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1. [CHS] Father's details on Marriage Certificate [1]
Hello, I have found a marriage certificate which does not give any details about the brides father. Does this mean that that she did not know who her father was, or could there be some more innocent explanation? Is it a requirement to give these details where known, or is it optional? The certificate in question is from 1912. Thanks in advance, Colin.
2. [CHS] CHADWICKS IN WIGAN [1]
Hi, I know I am in the wrong county but I am sure someone can help. I have a friend [who is not on the net unfortunately] who is researching the above PRE - 1837 who would like to contact someone who could do some research for him. As it would probably have to be by "snail mail" if that someone could email me with their address and their charges I will pass it on.[ Preferably before the 6th Feb. as I will be "off air" for awhile. Very many thanks. Rai Hart, Queensland, Australia. [ Got any spare rain ov
3. [CHS] John Carter Family [1]
Hello Listers, With thanks once again to Jen Bernatec, I have now reference numbers for the 1851 census for the Wirral Unfortunately, on Jen's, the place of birth was unreadable for two of the members of the household .i.e.- John's wife Jane (born in Scotland but where?) and John's mother - Gertrude, age 68, born -where? If there is someone making a trip to Chester and you have a bit of spare time to do a look-up for me I would be very grateful and hopefully the record will be readable. Ref. Numb
4. [CHS] Lancs address [1]
I've stil not moved with my grandad Tennant, so I've decided to go back to my mother's place of birth Which is Everton, Liverpool. I would like to know the Email Address (es) for this area please. I think she org. lived in Cemetery Place, although I should imagine every area with a cemetery must have a street so named Eleanor.
5. [CHS] Return to List [1]
Hi, My name is Jean White nee HENSHALL. I am returning to the list after several months away. I am interested in GLEAVE & HENSHALL in the Northwich and Middlewich areas particularly Bostock and Byley. I have traced these families back to about 1834. Jean in Nova Scotia HENSHALL Bostock, CHS; Sutton Coldfield, WAR; Alton, Orangeville, Brampton, ON GLEAVE Bostock, Byley CHS HADFIELD Hazel Grove, CHS; Tyldesley, LAN DAVIS/DAVIES Poland, Manchester, Ashton-u-Lyne, LAN; Leeds, YRK LEVY Prussia
6. [CHS] census look-up [1]
While that kind person is looking at the 1841 census for Moreton, would you keep an eye open for a Henry family and Wilson family at the same time? I would be most appreciative. Marjorie Wilson, Port Perry, Ontario.
7. Re: [CHS] Lancs address [1]
Hi Eleanor, There is a lively and helpful Liverpool list at ENG-LIVERPOOL-L @rootsweb.com Fred Jones in Sunny Johannesburg ----- Original Message ----- From: "TOBYWHITE" To: Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 11:43 PM Subject: [CHS] Lancs address > I've stil not moved with my grandad Tennant, so I've decided to go back to my mother's place of birth Which is Everton, Liverpool. I would like to know the Email Address (es) for this area please. I think she org.
8. Re: [CHS] Profession -- cabman? [1]
Exactly that, but horsedrawn. Judy ---------- >From: amyr@jump.net (Amy Moseley Rupp) >To: CHESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [CHS] Profession -- cabman? >Date: Mon, Feb 17, 2003, 8:50 pm > > Certainly not a taxi driver!
9. [CHS] Births and Marriages Wallasey 1882 [1]
Hi List Firstly thanks to those of you who have mailed me to let me know that you have found my posts interesting. I am so pleased that some of you have found long lost events amongst them. Here is the next lot - I realized last night that I missed out February so here goes: Wallsey Feb 8th Gilbert Evan, son of Thomas Bloor and Ann Davies, Poolton 8th Henry Hoghton son of Nathan and Catherine Marshall, Poolton 12th John Joseph son of Richard William and Frances Ann Smith, Poolton 12th
10. Re: [CHS] Male lines - A different Spin to it [1]
My husband's name is Newbigin and his family mainly comes from Northumberland. He like Susan found they were very few and far between . The Australian branch all descended from one group of siblings who left Alnwick in the 1880's. They have a very colorful history being border raiders , kidnappers and way back a murderer in the 1100's. Recently one of them Fiona, appeared in a feature film with John Goodman, "The Borrowers. " I wanted him to follow the female lines but he only concentrated on
11. [CHS] THE CLARKES AND BARDSLEYS/ ASHTONS AND BOWKERS [1]
hi i am not getting very far on my clarke family tree from flowery field. Please find below some information to aid detail - any help on ANY surname would be fantastic!! WILLIAM CLARKE MARRIED JANE BARDSLEY - FACT THEY HAD ISAIAH, BORN IN 1847 IN FLOWERY FIELD - FACT ISAIAH MOVED TO YORKSHIRE, MARRIED A GIRL CALLED ELIZABETH IN BARNSLEY - FACT ISAIAH THEN IN 1884 MARRIED LOUISA ASHTON FROM FLOWERY FIELD IN DEWSBURY - FACT LOUISA'S MUM WAS ANN (BOWKER?) - UNSURE HER DAD WAS SAMUEL ASHTON - FACT SHE HAD A SI
12. RE: [CHS] Islington, cheshire? [1]
Hi Norman, As some of your COOKE's & CHALLENER's are from Bollington & Adlington. Perhaps 'Islington' could be a mis-interpretation of one of these places? Regards Lesley Baxendale Colwyn Bay, N Wales -----Original Message----- From: n rowcroft [mailto:rowcroft@tesco.net] Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2003 8:15 PM To: CHESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CHS] Islington, cheshire? I have found a possible relative of my wife in the 1851 census for Cheadle, Stockport, Piece 2157 F451. The name is Thomas Coo
13. Re: [CHS] GRO online [1]
> No, absolutely not! This is genuine. The Free BMD also have the same > permission and as fast as volunteers can transcribe the indexes, they will > go on-line. Some of 1903 are already complete and ready to go. Will FreeBMD (as they reach the years in which more information became available) post things such as the cross-reference to spouse's surname? I hope so! I was not aware until very recently that the GRO becomes more and more useful and detailed as time passes during the 20th century. I am posit
14. [CHS] re-guest [1]
hi helen, that would be great, i haven`t found no information on his regiment as yet, any information would be helpful, thank you, tony
15. [CHS] Cheshire BMD records [1]
GlacierI am very appreciative of all the hard work done by members so that these records are available to us drones too far away to help. I just wondered how this enormous job was broached. I come from an old family of Northwich Pattens who peopled Leicester Street and Tabley Road, Northwich in profusion. I find lots of births and marriages, but only four Northwich Patten deaths, all between 1840 and 1905. Does that mean that they are still to be transcribed, or are they lost, or could it have anything to d
16. Re: [CHS] BOTTOMLEY [1]
Dear Roberta, Yes, to make life really helpful for genealogists, Mossley was actually in three counties - Lancashire (mostly), Cheshire (the Micklehurst part) and Yorkshire (the bit round Quick)! If you need any helps with look-ups, go to our website and see what we've got that might be useful. You can find us on: www.tameside.gov.uk/history and follow the links. Small warning - we've a huge queue of queries which we're hoping to sort when we're closed at the beginning of next month, but we will always
17. [CHS] interests - ODD RODE list [1]
--=======CF367B8======= Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-12184C14; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Names added to the ODD RODE (Cheshire/Staffs Border) Interests list in Feb. http://www.odd-rode.org.uk/ BICKERTON CONDLIFFE MOORS BOOTH COX MORRIS STONIER HODGKINSON ALBISTON POOLE WRIGHT CARMEN BAYLEY WHITEHURST Having found 2 rellyies via the Cheshire Names list (http://www.fhsc.org.uk/surnames/index.htm) I know how these lists can be of benefit. Regards
18. [CHS] Calling Derra YATES [1]
Hi, Derra in Canada if you read this please get in touch, e-mails sent to you are being returned as invalid. I don't know which list you are on, so am posting this to all of the ones I subscribe to. Cheers, David.
19. [CHS] Parish records for Wirral - look ups? [1]
Is there any way of finding out about parish records of marrages and births in Wirral, Oxton? I am looking for a marriage between Thomas Oxton and Margaret. Margaret was born in Oxton, Wirral, and their first child was born in Oxton, baptised Woodchurch in Dec 1830. I would really appreciate a look up! Madeleine Widdowson
20. [CHS] Marrying brothers wife [1]
I believe the issue concerning marrying your brother's wife if religous. Somewhere in the bible it does state that a man shall not lay with his brother's wife (i'm sure the biblical scholars out there can tell us exactly) This was the whole issue behind the Reformation where HenryVIII claimed that his first marriage was null because she was originally the betrothed of his brother Arthur. The Pope didn't buy this scam, so Henry threw a wobbly and setup his own alternative rival church. And how much blood ha
21. Re: [CHS] Macclesfeilde Gentlemen [1]
At 10:41 06/02/03 +0000, Elizabeth Atherton wrote: >This is from the Cambridge On-line 16th & 17th Century handwriting course There is a fairly complete database of Cambridge Alumnii at www.ancestry.com It was free the last time I searched it. +Z_______________+Z_______________+Z__________________________+Z Gordon Adshead Manchester Design Technology Beaumont House, 2 Goodrington Road, Handforth, Cheshire, SK9 3AT, England Tel:Fax:Msg:+44-1625-549770 Mob:+44-777-6145602
22. RE: [CHS] FORSTER - BURIED LOSTOCK GRALAM CHURCH [1]
Gillian I have checked the MI for Lostaock Gralam and they are not listed. This does not mean they are not buried there just that no gravestone existed when the MI were recorded in 1992. Regards Alan Bennett Lowton England Cheshire BMD Transcriber http://cheshirebmd.org.uk Cheshire Surnames Directory Administrator http://www.fhsc.org.uk/surnames The Lancashire Parish Register Society http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/LAN/lprs/ "I use Archive CD Books to help with my research http://www.archivecdbooks.or
23. RE: [CHS] witnesses [1]
John Roberts wrote: >If you think that Six is a large number for Marriage witnesses then, if >you have Quakers in your family, (and there were very many of those in >Cheshire) you will find that it was usual practice for the whole of the >Congregation to sign as witnesses. As many as 20 or 30 people, in some >cases even more. Nope, sorry, that's cheating! As a matter of fact my great-great- grandparents were Quaker and had 52 witnesses to their marriage in 1839 but that doesn't count. - Ed Sinker in Here
24. Re: [CHS] Re: [ENG-LIV] wirral marriages in liverpool [1]
I didn't think St. Nicholas was a Catholic Church. I have a family marriage there (from the Wirral) and the certificate states the marriage took place "according to the rites and ceremonies of the established church". This would presumably be the C of E. There are a number of marriages at St. Nicholas in the I.G.I and I was unaware that Catholic marriages had been transcribed. Perhaps someone can put me right on this if I have the facts wrong. I have been surprised at the number of out of parish marri
25. [CHS] Re:1841 Census Macclesfield [1]
Hi Beverley If you look on the Cheshirebmd site it gives the ages of the deceased. Thomas Fenton is 1 year old. Cant find Julia though, maybe her surname is mispelled. Regards Karol Lomas
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