Archives Search Engine

Body:
Subject:
From:
(email address of poster)
List:
(limit search to one mailing list)
Date:
(e.g. 10 Jun 2005, Jun 2005, or 2005)
   Search tips

Searching for: +path:cheshire +(+date:may +date:1999)
Viewing 1-25 of 565 matches from 36,169,749 documents1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 | Next
1. [CHESHIRE-L] Cheshire Burials [1]
Hi Further to the recent requests for Cheshire Burial records, I thought I would let people know of an MI lookup service offered by the North Cheshire FHS which may be of use :- (from the NCFHS Web site) "Our memorial inscription index is ongoing, and we offer a search service to members and will extract a surname from the list of inscriptions at a charge of #2 per A4 sheet (both sides printed if needed). For a list of memorial inscriptions, writ
2. [CHESHIRE-L] ROWLAND, Dukinfield, 1807 [1]
Hi all, I'm seeking any information on the family: Samuel ROWLAND marrying Sarah GARNER 30 Mar 1807 at Stockport. He is believed to be the son of William Rowland and Betty (PERFECT), she is believed to be the daughter of John Garner and Susannah (HAUGHTON). If you are researching this family or indeed any ROWLANDS in Dukinfield 1700-1850 I would be pleased to hear from you. Thanks, Roy Oldham UK
3. [CHESHIRE-L] New Subscriber [1]
I am new, can anyone help me with a list of Ship Captains ? Thanks.
4. [CHESHIRE-L] New Subscriber - Surname Interests [1]
Hi there, I have just subscribed and wish to submit my research interests in the hope that there might be others out there that can make a connection. I am interested in any information about David Lloyd THOMAS and his decendants. David and his wife Jane (nee JONES) moved from Aberystwyth, Wales to Seacombe in the 1870's. They then moved between there and various places around Liverpool but ended up back on the Cheshire side of the Mersey. Jane and
5. [CHESHIRE-L] Dukinfield [1]
G'day I've been having a little computer trouble of late - well I have to blame someone! - consequently, I'm reposting this request as I understand the last one went out via HTML format - whoops! Could someone with a bit of local knowledge please tell me in which direction the houses in Astley Street, Dukinfield are numbered? Do the numbers start or finish at Globe Square, and on which side are the even numbers? The 'Godfrey' maps are good but not that good! This is all I require to put some of the ce
6. Re: [CHESHIRE-L] Place name query [1]
Hi Anne, Mobberley is in Cheshire, 24 miles NE of Chester and 12 miles SW of Manchester. Following the A51, A54, A556 and A537 from Chester brings you to Knutsford. Mobberley is on the B5085 betwen Knutsford and Wimslow. Allostock is 21 miles due east of Chester and is on the A50 between Knutsford and Holmes Chapel. I haven't yet located Honbury but will keep looking. Hope this helps. Best wishes David Callaghan, Wirral Researching WOOTTON, GRATWICH, Barlaston & Milwich, Staffs.
7. Re: [CHESHIRE-L] surname search [1]
Hi Michelle... ROBERTS is my grandmother's name. Check my web page for details on where she was born and where she married my granddad... Cheers Bruce A. Thomas (Yonkers, Noo Yawk, US of A) Family website: http://public.surfree.com/bathomas Seeking, from New Ross, Co. Wexford: CUSACK, ROCHE, CLONEY, CAULFIELD c. 1840 from Co. Kilkenny or Wexford et environs: KENNEDY c. 1840 from Wallasey, Cheshire & surrounds: THOMAS c.1849 from Staffordshire: CA
8. [CHESHIRE-L] VERNONS [1]
Dear Beryl I tried to email direct but it bounced for some reason. I don't have my files with me at the moment but I have only been able to go back as far as the birth of my gggfather William Vernon who was born in Clotton,Tarvin. I have come across Kerzia Vernon in the 1841 Census of Kelsall (Very close to Clotton). I found this information on Don Dickson's great web site http://www.the-dicksons.org/ I have extracted the info from his file. I doesn't tell you a great deal except that she was living in
9. [CHESHIRE-L] On-line UK phone books [1]
I received this message a few days ago from another list, and I am absolutely delighted to say that it works!! I looked myself up, and I was there. UK phone listings are now available through www.bt.com/phonenetuk (With very grateful thanks to John Farnhill, Cardiff ) Enjoy, Sue Banks Knutsford Cheshire susan.banks@btinternet.com
10. [CHESHIRE-L] Archbishop HOWLEY [1]
There appears to be some evidence that this reverend gentleman - who officiated at the coronation of Queen Victoria in 1837- was , in fact a descendant of one Lawrence HOOLEY , a resident of Heaton Mersey in the early 18th century and father of a Joseph HOOLEY who became incumbant of Newtown Linford in Leicestershire but died in Marylebone, London, and a William HOOLEY who imay have become incumbent of Pott Shrigley in Cheshire, both these two sons having matriculated (and presumably graduated) at Brasenos
11. [CHESHIRE-L] Up-date on names. [1]
Hi Listers, Just an up-date on my "names" Elizabeth HARRISON born 1885 St Catherines EdgeHill Lanc. Married David ANDERS 1910 1911 Not able to find any marriage cert. Married possibly in Cheshire. (they lived in Ches.) Sarah BRERETON born 1890 Cheshire Married David SKILLEN born 1888 Liverpool. These were my grandparents.Would love to know who David Skillen's mother was.I believe his grandfather was James and he came from Ireland, and he had a son Davi
12. [CHESHIRE-L] [Fwd] Cemetery Photos [1]
From: Jay & Paula Easton Hi everyone, I have just started a mail list for everyone who wants to find help in getting photos of their families headstones. To subscribe to the list simple send a message to CEMETERY-PHOTOS-L-request@rootsweb.com with the word subscribe and you will be added to the list. You don't have to be a professional photographer just someone who has a camera and would not mind taking pictures for other people who can't make it to your area of the world and v
13. [CHESHIRE-L] parish churches [1]
Hi all, Pay no attention to my previous query concerning C of E churches, I have answered my own question from the Cheshire Parishes web page. Jim Thompson.
14. [CHESHIRE-L] TOMLINSONc1800's [1]
Looking for information on Thomas Tomlinson of Wharten. He may have had a daughter who married a William Acton. I wish to know his profession if possible and his childrens names. If you can help please contact me. Regards Bobby -----Original Message----- From: CHESHIRE-D-request@rootsweb.com [mailto:CHESHIRE-D-request@rootsweb.com] Sent: Monday, March 29, 1999 10:45 AM To: CHESHIRE-D@rootsweb.com Subject: CHESHIRE-D Digest V99 #155
15. [CHESHIRE-L] Query: LEONARD, pre-1700 [1]
Looking for any information, documentation on the following LEONARD line: 1. Henry Leonard, 1500's 2. Thomas Leonard, m.(Lydia, Ludia?) White, children: 3. James, Henry, William, John, Philip, Thomas, Marjery, Joan and Sarah James, Henry, Philip and Thomas went to MA Bay colony from 1640's-1655. They were ironworkers. They may have been non-conformists. James' eldest son Thomas was born in Pontypool, but they apparently only lived there for a short while, as ironworkers? They were brought to the Colony
16. [CHESHIRE-L] Cemetery Photos [1]
Hi List: If you are considering photographs as a part of your genealogy files, I would seriously consider joining the following list: CEMETERY-PHOTOS-L-Request@Rootsweb.com Bill Covey Author of: Watson Is Where It Wuz Reserve Your Autographed First Edition Now http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Station/3265/Welcome.html
17. [CHESHIRE-L] Heaton or Weaton Norris [1]
I have received my first relevant marriage certificate from the GRO. My gggrandfather and gggrandmother (Joseph H. Mottershead and Mary Jackson) were married in the Cathedral at Manchester in 1860 (the Mottershead family is supposed to come from Stockport - still tracking). The address on the certificate is 11 Daniel Street, below that is Heaton or Weaton Norris. I have two questions: 1. Is there generally only one address on the marriage certificate and therefore the Daniel Street and H(W)eaton Norris
18. On Line Records. [1]
Hello to All, I have been visiting other sites and what a joy and surprise, Warwickshire have 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, and 1891 census on Line. I think most of us would like to do our own research given the resource materials. It was very exciting to think that we may one day be able to do all of our research from the comfort of our own home at any time of the day, or night. Cumbria too have a lot of material on line. I was able to download a lot of parish registers which I can go through off line in my own
19. [CHESHIRE-L] P & S [1]
Never come across M & S but suggest the Cosbermonger should actually read Costermonger Which according to the dictionary is "originally a costardmonger i.e. a seller of apples, then an itinerant seller of fruit, vegetables fish etc." and I think usually from a barrow on the market place or house to house. Anne
20. [CHESHIRE-L] New Member - RIGBY [1]
Hello All, I have just joined and I am looking for my RIGBY branch. I have from the 1881 Census for 73 West Dixon St. Salford : - John RIGBY Head 57 m Estate Agent Chester Jane Wife 49 m " Elizabeth dau. 26 s Machinist " Mary " 25 s Mantle Finisher " Annie " 23 s Winder Cotton " Emily " 20 s Stationery Ass. " Margaret " 15 s Pupil Teacher " William son 11 s Scholar " Is there a Surname Index for the 1871 Chester Census? Any help wo
21. [CHESHIRE-L] Wildboarclough Records [1]
Somebody asked, via Helen, about Wildboarclogh records. I think you'll find them in Alstonefield, Staffordshire. It was a very big parish and covered the area, right up to Flash, near Buxton. Good luck, Valerie in Middlesex
22. [CHESHIRE-L] PRO address [1]
Thanks Ruth for the PRO address on website. Carol Hicks Illinois US
23. Re: [CHESHIRE-L] Chester Stationers Pt.5 [1]
Hi Neil, Are there lists like this for Manchester. I am particularly interested in the fact that they include Glaziers and there are Holmes in your list. I am a descendant of Obadiah Holmes who removed to Salem, MA ca 1638. He went in to business with Lawrence Southwick and Ananias Conklin in the Glass Making business. Obadiah's father was Robert. We are looking for associations in England before they left for America and this seems to be a likely setting for those associations to occur. The Southwicks wer
24. [CHESHIRE-L] Re Recommendations [1]
Re Cathy's message for "a researcher there in cheshire?They don't need to be certified. Thank you..Cathy" My husband would disagree - he thinks anyone digging up old bones needs to be certified..... :-) Mandy
25. [CHESHIRE-L] Wills and Wirral churches [1]
Hello everyone I'm putting together some pages of wills for England Scotland Ireland (If I'm lucky!) and Wales, if anyone would like to contribute any to the pages please could they send the translations/transcriptions along to me via e-mail, (typed or copy and pasted into e-mail not scanned images) including source if possible, I've entered some counties with submissions already on the England page so you can see what it will look like. http://members.tripod.com/~Caryl_Williams/ewills.html The submitte
Viewing 1-25 of 565 matches from 36,169,749 documents1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 | Next

CPU seconds used 0.579912