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1. [DBY] Bramall [1]
Hello Listers, Just thought I'd post my interest in Derbyshire: BRAMALL from Killamarsh Thanks Linda Tasmania, Australia
2. [DBY] Mike Spencer [1]
This is just a big farewell thankyou for Mike Spencer, for his huge efforts in aid of us listers, and for his friendly and good-humoured encouragement
3. [DBY] Ruth Taylor-burial [1]
Dear members, I wonder if someone can help with the following: Looking for burial of RUTH TAYLOR at Matlock somewhere between 1710 and 1725, the Bishops Transcripts have gaps and this period is one of them! If anyone has access to the Parish Registers or has transcribed these years I would be most grateful to hear from you. kind regards, William Taylor.
4. [DBY] 1851 census [1]
Hi All, I'd appreciate it if you could check the 1851 census for Derby to see if there is a William Wright listed as a child under ten years of age. If any of you have any suggestions for me I'd really appreciate it. In all of the census that I have seen he is listed as having been born in Derby, Also he is listed as having been a coach body builder. Does it mean that he worked for the railroad or built horse drawn coaches. Any help in in getting any information or ideas on what to look for next would be
5. Re: [DBY] St. Andrews, Litchurch [1]
Hi Linda and list Derby St Andrew London Road, Litchurch. Formerly part of parish of St Peter. Chapel built and licensedfor baptisms 1864. Became a seperate parish in 1867 United with parish St Osmund,(formerly Osmaston by Derby ) in 1969 and church demolished. No burial ground. Burial register relates to members of Congregation buried elsewhere. Registers held at DRO Baptisms 1864-1970 marr 1867 -1969 Banns 1867-1909 1935-1969 bur 1865-1893 1918
6. [DBY] Smalley Dby Kerry Family [1]
Hello everyone, Several weeks ago I was emailed by someone called Mavis? who was researching the KERRY family of Smalley. The researcher contacted me through the Puttenham (Surrey) One Place Study, where Charles Kerry born Smalley was Curate. If you are the researcher and you emailed me please email again - brain and fingers not working together!! and I deleted the email in error. Many thanks -- Regards, Julie Goucher anglers.rest@virgin.net Anglers Rest Home Page http://freespace.virgin.net/anglers.r
7. Re: [DBY] BOWER-Alfreton [1]
Dianne if you still require a lookup for Alfreton , let me know Maureen Byard ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dianne Kelly" To: Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 6:17 AM Subject: [DBY] BOWER-Alfreton > Does anyone have access to the Alfreton parish records for 1830? I'm > looking for the entry for a christening: > Mary, daughter of John and Mary BOWER 29 Aug 1830. Could SKS look to see > if an occupation is given for the father? > > Thank you,
8. [DBY] Allsop, Froggatt and Ford. [1]
Hi everybody! I've discovered a few more names on my husband's family tree, and wondered if anybody else was researching them? They are: ALLSOP, FROGGATT, and FORD. I believe they were living in the Matlock and Cromford areas around the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Jane Watson.
9. Re: [DBY] Theme of the month [1]
Sorry Jayne can't help it I heard of someone, possibly a comedian, discribe his wife as his first wife, keeps her on her toes! Mike Bagworth Mickleover, Derby
10. [DBY] New Lister Names [1]
Hello Listers, As a new subscriber I list below my 2 family names: DAVENPORT 1815 Eckington KNOWLES 1870 Eckington Reg Harvey Somerset
11. [DBY] Re: DERBYSGEN-D Digest V03 #421 [1]
The new photo site for Notts. and Derbys is www.picturethepast.org.uk but the following site is interesting www derbyphotos.co.uk . brian coxon
12. [DBY] Email program problem [1]
To anyone that has sent me emails in the last 10 days, please resend as I have been on holiday and on arriving back I proceeded to download all my emails. They all came down but I could not read them as Outlook Express was freezing. I have not been able to rectify the problem but I have downloaded and am now using Eudora which seems to be OK. Regards Dave Brooks BROOKS, MOSLEY, MALTBY - Derbyshire MALTBY - Nottinghamshire, Seleston HUGHES - Warwickshire, Tanworth AITKEN - Scotland MOSELEY - M
13. [DBY] SPENCER at Heanor Cemetery Marlpool [1]
Hi Mike, There are Spencers lying around in this cemetery, however, no connection with Matlock shows up. Dont forget the data comes from the ledgers at the cemetery office. Also verification of data still outstanding. 5000 entry numbers, starting from when the cemetery opened Jan 1858 up to 1905. No of Entry Name Description Age Place where Death Occurred Grave Number Date of Burial 1605 James Spencer Plasterer 27 Langley Heanor 1996 04/09/1878 2924 Elizabeth Spencer Wife of William Spencer 73 Lacey Fi
14. [DBY] burial records [1]
Please can anyone tell me how I would go about finding gravestone records of relatives in Churchyards? Best wishes.Rozzles
15. [DBY] Re: [ENG-DBY] The Derbyshire poacher. [1]
Hi list, regarding the gamekeepers records they go to 1848 not 1817 as I originally said. So now after Howard the cat catcher we have a Crocodile Curtis as well ! In safe hands we are. Mike ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Curtis" To: "Michael SPENCER" Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 4:45 PM Subject: Re: [ENG-DBY] The Derbyshire poacher. > Michael SPENCER wrote: > > This mailing list is sponsored by Archi
16. RE: [DBY] Ilkeston Junction lace factory [1]
Hello Arthur, one lace factory was Ball and Sons: "William Ball & Son, Ilkeston and Nottingham: analysis of the cost of manufacturing silk gloves, 1850s. Source: sample books (ticketed) of Ballex Ltd, Ilkeston. The founder of this firm, Francis Ball of Ilkeston, moved from framework knitting to the new bobbin netlace manufacture in 1823." Neil -----Original Message----- From: Arthur Beniston [mailto:arben@btinternet.com] Sent: 17 June 2003 20:49 To: DERBYSGEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [DBY] Ilkeston Junc
17. [DBY] subscribe [1]
hello freda, thanks for the offer 1891 census old brampton. i already have it, many thanks. stuart.
18. [DBY] CRICH Burials 1816 [1]
Hi list, Crich burial strays, eighty and over and a few locals. CRICH Burials 1816 12 Jan 1816 MARY WHEELDON widow Crich 82 28 Jan 1816 JOHN RADCLIFF Crich 81 30 Jan 1816 JOHN of JOHN and ELIZABETH SMITH Tansley 15 4 Feb 1816 GEORGE HOPKINSON Crich Carr 83 11 Feb 1816 ELIZABETH wife of THOMAS ORGILL Duffield 50 12 Mar 1816 JAMES of GEORGE and RUTH LIMB Marwood Moor infant 16 Mar1816 JOSEPH BEARDSLEY Park Head,farmer 79 24 Mar 1816 JOHN son of SAMUEL SMITH Tansley infant 31 Mar 1816 THOMA
19. Re: [DBY] Two marriage references! [1]
Hi Pam and list, In Wormhill register but not in Tideswell register Edward WHITE of Chesterfield and Susanna Cresswell of Litton in the parish of Tideswell were married. Date may be a problem here ,it may be Nov 13 1704. or the 24 Aug.1704. This is a film of a paper register which is "tatty" at both top and bottom, there could be further entries at either the start of the page or at the end of the page. The film leaves a lot to be desired,but at the time what was possibly the best available was used. Tod
20. [DBY] GREGORY carver 1812 - 1850 [1]
hi Listers, Could someone do me a big favour? Recently a new guy has turned up on the block, brother of one of my many George's. Carver GREGORY. christened 18 Oct 1812 Baslow (according to IGI online). I've searched FreeBMD for marriages and deaths. no marriages, 2 deaths. Ruling out the Manchester death I think it's Jun 1850 Ecclesall B. The IGI also gave an extra GREGORY to his name although I doubt he was actually christened Carver Gregory GREGORY. Anyway, as Carver is so unusual I wonder if any
21. [DBY] 21 E-mails with attachments .... [1]
Is it just me who is suffering? I have 21 e-mails sitting in my in-box - all with attachments and all with viruses (now dead I hasten to add !) timed 18:12 - 21:13 GMT Since I'm writing this at 21:14 GMT more may appear any minute. 13 of them start with subject [DBY] .... with some subjects I recognise from these digests. Grief!, I've even had 4 from Mike Spencer and even one from myself! I suspect someone has either hacked the subscription list or has generated these from the archives....... If you are n
22. [DBY] Phoebe Statham. [1]
Hi! I have spent this morning buried in paper, trying to sort out my jumble of scribbled genealogy notes, when I came across two pieces of paper which intrigued me. One was in my husband's pile concerning the marriage of John Watson and Phoebe Statham at Duffield on 22/7/1807. (His Great x 3 Grandparents.) The other was in my pile, a transcript of the will of Thomas Spendlove from Shottle, (my Great x 5 Grandfather) which mentions his grandaughter Phoebe Statham, through his daughter Ann Statham (nee Spe
23. Re: [DBY] Look up [1]
> Is any one going to Chesterfield Office in the very nearer future pleeeease?? > > Would they please do me a very big favour and look up details for a marriage > > Certificate Dec 1900. 7b.1562 in both names of William SHAW to Elizabeth Mary BARLOW. > > ALSO place of abode prior to and after marriage P l e a s e ? > > Also the cost of marriage certificate. Hi Margaret, Actually, it's not possible to do this because GRO references mean nothing to local registrar offices. The only way you can see
24. [DBY] FW: Thackers Cottage Hartshorne [1]
> -----Original Message----- > From: Ron Thacker > Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 7:40 AM > To: Derbygen (E-mail) > Subject: Thackers Cottage Hartshorne > > Hi . Does anyone have any information re: THACKERs Cottage > off Repton Road, near Hartshorne, Derbys. I have a familial > connection and would like anything on the building, trivial or > otherwise. Thankyou > Ron Thacker > rthacker@forensic.bc.ca
25. RE: [DBY] Trevor WOOLLEY [1]
Hello Jon, I checked the microfilm of the 1871 and 1881 Census, in case I had mistranscribed Samuel as Simon. But the writing is clear and well formed - it is certainly Simon. You are right, Trevor is a rare name at this time, and Hulland ward is a small village. Can you recheck the marriage certificate, perhaps it looks like Samuel but is really Simon? There is no evidence that Trevor's father had both names. Best wishes, John Palmer, Dorset, England ---- Original Message ---- From: jonmills@
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