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1. Re: [DOR] Wootton Fitzpaine HENRY FOWLER [1]
Hello Brian, Many thanks for the information you sent. It seems we have an ancestor in common as Henry is my GT Gt Grandfather. His son William, married Tryphema Case in 1852 and they had sons Henry,19 March 1852, John christened 6 Jan 1856,Robert ( my Grandfather) christened 5 Feb 1860,and Alfred christened 4 May 1862. There is also a John recorded as being christened 1 Nov 1857 but whether this was a 2nd son of that name or a second christening for the original I don't know. The 4 sons were all bor
2. [DOR] Wootton Fitzpaine HENRY FOWLER [1]
Hello again folks, I wonder if their is anyone who could check Wootton Fitzpaine parish records with reference to HENRY FOWLER who Married MARIA POWELL 1810. I wooouldlove to know the age at marriage and the parents of the aforementioned HENRY if possible. Sally In N.Z. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
3. [DOR] LOVELL, BUDGELL, CAMPBELL [1]
Dear List, I will have the pleasure of a visit to Dorset Sept 4 - 12, with my cousin. At this time, I'm trying to put together what we've learned, to plan some local research. Our grandfather Victor H.C. Lovell was born in Poole, 5 Apr 1881 to Tom and Lizzy Lovell Census records from 1881 and 1891 gave me a start & then I paid for certificates of his parents' marriage: Elizabeth (Lizzy) Hannah Campbell m. Tom Lovell (Labourer) on 17 Nov 1877 at Litchett Minster I cannot locate my grea
4. Re: [DOR] 2 questions [0.978366]
<<< There is a further option, one that is perhaps less well known, if you are prepared to visit the Registrar's Office? I understand that you have the right to make an appointment in order to inspect his registers for an entry. At the same time the Registrar has the right to charge you for this service - #xx per hour (charge not known),>>> You do have the right. It's #18 for 6 hours. No reduction for shorter periods and you can view the index alone. Not the Registers. You get up to four certs too
5. Re: [DOR] 2 questions [0.978366]
Dear Lesley Your name jumped out at me from my list of e-malils. Dare I hope that you are in any way related to my ancestors the PRIORS of Dorset. Fred PRIOR was born18991 in Piddletrenthide then moved with his family to Verwood in 1911. (My grandfather) As for registration offices I have had them doing a search for me as I'm finding it hard in Australia. They charge sixteen pound an hour, there is a four to six week wait from when they receive yur money and I'm not sure on this one but I think they charge
6. Re: [DOR] Anyone lost LADY ANNE COUNTESSE DOUAGER [0.978366]
Dear Friends, Lady Anne CLIFFORD is one of our local heroines here in Cumbria. There are several books written about her and, if anyone is tracing her line or wishes to have information, don't hesitate to contact me. I'll do what I can to fill in any details. Iain, in Brampton, Cumbria, UK. Researching: PARSONS in East Dorset, the Chorley area, Lancashire and the Metropolitan Police. HUGHES in Tredegar, Monmouthshire and Accrington, Lancashire
7. Re: [DOR] Pilots+Ferries /\/\Occupations [0.978366]
Lewis Carter wrote: > > 1891census, John Perks, aged 69...Licenced Victualler...Hope St.Weymouth > They must have been licenced,can anyone help in tracing his history > Are there any records of Licences. > Hello Lewis Dorset Record Office have a comprehensive set of licencing records for Weymouth. They give name, type and owner of establishment, name of licencee and dates of grants and renewals of licences on an annual basis. Starting at least as early as 1871 they run at least to 1885 but I seem to rememb
8. [DOR] Fire at Blandford 1731 [0.978366]
The registry of the Bishop for the Archdeaconry of Dorset was destroyed in the great fire at Blandford in 1731. The loss included the BT's from (possibly) 1542 to 1730. Is anyone aware of duplicate records and their location. I am particularly interested in the records for Bridport for the period from 1700 to 1731. Peter
9. Re: [DOR] NON GEN: St Luke's Parkstone Poole Dorset ENGLAND [0.978366]
Hi Jim and Bev Regret I can't find a page for St Luke's, but details of all the current Poole churches can be found at: http://www.credwood.freeserve.co.uk/poole/info/church.htm and if you click on the appropriate link you can see a picture of the church. If you go to: http://www.poole-online.net/biztype/church.htm there is a link to a map. I've found that few churches bother with their own web sites and in general they appear to prefer the joint approach, although there is always the exception of c
10. [DOR] East Row, Weymouth [0.978366]
Can someone tell me if East Row, Weymouth (1851 and 1861 census) is the same as East Street, which is all I can find on modern maps? Frances Grafton, NSW, Australia
11. Re: [DOR] JONES the Boiler Smith! [0.978366]
John Jones wrote: > Can anyone advise why an ancestor of mine would have relocated to Bridport? He was described on the 1871 & 1881 Census returns (Bridport South Ward) as a "Boiler Smith and (engine) Fitter". He originated from Swindon, moved temporarily to Martock, then Reading, and finally took up residence at 3 Church Lane, Bridport. His name was Enoch Jones. > -Was there a GWR works at Bridport (and also Martock?). Any info about the > work greatly appreciated. Hello John It is worth bearing in
12. [DOR] MOORE from Tarrant Rushton [0.978366]
What a very busy list! I am new at posting, so I trust you might be a bit patient with me. I have been fortunate enough to trace my family back to David MOORE and Mary (REEKS) Moore. I have David and Mary marrying somewhere unknown September 30, 1716. My direct line is from their son David b. 1725 in Tarrant Rushton, but there were 5 other children, Mary B 1719, Elizabeth b 1722, Bathia b circa 1728 and Jane b 1735 all in Tarrant Rushton. I would love to find descendents of those children. I would also lov
13. Re: [DOR] MAPPOWDER BUTTONERS [0.978366]
Hi Ray, here in Lytchet Minster, we have the original old button shop, its now a antique shop, but has quite a few old buttons on display. Jean ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ray Collins" To: Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2001 10:40 AM Subject: Re: [DOR] MAPPOWDER BUTTONERS > Dawn wrote: > > > While trawling through the 1851 census index for Mappowder, I was > surprised > > to find so many ladies listing their occupation as 'Buttoner'. Presumably > >
14. [DOR] Bishop Bridport Cattisock 1665 [0.978366]
Does anyone have information for the Bishop families of Cattisock and Bridport. I have located a baptismal record for a Thomas Bishop (1665) of Bridport,with a afather named Robert Bishop. Thanks for any assistance. Robert Bishop
15. [DOR] Strays [0.978366]
Hello Jonathan BENNETT of Hawkchurch dau Sarah Bennett married John Watts ? abt 1730 + John WATTS the younger & Jenny Priddey of Stockland Dorest married 16 Apr 1766 Colyton wit John Cargo dau of Henry Priddey DROWER of Lyme Regis between 1650 -1750 Nicholas, Issac, Zachary/Zachariah DROWER, Zachariah of Lyme Regis co Dorest & Molly Coles 11 Feb 1773 Colyton wit Elizabeth Crago, Amy Rosier Thanks Paul William Harding
16. [DOR] BAVERSTOCK [0.978366]
Hi fellow listers, I have just joined this list and am looking for information about my ancestor - ROBERT BAVERSTOCK, who was born probably somewhere between 1850 and 1870. It is said that he was a London Bobby, and in latter years that he was the caretaker at the CORFE CASTLE. He married Jane BUGBY. Their daughter Annie Alberta Baverstock was born in 1894. She married Arthur Northam MAYERS, and eventually lived in North Queensland in the Bartle Frere district. Many thanks Judy O'Farrell
17. [DOR] Locating death notice [0.978366]
Hi Listers, My husband's ggrandfather's mother supposedly died in Portland around 1852-1854. Without knowing for sure, and being unable to travel to the location, and unable to spend a great deal of money, how would I check on this? Are there any records that I could send for or perhaps check by computer? I know the Record Office might be my best bet, but would they check all three years? Are there any records on CD? Any advice listers? Thank you! Trina (USA)
18. [DOR] 1891 master census index lookup please? [0.978366]
Hi Would anybody be able to check the 1891 census index please for William Jenkins (middle name may possibly be Henry) born Corfe Castle , about 1855? Thanks very much Caroline Ingram Western Australia Searching for BESENT, BESANT, PITT, SEXEY, KINGSBURY, DRAKE, JAMES, SATCHELL, THORNE, BILLET, WELLSTEAD, CAKE, SOFFE, GALLOP, CLENCH, BELLOWS, JOYCE etc from Dorset
19. [DOR] ROSE FAMILY in STURMINSTER-NEWTON [0.978366]
Hello listers: I am researching the family of my grandfather Joseph ROSE who was born at Rolls Mill, Newton Feb. 22, 1884, the 8th of 11 children of Joseph ROSE, butcher and auctioneer, b1841 and Ellen DUFFET b1846 daughter of William DUFFETT (and Maria TOPP, I believe). Siblings were Kate 1874, Martha 1876, Caleb 1877 (proprietor of the Bull Inn or Red Lion pub in S-N), Beatrice 1879, Harry 1880, James 1882, Frances 1883, Marjorie 1886, Arthur 1887 and Job 1889 d. in WWI.(I understand that
20. [DOR] Wimborne Road Cemetery, Bournemouth [0.978366]
Hi All I'm having a day out in the sun tomorrow - anymore requests for photos from the cemetery? Best wishes Peter Armstrong
21. [DOR] Army Records [0.978366]
Norma According to Commonwealth War Graves Commission site http://www.cwgc.org/ there was only one C Ferrett who died in 1918. He was C H Ferrett, Private 29357, 8th Bn, Somerset Light Infantry. Died 20 Sep 1918, age 19. Son of William Henry and Lily Ferrett of The Brooklet, Boscastle, Cornwall. Buried in grave R.II.Q.9 at St Sever Cemetery Extension, Rouen, Seine-Maritime Eddie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Norma Noonan" To: Sent: 12 August 2001 23:59 S
22. Re: [DOR] A 'lost' sister [0.978366]
I write as one who lived through the U. K. 'invasion' by American servicemen during WW2.. The unfortunate human story you report is undoubtedly repeated many thousands of times over - and not only in Great Britain. I have no difficulty in understanding why you wish to assist your American correspondent, BUT, my professional and personal family experience in dealing with similar situations, compels me to suggest that you think very carefully before you become involved. You might perhaps suggest to you
23. Re: [DOR] Mitchell in Dorset & Somerset [0.978366]
Hi Sue, I have this little family group in my tree extracted from the VRI but my connection is extremely tenuous! I know it is a bit early for you but I expect you will soon tie it in. There are 13 children for Jethro so I will send you a more detailed report off-list. (1) Downton MITCHELL (2) Isabel MITCHELL bpd. 2 September 1760, Pulham, Dorset (2) Zedekiah MITCHELL bpd. 12 April 1761, Pulham, Dorset (2) Catherine MITCHELL bpd. 1 October 1762, Pulham, Dorset (2) Downton MITC
24. Re- [DOR] Surname FANCY [0.978366]
Dear Listers, Just reposting my interests and another question, as I have been away for a couple of weeks. Firstly, does anyone have any information about the Quarrymen of Portland, as it seems all my ancestors were Quarrymen, and also the Ladies married Quarrymen. Secondly, just listing the names I am researching again, All located in Portland. FANCY, ROD, OSMAN, CUTLER, LANO, STONE, WEAKLEY, SCARD, TIZZARD, FRENCH, SWEETAPPLE, EVAMY, ELLIOTT. Best Wishes Maria Southampton, England
25. Re: [DOR] Birth Information [0.978366]
>Helen - the list you sent mentions a number of churches but not "Old Meeting Hill Street-Presbyterian". Is this >another one for Poole or has someone been in error with the records from LDS in listing the church in this >manner; should it have been OLD MEETING HOUSE instead of OLD MEETING HILL? Hi - I have checked the Dorset Record Office Guide and it was my mistake as I am a one-fingered typist and make a lot of typos! It is indeed listed as "Old Meeting, Hill Street". Sorry for any confusion - I am po
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