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1. Re: [CHS] Broken Cross, Macclesfield [1]
Looking in my Road Atlas of Britain: abt 1 mile (~1.5 km) NW of Macclesfield centre. In the sprawl of Macclesfield, on the A537 between Monks Heath & Hurdsfield There is another Broken Cross abt 2.5 miles SE of Northwich, on the junction of the A556 & A530 (the Roman Rd between Middlewich & Northwich) HTH Louise ----- Original Message ----- From: "beatrice chesterton" To: Sent: Monday, June 30, 2003 8:19 PM Subject: [CHS] Broken Cross, Macclesfield >
2. [CHS] LEECH-HUMPHRIES marriage? [1]
Hello all, Can anyone help? Oct.2/1810 Thomas LEECH(wid) married Ann HUMPHRIES(wid,nee WEBSTER) at Frodsham. Trying to find the name of Thomas's deceased wife.Any help much appreciated !! Cheers,Judy in Canada --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.493 / Virus Database: 292 - Release Date: 25/06/03
3. Re: [CHS] Marriage Certificates pre 1837 [1]
Hello Donald Could I please ask a favour of you re a marriage look up on your CD of Holy Trinity Church, Chester. Not even sure if they were married here. I have a James TODD and Ann also known as Marion or Mary Ann married about 1815, living in Chester; James was a shoemaker. Thank you in advance. Joan in Oz > I have the CD rom of the Parish Registers for Holy Trinity > Church, Chester covering the years 1532 to 1837 and produced by the FHS of > Cheshire.
4. [CHS] Red Lion [1]
Jill wrote: > Also, in the 1881 census, Joseph CATHERALL is shown as being a publican > > and living at 51 Frodsham Street (the Red Lion). Does anyone know if > > this Red Lion still exists? If it is of any help according to the 1896 Kelly's Directory: 51 Frodsham Street - Red Lion Inn, John Davies My own vague recollection of Frodsham Street, which I last visited about five years ago, was that it still retained many old buildings and so even if it is not the Red Lion today the building might still be
5. [CHS] JONES, ROBERTS, BIRCH, PARKER Will. [1]
I have erroneously obtained a will for one ELEANOR JONES (nee ROBERTS) wife of CHARLES JONES 53 Hamilton Square BIRKENHEAD dated 1905 and wonder if any of the information it contains may be of use to someone else.Other names mentioned are: AMBROSE OAKES ROBERTS HENRY JOHN BIRCH MARY SHERIFF ROBERTS GEORGE ALEXANDER PARKER] WINNIFRED LUELLYN ROBERTS JANE PARKER (nee ROBERTS) JOHN SHERIFF ROBERTS LUELLYN ROBERTS Witnesses: R. THACKER KING ELIZA McKEAND? NADIN Regards Pete Leicestershire
6. [CHS] Fw: Unsubscribe.... [1]
To save me typing this several times, please would you accept the enclosed?? Many thanks ----- Original Message ----- From: Janette Lyon To: BIRKENHEAD-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 11:49 AM Subject: Unsubscribe.... As I am away for a few days,please would you 'unsubscribe' my details. I hope to re-subscribe next week,as I have enjoyed immensely reading messages,etc and also helping a few enquirers who are looking for information in the Wirral area. Best wishes Janette
7. RE: [CHS] CATHERALL & GARNER - Chester [1]
Hi Jill, If it is the correct one - According to my Phillimore Atlas and Index of Parish Records, those for St John the Baptist,Chester 1559 - 1956 are Archived at : Cheshire Records Office so if correct it may help ! http://www.cheshire.gov.uk/recoff/home.htm You should be able to obtain a photo copy of the page in the Church Records :-0 Kind Regards, Norman Buckley - Bury,Lancashire. norman.buckley@btopenworld.com BASIC GENEALOGY Assistance http://www.btinternet.com/~akhenaten/nbgenealogy.htm --- O
8. [CHS] off list Help [1]
Thanks to all who responded. I can now work with pictures but only through a viewer program. John
9. [CHS] Sandbach Burial lookups [1]
Hi I wonder if some one could look in the Sandbach Burial records for me. Im looking for my grandparents 1) William Bostock who died sometime between 1904/1912 2)My grandmother who remarried and would be buried under the name Kate Pimlott sometime after 1912. Im struggling with my family history and this would assist me greatly. Many Thanks Terry Bostock West Yorkshire
10. Re: [CHS] Cheshire Parish Registers [1]
Alan wrote: >See http://www.mimas.ac.uk/~mfscprdb/Live/v2.1/progress.html for list of >codes. > >Regards >Alan Bennett >Lowton >England > > Does anyone know if Eastham, Little Sutton, or Wirral is going to be included in the Cheshire Parishes? DAVIES Fran LaChance Sarnia, Ontario, Canada http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~fjl1935/ The Future is as Great as the Promises of God --
11. RE: [CHS] What is 'mimas'? [1]
The mimas refers to the old URL of the Cheshire Parish Register Project - http://www.mimas.ac.uk/~mfscprdb/ The site no longer carries the database, but is still open for information. The new URL for the database is http://www.cheshireparish.man.ac.uk/ and is still in the building stage. Both sites are, amongst other BMD sites, listed on http://rmhh.co.uk/freebmd.html -- Rodney HALL Heywood, Lancashire Ut sementem feceris, ita metes As you sow, so shall you reap ~~~~~~~~~~~~ rmh@rmhh.co.uk http://rmhh.co
12. [CHS] MIs Contribution [1]
Hi Researchers Is there any persons who are willing to share their M.Is that they have collected, or go out and collected some, also photo's of churches. the reason being that at this site http://www.wishful-thinking.org.uk/genuki/index.html you can contribute to. This site is free and is trying to expand it borders, have a look and you be the judge to see if it is worth while contributing regards Alf Beard
13. Re: RE: [CHS] US Census [1]
In general, a state's abbreviation is the first two letters of the state's name; if not, it is usually the first and last letters of the state's name. When these rules aren't followed, it is usually because a state shares its first two letters with another state, and an alternate choice must be name. Then another letter, usually a 'rarer' one, is chosen instead. In the case of a state with two words -- eg Rhode Island -- the abbreviation is the initial letter of the two words -- in this case RI. This cer
14. [CHS] Cheshire Parish Register Project [1]
Listers will be pleased to hear that the searchable data-base for the above is back on-line at :- http://www.cheshireparish.man.ac.uk/ Gordon Evans Herefordshire
15. [CHS] CENSUS LOOKUP [1]
Hi there, I am new to this list and would like some help please. My GGF David HUGHES was born in Wales somewhere about 1820 He married ANN BRELLISFORD in Wallasey Parish Church 07 Apr 1849 They started a family there before moving accross the water to Garston, where he died at age 62 in 1882 I have the marriage and death certificates and 1881 census returns. None of them list actually where born. Is there someone who could look up the earlier census returns to see if they give his birth place in detail ?
16. Re: [CHS] Gamekeepers [1]
Many thanks to those kind people who gave me help with my query re where gamekeepers might be employed near Wincham. It seems there were a couple of large establishments in the vicinity. Sandra
17. [CHS] Chester Cemetery questions [1]
Hello List, I have a memorial card for my great, great grandfather who died in 1881. The bottom line on the card reads, "And was interred in Chester Cemetery 23rd inst." Can anyone help with the "23rd inst." part-what does that mean? Also, am I safe in assuming that Chester Cemetery and Overleigh Cemetery are two different places? Many thanks in advance! Regards, Karen ksteel@optonline.net www.geocities.com/ksteel.geo My Genealogy Homepage
18. [CHS] Cheshire Parish Registers [1]
Hi Listers, Here are some "Cooper" links up along the Dee Coast. BROB == John Millington - BRIM to Elizabeth Cooper - LIVERPOOL (1711) NEST == John Cooper - NEST to Mary Jones - NEST (1752) NEST == Randle Cooper - NEST to Margaret Smith - NEST (1753) NEST == William Griffith - CHRIP to Mary Cooper - SHTWP (1744) NEST == John Davenport - NESL to Eliz. Cooper - NESL (1753) NEST == John Hincks - CEHTP to Arbella Cooper - NESTP (1755) NEST == Joseph Edmondson - PLEMP to Ann Cooper - NESTP (1805) HESW == Job T
19. [CHS] Thanks [1]
Thanks for all the answers to my question on the GRO and Free BMD. I know I could count on a speedy answer Coralynn
20. Re: [CHS] 1891 Census - can you identify this street name? [1]
We had family living in Upper Lloyd Street, so that I can tell you that the Manchester Library has a good picture of the street, showing the street name. Cheers! Akua
21. Re: [CHS] TRELFA, SANT, WALKER, DALE, NYLAND [1]
Hi Alan We are trying to put together all the TRELFA's I think they will all tie together in the mid 1700???. I was advised to check out www.cheshire.gov.uk/recoff/home.htm re unusual surnames and they could not find the origin of the name. There are 4 wills from 1810-1825 that I have sent for, but from Aussie patience is a virtue. I would be grateful for any information on any of the lines connected to TRELFA's Pre or present. What I have on the TRELFA's or any of the associated lines you are welcome to,
22. [CHS] Burial Records 1890 [1]
Hello again, I am trying to locate a burial record for John TOURNOFF who died 6th August 1890 at Cottage Hospital, Poulton cum Seacombe. Where might I find details? I have no idea what cemetery he would have been buried in at that time. Thanks once again. Lee Australia Researching TOURNOFF/ROWLES/PARDOE/LEVY
23. RE: [CHS] LOVATT BELLAMY [1]
Colin, if you go to http://www.cheshirebmd.org.uk/cgi/birthind.cgi Click on Surname Search and fill in the details of Gladys LOVATT, there she is, the first of two entries. Click on the reference NA/50/264 and you will get an application form to print out for her birth certificate. -- Rodney HALL Heywood, Lancashire Ut sementem feceris, ita metes As you sow, so shall you reap ~~~~~~~~~~~~ rmh@rmhh.co.uk http://rmhh.co.uk/ http://rmhh.org.uk/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ -----Original Message----- From: colin [mailto:elme
24. [CHS] Winwick Junction Old Railway Photographs [1]
Hi, Can anyone help. I'm interested in old photographs of Winwick Junction at the Alder Lane Bridge (nr Burtonwood). My particular interest is the cottage in the background. Does anyone know where I should start looking. dave
25. [CHS] Oldfield [1]
There are many Oldfields around Macclesfield. I remember A butcher in Bond Street Macclesfield in the 1950s called Oldfield also a farmer in Rainow at Hough Hole Farm. We used to help with the haymaking as children. Mrs Oldfield used to make a wondwerful Harvest Supper. Regards Margaret
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