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1. Re: British WW2 Japanese POWs and Jefferson Barracks National CemeteryMissouri [1]
Graham, I searched for "Jefferson Barracks" and found the following site, which includes an email address. It may be worth your while to send a msg.: Jefferson Barracks County Park http://www.gscgsl.org/programs/tripstours/aroundtown/jeffbarracks.htm Jefferson Barracks County Park National Register of Historic Places (Located at end of South Broadway, one block south of Kingston Road junction) 533 Grant Road, 63122 E-mail: jeffbrks@aol.com Recommended for All Age Levels. Jefferson Barracks was.. I wis
2. Endacott / Endicott [1]
Hi, I'm new to the list and am looking for info on the following person and his parents. Daniel Endacott b. about 1820 in Dorsetshire. Came to Newfoundland approx 1845/6 and married Catherine Kelloway of Greenspond, Newfoundland in 1847. He and his wife had 2 children, William and James. Any help with info or contacts would be great! Thanks! William Kitchener, Ontario Canada - ------------------------------------ AltaVista Smart is Beautiful http://www.altavista.com Raging Bull? Slee
3. Endacott / Endicott [1]
Looking for information on Daniel Endacott b. abt 1820 in Dorset. He came to Newffoundland in the early to mid 1840's. There he married Catherine Kelloway at Greenspond, Bonavista Bay, Newfoundland. They had children, William born 1847 and James born 1849. Any idea's on how to search for this family? Would the LDS CD files be helpful? Thanks William Reserching the Newfoundland family names Ryan, Hanlon, Biggs, Norris, Fewer, Nolan, McGrath, Dinn, Locke, Ridout, Mills, Stuckless, Duhart, Brake, Leb
4. Test [1]
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5. Re: BILES family. [0.978193]
In-Reply-To: <38.25ca73e.25dfdaf1@aol.com> I'm afraid I can't help you, since there isn't a single BILES in my records - which, actually, is a bit odd, because it's a common enough Dorset name! Regards, -=Will Stevens=- wstevens@cix.co.uk
6. Shave surname 1891 [0.978193]
Hello Hoping that someone has come across William J SHAVE and his wife Mary somewhere in Dorset in 1891. If anyone has access to any index for the 1891 census, it would be very much appreciated if they could have a quick look. We need to find Mary's place of birth to enable identification on the 1881. Both would have been aged about 25. Swanage area where they were living in 1892 has been checked, but Blandford is a strong possibility.Thank you - Alison Alison@la-vine.fsnet.co.uk
7. Re: Bellchalwell, Fifehead Magdalen, Stalbridge [0.978193]
Lynda; I appreciate the offer of the ROSSITER look-up but I can't say for certain that they were in those towns. Some of their wives came from there, I think. I'm sure that you will have enough others to look for. If you see the ROSSITER name in passing please make note of it, otherwise, don't bother. Thank you again for your kindness in offering to do this. Best regards, Ann Peters petersw@primeline.net
8. Re: PEARCE [0.978193]
Hi, Karen: I have an Margery PIERCE who was born in 1575 in Fordington, St. George, Dorset. I believe we may be talking about the same family, as there is no assurance the "ierce" is the correct lettering to follow the "P." Margery married a Captain Anthony EAMES who was born in the same location. This is all old information and may not be entirely valid. Do you know more? Wish I had more. Also researching SPRAGUE, BREWSTER, HOLLAND and HOLBROOK in the same time/area Regards, Peter KAREN SIMPSON wrote:
9. Fw: Thanks for all the information on Chesil [0.978193]
Hello, I would like to thank all the kind people who helped me out with the location of Chesil, Dorset. I appreciate it. Leemae USA
10. Any records online? [0.978193]
Hello, Now that I have found the Patten family I was looking for in Portland and Chesil Dorset, I am curious about apprenticeships and if there are lists for them? In particular the mason apprentices? I also wonder if anyone knows about church records, cemetery records, family histories for Dorset accessible online? I have listed my surname interests as PATTEN early 1800's, and now the WHITE family there in Portland and Chesil, Dorset. Leemae
11. Re: BILES family. [0.978193]
Maureen, I think you meant this for someone else. Ray Scanlon rscanlon@naisp.net Massachusetts, USA >Ron, > >I am interested in the BILES family in Dorset and although I cannot see a >connection with your line, I found this entry on the 1881 census CDs for an >Edward BILES. I think the Milton referred to as his birthplace is Milton >Abbas as there are also 2 BILES born there living with FIANDER relatives. I >cannot find your GG grandparents Henry & Mary Ann BILES (nee FIANDER), >perhaps they had died
12. Re: NOT RECEIVING ANY MESSAGES [0.978193]
Message recieved and understood Adrian, possible explanation, some of the ISP's have been having difficulty, (hackers caused a shut down). Ben Adrian Parry wrote: > > TEST > > I have sent this note, since I have not received any messages from the list today. > > Adrian > > Researching > Devon - LUSCOMBE, SHOBBROOK, PERRIAM & QUICK. > Dorset - WILMOT(T) > Gloucestershire - HESKINS & MUDON > Middlesex - MONTGOMERY & SAWARD > Somerset - MUDON/MEWDEN, POTHECARY & WILMOT(T) > Wiltshire - HEATH, COOK, WATKIN
13. Re: CRO [0.978193]
Hi Gordon: Thankyou for your offer but as you see Helen has kindly filled in the MI's for me. If you get a chance maybe you could look up a death for me. I do not know how difficult it is so if it takes to much time I'll try another avenue. The death I'm searching is Ephrian Motyer died 4th quarter of 1859 District - Weymouth Vol 5A pg 239 - I think this only applies t
14. Professional Researchers - absolutley the last word! [0.978193]
Geoff Riggs fears the Weymouth wrath too much to post this himself :-))), but suggests I post it for him as absolutely the last word on the subject! ############################################################################ ## Itching to post to the List re professional researchers for the last couple of days, I've restrained myself because of your comments. BUT why don't you have the final word by passing on what I wanted to say? Check to ensure that the person concerned is a member of AGRA (Associatio
15. Re: CARTER/ LAMBERT/ PALMER/ POPE/ SPENCER/ STEVENS [0.978193]
Hi Anthony It is less than 5k from POOLE St James Ben antony lambert wrote: > > I think Kinson is near Kimmeridge > > Antony Lambert. www.dialsquare.fsnet.co.uk > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Julia > To: > Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 10:58 PM > Subject: Re: CARTER/ LAMBERT/ PALMER/ POPE/ SPENCER/ STEVENS > > > Hi Mike, > > Thanks for the info, > > I will have to check that one out. > > Not sure where my BUDDEN was from, but she married a man fr
16. Re: Bellchalwell, Fifehead Magdalen, Stalbridge [0.978193]
Hello Lynda I am researching the STILL/STEEL families in and around Wimborne, in particular Seth STEEL who, until his marriage in 1879 to Emily HOMER was known as Seth COWARD. The COWARD family lived in Ringwood Road Hampreston. His mother Jane Steel was the daughter of Moses STILL of Verwood. It would appear that Seth was not the son of John Coward as shown on early census records, and perhaps his name might appear in the Parish Chest. I have a lot of STILL/STEEL names taken from all available census and
17. NOT RECEIVING ANY MESSAGES [0.978193]
TEST I have sent this note, since I have not received any messages from the list today. Adrian Researching Devon - LUSCOMBE, SHOBBROOK, PERRIAM & QUICK. Dorset - WILMOT(T) Gloucestershire - HESKINS & MUDON Middlesex - MONTGOMERY & SAWARD Somerset - MUDON/MEWDEN, POTHECARY & WILMOT(T) Wiltshire - HEATH, COOK, WATKINS, WAIT(E) & WHIT(E)BREAD Monmouthshire - POTHECARY Glamorgan/Carmarthenshire - PARRY
18. RE. MAIDMENT [0.978193]
----- Original Message ----- From: Barry Maidment To: Bristol_and_Somerset-D-request@rootsweb.com ; DORSET-D-request@rootsweb.com ; SURNAMES-BRITAIN-L-request@rootsweb.com ; WESSEX-PLUS@rootsweb.com ; WILTSHIRE-EMI-D-request@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 2:32 PM Subject: Fw: MAIDMENT ----- Original Message ----- From: Barry Maidment To: WILTSHIRE-EMI-D-request@rootsweb.com ; WESSEX-PLUS@rootsweb.com ; SURNAMES-BRITAIN-L-request@rootsweb.com ; DORSET-D-request@rootsweb.com ; Bristol
19. Re: Reciprocal Work [0.978193]
I may well be teaching granny to suck eggs here, but the Birmingham and Midland Society (BMSGH) run a Link scheme which encourages this on a semi-formalised basis. They have a coordinator who will offer a suggestion of someone on her books if she has one with an estimate of any expenses. Then it is a matter of contact between requestor and link to see if what is wanted can be accomplished. There can be no guarantee that there will be a suitable link and the service is only available to BMSGH members. Perso
20. UK Only, another lead [0.978193]
Hello Listers, Firstly I would like to apologise to all those to whom this doesn't apply, basically that's anyone outside the UK. Sorry, but what I have found can't be found any where else but here. And secondly, I will apologise to all those who already knew. If you have teletext on your TV, turn to Channel 4 and dial up page 489. This is a family tree page, I found it last night. It resembles the rootsweb lists in as much as it's people writing in asking for info, but it is not separated into
21. Re: Parkstone Census Records [0.978193]
I think you will find that these areas came under the parish of KINSON AND CANFORD MAGNA I have many baps myself and they are registered under KINSON but I know that they lived in newtown ,ringwood road and parkstone which are all next to one another what names are you looking for/MAYBE i HAVE SEEN THEM ,i LIVE IN kinson BY THE WAY REGARDS SUE IN DORSET.
22. Trickett [0.978193]
Hi list, I am new to the list and to the world of Genealogy.. So , I am looking for information on the name Trickett. I was born in Bournemouth as was I believe was my father and my G/father Fathers name David Albert Trickett born 27-Jul-1930 died 28 Apr 1959 G/fathers name Albert Trickett born approx. 1900/1901 died 31 Dec 1958.. Any info would be appreciated David A. Trickett dave.trickett@nationwideisp.net
23. Re: DORSET-D Digest V00 #90 [0.978193]
Hi Pete, non-hacker descendant of an Acker, Probably a useless piece of information for you. While transcribing late 18C records of Dorset, I have frequently come across 'Ackers' where we would normally write 'Acres', eg 'Ten Ackers Field' or 'so-much seed per acker'. It therefore looks as if this was the Dorset pronunciation in action. or possibly of the West Country as a whole. Similarly, the surnames Acreman, Akreman, Akerman and Ackerman are completely interchangeable. Diana >>hackers caus
24. Re: E-mails [0.978193]
Hi All. As someone who has a great deal to learn about my family tree, England, and family history; I have been amazed with the generous offers of help by list members to all who ask, regardless of their spelling, grammar, or genealogical expertise. Let's keep it that way! Doris
25. Re: CARTER/ LAMBERT/ PALMER/ POPE/ SPENCER/ STEVENS [0.978193]
I think Kinson is near Kimmeridge Antony Lambert. www.dialsquare.fsnet.co.uk ----- Original Message ----- From: Julia To: Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 10:58 PM Subject: Re: CARTER/ LAMBERT/ PALMER/ POPE/ SPENCER/ STEVENS > Hi Mike, > Thanks for the info, > I will have to check that one out. > Not sure where my BUDDEN was from, but she married a man from Broadwinsor, > Dorset. > I wonder if Kinson is anywhere near? > > Julia > > ----- Original Message ---
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