1715
Baptised
1715
1715 Hemingbrough— From Janet Brock’s research
Mum’s record Evidence
From Janet Brock’s research notebook.
Robert Fielder
1715 – 1783
Robert Fielder was baptised in 1715, son of Robert Fielder and Barbara Nicholson. He married Ann Wilberfoss on 19 May 1745. Robert was buried on 11 May 1783.
A distillation, assembled from sourced records · 2026
- Baptism
- 1715 Hemingbrough
- Marriage
- May 19th 1745 to Ann Wilberfoss in Howden (Parish records)
- Burial
- May 11th 1783, Howden aged 68 years
- Parents
- Robert Fielder and Barbara Nicholson
- Siblings
- Robert Fielder baptised 1715, Hemingbrough Barbara Fielder baptised December 6th 1726, Hemingbrough died May 18th 1730 Barbara Fielder baptised May 24th 1730, Hemingbrough
- 1745
- Marries Ann Wilberfoss of Sandhall
- Children
- John Fielder baptised July 23rd 1746, Howden Robert Fielder burial December 7th 1748, Howden William Fielder baptised March 13th 1749, Howden Thomas Fielder baptised March 17th 1751, Howden, burial October 15th 1752 Mary Fielder burial September 25th 1755 Ann Fielder baptised November 7th 1758, Howden Thomas Fielder baptised March 4th 1761, Howden Barbary Fielder baptised November 27th 1763, Howden (poor) Christopher Fielder baptised April 22nd 1766, Howden
- 1747
- Living in Thorp, Howden
- 1747
- East Riding Quarter Sessions Petition of Robert Fielder of Thorpe, Labourer expenses in prosecuting Robert Thomlinson for theft of one and a half pence in Brind Lane
- 1748
- By the birth of William, Robert is living in Howden
- 1748
- Death of son Robert
- 1752
- Death of son, Thomas aged 19 months
- 1767
- March 30th, burial of Robert's wife, Ann, aged 39 years
- 1783
- Robert dies aged 68 years. At the time of his death, Robert was living in Sand Hall as a Labourer. Cause of death was Fever (Parish Records)
In your grandmother’s words · from her notebook
Family
Parents
Marriage
Children
Life
Confirmed — anchored to a recordEstimated — inferred
1745
Married Ann Wilberfoss
19 May 1745
May 19th 1745 to Ann Wilberfoss in Howden (Parish records)— From Janet Brock’s research
Mum’s record Evidence
From Janet Brock’s research notebook.
1747
In 1747
1747
Living in Thorp, Howden— From Janet Brock’s research
Mum’s record Evidence
From Janet Brock’s research notebook.
1747
In 1747
1747
East Riding Quarter Sessions Petition of Robert Fielder of Thorpe, Labourer expenses in prosecuting Robert Thomlinson for theft of one and a half pence in Brind Lane— From Janet Brock’s research
Mum’s record Evidence
From Janet Brock’s research notebook.
1748
In 1748
1748
By the birth of William, Robert is living in Howden— From Janet Brock’s research
Mum’s record Evidence
From Janet Brock’s research notebook.
1748
In 1748
1748
Death of son Robert— From Janet Brock’s research
Mum’s record Evidence
From Janet Brock’s research notebook.
1752
In 1752
1752
Death of son, Thomas aged 19 months— From Janet Brock’s research
Mum’s record Evidence
From Janet Brock’s research notebook.
1767
In 1767
1767
March 30th, burial of Robert's wife, Ann, aged 39 years— From Janet Brock’s research
Mum’s record Evidence
From Janet Brock’s research notebook.
1783
In 1783
1783
Robert dies aged 68 years. At the time of his death, Robert was living in Sand Hall as a Labourer. Cause of death was Fever (Parish Records)— From Janet Brock’s research
Mum’s record Evidence
From Janet Brock’s research notebook.
1783
Buried
11 May 1783
May 11th 1783, Howden aged 68 years— From Janet Brock’s research
Mum’s record Evidence
From Janet Brock’s research notebook.