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1. [CHESHIRE-L] Regnal Year Calculator [1]
A while back someone was asking for a quick way to figure what 10 Ric. II &c. is in 'real' years. Today I discoverd a neat little on-line utility which does just that. Feed in the regnal year, and up pops Anno Domini!! Isn't modern technology wonderful? http://www.albion.edu/fac/engl/calendar/regnal.htm Regards, Helen BTW It's 1387 : - )
2. [CHESHIRE-L] File organisation the paper kind [0.971396]
It is always very interesting to find out how people organize their filing systems. I would like to tell you about the system I have for non electronic filing. There is always information in 'transit' to you computer and also hard copies or documents that are in use. I use colour coding for my four grand parents and any of their ancestors. The main colours available in Australia are yellow, pink, blue and green. I use the natural / buff colour for my general information. This is a great time sa
3. [CHESHIRE-L] BLEASE - BARKER - BOSTOCK -WILKINSON - LIGHTFOOT [0.971396]
Hello Chris, I saw your name in the Cheshire Index and must email you to see where your family come from. I don't think it matters a great deal as there were not many BLEASE families and a link could take a while to establish further back. However my BLEASE family were Butchers in TARVIN three miles about from Chester. In 1688 JOHN BARKER (from OSCROFT) married MARGARET BETTS and had a daughter MARGARET BARKER who married ROBERT BLEASE in 1715. ROBERT BLEASE who was a butcher by trade, had daughters Margar
4. Re: [CHESHIRE-L] CRO Publications [0.971396]
Dear Juanita, I simply wrote an e-mail to the CRO requesting a copy of the will that I was interested in and asked that they bill my Visa account number which I quoted. Be sure to add date of expiry of your card and of course your snail mail address. regards, Bruce Ardern, 127 Main Rd., Katikati, 3063, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand http://www.voyager.co.nz/~feabea Genealogy interests, Surname ARDERN/ARDERNE Altrincham/Timperley/Bowdon, Cheshire, UK 1600's to early 1700's Also the same period and area, surnam
5. [CHESHIRE-L] (Fwd) Blue Bell Inn, Tarporley [0.971396]
>From: AWASHBROOK@aol.com > >On Monday 25 Nov 1723 my 6xGG swore an Oath of Alligiance at the Blue Bell in >Tarporley. Does anyone know anything about this (presumably) hostelry? Does it >still exist? Thanx >Allan Ashbrook Ottawa >
6. [CHESHIRE-L] A real family tree [0.971396]
Received this from my newly found 7th cousin, thought I would share it with you all. Make sure your sound is on http://www.bluemountain.com/cards/box3763x/kbx2kfxteneayi.htm Les Holmes
7. Re: [CHESHIRE-L] POTTS-Law reports [0.971396]
If you look in the Library of Congress you will find a book on the Potts family privately published in the 19thC. It is divided into two parts. One traces the American side from earliest times. The other traces the various lines in England and Wales. It seems to be quite good on the American side. So far as the Welsh family is concerned you will find an extensive genealogy in the English Reports-the name of the case I believe is Potts v.Potts. The English Reports are law reports in about 900 volumes coverin
8. [CHESHIRE-L] Strays in Chehsire [0.971396]
I have collected a moderate number of records of ELLIS strays in and around Chester over several years. I recollect there being a database somewhere for these. 1.) How do I know if these are new pieces of data and where might I send them? 2.) Can I access Cheshire strays in other counties on the web? N.Harris
9. [CHESHIRE-L] Currency Values [0.971396]
Hi Martin, In 1959 ,as a very junior clerk,I earned the grand sum of 3 pounds per week.Hope this gives you some idea. Best wishes Christine
10. [CHESHIRE-L] (Fwd) HOSTAGE surname [0.971396]
>Date: Thu, 5 Nov 1998 08:30:14 -0800 (PST) >From: JHostage@aol.com >Subject: HOSTAGE surname > >We are trying to trace the whereabouts of my husband's grandfather, John >Arthur HOSTAGE, from the time his mother died in 1851 until he arrived in the >U.S. in 1885. The only data we have is that he attended the Newman School in >Birmingham, 1864-65. > >At the time of his mother's death, his maternal grandmother, Caroline [Mrs. >Joseph] KENT lived next door on Watergate St., Chester, and the presence of a >wet
11. Re: [CHESHIRE-L] Over Tabley Hall [0.971396]
Hi Patrick, Thanks. I have forwarded your message on to Cate. Jayne Primmer :o) Kivlin wrote: > I haven't actually been to Over Tabley Hall but my copy of Pevsner's "The > Buildings of England - Cheshire" states the following: > > Over Tabley Hall, just north of the motorway interchange. Part of a larger > Gothick house of before 1780. Brick, with pointed windows, and centre with > angle pilasters and doorway decorated by large flat fleurons and a gable top > with pinnacles. > > I therefore assume that
12. Re: [CHESHIRE-L] Bradshaws of Stoke/Stoak [0.971396]
Thanks Nan. If I ever get back that far I'll be in touch! Amette
13. RE: [CHESHIRE-L] (Fwd) WILKINSONS of Halton - Who was Joseph Hall? [0.971396]
Ann Wright has interest in the KIRKHAM name. I have a marriage of John KIRKHAM to Rosannah NORRIS in Bury,Lancs. They were married 14.2.1864. Could this be of interest? Regards Norman (BURY,Lancashire,UK) norman_buckley@btinternet.com Researching: BUCKLEY,NIELD,MAYOR, KIRKHAM,SMITHIES,HUTCHINSON (Cheshire or Lancashire Pre 1870) BIBBY, POSTLETHWAITE, BENN, TAYLOR (Cumberland or Lancashire Pre 1870) -----Original Message----- From: Helen Pars
14. Re: [CHESHIRE-L] Finding where relatives worked in Stockport in the 1880's. [0.971396]
On Mon, 23 Nov 1998 20:40:41 EST, you wrote: >In the 1870's my great-grandfather, Edward Spelman, was listed as a draper's >porter. In the 1880's he was listed as a draper. Is there any type of >directory that might tell me where he worked? > >In the U.S. city/town directories sometimes give the person's place of work or >the address where he worked. I was wondering if there was anything like this >in Stockport back then. Thanks, Jan > Hi Jan Not in Pigots, Gilberts or the Post Office Directories: only
15. [CHESHIRE-L] HOLBROOKS in Cheshire [0.971396]
A recent posting fromjcdha@ibm.net expressed interest in HOLBROOKS. I had an aunt, Sarah Jane ASTON, who married Arthur HOLBROOK, son of James HOLBROOK on 19th June 1895. They were married at St.Philip's Church, Chorley (now Alderley Edge) and lived in the next village of Wilmslow. They had 6 children, Elsie, Harry, Robert, Herbert, Frank and Sidney, but I don't know in which order. Hope this is of some use. If anything does tie up, I would be glad of any further details. Regards, John Aston Coventry En
16. Re: [CHESHIRE-L] Parish records website? [0.971396]
Hello Anne, I think that it was I who mentioned it. You can find the URL inn the index of the Family History Society of Cheshire, if this URl doesn't work; www.users.zetnet.co.uk/blangston/fhsc/transcr.htm or try the UK and Ireland geneology Index and follow the thread to cheshire parish lookup and Mary Taylor http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/ -----Original Message----- From: AnnBergelt@aol.com To: CHESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com Date: November 5, 1998 4:25 PM Subj
17. [CHESHIRE-L] Re:St Barnabus Church, Openshaw, Manchester [0.971396]
Betty, you'll find South Street, Openshaw in Manchester. St Barnabus Church is still there facing Dawnay St just off Ashton Old Road. I pass it every day. As you cross the junction of Ashton Old Road and Alan Turing Way going towards Ashton, its on the left hand side facing the College on Whitworth Street. It is old properties and should be covered by the Godfrey Series. It is definitely in current A-Z street indexes of Manchester. ---------- Betty asked.... Is there a village or town in Cheshire by the n
18. Re: [CHESHIRE-L] Re: CAPITOL LETTERS REQUEST [0.971396]
I think Wendy was thinking about the pleasure palace in Liscard of that name! Who was that boy? Gil Upton, Southport, England uptonga@cybase.co.uk ---------- From: Geoff Heath To: CHESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CHESHIRE-L] Re: CAPITOL LETTERS REQUEST Date: 02 November 1998 15:09 Wendy wrote: >Can I please give a 'gentle' reminder to put all surnames or place names >in CAPITOL letters? May I add a gentle reminder to ask subscribers to check their spelling? I thought CAPITOL lett
19. [CHESHIRE-L] DRINKWATER, Runcorn area [0.971396]
>Is anyone researching DRINKWATER in the Runcorn/Halton area in the 18th >century ? I've also found the marriage of a Mary DRINKWATER at Witton in >1765, so there may be some connections in that parish as well. > >Dorcas Hendershott There are a considerable number of DRINKWATERS in the Rostherne area as well Mike Hewitt
20. [CHESHIRE-L] Lancashire Gazetteer [0.971396]
For those of us whose ancestors crossed the border. > From: John M Turner > Subject: Lancashire Gazetteer > > Dear Mr. Stringer, > > You may be interested to know that I have transcribed Joseph Aston's 1808 > Gazetteer of Lancashire. You can view it on my web pages: > > http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/JohnMTurner/ > > Yours sincerely, > > JohnMTurner@compuserve.com
21. [CHESHIRE-L] ROBINSON [0.971396]
Hi Chris What have you got on George ROBINSON. Almost all the ROBINSON's are named after parents/aunts/uncles etc so there is a good chance on his father being George too, not that I'm pre-empting Beryl's research for me. Just curious what the possible connection is. Amanda Lovitt malovitt@aurum.net.au "Bethel" Boulder Western Australia
22. [CHESHIRE-L] WW1 Losses [0.971396]
G'day All, Reading mail sent to "my" four lists - YKS, WRY, CHS and LAN, I have been most impressed by the emotion shown by many members. A recent one asked the question as to how many (few) people were actually unaffected by the events of the Great War. As a child, during WW11, my mother and I lived with her parents. I recall my father and uncles coming to my grandfather's home when on leave, probably pre-embarkation. The sight of rifles remains in my mind forever because none of my then family had need
23. Re: [CHESHIRE-L] surnames EAKINS,DYKES,SMITH,KETTLE [0.971396]
At 18:44 06/11/98 -0000, you wrote: >>From my HARDERN research, I have the following marriages in Crewe. All the >brides are sisters. >27/12/1902 JOHN THOMAS EAKINS m FANNY HARDERN. >19/7/1896 JOHN HENRY DYKES m EDITH HARDERN. >30/10/1901 HARRY SMITH m SARAH JANE HARDERN. >27/6/1903 WILLIAM SAMUEL KETTLE m MINNIE HARDERN. >I wonder if anyone out there can make a connection. >Please contact me if you can. >Arthur Hales-Owen. > > > > >==== CHESHIRE Mailing List ==== >Cheshire County Record Office: >h
24. Re: [CHESHIRE-L] CAN I HELP YOU [0.971396]
Hi if you happen to find that georges father was George also I would be interested in swapping data with you. I am looking for a george son of george about the date and place you mention. regards Chris Bowden ---------- > From: The Lovitts > To: CHESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [CHESHIRE-L] CAN I HELP YOU > Date: 16 November 1998 06:13 > > Hello Beryl > > Yes Please! > > My name I want checked is George ROBINSON at Acton Parish, Nantwich, > Cheshire born 24/9/1818. I want
25. [CHESHIRE-L] Bradshaws of Stoke/Stoak [0.971396]
Hello all It's been a while since I posted my surnames to the list. I'm interested especially in the BRADSHAW family of Stoak/Stoke near Chester who ran the Bunbury Arms Pub for a long time [I have been there - it's still a good pub] and the families they married into, notably the SPARKS/SPARKES of Barnston [Lancs?], the DENSONS and the BUNNELLS, also possibly the BARKERS and the SHEPHERDS. I've got a fair amount of information on the BRADBURY family who ran collieries in Cheshire, Lancs and Staffs: th
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