Comments on: Irby Upon Humber Church - & Village History & Pictures http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures A Site About Everything and Nothing Thu, 17 May 2012 22:44:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.2 Comment on Irby Upon Humber Church - & Village History & Pictures by: Shaun Dicker http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-27979 Fri, 11 May 2012 19:51:19 +0000 http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-27979 Great site Mr. Collins, a mine of interesting information. Visited the Church recently and happened across a large memorial stone of William Marshall stating that he was from Grimsby Hall. Does anybody know where said hall is situated? Great site Mr. Collins, a mine of interesting information. Visited the Church recently and happened across a large memorial stone of William Marshall stating that he was from Grimsby Hall. Does anybody know where said hall is situated?

]]> Comment on Irby Upon Humber Church - & Village History & Pictures by: Rod http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-24916 Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:20:53 +0000 http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-24916 Many thanks Neville, always appreciated. Regards, Rod Many thanks Neville, always appreciated.
Regards,
Rod

]]> Comment on Irby Upon Humber Church - & Village History & Pictures by: Amiguru http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-24912 Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:23:55 +0000 http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-24912 In the tower are three bells having the following inscriptions: 1...SANITAS DOMINO , W.S. 1664 2...FILI DEI VIVI MISERERE. ANNO DOMINI 1579 3...THOMAS BORMAN, CHURCHWARDEN 1768. Regards, Neville In the tower are three bells having the following inscriptions:

1…SANITAS DOMINO , W.S. 1664
2…FILI DEI VIVI MISERERE. ANNO DOMINI 1579
3…THOMAS BORMAN, CHURCHWARDEN 1768.

Regards,
Neville

]]> Comment on Irby Upon Humber Church - & Village History & Pictures by: Pieter Bruinsma http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-24020 Thu, 12 Jan 2012 20:45:43 +0000 http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-24020 I just sat down with the wife, and we may have the answer. What we see as the front of 2 houses may actually be the rear of the original building and that the building was actually one house (which would explain why their is no front door, only side access through a later added extension on both homes) Think im might see if i can get some old pictures of the building. I know it has some Ordanance Survey Markings in the brickwork too, what the marking are i cannot remember but did see them on a website somewhere I just sat down with the wife, and we may have the answer. What we see as the front of 2 houses may actually be the rear of the original building and that the building was actually one house (which would explain why their is no front door, only side access through a later added extension on both homes) Think im might see if i can get some old pictures of the building. I know it has some Ordanance Survey Markings in the brickwork too, what the marking are i cannot remember but did see them on a website somewhere

]]> Comment on Irby Upon Humber Church - & Village History & Pictures by: Rod http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-24019 Thu, 12 Jan 2012 19:57:31 +0000 http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-24019 Pieter, the obvious answer is a conversion of one house into two but as you rule this out my guess would be: The original Mount Cottage was demolished and the plot designated Mount Cottage was big enough to get two semis on and that would presumably have been the option the builder/developer went for and as a plot cannot be redesignated they became A and B. I don't say this is so - just what springs to my mind, it's worth looking into though Best Rod Pieter,
the obvious answer is a conversion of one house into two but as you rule this out my guess would be:

The original Mount Cottage was demolished and the plot designated Mount Cottage was big enough to get two semis on and that would presumably have been the option the builder/developer went for and as a plot cannot be redesignated they became A and B.

I don’t say this is so - just what springs to my mind, it’s worth looking into though
Best
Rod

]]> Comment on Irby Upon Humber Church - & Village History & Pictures by: Pieter Bruinsma http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-24017 Thu, 12 Jan 2012 19:16:10 +0000 http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-24017 I find this thread the most fitting for my question that maybe someone could help me answer. As i get ready to move to this beautiful village I have been perplexed by the house name (something that i really didnt take any notice of when i viewed the house. My wife being of haste, and impulse, was sold on the property as soon as we came into the village). The property I am to spend many years watching the rolling hills of wolds and re-educating my scouse accent to ensure that i dont scare the locals, is called MOUNT COTTAGE Nothing unusual in the name, but what has puzzled me is that both my new home and its adjoining property comes under the same name. With only my address being called MOUNT COTTAGE (B) so that the postman does not get lost. I have looked at the building and I cannot fathom why it would share the same name. Inside and out they are clearly 2 seperate homes sharing the same semi detached structure. If anyone can help me in finding an answer I would be very grateful. I find this thread the most fitting for my question that maybe someone could help me answer.

As i get ready to move to this beautiful village I have been perplexed by the house name (something that i really didnt take any notice of when i viewed the house. My wife being of haste, and impulse, was sold on the property as soon as we came into the village).

The property I am to spend many years watching the rolling hills of wolds and re-educating my scouse accent to ensure that i dont scare the locals, is called MOUNT COTTAGE

Nothing unusual in the name, but what has puzzled me is that both my new home and its adjoining property comes under the same name. With only my address being called MOUNT COTTAGE (B) so that the postman does not get lost. I have looked at the building and I cannot fathom why it would share the same name. Inside and out they are clearly 2 seperate homes sharing the same semi detached structure. If anyone can help me in finding an answer I would be very grateful.

]]> Comment on Irby Upon Humber Church - & Village History & Pictures by: Rod http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-18937 Sun, 06 Mar 2011 18:34:37 +0000 http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-18937 Nicolle, thanks for the comment and welcome to the site - hope it was of some use and enjoy your trip All the best Rod Nicolle,
thanks for the comment and welcome to the site - hope it was of some use and enjoy your trip
All the best
Rod

]]> Comment on Irby Upon Humber Church - & Village History & Pictures by: nicolle finch http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-18933 Sun, 06 Mar 2011 11:19:51 +0000 http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-18933 Robert Plaskitt was my great-grandads uncle. I'm off on a school trip to France soon and we will see his grave. Thanks to all the Irby sites that somehow had the information :) Robert Plaskitt was my great-grandads uncle. I’m off on a school trip to France soon and we will see his grave. Thanks to all the Irby sites that somehow had the information :)

]]> Comment on Irby Upon Humber Church - & Village History & Pictures by: Mammahug http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-17165 Mon, 01 Nov 2010 21:25:31 +0000 http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-17165 Great site. Helped me with my Irby ancestors of Plaskett. Are there any registers from 1780 onwards as i am looking for a marriage in 1787 of John Plaskett to Elizabeth Madison who are my great great great grandparents. Many thanks for all your work . Mammahug Great site. Helped me with my Irby ancestors of Plaskett. Are there any registers from 1780 onwards as i am looking for a marriage in 1787 of John Plaskett to Elizabeth Madison who are my great great great grandparents.
Many thanks for all your work . Mammahug

]]> Comment on Irby Upon Humber Church - & Village History & Pictures by: Amiguru http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-16712 Tue, 12 Oct 2010 15:47:16 +0000 http://www.rodcollins.com/wordpress/irby-upon-humber-church-village-history-pictures#comment-16712 Steve, Irby-uponHumber: John Harneis aged 45; 17 January 1678 Regards, Neville Steve,

Irby-uponHumber: John Harneis aged 45; 17 January 1678

Regards,
Neville

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