter).
Robert I'Anson was born in 1842 and christened Holy Trinity Church.
He married Mary Jane Clappison. They had a son Robert (b 1867) who was
my great grandfather who was born at the address Margaret Street.
Lawrence Heslop I'Anson 4 months of age on the 4th Sept 1881, burial
date 6th Sept 1881 Burial No 12280. Lived at 17 Spencer Street, son of
Robert I'Anson (Grain Foreman). Cause of death Diarrhea.
Robert I'Anson age 45 (b1842) died on the 9th Jan 1886, buried on the
11th Jan 1886. Burial No 13378 lived at 30 Lansdowne Street. Occupation
foreman. Cause of death heart disease and dropsy.
Mary Jane I'Anson age 58 died on the 29th August 1899 and buried on
the 2 Sept 1899 Burial No 15391. Lived at 2 Bowes Terrace, Waterloo Street,
Widow cause of death Diarrahea.
There is another Robert I'Anson buried in the plot who was born in 1888.
He was 3 months old when he died. I think he was a son of Robert
I'Anson my great grandfather (b1867) as he married in 1887 to Mary Winter.
Regards
Sue Considine |
8 Jan 2006
Hello All I'anson's,
I am attaching an image of a pencil drawing I have recently purchased
at Auction. It came from a substantial house clearance in Leeds,
Yorkshire. As can be seen it is signed I'anson and dated
1948.
Can anyone identify the artist for me please?
 (click
to enlarge)
Many thanks,
Robert Carmichael,
Kirk Ella,
East Yorkshire,
England.
13 Jan 2006
Hi Maureen,
Thank you for your help. I
shall be offering this picture for sale on the Art(Drawings) Section of
Ebay in the very near future should any of your group be interested
in acquiring it.
Kind regards,
Robert.
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Subject: Charles I'Anson Sculpture
Date: 29 May 2006
I came across a cast sculpture by a Charles I'Anson in an isolated spot
near Chapel Le Dale church on the way to Wernside Hill, Yorkshire. The
figure is an archer but giving the impression of an alien creature.
I wondered if anyone in the family could tell me something of it's
history. A plaque mentions that it was recovered from Hurtle pot
at one time and is now protected by the Bogart of Hurtle pot. Let's
hope it is. It is a fine, if rusting, piece of art.
Bill Walker
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Subject: I'ANSON BOOK
Date: Fri, 17 Mar 2006
On your website you wished to know who else owns the I'Anson Family
Tree book written by Bryan I'Anson. My half brother, Dennis I'Anson, ownsa
copy andit it kept safely in a bank!
Wendy Morgan
nee I'Anson - descendent of the Quaker line.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Malton Gazette and Herald, Malton.Yorkshire
Sunday 26 th February 2006
I'Anson racing history
William I'Anson b 1810 Middleham, NRY successful trainer of Blink
Bonny, Caller Ou and Blair Athol, lived at Hungerford
House, Norton, trained at Spring Cottage and now rests in St.Peter's, Norton.
His brother Robert trained at Middleham and Robert's son , Robert (
b 1850 ) is described in the 1901 census as a racing official living at
Chean Road, Ewell , Surrey.
According to Blakeborough's account of this great racing family, little
is known of these two I'Ansons who do not appear to have emerged from the
shadows of the eminent William.
Is this to remain the case? Is there a racing historian who can
record the racing achievements of these two Roberts ?
The younger Robert's eldest daughter , Julia May b 1875 married Percy
Russell ( d. 1938 ) of the Malton brewing family.
Tim Morrell
The Lud, 34 High Holme Road, Louth, Lincolnshire. LN11 0EY
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Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2006 23:47:25 +1100
From: Barbara Holland in Sidney, AUS
James Janson, born London 1809. His father was Francis Janson,
Doctor of Medicine. Convicted at Old Bailey in 1832 and sent
to Australia for life, I am a descendant of James and live in Sydney, Australia.
So far I haven't had any success in finding James' birth in London, searching
through my
local Historical society.
I would love to know where we are from.
Many thanks
Barbara Holland (nee Janson)
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Dear Maureen, thank you so much for your reply.
Unfortunately, I don't have my James Janson's birth certificate, but I
do have his convict documents, Permission to Marry, Marriage and
his Death Certificate and Probate.
My James could read and write and taught his sons to read and write.
His place of birth is always given as London and it is on his death certificate
(informant his eldest son, also James) where it is written : Father
- Francis Janson : Father's Occupation - Doctor of Medicine.
James died on 10 August, 1888 and was 80 yrs old.
The list of male convicts by the ship Clyde in 1832 have James being
23 yrs old and a Ladies shoemaker, 4.1/2 years.Thought you might like to
know 'his knuckles of middle fingers of both hands appeared dislocated'.
James continued in bootmaking (even while a convict) until his
death. But his fathers occupation was interesting and obviously the
children of James had been told about this. Unfortunately, the mother
of James isn't recorded, which would have helped in the research.
There was also another James Janson, trialled at Old Bailey and he was
a few years younger than my James, but he wasn't banished to Australia.
When I looked at the South Australian I'Anson's I noticed that some
of them are Doctors, one with the middle name Francis and wondered
if there is a connection..........regards, Barbara
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