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Address look up please for Howden.
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Sidami | Report | 4 Apr 2004 21:00 |
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Could someone who has a telephone directory for Hull area please look up an address for me they are Hauliers called Ringrose I believe they are in Howden I do not have anything else to go on. Thankyou very much.......Sue |
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Sharon | Report | 4 Apr 2004 21:59 |
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Sue Have looked in both the yellow and white pages nothing there , I think you may need the directory for goole if you are looking for howden. |
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Geoff | Report | 4 Apr 2004 23:42 |
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From various sites Googled: "Several branches of the Ringrose family existed in Hull and the East Riding from at least the early seventeenth century including a Cottingham branch who owned Cottingham Grange in the nineteenth century and whose association with Cottingham's Independent chapel was longstanding. The Ringrose family also owned over 1000 acres and Sarum Manor House from 1870 to 1931. Their papers relate to Sarum Manor as well as the other three manors on the site of Baynard Castle. Most of the circa 500 items in the collection relate to the property of John Ringrose (d.1876) and his heirs." "Sea Gull built 1892, 1894 purchased from W. Ringrose, Hull-Amsterdam / Rotterdam, 1911 sold to Turkey, renamed Millet. 817 tons" "Irwell built 1854, 1872 purchased from J. Ringrose, Hull, 1881 sold to W. Reincke, Keitum, renamed Nordsee. 599 tons" Google ringrose hull to find lots of links. |
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Sidami | Report | 5 Apr 2004 09:50 |
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Sharon, thankyou for looking. Geoff maybe my lot were well off then hope they are mine, I will have to look further in to them many thanks Sue |
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