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Searching for: +path:devon +(+date:oct +date:1997)
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1. OCOCK, MUSGRAVE, PRING [1]
Hi, This is my 1st posting to the Devon List, so go easy with me if I break any of the rules (my geography is not too good). I am looking for Descendants of Richard Ocock (landed gentry) and Elizabeth Pring. I am from their son Richard who married Rebecca Mary Musgrave in Exeter, had 3 girls and a son, Ellen, Mary, ?, Alfred Thomas, and emigrated to Oz in 1839 on "Sesostris". Richard(II) & Rebecca were born ca 1804. He was a solicitor, and had further issue Downunder. John Ocock, also a solicitor, was a
2. DUNNING, BOND;Ashburton;1690 [0.964411]
Looking for the family of Andrew Dunning who went to Ashburton, Devon, in or around 1690 from Ireland with his wife to be, Susan Bond. My information states that they married in Ashburton in or around 1690, had a child, James Dunning, in 1691 and another child, Robert Dunning, in 1693 before returning to Ireland by 1700. Does anyone have any information on these Dunnings. It is reported that these Dunnings did not have any conncetions with the Lord Ashburton family. Thanks Arn Dunning Bnagor, ME
3. FURSDON; DEV, ENG; 1850 [0.964411]
I am searching for any Fursdon information in Devonshire around 1850. Don
4. BARNES / COULSON Marriage [0.964411]
Is there a collection of strays for Devon - if so this could be added to it. Bristol Marriages 1800 - 1837 (Bristol and Avon FHS) Church - St Augustine the Less Frederick BARNES, Vicar of Colyton, Devon m Elizabeth COULSON of this parish - 26 July 1808
5. Introduction - STEED, NICHOLS, ROWE [0.964411]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0054_01BCD59C.AD123F80 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi I am researching my maternal line in DEVON. We have traced the = surname STEED from Australia to DEVON through a few generations to the = early 1800s. The direct line is as follows: Henry STEED - Henry STEED - Wiliam Henry Nichols STEED (all 3 = generations born in DEVON) - Vernon Tarry STEED - my mother - me The 3 generat
6. *** An Excellent Resource to Visit *** [0.964411]
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Visit Leith Hutton's Genealogy Homepage at http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/3709 * Researching families: HOW (HOWE) HUTTON JULIAN SIGNAL (SIGNALL) CORNISH * Large searchable indices to surnames and persons in my research. * Comprehensive ahnentafel chart of my ancestors * A Small Collection of the Very Best Genealogy Sites on the Internet I WILL ENDEAVOUR TO ANSWER ALL COMMENTS, SUGGESTIONS AND QUERIES *** PLEASE TAKE A MO
7. VINCENT, Ottery [0.964411]
My only Devon man (to date) was Robert VINCENT, born Ottery, about 1789. He married Elizabeth who was born in Cattistock, Dorset and the family seem to have been Dorset based (in the Netherbury area) from about 1813 (birth of fist child, Fanny) Any Vincent researchers like to talk to me? Regards Judy New Zealand
8. Courtice [0.964411]
I am looking for information on George Courtice born abt 1835 in Holsworthy married Susannah Allin abt 1857 in Sutcombe. Susannah was born abt 1833 in Sutcombe. Any Help sure for be appreciated thanks Bill
9. HOLLANDS in Uffculme. [0.964411]
My ancestors seem to have been settled in Uffculme during the 18th c,or adjacent villages of Culmstock & Burlescombe,and then wandered To Aylesbeare DEV Milverton SOM and Swindon WIL during the 19thc. I dont know why yet but presumably following work.Would love to hear from anyone interested in either the name or the places. David
10. Morton or Carr Morton [0.964411]
Is anyone researching Mortons? I'd be most grateful for any help with information about the Irish family of Charlotte and Charles Carr Morton who moved to Devon at the beginning of the 19th Century. I'm not a fam.hist. expert, but am trying to build up a family picture for my work on one of its members: Savile Morton, a journalist who met a violent death in Paris in 1852. Of Savile's siblings, the following appear to have been baptised in the county :- Edward : 1806 Lympstone Eliz
11. HOLLANDS in Uffculme. [0.964411]
My ancestors seem to have been settled in Uffculme during the 18th c,or adjacent villages of Culmstock & Burlescombe,and then wandered To Aylesbeare DEV Milverton SOM and Swindon WIL during the 19thc. I dont know why yet but presumably following work.Would love to hear from anyone interested in either the name or the places. David
12. John Saint Clements PALMER [0.964411]
Hi All, I am researching my Great Grandfather John Saint Clements PALMER, who was born in Devon c1820 and transported to Van Diemens Land, (Tasmania) in 1851 aboard the "CORNWALL". His father was Nathaniel, two of his sisters were Priscilla, and Kitty. John was a sailor from Plymouth, on his records Ashburton is mentioned and Stoke Damerel. He was apparently single when convicted and transported, and had a tatoo of JP inside his arm. Is anyone familiar with him or perhaps the origins of the Saint Cleme
13. Cleave family [0.964411]
I am seeking the origins of Merina Jane Cleave born 1848#. She came to Guernsey,Channel Islands between 1861 & 1871 with her `parents' Richard Cleave & jane Scobel. However,I have searched St Catherine's for 10 years either side of 1848 & the only birth which might be relevent is Mary Jane Cleave d/o Eliza Cleave b 1848 in the Union Workhouse,Crediton. Has anybody got any other ideas? Richard was from Horrabridge,Devon orinally & married Jane Scobel in Stoke Damarell. Help!!
14. SPILLER family in Thurlbear [0.964411]
Hello all. This is a repeat, but I first posted it while the list was still very 'young'. Maybe it will get a better response this time? Here are some details of my Spiller family in Devon. Its a rare surname here in the north of England, but as you get closer to the south west, it gets much more common. My great grandfather, Walter Spiller, was born in Thurlbear (Thurlbeer? ) on 15 April 1853, son of James Spiller and Elizabeth Ferris. James was born about 1822 in Thurlbeer according to the 1851 censu
15. Re: Please introduce yourselves [0.964411]
Hi, I'm Mary Ellis and I've been researching my husband's Ellis lines in the Bideford area of Devon. Specifically, I'm searching for the parentage and birth/baptismal date of Robert Ellis who, in 1819 emigrated to Prince Edward Island, Canada, where he married Hannah Darby. They had two sons in Canada before returning to Bideford, where three more children were born to them between 1830 and 1836. In 1840, Robert, Hannah and their three surviving children returned permanently to PEI where Robert die
16. *** Please check GRO Index *** [0.964411]
Marie Harriette How December 1864 1a 48 Kensington Kate S How March 1866 1a 54 Kensington I would appreciate it if you could check these references to ensure that I did not copy them down incorrectly. Thank you very much, Leith.
17. Re-directed Mail [0.964411]
Sir/Madam, My email address has been given in error by one of my clients. PLEASE TAKE ME OFF YOUR RE-DIRECTION ROBOT IMMEDIATELY! Best regards, Stuart Winton
18. Please visit Leith Hutton's Genealogy Homepage [0.964411]
Please visit my new homepage at http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/3709. I am researching the families How (Howe), Hutton, Julian, Signal (Signall) and Cornish. I have links to useful genealogical resources, an ahnentafel chart of myself and a page devoted to a journal written by my great grandfather on his journey from England to New Zealand in 1893. Thank you.
19. MOORE/CANN, Morchard Bishop [0.964411]
William MOORE, born about 1783 somewhere in Devon, married Elizabeth CANN, born 1784 at Morchard Bishop, in 1805. Her parents were William and Judith (JAMES), grandparents John and Elizabeth (LEE). Their son, Robert, married Ann TUCKER in 1833 and their grandson John's family moved to London about 1871. Can anyone help me with information on William's parents and Elizabeth's forebears? I would be glad to share details of their descendants down to the present day.
20. Search marriages for Kingskerswell, Devon, England [0.964411]
If anyone has access to the register of marriages for Kingskerswell, Devon, England, please contact me at relf.hutt@xtra.co.nz I am looking for a record of a Samuel Howe who married a Mary Ann Gregson about 1863. Your assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
21. ANY information on the name 'Nix' [0.964411]
Hi all you Geologists out there, My name is Paul Nix and when I am not doing something connected with Nottingham's local history I monitor NOTTSGEN and help out where I can with local history queries. Well, I thought to my self, I don't see many people with my name perhaps their have not been or are now not too many of us out there. So, will any one who has any information about 'Nix' please send it on in my direction. I know from my own circum
22. Re: Pigot Transcription [0.964411]
Hi: Jim Brannan asked for help in identifying the (pre-1830?) Pigot Devon directory transcription that Cornwall-Online make available. I've been advised, by someone who is involved in transcribing other Pigot directories, that the book: J. Norton. Guide to the National and Provincial Directories of England and Wales, excluding London, published before 1856., Royal Historical Society, 1950. should provide an answer to this query. (Sorry - I don't have easy access to a copy myself.) Cheers Brian Randell
23. An Introduction [0.964411]
Hi! I'm Jeff Mills. I'm looking for the PINCOMBE (often PINKHAM) and ROCKEY families in Devonshire. I believe them to be in and around the Okehampton area. I have had very limited sucess with searches at St. Catherines. At this point I would be happy with ANY information on ANYONE named PINCOMBE/PINKHAM or ROCKEY from just about anywhere! Thanks! Jeff ----------------------- Jeffrey A. Mills jamills@netset.com www.netset.com/~jamills -----------------------
24. 1851 census [0.964411]
Hello I thought I read that the 1851 census was available online, but the address given didn't seem to work. Does anyone know the correct address? Thanks. Brent Bowyer Wingham, Ont. Canada
25. GREGORYs in Exeter, Devon [0.964411]
CourierAloha, My first attempt at sorting out my Gregory ancestors on this list. My message begins in Middlesex, but does eventually reach Devon, and Exeter. My grandfather was Louis Gordon Rolfe Gregory, born 4 July 1880, in Hackney District, Middlesex County, England. His father, a druggist, was John James Gregory, and his mother was Emma Butterworth. When he came to the U.S. around 1896, Louis Gordon Rolfe Gregory changed his name to Ralph Gordon, and for the
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