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1. Frodsham family (Frodsham branch) [1]
Greetings! I was born in the Wirral and lived in Saughall Massie and Hoylake until 1948. I am now resident in Perth, Western Australia. Does anyone have information about my g-greatuncle,James Frodsham, who was Master of a sailing vessel from which he was washed overboard off Lisbon in January 1872? Is anyone else researching the Frodsham family (Frodsham branch- NOT East Anglian or London branches)? If so, I'd be glad to hear from them. Sincerely, John D. Frodsham ==== CHESHIRE Mailing List ==== Index
2. Introduction [0.96365]
I'm Joanna Wright and I'm researching the Hollingsworth family. My family goes from ENNIS back to COLWELL (or CALDWELL) to HOLLINGSWORTH (or HOLLINGWORTH). Valentine Hollingsworth was our ancestor that left the Ulster Plantation in 1632 to come to America. References refer to his father, Henry, who left Cheshire and settled in Armagh, Ireland. I would like to verify the Cheshire connection and continue tracing the line back from Henry. My daughter and I are hoping to go to Cheshire next spring. I has b
3. RE: Thanks to all - How to find reputable souce, pay for certificates, exchange rate [0.96365]
Many thanks to all of you that responded to my inquiry. I was amazed at the number of people that took the time to share information. I not longer feel confused. It is more reassuring using a procedure/source that has been recommended rather than to guess. I also have a choice in how I choose to pay and I know who much it will cost. Thanks ever so much! Linda ==== CHESHIRE Mailing List ==== The Family History Society of Cheshire: http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/blangston/fhsc/
4. Inspector Norbury - Macclesfield [0.96365]
Hello everyone What a great idea, a mailing list for Cheshire. Congratulations. I have traced my Norbury line from Birkenhead, Liverpool and now Macclesfield. I have found Thomas Norbury but cannot find his parents. On the 17th November 1842 the first Police Inspector was appointed at Macclesfield, Thomas NORBURY. His wife was Elizabeth RAVENSCROFT who was born in Middlewich. Unfortunately Thomas died in 1847 - meningitis. One son Thomas Bradford NORBURY moved to Bromborough where he worked as a boat
5. Leftwich, New Subscriber [0.96365]
Hi there I've recentley gone on line, but have been a member of the FHSC for some years. My main interest is the surname LEFTWICH primarly George chr. Oct 18,1835 in St Pancras Old Church London. When I have organised myself a little more I will submit something more concrete. Bye for now. ==== CHESHIRE Mailing List ==== Index to Cheshire Wills: http://sentinel.mcc.ac.uk/genuki/big/eng/CHS/wills/
6. Re: Lawrence Pearson [0.96365]
Hi! I am new to the group. I have recently found out that Lawrence Pearson is one of my ancestors. He was born in Cheshire around 1607. He was married to Elizabeth Janney. Their son, Thomas, was born in 1653 in Pownall Fee, Cheshire, England. Any information on these people would be welcomed. Thank you, Lisa ==== CHESHIRE Mailing List ==== InfoQuest - the information site for Cheshire & the Wirral: http://www.info-quest.com/
7. Cheshire Surnames List [0.96365]
CHESHIRE SURNAMES LIST http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/blangston/surnames/ If you are researching ancestors from Cheshire, and you would like to make a submission to the Cheshire Surnames List, please e-mail your interests to: b.langston@zetnet.co.uk using the following format: SURNAME Places : dates of interest Name of submitter -- e-mail address Postal address (optional) ... and put 'Cheshire Surnames List' in the subject line. Please do *not* include names of individual ancestors, or interes
8. Introduction [0.96365]
Hello everyone, I'm new to this list. I'm researching Cotgreave, Cornes, Davenport, Vickers, Cartwright and Ankers, My wife and I just returned from England after spending a week with a new found cousin, who lives outside of Crewe in a town called Alsager. We had a Reunion with about 30 Cotgreave's, put together in a very short period of time! Many had never met one another. everyone had a great time. Among the people I met were David Cotgreave, Past Mayor of Chester, and Frank Latham, one of the local H
9. The Cheshire Cat [0.96365]
For those who enjoy a little frivolous humo(u)r, I've posted the passage about the Cheshire Cat from Alice in Wonderland at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/8555/chslist.html for your amusement. It seems singularly appropriate to our hobby. Helen
10. Introduction [0.96365]
Dear all Just a few lines to introduce myself and my search. My name is Lisa Carden and I was born in Widnes, but now live and work in London for the moment. I am very keen to find out anything about Cardens in the Widnes area: so far I have drawn a blank after my great-grandmother, whose name was Anne. I would also be interested to hear from anyone in the same area named Mallinson who might have known Anne Carden - this won't be too far back - maybe 1900-1918?
11. Re: (no subject) [0.96365]
I just subscribed so I wanted to send a brief note to say hello to all. My name is Christy Vandekieft and I am looking for the family CHIDLOW. They lived in Great Britain, moved to Australia and then moved on to the United States. If anyone has any information for me, please don't hesitate to e-mail. Christy Vandekieft dragin@maui.net ==== CHESHIRE Mailing List ==== The Family History Society of Cheshire: http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/blangston/fhsc/
12. intro and KIRBY request [0.96365]
Hello... I am very new to this list and also to genealogical matters in the UK. I am researching the KIRBY family of Cheshire, particularly the branch from Woodford, Cheshire, with George Alexander Kirby married to Ira May Joyce with a son named John Alexander Kirby (born 1935 died 1977). Does anyone have these names in their family 'tree? I don't know birth or death dates, or any other ancestoral info. yet. Someone suggested I look at the 1881 Cheshire census, but as of yet have no access to that. I will
13. Search agents in England [0.96365]
Hello, Several people have asked me to post the names of the two agents I use (BDM certs, censuses and wills) to the group. I hope no-one minds. Peter Smith: genfind730@cix.compulink.co.uk Takes foreign cash payments. Peter Norman: Four_Corners_Search@compuserve.com Takes all kinds of plastic. Both have very reasonable rates - I suggest you e-mail them for the most up-to-date ones. Needless to say, I have no business connection to either of them - and offer no guarantees : - ) Helen ==== CHESHIRE Maili
14. cook [0.96365]
I am researching Thomas cook who was born in cheshire co. in 1704. Jim ==== CHESHIRE Mailing List ==== Cheshire County Record Office: http://www.cheshire.gov.uk/recoff/home.htm
15. On-Line fiche ordering [0.96365]
Hi, I've had lot's of encouragement to post useful Internet sites - so here's another one to tempt you: Macbeth Genealogical Services (in Australia) have a very impressive array of English (and other) records for sale on microfiche. Quite a few Cheshire records are included - such as directories: http://203.8.13.120/fiche/index.html To make it easier to spend your money they seem to take personal cheques in US$, NZ$, AUS$ and GBP as well as plastic! I promise I'm not getting paid to mention these folks (if
16. Middle names and when they came into use. [0.96365]
Hi Helen and Olivia and All, Rather complicated this middle name thing. My McDonald's started with middle names in the late 1800's, although having said that I have a middle name for the generation previous to this. This McDonald family were catholic, would that perhaps have anything to do with it? Whereas, my Rathbone's( Church of England) didn't have middle names until well into the 1900's, my mother and her siblings, all born between 1929 and 1951, didn't have middle names. When we were born we were
17. Unidentified subject! [0.96365]
Hello. My name is Carol Slinger and I live in Calgary, Canada. I was very fortunate to be able to visit England last year and absolutely loved it. Particularily the Yorkshire countryside and the towns of Chester and York. Who could resist them? I have been researching my father's line in Cheshire. My father was born and grew up in Birkenhead. He went to Bluecoate School in Liverpool (which unfortunately I cannot find on the internet). Ann Templeton (parents: Anne Borthwick & Adam Templeton) ofScotl
18. Re: Surname interests [0.96365]
Trefor, Noticed your interest in Davies from Chester. I have a Charles Davies, born in Isycoed parish, Denbigh., Wales in 1828, who seems to have lived most of his life in Chester. He worked as a shoemaker. He lived into this century. Do you see any connection? At 09:45 AM 09/10/97 -0400, Trefor Evans wrote: >Hi everyone just an introductory note. I am Trefor Evans and reside in St >Helens >(Mesrseyside/ Lancashire.....) I have been researching for some time now. >My >surname interests in Cheshire a
19. Re: FOULKES/READ [0.96365]
Janet, I had at least one family of Davies in Chester in the 19th and 20th century. My g.granduncle, Charles Davies was born in Isycoed, Wales in 1828 but spent most of his adult life in Chester working as a shoemaker. He was still alive in Chester circa 1910. Do you see a connection? At 08:22 AM 02/10/97 -0400, Helen Parsonage wrote: >>Date: Thu, 2 Oct 1997 01:10:13 -0700 (PDT) >> >>From_: J.Hughes@mmu.ac.uk Thu Oct 2 01:10:12 1997 > >>Hello Cheshire List members! I'm researching my family history on
20. ACKERLEY & CRANK [0.96365]
Hello everyone Has anyone come across a connection between the names ACKERLEY & CRANK in Tarvin early-mid 19c. Two people named Crank are buried with some of my Ackerley relatives and I thought they might be related but can't trace a connection. Thanks to everyone. Pam Welch ==== CHESHIRE Mailing List ==== The Family History Society of Cheshire: http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/blangston/fhsc/
21. Re: Venables [0.96365]
Hello, George, Venables seems to have been a very common name. I remember my wife when checking the records of St Alkmonds Parish in Whitchurch, Salop, saying it seemed that every fourth entry was a Venable. We frequently came across it in other parishes as well in Cheshire. Good hunting, Bill Cotgreave -----Original Message----- From: George Roberts To: INTERNET:CHESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Thursday, October 23, 1997 2:52 PM Subject: Venables >I
22. Success with Cheshire Wills index [0.96365]
Brett Langston wrote about the location of, and access to, Cheshire wills over the past few days. I wanted to add my personal success story. Since I manage several websites, I don't often get a chance to peruse some of the places that are of interest in my own genealogy research. The FHS of Cheshire site is a good example. When I began planning my last trip to Macclesfield and Prestbury this Summer, though, I checked out the page. When I got to the wills index, I began drooling all over the keyboard
23. Introduction, and Kemp [0.96365]
Hello I am a new subscriber to the Cheshire mailing list. My name is Arthur Kemp I was born and raised in Salford Lancs, and am presently living in Orlando Florida. My geneolagy search has just begun, I am looking for my great grandfather, Samual Kemp born in Stockport Cheshire in 1845. Also looking for Cutting, Elton/Bury Lancs. Bennett, Salford Lancs. Forrest,Salford Lancs. Eaton, Salford Lancs. Bradley, Salford Lancs. All The Best.
24. Introduction [0.96365]
Forward to List >To: CHESHIRE-L-request@rootsweb.com >From: hetherig@post.queensu.ca (Gloria Hetherington) >Subject: Introduction >Hello There: > >My name is Gloria Hetherington, and I,too, am hooked on geneology. I live >in Ontario, Canada. My Cheshire interest (I have visited Chester, and loved >it) is Randolph Proby who was married to a Miss Bernard and had two sons, >Ralph who died young in 1605 and Peter. I have the subsequent lineage from >Peter to the present day, but would like to find parents
25. Surname HILL in Northwich [0.96365]
Hello all, I'm taking this opportunity of posting my Cheshire interest. My gggf was Joseph HILL, a blacksmith. No more information on him at present. He had a son, also called Joseph, who was born cc1820 at Northwich. He was also a blacksmith, and next appears in Manchester, where he married Mary Ann Saxon on 10 Aug 1840. Any details of HILLs in Northwich would be appreciated. John Purdy purdyjw@boat.bt.com Bacup, Lancashire, England ==== CHESHIRE Mailing List ==== Cheshire GENUKI page: http://www.use
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