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1. [CUL] O/T - Map of Cumberland for sale [1]
Hi everyone, I thought someone may be interested in this map for sale on eBay Australia Item 2542432391 It is described as 19th Century Engraved map of Cumberland. " 17 1/4" x 13 1/4" overall. Nicely framed (not stuck to board). Published by Archibald Fullarton of Glasgow,with an engraving by R.Scott of Carlisle. " I have no connection with the seller or with eBay. Gail Smith Dandenong Ranges, Australia http://mobile.yahoo.com.au - Yahoo! Mobile - Check & compose your email via SMS on your Telstr
2. [CUL] Magna Brittainia [1]
Certainly is fascinting! Only sorry my ancestors were not gentry. What a pity nobody did a survey of the common man (or woman) Its great reading though and thanks to all who participated
3. [CUL] Roman Legion [1]
I am researching the "lost legion" which purportedly decamped and moved North from Corbridge presumably towards the ANTONINE WALL and was never seen again. Where did they go and what happened to them ? I,m not talking about the myth "Eagles of the Ninth" that was too far South. Maybe they met their fate in the Scottish Marches ?? Can anyone shed any light on this legion / group of Roman Soldiers.? Thankyou. Angela
4. Re: [CUL] Roman Legion [1]
Hello migran@telia.com, In reference to your comment: h "The 1X Legio: Hispana: was originally brought over h from the Danube area of modern day Hungary at the h time of the invasion and served until its drubbing by the h Boudican forces. However, something catastrophic h must have gone on as it was one of the few Legions h that had to be totally reformed You are right in so much as they received a sound drubbing from Boudicca in fact all sources of the time and now will tell you that very few of the I
5. [CUL] Messenger [1]
. . Somewhere in Britannica Cumberland that I already posted I read that the Meschines may have been the early name for Messenger. Sarah >>Hi Monica I noticed your names in the list and am also researching Messenger<
6. [CUL] Dorothy HODGSON [1]
--=======20B63688======= Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-7DCB70C3; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit I am still trying to trace the baptism and parents of my gr.gr.grandmother Dorothy HODGSON who was born about 1803 / 4. She married Joseph GRAHAM a miller at Askham, Westmorland in 1825 and lived for the rest of her life in Thornthwaite mill at Bampton, Westmorland where her 9 children were born. She died in 1844 shortly after the birth of her last child. Fo
7. [CUL] Graham-Coulthards [1]
Hi I'd be interested to know if anyone has seen unreliable descriptions regarding "relation to head of household". "My" Elizabeth Anderson was described as Daughter in Law (when she was the stepdaughter). Later on, as an elderly widow, she was described as the sister to Susannah Coulthard (herself an elderly widow). I think they were cousins, but just wondered if this is possibly another one of my wild goose chases...and I should just give up and collect stamps instead. NL Shann
8. Re: [CUL] Kirkandrews on Esk [1]
Hi, According to my copy of "Phillimore" (1984) the years 1682-1867 are on the IGI. David In a message dated 7/30/03 8:26:58 PM Central Daylight Time, hollies@melbpc.org.au writes: > Kirkandrews on Esk parish records are on > the IGI
9. [CUL] IX Hispania from Guy [1]
Hi all, Firstly I was partially wrong about the IX Hispania that part being they were at Hadrians wall although I still doubt im totally wrong and thats something I am taking up right now. But as promised heres a link to Guy's site that explains all their is about the IXth http://www.bedoyere.freeserve.co.uk/Legions.htm#IXHis rob
10. [CUL] 19th century booklets - Transactions of the Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society [1]
Will the kind List member who told me about the 2 or 3 booklets on eBay please come forward again? I have buried your email! I lost the bid but I emailed the seller and now own 25 original booklets on various subjects, dated 1879 to 1899. They are reprints of the articles that appeared in the complete Transactions. She offered to transcribe if I won the bid. Better break the news.....;-) Roman Stockade - 1879 Brigham Church - 1879 The Memorial Bearings of the City of Carlisle -1880 The Dormont Book belong
11. [CUL] Kirkandrews-upon-Esk. [1]
Hi All, I wonder if anyone can help me with any information on the family Swallow in Kirkandrews, mid ninteenth century and earlier ? Regards Roy
12. [CUL] Bowe/Bowes/Bow Cockermouth [1]
YEAR DATE NAME S,D FATHER SURNAME MOTHER OCC MINISTER ABODE 1768 30-Dec Jane D John Bowe Carpenter Cockermouth 1814 Ann D William Bowes Jane Husbandman Ed Fawcett Cockermouth 1816 18-Feb William S John Bowe Jane Weaver Ed Fawcett Cockermouth 1815 05-Dec Hannah D John Bow Hannah Hatter Ed Fawcett Cockermouth 1817 16-Feb John S John Bowe Hannah Hatter Ed Fawcett Cockermouth 1817 01-Jun Sarah D William Bowe Jane Carter Ed Fawcett Cockermouth 1817 01-Ju
13. Re: [CUL] Re: TETTMAR [1]
Hi Keith, It looks like there was at least one second marriage: Either Charles was married before and some of the children are from his first marriage, OR Mary was married before, and some of the children are from her first marriage. What about Joseph the "son-in-law" - why does he have the surname Tettmar also? Is he what we'd now call a step-son? Perhaps someone can look up Charles and Mary on the 1861 census and see they are in two different families then, and where Joseph fits in. Gail Charl
14. Re: [CUL] Re primitive methodists [1]
>>Gawd sarah's lessons in googling have at last sunk in hehehehe<
15. [CUL] A newspaper website [1]
http://www.saggiori.com/eu_news.htm Check this one out, online newspapers all over the world......including Cumberland.
16. [CUL] Update on Britannica Cumberland [1]
Our volunteer transcribers are working away! ;-) If you are a transcriber and haven't received your packet, please let me know. Thanks everyone! Sarah
17. Re: [CUL] Primitive Methodists archives and Graham family [1]
http://rylibweb.man.ac.uk/data1/dg/text/method.html Here it is, a most impressive site. ;-) GEU . >>As far as I know, nothing for the Rylands library is on line.<< Gayle in Kansas
18. [CUL] ASKINS [1]
Andrew Three Askins from Cockermouth I found in my files so far, I have no connection to the name. 1829 Baptism 1st November William son of James and Catherine Askins, Shoemaker, Cockermouth, Edward Fawcett 1827 Baptism 21 October John son of James and Catherine Askins, Shoemaker, Cockermouth, Ed Fawcett 1828 Burial 25th November, John Askins, 1 , Cockermouth, Ed Fawcett. If i find any more will pass them on hope they are of use to you Patricia Clews ----- Original Message ----- From: "Andrew Davi
19. [CUL] Re methodists [1]
Thanks everyone for the info on Methodists. My GG Grandfather Thomas Barton Heatley (age 30) House Painter married for the second time to a Mary Smith nee Steel (age 30) at the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Morpeth by certificate in June 1881. His father is given as John Heatley Schoolmaster. Hers Matthew Steel Tin Smith. The minister was a Vetranio *yas . What is by certificate? I have found his wife and her children and her parents, brother and even the witnesses to the wedding on the 1881 census, all
20. [CUL] Lochmouth/Lockmouth, Scotland [1]
Hello, Has anyone every heard of Lochmouth??? Richard Scott, my grt-grt-grandfather, died in 1874 and is buried at Collamer, New York. His tombstone indicates he was born at Lochmouth, Scotland. I was wondering if anyone researching families from Cumberland has ever heard of such a place. I ask this question on this site as Richard was from the Causewayhead, Cumberland, England area. I wondered if Lochmouth could have been a name the "locals" used, as I have had no luck finding such a place. I
21. [CUL] Criminals [1]
Hello everyone, Are there any internet sites to help me find out more about an ancestor who was sent to jail between the world wars? Pam _________________________________________________________________ Get Hotmail on your mobile phone http://www.msn.co.uk/msnmobile
22. [CUL] Hi [1]
Hi everyone. Back in action after 3 wonderful weeks in Cornwall. Will someone tell me if I have missed anything important or is everyone else on holiday. It is good to be back as I was lost for the first few days away without my computer and the friends on this list. Helen
23. [CUL] Porteus, Briggs [1]
Is anyone researching the PORTEUS family? I seem to have a muddle of them. My maternal g'father's name was William Porteus Barnes. It SEEMS that an Abigail Porteus (g'g'grandmother?) married a John Briggs and that the next two generations had a Porteus Briggs in them. My g'grandmother was Abigail Briggs. Any help would be very much appreciated. =Louise http://www.infoservice.com/leahy/index.htm The job of Christianity is to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable. --G K Chesterton
24. Re: Fw: [CUL] Roman Legion [1]
Roy, Take a look at http://www.legio-ix-hispana.org/history.html which mentions the fact the IXth were at hadrians Wall, also how do you discount the archaeological evidence that as been found relating them to building part of Hadrians Wall? rob ========Original Message======== Subj: Fw: [CUL] Roman Legion Date: 28/07/2003 14:36:36 GMT Daylight Time From: roygraham@perkins9617.freeserve.co.uk To: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/cumberland/2003-07/1059401674
Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 10:14:34 EDT
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25. [CUL] cumberland CD [1]
Hi I have 2 CD's of Cumbria, if someone would like a copy, and then post it on to someone else. Please mail me. I may add some information about the Haughin Family Cheers Bert Hope that this helps Sarah
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