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1. Re: Any cousins? [1]
Read "Thames Valley Papists", thanks. It is terrific stuff and Tony Hadland has done a remarkable job. Problem is that it mostly deals with the high mucky-mucks, as does much of history. But what about the ancestors of most of us, who were servitors and laborers in the employ of the great and near great? My ancestors were recusants, I think, because the Eystons who owned the village of East Hendred were recusants. The Eystons owned the village, so they also in effect owned my ancestors. We Hunts seem to tur
2. Recusants [1]
As our correspondent Janet White told me, mine is a more emotional definition of recusant. I provide it for those who want to get the true flavor of my requests for information on recusants. (And high mucky mucks means the swells, the toffs, the ruling classes. Perhaps my vocabulary is out of kilter with that of others. Oh dear.) From the Elizabethan age until the mid-1800s, Roman Catholics were a persecuted group in the United Kingdom. (Until 1791 it was actually illegal to be a Roman Catholic in England
3. Re: Berkshire place names. [1]
Interesting family connection. One of the major -- perhaps THE major -- suspect in the Jack the Ripper murders was lawyer/teacher/looney Montague John DRUITT. He drowned himself in the Thames. The killings stopped. And evidence shows some of the cops at the time suspected him, for various reasons. His cousin, Lionel Druitt, a prosperous and prominent physician, suddenly upped and betook family off to Australia. Years later, a researcher asked Aussie family members about Montague and received a curt "We don'
4. Any cousins? [1]
Howdy listers: Asking once again if anyone can find any connections to, or information on, the following: HUNT 1700-1900 East Hendred and environs GOODENOUGH 1800-1900 Milton, Berks. KINGSTONE Anytime East Ilsley, Berks. WYATT SMITH ALLIN SPRIGGS SMITH in and around that area And any and all information on recusant Catholics in East Hendred. Appreciate any help. Warm welcomes given to all cousins. bernard hunt/fargo, north dakota/but a son of east hendred
5. Reposting name interests [1]
Howdy listers: Reposting the surnames I am researching. Sorry if I am boring anyone. But I hope to catch anyone new to the list and anyone I may have missed. These families were centered (centred, for the Brits) for centuries in and around the villages of: East Hendred, East Ilsley, Milton, Steventon, Stanford in the Vale, Goosey and other nearby places. Names: HUNT LAWRENCE SMITH WYATT SPRIGGS GOODENOUGH (of Milton) MONEY HOLMES KINGSTONE I am particularly interested in the family of my mystery great
6. Re: Reposting Nalder [1]
Hey, dunno if it helps. But Eric Nalder is a long time investigative reporter with the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and the Seattle Times. On Mon, 06 August 2001, Shurre@aol.com wrote: > > Reposting my names of interest: > Nalder - Newbury, Berkshire and Donnington plus others > Pocock - East Woodhay, Hampshire > Poor - Newbury > Love - Possibly Newbury > Benwell - Woodspen > Some of this Nalder line went to Austraila and some to the USA in the > 1850's. > > Happy to hear from any connections. Cherie
7. Royal Engineers [0.981321]
Hello list members, Could anyone point me in the right direction please? My Wife's friend was widowed recently & would like to claim his War Medals but has'nt a clue where to begin! There just have to be a Regimental Records/ Archives somewhere - can any one help me with an address please to which she could make an application. Many thanks indeed for any pointers & produce a Balm maybe? Gavin
8. Re: WITHERS [0.981321]
I note yor WITHERS interest and whilst this is out of the timeframe you needed I thought that the following might be of use. There is a record of an Honnah WITHERS marrying a John TWITCHIN in 1672 at Inkpen which I believe is only 5 or 6 miles from Newbury. Joe in Sydney ----- Original Message ----- From: "eye" To: Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 9:51 PM Subject: WITHERS
9. Re: shurre [0.981321]
Hello Lynn, So glad to hear from another relative. I was in Layton about three yrs. ago for the Morgan reunion. I am related to you through the Forbes line. My great grandparents were Jane Forbes and Richard Nalder. My grandparents were Fredrick James Nalder and Hannah Elizabeth Morgan. My father was Francis James Nalder. I shall send my Gedcom if you like and I defininitely would like yours. I just remembered that I was also in Layton last year and saw the Forbes rock house on the freeway t
10. Re: Marriage Index. [0.981321]
Dear Sue, Thankyou, will certainly check out the site you mentioned. Sonia in New Jersey USA.
11. Re: Union House [0.981321]
Hello Myrtle, If the FHS has not (yet) covered the period you are after then the place to look is the Berkshire Record Office. I have only ever investigated Newbury Union records in the early 1800s so I'm afraid I don't know what is available - but it is very possible that a lot remains. BRO has a website at http://www.bracknell-forest.gov.uk/leisure/countryside/bro/about.htm which includes their email address. On it they state "Staff are able to answer postal and telephone enquiries about the types of
12. Uffington Marriage Look-up [0.981321]
Sue, There is no WALKER marriage before 1888 at Uffington.(:o( Elizabeth ____________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.co.uk address at http://mail.yahoo.co.uk or your free @yahoo.ie address at http://mail.yahoo.ie
13. WHIPPE & Reading Gaol [0.981321]
I am new to the lsit and would welcome any help with the following. Whilst researching the WHIPPE family using the 1881 census I have found a Philip WHIPPE who I believe may be a brother of an ancestor - Christian Frederick WHIPPE (who was in Newbury during 1881 census). Philip appears to have married a lady called Annie DRAYCOTTE NETHERCLIFFE before getting into some sort of trouble. Annie was in Winkfield during the census and was apparently born in Stockcross. The WHIPPE family originally seem to come
14. BERKSHIRE List Administrator: please contact Rootsweb [0.981321]
Hi, **This message is being sent to the BERKSHIRE mailing list.** The email address that RootsWeb has for the BERKSHIRE list admin sarahmaycock@yahoo.com is bouncing, so RootsWeb is looking to make contact with the list admin. Will the list admin please contact Andrew Billinghurst (billingh@rootsweb.com) so that we know that you are still maintaining this list and please reply quoting this message. List members there is nothing for you to worry about and nothing for you to do, it is probably just a
15. Re: STANMORE [0.981321]
Hi I am collecting everything: it is like a big jig saw puzzle, Best Wishes Hazel Fletcher stanmore@one-name.org http://www.hazel.ic24.net http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~stanmore ----- Original Message ----- From: "Denise Palmeri" To: Sent: Saturday, August 25, 2001 10:27 PM Subject: Re: STANMORE > Hi Hazel, > > Any particular names or places??? > > Regards, > > Denise > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Hazel Fletcher"
16. Westminster Abbey [0.981321]
Can anyone direct me in finding out who is buried in Westminster Abbey and the various chapels associated with it? What qualifies someone to be buried there? Thanks, Colleen M. Baldwin colleen@marimsys.com
17. Reading Library [0.981321]
Hi list, Can anyone tell me if Reading Local Studies Library has an email address. Thanks, Chris
18. SPICER in Lambourne [0.981321]
Hello everyone I'm looking for anyone who might be connected to any of the following, all of Lambourne Berks. Wm. Spicer chr. Set 1804 Thomas Spicer chr, Nov 30 1806 Francis Spicer chr. Feb 19 1809 George Spicer chr. Mar 3 1811 James Spicer chr. Mar 14 1813 Sarah Spicer chr. Oct 2 1814 Henry Spicer chr. May 12 1816 Ann Spicer chr. Dec 4 1818 Charles Spicer chr. Oct 2 1820 Amos Spicer chr July 13 1823 JOHN SPICER chr Aug 21 1831( this is my g-g-g-grandfather,who ened up in Aston on the 1881 census, a whee
19. re posting interests [0.981321]
I am re posting the following names BYFORD ENDERSBY HOCKLEY LITTLEFORD SAUNDERS Pam
20. help with finding a Book called... [0.981321]
Hi List I have been hunting high and low (from AUSTRALIA) for the following book: A Special Street , by Kathleen Phillips -1991- ISBN 0-948644-05-2'. I realise that it would be out of print but I would really love to get a copy. My MARKWELL family lived and ran a Blacksmiths shop in Grove St. So it does have a strong connection to us. Can anyone PLEASE help? tia Sharyn
21. Re: Watchfield or Wokefield [0.981321]
Pam, Marriage was easy: BANNISTER Anthony from Brightwell at North Moreton to LEWKER Ann on 1802 19 Sep 1841 1841 census - South & East Oxfordshire Search made on 30 August 2001 from Index dated 19/07/2001 A project funded by the Oxfordshire Family History Society HO 107/891/6 Oxford City OX St. Giles & Workhouse Radcliffe Infirmary Folio, Place, H, Surname, Forename, Age, Occpn, Born in county? 50, , , BANNISTER , Anthony , 60 , Patient Ag. Lab. , y 1851 entry is c
22. Re: Interest in Newbury-Reading [0.981321]
Wantage entered Oxfordshire in 1974, for genealogical purposes pre 1900 you need to look to Berkshire Record Office in Reading. However, Oxfordshire FHS (www.ofhs.org.uk) have indexed Census returns from this area. Phil ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marilyn and Jack Phelps" To: Sent: Sunday, August 05, 2001 1:58 PM Subject: Re: Interest in Newbury-Reading > Mr. Wood et al.............My family, BARNARD comes from Charlton, > Wantage, Berks/Oxon. Can yo
23. New subscriber - Interests [0.981321]
Hi everyone, I'm new to the list, and I'm researching the surname of GUTTERIDGE in the Faringdon, Berks area. Anyone interested? Frances
24. Re: Census Date [0.981321]
In article of Fri, 3 Aug 2001, Chrissie writes >Hello list > >Can anyone tell me on what date the 1881 census was taken please. > 3rd April -- +---------------------------------------------------------------------+ | David Floyd | mailto:david@floyd.org.uk | | Bath & Wells Ringers Web | http://www.Bath-Wells.org.uk | +---------------------------------------------------------------------+
25. Re: Reposting Nalder [0.981321]
Thank you. I am aware of this person but he doesn't seem interested in genealogy as he doesn't return emails but thanks for your interest. cp
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