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There are a number of Warcup/Warkup families based in various locations in North & East Yorkshire who emigrated to the USA and Canada.
The trees for each town/village on this page are transcribed from images of the early parish registers and census records.
Canada Map
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This shows the locations of the Warcups who emigrated to Quebec and Ontario. The Quebec Warcupsy were all originally born in Appleton-Le-Street, Yorkshire, England. The branch of Warcups they came from can be seen on the NorthYorkshireTree and you can see where that family spread to in Yorkshire :
North Yorkshire trees
This shows the locations of the Warcups who emigrated to Ontario. They were all originally born in Beeford, Yorkshire, England. The branch of Warcups they came from can be seen on the EastYorkshireTree and you can see where that family spread to in Yorkshire :
East Yorkshire trees
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Quebec
Taking the North Yorkshire Warcups who moved to Quebec.
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The two tops of the Quebec branches of Warcups are William (b1794) and John (b1798). They are both descended from the same great grandfather William (who was buried 1773) and who is the head of the Appleton-Le-Street (North Yorkshire, England) tree.
Click on the image to see a full-sized tree.
Ontario
Taking the East Yorkshire Warcups who moved to Ontario.
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The Ontario Warkups were noticeably spelt with a 'K' as was the branch in Beeford, England and that area. They are descended from John (b1771) who originally came from Skipsea but moved to Beeford. We have George Warkup and his family who moved to Whitby, Ontario. We also have Robert Warkup (b1828) who moved to Pickering, Ontario. Robert is George's nephew. Robert moved across with the Jordan family (also of Beeford). Robert's brother (Francis) married the sister of Samuel Jordan and Robert is first seen in 1851 living with the Jordans.
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