HINDLE family

Bob Dobson · 15-12-2014, 11:30

A 'cousin' of mine has set up a Facebook page relating to his family and wants to trace any descendants of his HINDLE family. Their main family home was in Water Street -they knocked two houses into one so as to accommodate all the kids. He is descended from Enos, born 1834, died 1887. Other family names were Lucinda, Alfred, Arthur, Mary Jane,, Martha, George, Walter, Joseph, Fred, mostly born 1870s-80s. My mother, Janet (1917-46) was a HINDLE. She had a sister, Bertha (1915-85) Any relatives out there?

spw · 16-12-2014, 19:21

I have Hindles in my family. I will PM details.

Bob Dobson · 16-12-2014, 20:19

Have received it and replied. spw has an 'Obedience' in his tree - WOW. If anything, my grandad was a 'Disobedience' There are a lot of Hindles in and around Acc. I have herd it said that we all originate from Hindle Fold in Gt Harwood. I doubt it.

Frank Sanderson · 07-02-2015, 21:19

Bob. The was a good friend of mine who ran Oswaldtwistle Rover junior football club. We went to Sweden with a team. Fred Hindle had a firm called Only way products in Church. His wife Jean died and he married again. Fred is deceased but his wife lives in Scotland. I have her address if you want it. Frank

Bob Dobson · 08-02-2015, 08:36

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Originally Posted by Frank Sanderson

Bob. The was a good friend of mine who ran Oswaldtwistle Rover junior football club. We went to Sweden with a team. Fred Hindle had a firm called Only way products in Church. His wife Jean died and he married again. Fred is deceased but his wife lives in Scotland. I have her address if you want it. Frank

This is a different Fred Hindle. My chap's wife was Mattie/ They had no kids.

Morecambe Ex Pat · 09-02-2015, 13:50

Facebook is probably the worst medium for archiving you could use.
Several of the branches of our genealogy research have such sites and finding any information is almost impossible.

Bob Dobson · 09-02-2015, 20:46

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Originally Posted by Morecambe Ex Pat

Facebook is probably the worst medium for archiving you could use.
Several of the branches of our genealogy research have such sites and finding any information is almost impossible.

I agree. However, it is a great place for making contacts.

Have a gander at the website of Lancashire Family History Society. On the home page is a turquoise block which allows you to ask if any society members are interested in your names

Morecambe Ex Pat · 10-02-2015, 06:11

Facebook is great for contacting random people with random interests but targeted contacts are almost impossible unless you dedicate a lot of time to trawling through mindless drivel.
I had a look at the Lancashire Family History Society but didn't delve too deep as it is my wife who is doing the research, I am just the librarian and web designer etc.

Instead of the search box, I would suggest you include a list of all the names that your members are researching as that would help people find your site when they do a search in a search engine. It would also do no harm to the search engine rankings because that is all the Search Engine Optimization cowboys would do to boost the rankings and charge many sheckles for the service.

Atarah · 15-02-2015, 22:47

Bob, how do you know two houses were knocked into one in Water? I have never heard this before?
I thought the two families just "lived next door to one another".?

Bob Dobson · 16-02-2015, 08:45

I first heard it from my Hindles in New England. No way of verifying it.

Coralqueen555 · 26-10-2017, 19:01

Just to say I worked at only way products at the time of Jean and Fred. X Dr

Bob Dobson · 26-10-2017, 19:42

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Originally Posted by Coralqueen555

Just to say I worked at only way products at the time of Jean and Fred. X Dr

I've sent you a private message Coralqueen