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1. CUTLER [1]
Looking for connections to Thomas CUTLER and wife Bethia born Verwood, Dorset around 1845. They has a son Walter in Alwood, Dorset 1868 and daughter Catharine and son George in Langton Maltravers, Dorset in 1870 & 1872. Other children born in Somerset and Wiltshire. Catharine married Sidney THICK in 1889 before sailing to Australia. :-) Annette Riegel Townsville, Queensland, Australia
2. [Fwd: Welcome to DORSET-L] [1]
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3. Unsubscribe [1]
Diana Trenchard wrote: > John Hallett wrote: > > > > >I am trying to find out more information about 3 HALLETTs who were > >transported to > >America in 1685 as part of Judge Jeffries Bloody Assizes. > >Can anybody give me any leads as to where to look? > >John Hallett, Nr Bath,England > > The following is from 'The Monmouth Rebels' by W.McD. Wigfield (1985): > > HALLETT, Daniel, of Wilton, 'absent'; tried at Taunton; remaining in gaol; > transported from Wells by White [Sir Richard White] on the 'Constant
4. Re: Bridport accomodations [1]
Nancy Cook wrote: > > Any suggestions regarding an inexpensive/moderately priced hotel or bed and > breakfast in Bridport? I will be using public transportation and expect > that something right in town will be the most convenient. I will be there > for one overnight in mid August, and wonder if I should make an advance > reservation. > Hello Nancy (and any other potential summer visitor to Dorset) Sorry I can't suggest a place but you really must make sure you book accomodation in advance (especiall
5. Re: exeter collage [1]
In a message dated 23/07/98 03:21:28 GMT, you write: << DORSET-L@rootsweb.com >> Becky, I think Exeter College is more likely Exeter College at Oxford thand the public school called Exeter College at Exeter. The thing to do would be to look in a list of Oxford graduates. These are available in public libraries. Alan Scadding
6. Re CLAVELL [1]
> William George CLAVELL and wife Mary, had their son Edward George > CLAVELL christened, 21 June 1825 at Wimmborne,Minster, Dorset, England.I > would appreach any info on this family,poss. sibs, Georger Edward,Henry, > Sarah. ============ Hi Samuel. Just in case you have not got the 1851 census records, there were no CLAVELLs or similar in Dorset in 1851. In Hampshire, next door, ther are entries for CLAVELE in Portsea; CLAVELL in Binstead, Ryde; CLAVELLE in Northwood, Whippingham; and CLAWELL in St Nicho
7. Re: MACEY FAMILY OF POOLE DORSET [1]
Welcome Rod. Your posting is wonderful and I hope it brings some good responses. Here are some addresses that you may find useful... All Dorset records are kept in the County Archives in Dorchester. Their address is County Record Office Bridport Road Dorchester DT1 1RP Their archivists are pretty good at searching through the birth, marriage & death certificates if you can give them a year and month (preferably). They charge 10 pounds stlg per hour plus
8. Oops. [1]
Hello everyone, Ooops. I sent my Channel Island query to this list by mistake. Sorry. Robin California
9. exeter collage [1]
Hello my name is Becky and I am new to the list. I am researching, ALEXANDER BILES,born abt 1620 in dorchester,dorset England. DOROTHY STRONG, born abt 1620 in dorchester,dorset England. ANN SPEAR, born abt 1600 same as above also my gggggfather went to collage at Exeter collage is there any way I might find out something about that. I am new at this and might make mistakes but forgive me I, ll learn by and by thanks Becky Ann Ps. That gggggfather w
10. Address on postings [1]
One plea to some of you. I'm sure it would help some of us if you could indicate your town/country in the sig. line of your messages. Since email is so international, it is sometime difficult to determine where people are writing from, and hence how much information they need. Not the whole address, just town and country. Just a thought. Flame me, trash my message, remove my name from the list if you don't like the idea :) John John Hebley Voice: (972) 866-8879 Dallas, TX
11. SCADDING/SCADDEN [1]
Dear All, I am looking for details of an ancestor, JOHN SCADDING. Both of his birth in Devon and of his married life in Dorset. He might have been born as late as 1719 in Hemyock, Devon. He was a Cordwainer (shoemaker) of Hemyock when, in 1739, he took out a special license to marry HANNAH (Catherine) BARNES/BAINS of Semsbury, Dorset(Symondsbury). They possibly had four children in Symondsbury, Robert (c.1742), Sarah (c.1745), Moses (24/12/1747), John (25/8/1759). John carried on the cordwainer bus
12. Whites of Dorchester [1]
I am researching my family history and have traced back to my great grandfather Thomas White, who was a school master at Winterbourne Stickland in Dorset, he was there during the 1881 cenus and died 28/02/1901. He was married to Margaret nee Cheeter and had the following children Henry John White b 1868 Edward John White b 1869 Walter George White b 1871 my grandfather Arthur William White b 1872 Frederick C White b 1878 Margaret Minnie White b 09 Sept 1874 I believe that Thomas was the son of John and Eliz
13. CURTIS, HAWKINS, and GIBBONS [1]
CURTIS - Elizabeth Curtis (b 1776), daughter of James and Ann, wife of John Jacob Heberley.. Any information on her or her mothers maiden name would be appreciated. HAWKINS - Mary Ann, (b 1820) daughter of Barter Hawkins, a butcher on Noth Quay in Weymouth. Did Barter have a brother George, also a butcher on Chappel Street. Were they related to Elizabeth Hawkins. GIBBONS - Guy Gibbons of Abbotsbury. Married Mary Heberley in 1839. Thanks John Hebley John Hebley Voice: (972) 8
14. Tolpuddle Lovelesses [1]
Hello Irene ! Loveless is/was quite a common name in some parts of Dorset. First you should try and get some details of your own family - names, baptism dates and places before finding a possible ancestor who lived years ago. I think only one Loveless was a martyr, and he may possibly have been one of those who returned to Dorset. A friend of mine recently found a churchyard - in Essex, I think, where many of the returned martyrs were buried. I think the martyrs are well-documented. I
15. RE: Dorset Life 17/1800's [1]
Hi Karen, I have recently invested in a book called Dorset Smugglers by Roger Guttridge ISBN 0 90212990 2 having borrowed it from my local library first and being very impressed. It can be ordered via the internet - I use www.bookpages.co.uk/ (I just checked, and they have it listed at #9.95 english pounds. This book is based on actual records, and gives a vivid account of smuggling in the county, and at the back it has a "smugglers Roll Call" with a list of all smugglers convicted in Dorset. I gather f
16. Piette Street, St. Peter Port, Guernsey [1]
Hello, Thanks to Barry, I now have a map showing the street where my g grandparents were living when their oldest child was born, Piette St. Is there someone on the list who is familiar with the area? I would love to know what it is like now and was like in the last century. My g grandfather was a mariner and I am sure of modest means so I am expecting that they were living in a boarding house or such. Thank you to anyone who can be my "eyes." Robin Linn Stockton, California USA P.S. If it
17. Havilands of Poole [1]
Hello Ben You wrote: _____________________________X-Message: #2 Date: Thu, 25 Jun 1998 10:56:06 +1000 From: "Benjamin Leonard Skeates" To: DORSET-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <002001bd9fd5$08a62ac0$46f317cb@ritronics-p166> Subject: re Haviland of Poole Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi all Any, but any information please on either of my ancestors Matthew HAVILAND (Rector of POOLE, DOR) or his spouse Joan WEBB(E) of ODSTOCK, WIL. married on 3rd June 1548. They had at least one son J
18. HELP Guthrie surname [1]
Hi everyone I am new to this list I am researching the Guthrie surname in the UK and have found a branch that is in the Dorset area. If anyone has access to the 1871 census could you please do a look-up for me. All I have is William Guthrie ? b November, 01 1844 Dundonald, Ayr. Wife unkown Daughters Annie b 1869 Dorset, Blandford Augusta b 1873 Dorset, Blandford Thanking you in advance Norm Guthrie nguthrie@tct.net Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
19. CLAPP/MATRAVERS [1]
I have been looking into the history of my family name here in Somerset for the last nine months. I live in Midsomer Norton, about 10 miles south of Bath and Bristol. My grandmother's family (HOLCOMBE) came from Watchet in West Somerset. I am now looking for a branch of the family which began with the marriage of Robert CLAPP and Betty MATRAVERS in Donyatt (near Ilminster) in 1797. I have not been able to find a baptism for either of them in the Somerset Record Office and given the proximity of Ilminster t
20. WORTHY/ WILTSHIRE [1]
Hello All, I am a "NEWBIE" from N.Z.I have been researching my numerous roots for 18yrs.and now am keen to find some living twigs--so would be delighted to hear from folk who are connected to the above families. Elizabeth (Bessie) WILTSHIRE-born 1832 in Fifehead Neville,Dorset married James Worthy-born Templecombe,Somerset.Bessie was buried 1921 in Semley Wilts.Their children listed below were all born Henstridge,Somerset.In the 1881 Census they were all living in Semley. 1.Lucy Fanny WORTHY b.1859 = Fra
21. What are these? [1]
The Middle Temple is one of the four inns of court. With the Inner Temple it is situated on the edge of the City of London. All English barristers are members or one or other of the inns, but they do not necessarily practise from chambers situated in their own inn. Traditionally their function has been to train and exercise disciplinary functions over members of the Bar, but their practical role in each of these two regards is now somewhat lessened. The Temple was formerly occupied, as might be expected
22. Weymouth Harbour [1]
Can anyone give me details (or recommend one if there are lots :-} ) of a book that is written about Weymouth Harbour and the boats working out of it in the period 1750 - 1850. In particular I am interested in more information about a private ship of war The Intrepid which captured a square sterned sloop by the name of Betsey sometime around 1800, and also several other sloops which might have been involved in smuggling operations. Thanks in advance Sheelagh
23. Re: PLAYER/AMEY [1]
Deborah Waller wrote: -> > Looking for the baptisms of the following husband and wife. > > John PLAYER born about 1763, died 1837 Poxwell, father possibly George. > > Mary AMEY born about 1777 died Poxwell 1848, mother possibly Anne. Mary > is described as of Holworth/Milton Abbas at her marriage in Poxwell in > 1801. Witnesses to the marriage were Marge Cox and William Hooper. > > Has anyone had sight of this family? No evidence of them or the names > in Poxwell at the time of their baptisms. Have
24. Re: 1851 census compressed files [1]
Have e-mailed Linda with copy of ARJ.EXE and some notes - hope it works PAul On Fri, 31 Jul 1998 08:21:36 -0400, you wrote: >Caroline, > >I downloaded the counties I wanted and the couldn't open it. Someone >told me to down load an .exe file so I did, but still no luck. Could >you please tell me what program you used to open it? > >Linda > >Caroline Gaden wrote: >> >> If you can read arj the following is brilliant >> The 1851 census for the following parishes is on the web at >> >> ftp://ftp.cac.psu.
25. Halletts & Bloody Assizes [1]
John Hallett wrote: > >I am trying to find out more information about 3 HALLETTs who were >transported to >America in 1685 as part of Judge Jeffries Bloody Assizes. >Can anybody give me any leads as to where to look? >John Hallett, Nr Bath,England The following is from 'The Monmouth Rebels' by W.McD. Wigfield (1985): HALLETT, Daniel, of Wilton, 'absent'; tried at Taunton; remaining in gaol; transported from Wells by White [Sir Richard White] on the 'Constant Richard' to Jamaica. HALLETT, George, of Thor
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