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1. [BRK] Liddiard Berkshire Pigots 1830 [1]
Thank you to all that responded to my query, unfortunately this is not the Charles Liddiard I am searching for. Thanks again, Sharon Desaulniers
2. [BRK] Check out Click here: The Proceedings of the Old Bailey, London 1674 to 1834 [1]
Click here: The Proceedings of the Old Bailey, London 1674 to 1834 Found this site by accident and thought it very interesting. I thought that others may be interested. Lou
3. [BRK] Bradfield School [1]
Hello Peter, My Grandfather and his family went to Bradfield in November 1900 from Windmill Hill. His name was George Dawson, wife Amy and children Elsie b.1893, Reginald b. 1897 and baby Louis 3 months. I do know that 1904 the children were going to the school at Hambledon. I'm not sure how long they were at Bradfield. Thank you for your prompt reply Peter. Regards, Jenette Dawson
4. [BRK] KING [1]
Hi i'm fairly new to the list my interest's are KING of Windsor, the only info I have is my grandfather ARTHUR ERNEST KING married AMY CLARA LING in march of 1902, I wonder if any one else has this in their info as I'm hitting brick walls alround I have no date of birth for either of them.I would really appreciate ANY help. Evelyn very wet West Australia
5. [BRK] Notice of Berks FHS Meeting [1]
The next meeting at Windsor Branch is on Tuesday 24 June - we meet at the Christ Church United Reformed Church in William Street, Windsor, 7.30 for 7.45 pm. This month Mery Catty and Audrey Gillett will be re-enacting the enumerator's task for the 1851 Census. Both ladies are very experienced family historians and they give talks on numerous family history subjects both singly and as a 'double act'. Everyone is welcome to come along. Valerie Storie Chairman - Windsor Branch
6. Fw: [BRK] GREENAWAY, PEMBERTON & DANDRIDGE [1]
Hi, I've come across a John DANDRIDGE who married Charlotte CASTELL on May 31, 1883 in Brightwell. His father was John Thomas DANDRIDGE. (Sorry at this time in writing, I don't know where from)! Their children were Florence Dandridge bap Nov., 22, 1885 Reading Beatrice Dandridge bap Jan., 15, 1888 Reading. Hope you can find a place for them. Regards - Chris in Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: "C and M White" To: Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2003
7. [BRK] Windsor tailors [1]
My g g g grandfather was a member of a family of tailors in Windsor from c.1830 - 1927. There's two questions I'd love to know the answer to - one straightforward - the other not so. Firstly, could anyone tell me how long an apprenticeship my g g g grandfather would have had to serve ? He seems to have worked for his uncle, who I believe was the founder of the business. The second question is this. Being in Windsor, I can't help wondering if the firm ever numbered members of the royal household among th
8. Re: [BRK] DAY family burghfield post 1800 [1]
Peter, This Removal order has been recorded in Vol.5 of the Berkshire Overseers Papers which have been put onto Fiche by Berkshire FHS See their web site www.berksfhs.org.uk That entry does not give any more information than Barbara gave you, but there are other DAYs mentioned which may link into your family. Incidentally Burghfield was in the Poor Law Union of Bradfield. Hope this helps, Jocie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barbara Mallyon" To:
9. [BRK] James DAY of Sulhampstead Abbotts pre 1800 [1]
Dear All This is my second message about the DAY family. From 1792 the story is in Burghfield, but prior to this it is in Sulhampstead Abbots Berks. In S.A. a James DAY, married an Ann, they had a son also called James in about 1741 The second James christened 1/8/1742 married an Elizabeth Fox 5/7/1763 all in S.A. Elizabeth's parents were Richard and Mary and she was christened 25/11/1741. I have basic details of their at least 7 children, born between 1763 and 1782. One of the children William DAY chr
10. [BRK] Fell Monger [1]
Hi List A Fell Monger is a dealer in hides/skins normally with the hair or wool still in place. Hope this helps Barrie Thompson
11. [BRK] Re: BERKSHIRE-D Digest V03 #129 [1]
In a message dated 31/05/2003 23:01:19 GMT Daylight Time, BERKSHIRE-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > 2. Also received birth certificate for ggrandfather HARRY HEARNE (son of > Arthur John Hearne) which indicates his birth as 6th December 1891 - Lambourn > R.S.D.. > Can anyone tell me what the R.S.D. stands for? > > RSD means Rural Sanitary District. I pasted the following from http://archives.powys.gov.uk/hold/health.html, that expla
12. [BRK] New to list,searching for WATTS [1]
Ruth, Southmoor was a hamlet of Longworth(partly in Oxfordshire at that time)-I will send you details of Pheobe off list. Elizabeth __________________________________________________ Yahoo! Plus - For a better Internet experience http://uk.promotions.yahoo.com/yplus/yoffer.html
13. [BRK] SKS Census [1]
G/day. I am after any info on the ROBERTS family of Solicitors Broad Street Wokingham Berks. Info needed on 1841 1851 1861 1871 1891 census records. Any other info most welcomed. TIA Dennis Sth Australia
14. [BRK] Re:Polly Cup [1]
Hi Has anyone heard an expression used for a cup that has lost its handle Polly Cup might not be spelt that way. My mother's grandmother of Berkshire Wiltshire extraction used the saying and I wondered if this was something she learned from her parents as I haven't heard of it's use in Australia before. bye Janice.
15. [BRK] how do I unsubscribe please? [1]
Please could someone tell me how to unsubscribe from the list please? Dale ----- Original Message ----- From: Phil Cox To: BERKSHIRE-D@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, June 02, 2003 10:25 AM Subject: Felmonger? Does anyone have any idea what this occupation is. It's not in my directory of Trades and Occupations Phil Cox ______________________________
16. [BRK] ENGLEFIELD and DARLING [1]
Hello Is anyone researching the families ENGLEFIELD or DARLING from Mapledurham (late 19th/early 20th century)? I am particularly interested in their marriage connections with the SEL(L)WOOD family. Vicki Turner
17. [BRK] Sherlock Holmes required [1]
Hi everyone, This is the case of the missing IGI's from family seach (LDS) Any idea anyone, why you can find someone one week and then a few months later they are not on the IGI. I am not the first to have this problem..I actually have a printout of the original, but when checking for others, my GG was not there. Checked to make sure I wasn't nut, always a possibility. BUT no ..... I know there are some rather more knowledgeable people on this list than I.........so where DO they go. Any ideas???? Thank
18. [BRK] FORD [1]
I have a wishlist of info and hopefully I may find some answers here. Many thanks for the info received to date. Looking for the following:- Any info re parents etc of Gwendoline FORD born 1904 Reading Lillian Agnes FORD born 1901 Reading Lillian Florence FORD born 1905 Reading Birth Hanson FORD 1818 possibly Sulhamstead Abbotts Marriage Hanson FORD and Jane TULL 1861-1865 possibly Sulhamstead Abbotts, Bannister or Burghfield...
19. [BRK] GREENAWAY, PEMBERTON & DANDRIDGE [1]
Is there anyone on the list researching any of these names in the Radley/Abingdon area, or who can help by checking info for me I have been made aware of a link from the will of Charles Dandridge PEMBERTON 1846 - 19?? of Abingdon (s of William P and Elizabeth DANDRIDGE) that I cannot follow through to Joseph GREENAWAY of Radley. According to the wording of the letter informing me about the will I am lead to believe that the link is via a family relationship >He attained a fairly advanced age,.at his death,
20. [BRK] Liddiard Berkshire Pigots 1830 [1]
Could SKS with the 1830 Wantage, Berkshire Pigots do a look up for me? I am trying to get more information on Charles Liddiard he is supposedly listed on page 61. Many Thanks, Sharon Desaulniers
21. [BRK] 1871 look up BAMPTON [1]
Hello from Australia Is there anyone who would be able to please look at the 1871 census for 4 Russell St New Windsor. Berks .My Great great grandfather George BAMPTON died in December 1871 and gave that as his address and Im hoping to find if there were any other children at home on census night. Thankyou VERY much for helping Christine
22. [BRK] Drewett/Cruickshank [1]
Hi, am new to list and would appreciate any info you could pass my way. I am stuck on George Drewett born Cholsey, Berkshire approx 1871 (as his marriage certificate states that he was 22 on the 8th April, 1893) his occupation was listed as labourer and parents Joseph Drewett and Lucy Dix, Josephs occupation listed as Gardener. George married a Margaret Cruickshank of Edinburgh, Scotland, she was 21 at time of marriage and occupation listed as domestic servant. Her parents were John Cruickshank and
23. Re: [BRK] Re:Polly Cup [1]
The thing about the cow clicked in my head. Removing a cow's horns is called Polling (prounouced as in Polly) indeed there is a breed of cow called a Red Poll, which is born without horns, and it probably comes from the same thing as pollarding willow trees, i.e. chopping off the top growth to produced thin new growth for making baskets. Perhaps it comes from a word meaning something chopped off??? Sarah Fegredo Nottingham UK ----- Original Message ----- From: "gwen" To:
24. Re: [BRK] WESTALL & MARCHMENT,Kintbury [1]
Thankyou so much. I think Ive found a direct link to my WESTALL's from Baydon Wilts Christine Phil Wood wrote: > Have you checked the surname interests lists at > http://www.berksfhs.org.uk/members-interests/index.htm
25. Re: [BRK] PALMER, HUGHES, CHILD/S, CASTLE [1]
Hi, Hope you don't mind my butting in with another question. Are your Reading CASTLES anything to do with the CASSELLs from Reading and Mortimer? Sometimes the spelling seems to be interchangeable. Yours Vicki Turner ----- Original Message ----- From: "Chris Castell" To: Sent: Monday, June 16, 2003 6:22 PM Subject: Fw: [BRK] PALMER, HUGHES, CHILD/S, CASTLE Hi Sandra, Are your CASTLE's part of the Reading and Windsor CASTELL tree? Regards - Chris in
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