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1. Cutler marries Cobb [1]
Hi, I'm looking for information on Edward Cutler married to Martha Cobb on November 21, 1814 in Hinton Martel, Dorset. Thank you. Tammy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Get Your FREE mail account at http://www.bravenet.com
2. stinsford prs. [0.978646]
many thanks Helen, for some reason I received 3 cannot deliver messages but still received an answer from the records office! I had used the address you gave Bob S. NZ
3. Re: Phillips [0.978646]
Hi Doug, Taken from the 1881 census. DWELLING: Morden Slepe CENSUS PLACE: Lytchett Minster, Dorset SURNAME: PHILLIPS Elijah head married 70 M Wareham, Dorset Farm Labourer Elizabeth wife married 69 F Wareham, Dorset Farm Labourer Wife Julia ----- Original Message ----- From: Doug and Kim Phillips To: Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 4:23 AM Subject: Phillips > Does anyone have any information about an Elisha or E
4. Charles Phillips [0.978646]
Greetings to all listers. I am trying to find the parents of Charles Phillips, born about 1860 at Sandford, Wareham. His parents might be Elija and Elizabeth Phillips, but I am not 100% sure. Thank you for all your help. Doug Phillips.
5. Re: Lookup.......Rosa CHEESEMAN [0.978646]
Dear Jim Thanks for your reply. I gave the Family Search a try but no luck even with just the surname! I will see if a search of the PRO marriage records for the period turns up a result, or possibly the local F/History Society. Thanks again & regards. George H. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, March 03, 2000 4:50 AM Subject: Re: Lookup.......Rosa CHEESEMAN > I tried to find the marriage on a Vital Records index from the LDS but no
6. RE: Handley & Gussage St Michael MIs [0.978646]
Can I add to this with my own correction! Copies of the two sets of MIs are held by the S&DFHS although not actually for sale. The Service Provider will search the two sets for specific names - again details on the Society Web Site. Alan -----Original Message----- From: Alan J Brown [mailto:ajbrown@lds.co.uk] Sent: 09 March 2000 09:05 To: DORSET-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: Handley & Gussage St Michael MIs Hello, Jocie, As far as I know these only exist as single copies in the Record Office. They were
7. THOMAS HARDY connection? [0.978646]
I became interested in genealogy in the 1970s after an aged uncle mentioned, whilst looking through some old family photos of mine, that his mother had some letters, usually giving unwanted advice, and a photo from "that writer chap". "I think he became quite famous, can't remember his name, but he lived in Dorset" he said. "Not Thomas Hardy!" I exclaimed. "That's the chap" he replied. That triggered memories of a pale blue photo album I was given as a child to keep me amused when visiting my grandparen
8. Re: Thomas Jukes 1851 Lookup Required [0.978646]
Thanks to all who helped me with this. I've drawn a blank but even that is useful. I know he wasn't in Hampshire in 1851 so perhaps Wiltshire is the next port of call. I think he may have been in Dorset (at Caundle Marsh) in 1871 but it's all speculation as he may have died many years before 1851. Thanks again, I'll have to keep looking, Tim Robinson tim@tigerent.freeserve.co.uk
9. RE: BandB Fifehead Magdalen [0.978646]
Larry, I cannot speak from personal experience but you can try the following http://uk8.multimap.com/map/places.cgi for information. Just type in Fifehead Magdalen, it will show a map of the area, follow the "Local Web Sites" link and select Hotels (it return 42 when I tried this today). Manor Farm is listed, it's even got fishing rights. By the way which families are you researching in the area, mine may link. Regards Roy a'Court Roy.aCourt@RADA.in2home.co.uk -----Original Message----- From: LARRY D
10. Re: DORSET-D Digest V00 #116 [0.978646]
Dear Maddy The URL for the Commonwealth War Graves site is http://www.cwgc.org Regarding the question about the soldier from the Canadian Expeditionary Force being in the Dorset Yeomanry, my knowledge is quite limited. However I was just looking at http://www.archives.ca yesterday. There you will find a listing of all those who enlisted in the CEF. Somewhere on the forms they had to swear that they would join whatever regiment they were assigned to. There is lots of information about the CEF. Have a
11. Re: Bowring of South Dorset [0.978646]
Russ My Elizabeth Ann Ford married John Bowring at St Laurence, Upwey on 12 October 1865. His father was Benjamin Bowring. In 1881 the couple were living at 2 Queen Street, Melcombe Regis with the following children: Fred (born Portland), Mary (born Upwey), Edward (born Upwey), William (Born Upwey), Annie (born Weymouth), Ernest (born Weymouth). According to the census, John was born at Longbredy. Any connections? Sandy ----- Original Message ----- From: Russ Sims To:
12. CARTER / LAMBERT/ PALMER/ POPE/ SPENCER/ STEVENS [0.978646]
I am reposting my interests before I unsubb for a whilie. CARTER, James [born c1755] married c1776 Okeford Fitzpaine, Grace LAMBERT [born c1755] CARTER, William [born c1777] married 1800 Okeford Fitzpaine, Jane SPENCER [born c1780] CARTER, James [born c 1824] married 1842 Okeford Fitzpaine, Sarah POPE [born c1820] STEVENS, John married [Tarrant Hinton c 1805] Ann ?[born c 1777 Blandford] STEVENS, Sarah [born Tarrant Hinton 1810] married [Tarrant Hinton 1829] Henry PALMER [born Abbotsbury c1794] Sue H
13. Grove Buildings, Fordington [0.978646]
Hi Peter One of my ancestors was born at Grove Buildings, Fordington in 1883, so they had not been demolished then. I am hoping to go to Fordington soon, if I get a chance I'll have a look! Karen Lancefield (STAINER)
14. Calling JUDY RAMSEY? [0.978646]
Trying to contact Judy Ramsey of New Zealand. She posted the name SWAFFIELD on the Dorset surnames interest list but my email to her was bounced. Her query was about a possible illegitimate birth in Netherbury and family lore about the father being a John SWAFFIELD. In an email from the kind Jerry Willmott about his copy of the book "History Of Beaminster" was the following: >The index has two SWAFFIELD references: Whatley (Farm) - 74 acres, all rented from various people, mostly in the general area of
15. Re: Dorchester Book [0.978646]
-----Original Message----- From: Richard Rajski To: DORSET-L@rootsweb.com Date: 23 March 2000 14:32 Subject: Dorchester Book Hi Wendy, I have been searching for the Hardy family from Dorset and with zero results. David and Thomas HARDY were born at Blandford and there is only one Blandford in all of England. Was there a HARDY family previously? Thank you in advance. adrian.vos@odyssey.on.ca >Hi All! > >Someone recently mentioned a book by David
16. SMITH [0.978646]
Damon This may prove more nuisance than help but I have found that new names often provide new links. I have two Smiths marrying into my lines. George = Ann Dorey 6th May 1798. Witnesses James Hood and Lucy Bennett. Ann was from East Holme but I wouldn't let that worry you; I have another of my East Holme ancestors marrying into a Bushey family. Sarah Smith b. Wargate = Jesse Benjamin Dorey b. Kingston about 1864. Not a million miles from Bushey. Hope this helps. if not, apologies but you can never tell
17. 1851 census [0.978646]
Hi Listers: If someone has access to 1851 census would like a lookup John Harden - stonemason living in Swange Possibly married Thanks Diana
18. Francis Bugler Ltd, Beaminster, Dorset & the Rurual History Society [0.978646]
Hi Before I start, my disclaimer: there is no data on-line, apart from the type of info listed below. Visit the site for further info. Going on one of my Sunday afternoon strolls around academia I bumped into this: http://www.rdg.ac.uk/Instits/im/rural/archg.html The Rural History Centre Address: University of Reading, Whiteknights, Reading, Berkshire RG6 6AG. Telephone: (0118) 931 8660. Archive Collections: a summary guide Francis Bugler Ltd, Beaminster, Dorset Implement, machinery and wagon repa
19. death Cetificate: [0.978646]
Thankyou Helen: SInce I was just looking for the age of Ephrain Motyer at death to establish a birth date I was reluctant to order the certificate. I thought someone could just look and tell me without actually ordering it. My question now is what information does the death certificate offer? Can you help with this as it seems at lot of monies to order a certificate that may not tell me what I need to know. Thanks Diana (Canada)
20. Re: FORDINGTON [0.978646]
Thank you very much. MaryAnn
21. What is an 'Admon' [0.978646]
Hello everyone. I was recently reading a published article about my family tree and one part of the article made reference to the one of the individuals (died 1733) in either Wiltshire or Dorset (it said, I just can't remember off the top of my head which) and said that "in the Admon, ..." and then when on to state some of the info from obtained from the 'Admon'. Obviously from the text stated, I conclude that the "Admon" is a form for source document, but can anyone tell me what kind of document? If it
22. Frustrated, Disappointed, Still Trying to Locate William Thrall, Sr. 1579 and William Thrall, Jr. 1605 [0.978646]
I joined the Dorset list in September of 1999 and have contributed and received help and direction from others, but still have not accomplished my objective, which is, to confirm definitively, that my ancestor came from Dorsetshire. Details of my objective and results to date, since joining the Dorset list, are as follows: I'm trying to confirm recent LDS information that states William Thrall 1579 born in Slope Hills Netherbury, Dorsetshire and his son William Thrall born in 1605. Prior LDS informati
23. Lydlinch [0.978646]
I'm afraid this message may be a little late for those of you overseas, the technical problems prevented me sending it earlier. Will be off to the LDS in just over 12 hours. I shall be looking at the LDS film of the Lydlinch Settlement Papers on Friday. They date from 1733. If there is anyone with ancestors that appear to have moved into Lydlinch between 1733 to 1800, I would be happy to look out for your name, but please let me know when you think they moved into the parish. Lynda Researching MUD(D)LE /
24. Thomas JUKES 1851 Lookup Required. [0.978646]
Dear All, Has the 1851 census for Dorset been indexed? I'm searching for an entry for Thomas JUKES who was described as being 'Late of Caundle Marsh, Dorset' in a will of 1878 and in the marriage entry for one of his sons in 1871 he is described as 'Father: Thomas JUKES - Gentleman'. I'm hoping from this that he was alive during census years and can find his place of birth. He was married to Grace DARK in 1813 and had been a blacksmith. If the 1851 census is indexed would someone have a moment to lo
25. Re: KINGCOMBE [0.978646]
Higher and Lower Kingcombe are hamlets on the road from Toller Porcorum to Hooke in West Dorset. Sometimes known as Over and Nether Kingcombe they make up the Tything of Kingcombe in the Parish of Toller Porcorum. Regards Brian ----- Original Message ----- From: "strong" To: Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2000 3:28 AM Subject: KINGCOMBE > Greetings, I am having trouble locating KINGCOMBE according to the 1871 census my G grandfather DAVID STRONG gave his place
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