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1. [DOR] Unsubscribing [1]
Bye for now.
2. [DOR] Meaning of Motto [1]
Could anyone please tell the significance of the Motto 'Noctes Diesques' which means Nights and Days. All the best from a very damp Derbyshire Albert
3. [DOR] List Admin - Scope of list [1]
Three messages prompt this posting! Please don't forget that this list is for Dorset Family and Local History! If you are searching for someone born/living in another county, please subscribe to the relevant county list! For a list of the lists covering the UK see: http://www.genuki.org.uk/indexes/MailingLists.html Obviously people moved around and people were often born in another county and then moved to Dorset or vice versa. If this is the case, please tell us this! Always remember to state your D
4. [DOR] DYMOTT AND CULL [1]
I wonder if anyone on the list is researching the DYMOTT or CULL families. My interest in the DYMOTT family is with a THOMAS DYMOTT who marries ANN CULL at the parish church of Kinson which, I understand, is part of Bournemouth. I believe he was born in Kinson around 1747. On their marriage THOMAS DYMOTT and ANN CULL moved to Camford Magna where they raised six children - the last of these was STEPHEN who moved to Southampton and was my ancestor. Of ANN CULL I know nothing. I would be pleased to know of
5. [DOR] New Forest. [1]
I think Rita is asking for ENG-HAM-NEW-FOREST-L@rootsweb.com I hope this helps. Rod Whale, Andover.
6. RE: [DOR] Free census etc [1]
Just to put the record straight, the Somerset & Dorset family History Society accepts payment by credit card by post or email. The Society recognises the problems of overseas members and keeps the subscription the same as for UK ones although sending them magazines and information is much more expensive. The Society is grateful for all the time given by the many transcribers and hope all family historians appreciate the many, many hours of work they put in. Delia Horsfall --______________________________
7. [DOR] ING + BASON [1]
I am currently seeking Ing Family Connections to the following people. I have recently found my Fathers Cousin who is Mary Yea living in Devon, England and we are both trying are hardest to locate any living relatives of the following names. If you have any information, regarding the following, please don't hesitate to e-mail me at the following address. Regards, Laura Ing Ontario, Canada lauraing@sympatico.ca George Thomas ING Christened: Jan.01.1837 Married: Lavinia Caroline CATLEY (Born in: Westminste
8. Re: [DOR] Powerstock burial records [1]
Pauline I kept my head down initially, expecting other listers in W Dorset would respond but I have the contact you need. As it happens I stayed in the village not long ago and met the Vicar. Her name is The Rev Canon Nerissa Jones. Her address is The Vicarage, Loders, Dorset, DT6 3SA. She is responsible for what is called a "United Benefice" which comprises Askerswell, Dottery, Loders, North Poorton, and Powerstock. So she may be rather busy! I hope you find what you are looking for. Best wishes Brian
9. [DOR] unsubscribing [1]
I am unsubcribing for now. Will be back soon. Thank you.
10. [DOR] Hoskins family from Portland [1]
Dear list, I am trying to find out information on a HosKins family that came to Ontario, Canada in the 1870s. I know of a John Hoskins, born 1818, married to Grace Allan, born 1818. Their children, that I know of were Jane born about 1844, married to a Henry Cook, Grace, born 1850, John Jr., born about 1848, Edward born about 1856. There is also a Mary Hoskins, with conflicting birth dates on her death certificate and tombstone - either 1848 or 1853. I do not know for sure if Mary is a daughte
11. Re: [DOR] Hiring Fairs [1]
Hi Peter David Kerr Cameron wrote a book called The English Fair, c 1998, which includes descriptions of some of the Hiring Fairs or mops as they were also called. In general these took place between Michaelmas and Martinmas (Oct - Nov), but reading through they also took place at other times of the year eg Old May Day - ie12 May - and some towns held them twice a year ISTR gazetteers and trade directories often included details of the dates hiring fairs if they were held in that town. But they weren't
12. [DOR] Posting Interest [1]
HI All Reposting my interests JOHNSON Morden, Witchampton 1800 1900 BROWN Ringwood 1881 PAUL Tarrant Hinton 1600- 1900 ADAMS Morden 1800 WHIFFEN Winterborne Zelstone 1800 HOSKINS Shaftesbury 1800 1950 ROBBINS Shaftesbury 1830 LANNING Folke, Haydon, Kington Magna 1600 -1902 OPEN Haydon 1800 CAINS Sherborne 1750 DULLEY Bath,Somerset
13. [DOR] New To List - Names I'm Researching [1]
Hi Sue Thank you for the Notley information that was most kind of you. Richard NOTLEY and Catherine GAPE are my gt.gt.gt.gt.gt.grandparents and are the farthest I've got back to so far in my research. I've been trying to find the birth place of both Catherine and Richard - looking through the Parish Register of Upwey and the immediate surrounding area I've found no mention of either of their births, mind you as I expect you are aware some pages in some of the registers are nearly unreadable! I did
14. [DOR] List Admin- political messages [1]
Can I just remind everyone that messages which are political, racial or about personal religious beleifs, are not acceptable on this list. If any are posted, please don't reply to them on list. Thanks Helen Helen Jones, Weymouth, Dorset Listowner - Dorset List and Dorset Life List For Dorset Look Ups see: www.melcombe.freeserve.co.uk/dorset/lookups.htm I use Archive CD Books to help with my research http://www.archivecdbooks.org
15. Re: [DOR] Thorncombe and Wayford [1]
Hi Val Sounds very much like local history to me, which I believe is very much on-topic? What usually happens in cases like this, ie when due to inflation the sums involved becomes too small to be practicable, is that the assets are combined with other charity funds that have similar aims, hopefully creating something that is easier to administer and of more value to the recipients. The following is an example with which I am familiar: although in a different category - Jonathan Edwards and Gladys Ban
16. [DOR] ROSE FARM [1]
Dear Sirs Would you know about a ROSE FARM in Dorset in the 1880's and possibly early 1900's? I don't know the location in Dorset. Maybe it would be not so far from Lyme Regis. I am not sure about the location. This farm was owned by the Henley family. Any information related to this matter would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much for your attention. Sincerely, L. Fielding.
17. [DOR] Beaminster [1]
Help. Computer problems on Monday in NZ. someone replied about Beaminster, she lives in Rotorua, sorry lost everything...if you did not receive my response, could you please get back to me...I could not send emails but they still disappeared, but working today! Modern technology. Sorry about this, as I am on so many Root Sites.. I get over 100 messages per day. Thanks. Adele in Clareville.(I would hate you to think that I ignored your email!)
18. [DOR] Mayors of Poole [1]
Hello List, Does anyone know where I can obtain a list of the Mayors of Poole from 1700 to 1800 ? Regards Sue in Sydney
19. Re: [DOR] 1830 PIGGOT DIRECTORY [1]
1830 Pigot's Directory of Dorset (Archive Cd Books reference 0215) shows page 283 Dorchester &c. under Nobility Gentry and Clergy YEATMAN Mrs. High West st. page 294 Sheborne under Nobility Gentry and Clergy YEATMAN Rev. Henry Farr, Stockhouse page 284 Dorchester &c. under Wine and Spirit Merchants YEATMAN Morgan, High West st. page 302 Weymouth &c. under Wine and Spirit Merchants YEATMAN Morgan, St Alban's row, and High West st, Dorchester Cheers Guy Sue Given wrote: > Hi all, > > Could some kind
20. [DOR] unsubscibe [1]
Sorry, will be back in the Autumn Colin
21. [DOR] Unsubscribe [1]
The time has come to "book off" for a while. Thanks for all the information Roger & Trish Lovell
22. [DOR] Widow Honour BEATON of Oborne [1]
I wonder if some kind person has any knowledge of Honour BEATON. She is shown on the legend and map of a survey of the Manor of Oborne dated 1766 carried out by a Mr Bastard on behalf of the lords of the manor, Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge. It appears that Mrs Beaton is the occupier of some 27 pieces of land and is clearly the most substantial of the people listed in terms of land held. However, I have so far found no trace of her in any of the parish registers. I would be grateful if somebody can ei
23. [DOR] Unscribe [1]
See you after holiday!
24. RE: [DOR] ackerman [1]
Hi Mick There are AKERMAN families in Allington and surrounds around that time: (Christenings from Allington PR) 23 Mar 1669 Elizabeth d. of William & Joan AKERMAN 27 Oct 1670 William s. of William & Jean ACKERMAN (one of these must be misspelled) ? Feb 1673 Joan d. of William AKERMAN 12 Jul 1685 Stephen s. of [not given] AKERMAN 7 Oct 1694 Jacob s. of Joseph AKERMAN 28 May 1705 Mary d. of William AKERMAN ~~~~ 5 Nov 1721 Richard s. of Richard AKERMAN and burials: 13 Jan 1712 Thomas ACKERMAN son of Thoma
25. [DOR] Bloxworth Village [1]
Hello Listers, Can anyone tell me something about Bloxworth Village circa 1800? , also are there any filmed records of Land Assessments for the 1840's? TIA Lynne Benden in OZ
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