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1. test [1]
Hi from the administrator.
2. BSFD Admin New members [1]
Special welcome to Lynda Langford and Wayne Brailsford to our list. We now have 14 members.
3. Welcome [1]
Hi everyone, we now have 8 subscribers. I'll keep you informed. Kerrie
4. Rice Plantation, Georgia [1]
Hi "cousins" An article has been brought to my attention which has been transcribed and is available (by invitation) to be viewed on a myfamily.com site. The article is a wonderful account of a family in Georgia who owned and operated a rice plantation. Extract follows... "...The property located along the Altamaha River between Darien and Brunswick, was first acquired in 1806 by William Brailsford who moved to the Georgia Coast from Charleston to grow rice on a plantation he named Broadfield. After his dea
5. John BRAILSFORD & Joshua BRAILSFORDs [1]
Hi Greg, Eddie, John, & list... I've been browsing the IGI and found a possible family for John BRAILSFORD who married Elizabeth STANLEY (Greg's research) and a possible link to Eddie & John's research...COMMENTS PLEASE... Joshua BRAILSFORD Mar Elisabeth Mary b 26 May 1750 (children all born Tibshelf) Anne b 16 Aug 1754 Elisabeth b 26 Nov 1755 John b 15 Jun 1765 [***This is possibly Greg & my John] Joshua b 18 Aug 1760 [*** This is possibly Eddie Twigg's Joshua!!] Rebecca b 2 Feb 1
6. Intro - Kerrie [1]
Hi everyone I know that you have all heard from me before, but I thought perhaps I should tell a little about myself. I have been researching my maiden name BORDEN in Australia since I was 15 (nearly 20 years), but with more time off than on! This resulted in a database of 2935 individuals and 2115 families of descendants of my great great grandfather. I have now linked in with other people's research via internet research, which takes the name from USA to England back to 1066 and ties me in with common
7. Coneygree [1]
Hi Listers Browsing through my Brailsford file, it occurs to me that it's ironic that our Brailsford ancestor should be a rare example of an Anglo-Saxon lord retaining his property after the Norman invasion - and yet Coneygree, or Coney Green Farm, has recently been sold by Bowaters to a French company. Kind regards Joy
8. Bramley Apple [1]
Hi Rod, Thanks for your offer of looking into the Bramley Apple. Perhaps you could put that on hold until we hear back from Brenda. Then we will know if any follow up is required. I think Brenda was saying that she knows of a connection between the Bramley Apple and the family name of Brailsford. Is that right Brenda? Unfortunately we don't have Bramley Apples in Australia. I guess they're the best???? Kerrie
9. Brenda's note [1]
Dear Brenda, Thanks for the extra names, I'll send out an extra email this afternoon to those I missed. I received one slightly rude email back from those I tried to contact last time, and some I haven't heard back from at all. I hope I didn't offend too many people, because that certainly wasn't my intention, and I apologise now if anyone else thinks I have been unethical about this at all. So it might be just the eight of us for the time being. I don't know of "an email address for a Mrs Pat Pomeroy wh
10. Look-Ups Offer [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0007_01C0DDA7.EEFB56E0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi List, I have a number of reference documents that may be of interest to this list. I am willing to do look-ups of individuals if required. However note the caveats on the individual items below. The things I have are: 1881 UK Census for the whole UK on CD. I am in the process of transcribing the Brailsford surname entries from this vi
11. New Subscriber [1]
Hello everybody, I am a new subscriber to the Brailsford list. I am 50% Brailsford as that was my mother's maiden name. Her father was Ernest b1885 in the Mansfield District. His father was Charles Herbert b 1863 in Whitwell. His father was Edward b 1840 in E Retford who married Eliza from Whitwell probably about 1863. His parents appear to be Joseph & Martha who he was with in 1841, however , in 1851 he was with Hercules & Martha. He was christened as son of Joseph & Martha. I have found Hercules christene
12. 1891 census Brailsfords, Sutton, Mansfield & Skegby [1]
Dear list Here they are, for what they're worth. I transcribed them a couple of years ago, when new to all this research business, so forgive a certain sloppiness - if anyone can fill the gaps in place-names etc., that would be most welcome... 1891 RG12/2649/66 - 27 Bathurst Terr., Scarcliffe, Mansfield William CHEETHAM Head Married 68 Agr. labourer Edwinstowe Dorothy CHEETHAM Wife Married 67 Scarcliffe Annie N CHEETHAM Granddau 13 Scholar Scarcliffe William BRAILSFORD Son-in-la
13. Re: Re:The BRAILSFORD mail list [1]
As far as I know, the original "Bramley" apple tree was in the garden of a Bramley family in Southwell, Notts, near to Southwell Minster. I'm in touch with people researching the BRAMLEY's, if you're interested, I'll see if they have anything further. (Please contact me if you do, if not, I'll assume it's not required. Rod Smith rorysmith@mail.com http://nettleship.org.uk Researching:- BERRISFORD, Ashover, Derbyshire; CAVERS, Nottingham, London, Roxburghshire; CULLEY, Nottingham; DRING, DRINGE, DRYNGE, Not
14. BSFD Admin - new member [1]
A special welcome to Norma who joins us. We're up to 12 members. Regards Kerrie
15. Re: Brailsfords in the 1881 UK Census [1]
Hi everyone, I'm forwarding Chris's questions and my replies to the list so everyone knows my mistake, and can contribute to discussion! Chris wrote.... ----- Original Message ----- From: "Chris Booth" To: "Kerrie Brailsford" Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 5:04 AM Subject: Brailsfords in the 1881 UK Census > Kerrie, > > I am sending you this off-list since I would like your ideas. I have no > objection if you want to forward it to the list. > > Having
16. Jeremy BRAILSFORD [1]
A brief introduction. Firstly thanks to Kerrie for setting up this list. I have a very small connection way way back. A daughter of a Jeremy Brailsford of London married into my Kniveton line of Derby back in the 1500s. If anyone is searching around that time, I would love to hear from you, Regards, Maureen Sunny Western Australia
17. My interests [1]
I am amassing information relating to the Brailsfords in Mansfield, Notts from around 1829 onwards. William Brailsford b. 1806 Sheffield James Brailsford b. 1836 - Mansfield Thomas Brailsford b. 1859 - Mansfield m Lucy Eyre Minnie Beatrice Brailsford b. 1896 - Nottingham All the above are my direct grandparents, all of the families were fairly large, if you are searching for a Brailsford in Notts then e-mail me, I will see what info I have. Regards, Lynda Langford
18. 1881 and 1871 censuses [1]
Hi listers, I'm hoping to get access to 1881 census records next week. If anyone wants specific lookups on the BRAILSFORD or related names, please post a message to list. Give as much detail as possible... approx age in 1881, place of birth, place of residence, family members, in-law's surnames. I had a quick look today, and there are over 300 BRAILSFORD names, so I won't have time to transcribe all of them! but I might do a few to post to list. I've also ordered two 1871 census films for CLAYCROSS / CLAY
19. 1871 census Clay Cross [1]
Hi everyone, Some exciting news! With the info explained below, I have most likely confirmed that my husband's gg grandfather is Greg Latham's wife's ggg uncle! Does that make us "cousins"? I have access to the 1871 census for Clay Cross, Derby, for the next couple of weeks, from the LatterDaySaints. Film numbers are 839779 & 839780. They include other Ashover areas and some Hognaston. I've booked in for two hours next Tuesday to browse. If you have any none-BRAILSFORD names that you would like me to chec
20. Fw: [DBY] Minorum Gentium [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Sonia W Addis-Smith" To: Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2001 10:27 AM Subject: [DBY] Minorum Gentium > > I have spare copies of the first *three* of a set of four fairly rare > books of Derbs/Yorks/Chesh/Lancs pedigrees, called "Familiae Minorum > Gentium", published by the Harleian Society in the 1890s. > > Here is a catalogue description of this set:- > > "HARLEIAN SOCIETY: Vols. 37,38,39, 40:- > FAMILIAE MINORUM GENTIUM, 1
21. Are you called Brailsford (Part 2) [1]
Continued: By the mid-seventeenth century, this branch had spawned offshoots settled at Stretton-in-Shirland, The Hill-in-North Wingfield, South Normanton, Rowthorne, Bolsover, Egstow Hall, Chesterfield, Little Normanton, Little Brailsford in North Wingfield and Duffield - prolific if you like! The latter branch, Duffield, migrated to France in 1689, and we do not know what became of them. Thomas Brailsford of Senior sold that estate at about the same time (all this perhaps as a result of zeal for the d
22. Re Samuel Brailsford, Australia [1]
Hi Norma, I went to the National Library in Canberra, Australia today and did some looking up for you. Unfortunately we were evacuated for a fire drill and weren't allowed back in! So I still need to try to see some more sources, but this is what I've found so far on descendants of Samuel BRAILSFORD. Where a Reg # is quoted, I have referred to "Diggers Pioneer Index Victoria 1836-1888" for BirthMarriageDeath. If you wanted more information, the marriage cert of Samuel & Rebecca would give you their places
23. Brimington site [1]
Dear list, I wrote to Stephen Kimberley who manages the Brimington Site, back in April. I wrote.. [You have in your "walk through St Michaels and All Angels Church" a reference to "In the Sacristy, which is usually locked, are two wooden plaques mounted high on the wall which read: Benefactors to the Parish of Brimington. Bread, one half of which to the poor of Brimington by will of ELIZABETH or ISABEL BRAILSFORD from a rent charge from a farm at Lockerford. #0.10.00."] And asked him if he knew anything fur
24. Joshua BRAILSFORDs [1]
Especially for Eddie and John... Thanks for your email of details and sources used, Eddie. It gave me a lot to play with over the weekend. I'm sending this to list for general interest. **Location** The location of Eddie & John's research has stemmed from Retford. All other locations including Gamston 1780-1784 West Drayton 1787 Babworth 1791-1794 Ordsall 1808 - Hayton 1816 Clarborough 1834 are within an approximate 5 mile radius of Retford. A map showing roads called Spital Hill, Bridgegate St, and Moorg
25. New suscriber - interests [1]
Hello,Listers, I am a new subscriber to the Brailsford list,although I have,over the past couple of years been in touch with some of you via the rootsweb /Derbys. or Notts. lists. Since then,I have done a little more work on my Brailsford ancestors,as follows. My paternal grand-mother was Mary Ann nee Brailsford,(6.3.1862 - 24.2.1940). Mary Ann was the eldest daughter of Henry Brailsford and Priscilla,nee Riley. There were three other children,John Henry, b.Sep.1/4 1863,Hannah,b.1864/5,d.?19
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