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1. [CUL] Re: CUMBERLAND-D Digest V01 #328 [1]
Would you please set up a Sibson mailing list. I'm sure there would be many responses. Bye thanks. Barrie Sibson ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2001 5:00 AM Subject: CUMBERLAND-D Digest V01 #328
2. [CUL] Joyce family [1]
I was deleting-before-reading tonight (Fri) and realised that my initial thought that I have no interest in Joyce is wrong. I do, but not the usual interest. Albert Aldred Joyce lived in my house from 1923 to 1926. He was Head Teacher at Threlkeld School and left to go to the Dyon School, Distington from whence came his successor William James "Pal" Moore. He appeared to have problems with the school managers particularly over building maintenance, heating and bell ringing. I am writing the history
3. Re: [CUL] How do you say Dacre? [1]
--7482973.1008360512551.JavaMail.root@www-a22 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi All, Yes it all gets very confusing. None more so than 'Black', which originally= means ' wan, pale or colourless'. Technically quite correct but 'black' is= now used and meant to be used as ' coloured'. Who decided that and when ?? Roy -----Original Message----- >From : Malcolm PRESCOTT To : CUMBERLAND-L@rootsweb.com Date : 14 December 2001 1
4. [CUL] Posting Interests (Robinson-Great Corby) [1]
My interests are: Robinson - Great Corby Thomlinson - Carlisle Thomas ROBINSON (ggfather) b. 26 April 1837 Great Corby (near Carlisle), England. of John ROBINSON b. Bap 1812 Wetheral, England (Stone Cutter), and Dinah FAULDER b. Bap 1806 Great Orton, England, Siblings: Margaret Sewell ROBINSON b. 1835 Jane Dinah ROBINSON b. 1840 Philip ROBINSON b. circa 1843 England, William ROBINSON b. circa 1845 England, Mary A. ROBINSON b. circa 1847 England. Joseph ROBINSON b. (Christened Cooperstown, NY 1854
5. RE: [CUL] senogles family [1]
Nick As a first call you could try the IGI, available through www.familysearch.org I just did a quick look and there are over 200 Senogles or similar as it picks up similar sounding names. There are many in the Grasmere and in fact first on the list is Aaron Senogle Christened 1 Feb 1763 in Grasmere. I have no idea if he will turn out to be a relation. In that particular case the entry refers to the Bishops Transcripts from Grasmere so it is likely to be reasonably correct but in time you will need to check
6. [CUL] Dacre/Daker STOWBRIDGE/CROSS!!!!! [1]
Hi All This is my first posting to this particular list!! We have been searching for CROSS' for the last 2 years and have very recently found out that our CROSS' were really STOWBRIDGE's!!! Our Henry CROSS was really born Henry STOWBRIDGE in 1875 and he married Mary Jane MILES (b. 1862). His parents were William STOWBRIDGE (b. 1851) and Margaret THOMAS (b. 1851). We have William's father as Thomas STOWBRIDGE but no mother's name!!!! We have them all in Whitehaven until Henry moved to Liverpool. We al
7. Re: [CUL] Puddler? [1]
Don't know if this really helps or not! A puddler worked clay into puddle, worked with puddle to make things water tight eg. canal walls, or worked in puddling iron! Beats me, but if you want a good site for these old occupations, try http://cpcug.org/user/jlacombe/terms.html All the best, Pauline in OZ
8. [CUL] Boggles and Fairies [1]
. . Carelessly onomatopoeic? Be careful, Christmas is almost here, you will get sticks and coals in your stocking. We South Texas yanks don't have boggles, we have bogey men. They'll getcha if you don't watch out. So where was the Fairy Rock? ooOoOoooOooooOOOOOooo, Sarah >(is your boggle like our oodle?) No, I was being carelessly onomatopoeic (as least I think I was). Boggle is just such a splendid name for ghost. >So TELL us about a few of the ones with names?? There are a few stories at: h
9. Re: [CUL] Nelly Crosthwaite [1]
Fred, in support of Susan's assessment, Abraham Crossthwaite, Carpenter, married Betty Moore on 9th August 1779 at St. Nicholas, Whitehaven, witness Dinah Moore. Abel Fred Sedgwick wrote: > Hello List, > > Looking for the parents of Nelly CROSTHWAITE, born about 1775, married > 1796 in Bootle. Any help appreciated. > > Fred Sedgwick > Ottawa > > ==== CUMBERLAND Mailing List ==== > A question about the Cumbria Record Offices? Check the CRO page > link from the GENUKI Cumberland County page. http://www.gen
10. [CUL] RE: Gretna Green [1]
Thank you to all who replied to my inquiry concerning the elopement and the marriage of my great great grandparents (John Knight and Jane Chambers), in Gretna Green, Scotland in March 1844. To those who had questions - Yes, I have a scanned copy of the original marriage certificate from Gretna. Family lore states they were married in the infamous "Blacksmith Shop" and used a 'ring' provided by the blacksmith/priest. I also have a copy of their second marriage in Wigton during July 1844. Based of John
11. RE: [CUL] GOLPHIN [1]
Looks like this could be yours Marilyn. There is a John Golphin got married in Gateshead in the last quarter of 1877 could maybe be him. Regards John >From 1881 Census Dwelling: 64 Forster St Census Place: Gateshead, Durham, England Source: FHL Film 1342214 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 5035 Folio 86 Page 49 Marr Age Sex Birthplace John GOLPHIN M 30 M Pelutho, Cumberland, England Rel: Head Occ: (22) Engine Stoker Hannah J. GOLPHIN M 28 F Gateshead, Durham, England Rel: Wife Matilda A. GOLPHIN
12. [CUL] The most eagerly awaited genealogical event of this millennium [1]
That's how the PRO describe it! Updated information on the 1901 Census available at: http://www.census.pro.gov.uk/ Chris chris@dickinson.uk.net
13. [CUL] How do you say Dacre? [1]
Can someone provide me with the correct pronunciation for "Dacre," the name of the Cumbrian village, castle, and family? My instinct is to pronounce the "Da" as in "dad" and the "cre" as in "creed" or else as in "crate." However, in some documents I've seen the name spelled "Daker," which suggests that it might rhyme with "baker" and "acre." Thanks, Mark __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Check out Yahoo! Shopping and Yahoo! Auctions for all of your unique holiday gifts! B
14. Re: [CUL] 1881census for Brampton [1]
Hi Linda Dwelling: Church St Census Place: Haydon, Northumberland, England Source: FHL Film 1342233 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 5106 Folio 78 Page 1 Marr Age Sex Birthplace Alphonse D.L. THOMPSON M 32 M Brampton, Cumberland, England Rel: Head Occ: Chemist A P S London Sarah THOMPSON M 32 F Clifton, Westmorland, England Rel: Wife Lilly F. THOMPSON 1 F Haydon Bridge, Northumberland, England Rel: Daur Sarah RAYNE M 60 F Winlaton, Durham, England Rel: Visitor Carol Bringing YOUR ancestors to Y
15. Re: [CUL] Indian Mutiny 1857-1859. [1]
> Thanks Iris! Great reading. I wonder what ever happened to all the treasure that was found in the well ? > > >Hi Sarah, Try this URL for information: http://www.regiments.org/ maybe http://www.regiments.org/milhist/uk/bargxrefn.htm and scroll down to 34th Regiment of Foot which takes you to: http://www.regiments.org/milhist/uk/inf/034-702.htm Good Luck with your search, Iris ifreily@member.isa.org No Attachments to this e-mail
16. Re: [CUL] Turner/Holliday [1]
Yoo hoo! Y'all recuperated fom the holiday? In finishing up my family history book, I came across xerox copies of pages of the Cumberland Pacquet that I forgot I had! It only dates back to 1774, but has all kinds of birth, death, marriage notices, and general gossip. Mine came thru the Cumbria Archive Service, whitehaven.record.office@cumbriacc.gov.uk, website www.cumbria.gov.uk/archives. I remember seeing Wigton mentioned. xxx, Sarah ----- Original Message ----- From: Bill & Helen Strickland
17. [CUL] New subscriber (new address) [1]
Hello again to everyone! We are struggling through changes in our ISP here in Canada, so thought I should restate my research interests. My grandfather John SCOTT was born in the Penrith area and he married Elizabeth CAMERON of Maryport/Dereham? c.1899. Elizabeth was the daughter of a Thomas Cameron, and John the son of John for several generations. I think Sheila Middleton has identified my grandfather in the 1881 census but am not positive. The last known UK contact many years ago was a Jack SPARKS who
18. [CUL] Merry Christmas [1]
Hi Listers. A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all but especially those who have searched for info on my Gregson/Metcalf/Robinson/Thompson family tree. Have a great time. Cheers Fran
19. [CUL] CD Books [1]
Hello everyone, I am thinking of purchasing the 1848 Slaters Directory on CD from Rod Neep books. Does anyone have a copy of this book to do a look up for me, I would like to know if my GGG Grandfather is mentioned. He is (was!!) William BEST, a Yeoman, of Fenton Lane Head, Hayton by Brampton, I have seen him mentioned in a different publication in our local library and I am hoping he will show up in this one also. Obviously the book will be a must if he is mentioned. Margaret Hall Wallsend _______
20. [CUL] virus [1]
http://www.pandasecurity.com/Disinfect.asp?ID=25 Thank you all who where persistent in telling me that KDLL.DLL was a virus file and not from windows 98. Ron O'Neil from [gam] list sent this web address and it not only found Badtrans B virus it found six others. I am now free of these viruses dave
21. [CUL] Ismay, Workington. [1]
Hi all, I have a large photo of Joe Ismay of Workington, probably taken about 1970 by my father if he belongs to anyone I would be happy to do a copy. Regards, Sue. _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com
22. Re: [CUL] senogles family [1]
Nick Senogles writes: >hi, is there anyone out there who can help me find my family >ancesters. they lived in crosthwaite and grasmere. >all i now is that the family started in 1579 with the marrage >of conradus zinnagel to a margret atkinson but then >the name changed to senogles. please can some one help. Go backwards, not forwards. Shred anything that anyone may have told you about your ancestors and start from the people you know. Use census and GRO certificates to get back to the mid-nineteenth cen
23. [CUL] Re Maritime records, Whitehaven [1]
Two of my ancestors were mariners in Whitehaven, Christopher ROBINSON in the 1730's-1740's and John EMERSON in the early 1800's. Would any list member know if any information would be available for these years that could help me in my research? Any help would be appreciated. Thanking you, Pamela Murphy, Newcastle, Australia murph@idl.net.au
24. [CUL] Nelly Crosthwaite [1]
Hello List, Looking for the parents of Nelly CROSTHWAITE, born about 1775, married 1796 in Bootle. Any help appreciated. Fred Sedgwick Ottawa
25. Re: [CUL] Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [1]
Chill out, Podocodo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is the best list in the entire bunch, don't you know that? But be a little more specific in what records and items you almost found, ok? Six Cylinder Sarah ----- Original Message ----- From: Podocodo13@aol.com To: CUMBERLAND-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, December 29, 2001 9:07 AM Subject: [CUL] Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am a newbie to this list and need help. I am researching John Brockbank who came from this area/ Dalton In Furness/ Lancashi
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