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1. Re: 1851 census compressed files [1]
Please remember I am computer illiterate!!!! arj files are compressed files so you need to uncompress or unzip them with a special program. I think at the top of the list there may be an unzipper you can download, but I'm not sure (someone else on one list found it). I've just bought a program from the shop called ZipMagic put out by the Mijenix Corporation, very easy to install and I think it will be well worth it when I look at all the marriage witness indexes and census info on the site. ftp://ftp.cac.
2. Re: 1851 census compressed files [1]
You can use WINZIP for ARJ files. Ben
3. Re: 1851 census compressed files [1]
Hi Linda You need WINZIP or ARJ.EXE to decompress ARJ files. Best to make a separate directory and copy the files there so you don't get them mixed with other files. Ben
4. Lookup in Dorchester [1]
Is anyone able to perform a look up service for a marriage certificate in the Melcombe Regis marriages micro film - around the 1860 area?. If so what are the costs?. Marc Lawrence Tel 01695 54518 Email LawrenceMW@ptc.pilkington.co.uk (work) m.lawrence@physics.org (personal) marc.lawrence@mailexcite.com (personal)
5. First posting [1]
Well I've lurked for a while so I thought it was now time to post. I'm currently researching the HUTCHINGS family, Burton Bradstock, Bridport and Poole. The one person I'm most anxious to find more information on is my 4x Grandfather Henry HUTCHINGS who in 1841 was living in Burton Bradstock along with Jane (WHITTLE) Hutchings, both aged 30 and the following children... Richard, Benjamin (my 3x Grandfather) and Jane. >From the census records I've been able to plot their journey from Burton Bradstock to Poo
6. Knott / Norris [1]
Looking for information on Robert Knott and Elizabeth Norris. Robert Knott, b. Dec. 13, 1792, Shaftesbury, Dorset father Thomas Knott / mother Mary Gardner Elizabeth Norris b. April 23, 1799, location unknown m. Robert on Dec. 8, 1817 (Shaftesbury?) Robert and Elizabeth went to the States (Boston, MA) about 1818. Any information on these two would be most helpful. Linda Whittaker Knott LilBitGal2@snet.net http://www.geocities.com/heartland/prairie/5868 England (Lincs, Notts, Dorset) WHITAKER,PIN
7. PESTER Research [1]
I am researching Flora Ellen A. PESTER b. 1874, Holdenhurst, Hampshire. d/o Richard John PESTER and Mary FRANCIS. I have seen her on the 1881 Holdenhurst census living in the village with her parents and siblings. her father being a Painter/Glazier. Have also seen her on the 1891 census living at 10 Lorne Terrace, Holdenhurst, 16 yrs and a Domestic Servant with Mary Munckton who was letting apartments. I have a GRO marriage Registration for her..Mar qtr 1896 reg'd Christchurch. It is possible she married s
8. Knott/Doridge/Morgan [1]
Susanna Knott (dau. of James Knott and Mary Stay) b. 2 Nov 1766 in Shaftesbury, Dorset; d. _____; m. John Doridge 14 July 1788. Is anyone familiar with a John Doridge? Did John and Susanna have children? When did he die? ******* Susanna Knott Doridge then married William H. Morgan 25 Dec 1823. I do not have any information on this marriage either. I am assuming that they married in Shaftesbury. If you have something on these names, please contact....feel like I'm looking for the perverbial "needle
9. GARLAND family [1]
I'm looking for information about the GARLAND family of Owermoigne in the early 1800s. The father was said to be Charles, a baker, and the mother Betsey. They had 7 boys and 3 girls. Daughter Elizabeth married William Penney in 1819. Son Thomas, a dairyman, married Jane Marsh in 1830. Another son was probably named Jeremiah. These three siblings left England in 1845 for Wisconsin Territory, USA. Using church records and the 1851 census of Dorset, I think the following might be other sons of Charles and Be
10. new to list [1]
Hi everyone I have just joined Dorset-L and following the welcome message thought I would take the plunge and introduce myself. I only took up this hobby in February 1997 so I am still at the early stages of my research - since May 1997 I have posted my surname interests on many lists and can report immense success having found two fourth cousins in different branches - exchanging info with these people and many others on the WWW has made my Tree grow very quickly. I live in Birmingham where there is a h
11. Re: BRIDGMAN Modbury Devon/Bridport Dorset [1]
> Hello to everyone > > My name is Jenny and I am new to the list. > I am researching > BRIDGMAN - Modbury, Plymouth Devon > Bridport, Dorset > GEST - Modbury, Devon > BALSTON - Bridport, Dorset > My earliest Bridgman is Gregory Bridgman marrying Ann Hingston > 16.5.1755. At present I cannot find the birth of Gregory. I am also > wondering if this Gregory had previously married a Jane also in Modbury > area as there are births recorded up until the time of marriage to Ann. > Is ther
12. Re: DORSET-D Digest V98 #207 [1]
Hello all, I'm a newcomer to this list but I also subscribe to the Isle of Wight list where most of my family's origins are. However, I was a resident of Wimborne Minster and Merley throughout my childhood. Long before my time, other members of the URRY family are known to have settled in Dorset and I would be grateful if any of you could help me to find traces of them. The principle areas where they seem to have settled are Dorchester, Christchurch, Wimborne, Weymouth, Witchampton and Tarrant Monkton. Of
13. Unidentified subject! [1]
I hope I helped some of you with the Register, now would you be kind and look at your trees for me. I am researching the ARNOLD family in Winterborne Kingston, Bere Regis, Muston, Corfe Mullen. Due to fires in Bere Regis a lot of the records were destroyed. The following list is My line and some of the connections. John Arnold and Jane? both died 1700 (John had a brother James Arnold mentioned in the will 1700 I cannot place him at all ( Also I have tried to do other Arnold trees in order to see if the
14. Re: Missing Ancestor [1]
Have you read the book by Chuk. I understand that this author is from around your part of the ocean (rather than the waters of the England). She wrote the book entitled "The Somerset Years." The book is very informative, as well as names of passengers who travelled from England to Australia etc. Good Luck, Marilyn Shaw-Guisset. (guissem@nb.sympatico.ca) TOM & JAN wrote: > Hi Everyone, > I am hoping that someone on the list might be able to help > me with a problem I am having tracing some
15. Re: St. John Evangelist - Limehouse ? [1]
At 12:48 AM 8/15/98 -0500, Craze, Gary wrote: > >Hi all, >Looking for the location of a church.... > > According to some old family records, my g-g grandfather was >christened at "St. John Evangelist, Limehouse" on March 11, 1869 > >This entry was dated 3 years after his birth on Jan.1, 1866 in Bournemouth. > >I found a "St. John the Evangelist, Church of England" at St. John's Street, >Farncombe, Godalming, Surrey, England. Is this the one? It's relatively >close to Bournemouth, but I'm looking for m
16. Re: Barbridge and Camesworth [1]
At 03:04 PM 7/30/98 +0100, Chris House wrote: >Does anyone know the whereabouts of these two properties which were named >in one of my ancestor's wills? > According to the Ordnance Survey, Camesworth is in Dorset at GridReference SY4797, which places it between Bradpole and Waytown, just to the north of Bridport in West Dorset. Although to small to be named, a map can be found at:- http://uk.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?GridE=347000&GridN=97000&local=o&place =SY4797&db=grid Regards +-------------------+--
17. RE: Tea dealers in Poole, BRYDEN, KERR, FRY. [1]
> -----Original Message----- > From: M. Guisset [mailto:guissem@nb.sympatico.ca] > Sent: Thursday, August 20, 1998 8:12 AM > To: DORSET-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: Tea dealers in Poole, BRYDEN, KERR, FRY. Hello Marilyn, Iain et al! Wondering if, in your FRY families, either of you have come across Thomas FRY, a market gardener who lived at 15 Bevis St, Southampton in the late 1800's. His daughter Ellen FRY married Frederick STONE in 1890. Thanks, Doug Champigny, Toronto, Ontario mailto:webmaster@cyb
18. HUXFORD Surname [1]
A gentleman from Newfoundland suggested that my ancestor, Ann Huxford, may have come from Dorset to Newfoundland. On 3 April 1754 she married William Gerrard in Christchurch. At the time of her marriage she was listed as being from Placentia Bay, Newfoundland. William was reportedly from Ince, Lancashire. The Newfie gentleman thinks the name may have been corrupted to Huxter. Can anyone offer any help? Sincerely, Roger
19. Help, Where is Snapwick [1]
Hi all Can someone please help! I am trying to find out where Snapwick is and can't find it on any of my maps. On a birth certificate, place of birth is Snapwick, sub-district of Wimborne, Dorset. Thanks Tony BULL tonybull@nettrek.com.au Rockingham Western Australia Home Page http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/u/l/Tony-R-Bull/index.html List owner BULL-L@rootsweb.com FRAMPTON-L@rootsweb.com Researching: BULL - London area FRAMPTON, HASKELL and REEKS in Hampshire BURBIDGE,
20. Coombes [1]
Would the person who contacted me about Coombes please contact me again I dumped your letter by mistake. morley@kadina.mtx.net.au Jill
21. Knott/White in Shaftesbury [1]
Christian Knott (dau. of James Knott & Mary Stay) b. 5 Aug 1758 Shaftesbury, Dorset; d. 1 June 1782; m. John White on 23 May ?. William White age 78 in 1894 would have been born abt. 1816. Lived in Shaftesbury in 1894. I would put him then as the grandson of Christian and John White. Can anyone help to fill in the holes here? Who were Christian and John White's children? Which of this children had William White for a son? The paper work I have on William White states that in 1894 in Shaftesbury, he to
22. :Searching for Lloyds Register of 19th century shipping [1]
I am searching for the ships 1. General Grant, which went to India prior to 1842 and on which was a surgeon William Guise Brittan. 2. Sir George Seymour, which took the William Guise Brittan to New Zealand in Sept 1850, leaving finally fron Plymouth around Sept 9th 1850. Firstly I need to know how to find the Lloyds Register of 19th Century Shipping and secondly, which newspapers of the day (in London AND Plymouth) would carry any commentary about about the departure of the Sir George Seymour. Is it possi
23. Re: Tea dealers in Poole, BRYDEN, KERR, FRY. [1]
Iain, T.B. was also a common lung disease during the 19th century and grew to empidemic portions in certain areas. The surname of FRY in Dorset is not uncommon but may not to the great numbers as some of the common surnames. I have an Elizabeth FRY in my tree as well. However, she had moved to London upon her married and shortly thereafter became widowed. This may be one case where a FRY lived beyond the years of expections.:-) Kind regards, Marilyn Shaw-Guisset (guissem@nb.sympatico.ca) Iain Challis wro
24. JESTY - Yetminster & Worth Matravers [1]
Hello everyone. I've recently subscribed to the DORSET-L mailing list and thought it was about time I posted my first message to the group. My chief genealogical interest in Dorset is the surname JESTY and the villages of YETMINSTER and WORTH MATRAVERS. I am particularly interested in one of my ancestors, Benjamin Jesty (1737-1816) who the Lancet medical journal credits as the first known person to undertake smallpox vaccination (in 1774, some 22 years before Edward Jenner). I would be very interested to
25. Re: Barbridge and Camesworth [1]
>At 03:04 PM 7/30/98 +0100, Chris House wrote: >>Does anyone know the whereabouts of these two properties which were named >>in one of my ancestor's wills? >> > >Brian Tomkins replied: >According to the Ordnance Survey, Camesworth is in Dorset at GridReference >SY4797, which places it between Bradpole and Waytown, just to the north of >Bridport in West Dorset. > >Although to small to be named, a map can be found at:- >http://uk.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?GridE=347000&GridN=97000&local=o&place >=SY4797&db=g
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