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1. Re: [HWK] Teagle [1]
At 10:40 AM 21/1/2002 -0000, you wrote: >Help are there any TEAGLE researchers in the house?? >regards >Robert > >visit my web pages at >http://www.Btinternet.com/~Robert.Millard > > G'day (I know I am tardy; still wading through the 2,000 emails that accumulated during my hols!) I have on my index of GLS & Bristol Immigrants to Australia pre 1888 Index the family of Thomas & Ann TEAGLE who arrived as assisted immigrants per 1853 "Royal Charlie" (Port Adelaide SA). Here they are on the 1851 census 19
2. [HWK] Wills [1]
Hi listers The Wills Geoff refered to before are now uploaded to the Willsweb page you can access it from the link below:- http://www.btinternet.com/~robert.millard/Willsweb There are over 70 wills now uploaded all with Hawkesbury connections but NONE are THOMPSON's (hint) if you wish to contact the person who holds the original/copy or has links under the mainheading is the transcriber on the first page is a list of transcribers or contributors each name will when clicked set up an E mail connection to tha
3. Re: [HWK] Fw: {not a subscriber} Tresham 1901 GALES [1]
Hi Dave >> According to the 1901 at Tresham (page 6) my gg grandmother Jane GALE >came >> from Lowsmore Gloster. Has anyone any idea where that place is or >> suggestions for a different spelling. Is anyone else out there connected >> with these TreshamGALES? >> According to 'The Place Names of Gloucestershire' books, there is a Lowsmoor Farm in the Avening parish. Cheers Liz Elizabeth Jack : ejack@gloster.demon.co.uk In Gloucester Hidden Heritage : http://www.gloster.demon.co
4. [HWK] THOMPSON [1]
Something for you to ponder on whilst you wait for the Smurfs to release the pro census computer. You may even wish to call it the first 1901 census look up request on the list !!! ( Well someone gad to be first) Bernard Edward Thompson JOTCHAM made his way into the world on July 1st 1920. On August 8th of that year his parents Frederick Thompson JOTCHAM an electrician and his wife Hilda Maud of 5 Acacia Road, Horn Lane, Acton, London W 3 had him baptised at St Giles, Hillesley. I wonder who Fred was, whe
5. Re: [HWK] PLOUGH INN [1]
Hi Carole I've always believed that "Farn indoor Servants" were the ones who did the tasks like making cheese - Hawkesbury and the other villages along the scarp int he area wre a long ay from markets and any perishable products like surplus milk would have to be preserved in some way ... cheese would have been a good way of doing his, wthout necessarily being a big cash product of any farms.. There is a familty of TEAGLEs from Didmarton - my GGGUncle Richard married Rachel TEAGLE -as his second wife - i h
6. [HWK] Get Together 2 [1]
I hope today to get the census pages for Alderley, Tresham and Horton. I will look for Little Badminton as well. On Friday or Saturday we hope to be able to walk down Back Street and Park Street and solidly confirm who lived in which cottage and when. If we are lucky then this will be available at The Get Together although probably not in typed and printed form. I will have the photocopier with me on Saturday and the handheld scanner. Do we need to take the fiche reader ? If there is anything specificall
7. [HWK] Get Together [1]
Thank you Carol for those kind words. What a great tiem we had yesterday. Where do all these researchers keep coming from ? So many exciting things happened this weekend that I don't know where to start. I will leave Cousin Bob Lawrence to explain about the TOGHILL / WATTS / Warren farm mystery. We had a go at working out who lived where on Park Street in 1901 but with so many new buildings we were not too successful. However we will be next time because we will remember to take the 1891 index with us as w
8. [HWK] family tree [1]
hi all i am currently researching the family tree on the Samuel family and i am trying to find out where the town /borough of felling is many thanks George
9. [HWK] PLOUGH INN [1]
Hi Nikki Sorry to have to disappoint you but there is no sign of your elusive Thomas or his sister Hannah/Anna Jane Watts on the 1841 census. I believe you already have the entry for the family but if not.... John WATTS 48 Inn Keeper Jane " 46 Isaac " 20 James " 15 Walter " 9 Robert " 7 George " 5 I can't find any likely Thomas's or Hannah/Anna's who appear to be with the wrong families. Courtesy of Janet I have a d
10. [HWK] Wills [1]
I have uploaded a number of new wills today including the first Rodway will that of Giles 1722 find them at http://www.Btinternet.com/~Robert.Millard/Willsweb the BDM certificates site is now ready at if you send them I'll post them but you need to send them FIRST if you access the site first its made easy for you to send them http://www.Btinternet.com/~Robert.Millard/BDM regards Robert visit my web pages at http://www.Btinternet.com/~Robert.Millard
11. Re: [HWK] BDM certs [1]
rubbish ----- Original Message ----- From: Robert Millard To: Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 10:08 AM Subject: Re: [HWK] BDM certs > Hi Tony > .Jpg will do do nicely thanks I can also take Giff ,BMP, as well. > regards > Robert > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > To: > Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 9:48 AM > Subject: [HWK] BDM certs > > > > Hello Robert, > > Do you h
12. [HWK] 1901 census ID (BUTLER - THOMPSON) [1]
I have identified William BUTLER (on page 9 of the Hawkesbury pages, living in a house on Inglestone Common, next to the Chapel) as the son of Anne THOMPSON, the sister of "our" Mary Jane THOMPSON. It was this Anne who occurs on Edward THOMPSON's death certificate , present at the death. So William is Edward and Jane's nephew. Cousin Doug Thompson
13. Re: [HWK] Edwards & Dancy Families [1]
Rhonda Can't see any Dancy's to fit with your details. There were a number of Dauncey's living in Wotton-under-edge that could be connected to your George. Good luck and thanks for writing. Kerrie ----- Original Message ----- From: R Wicks To: Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2002 11:35 AM Subject: Re: [HWK] Edwards & Dancy Families > Kerrie, > > My Dancey line hasn't made it into Hawkesbury. It starts with > > George DANCEY b ca 1767 - 1838 marr
14. Re: [HWK] Re: Another THOMPSON marriage [1]
Hi Doug, makes perfect sense - our Thompsons were stonemasons when they arrived in Australia. Regards Gwen. I leave for Australia in about 24 hours.
15. [HWK] Wills - COOK - Lilac Cottage [1]
Do any of our listers yet have a copy of the will of John COOK made in 1833 (Gloucestershire Record Office reference 1833/48) ? We need a transcript of this to assist a villager now living in the property. A list of John COOK's descendants would also be welcome to see if we can match any of them to this property. I believe John COOK owned what is now Lilac Cottage. Lilac Cottage was the Village Post Office. The post office is now on Back Street. The old post office was on France lane. The old post office
16. Re: [HWK] PLOUGH INN [1]
Hi Carole I have not realy been following this but can I take it John WATTS was innkeeper at the Plough in 1841 and son Robert was innkeeper in 1881 so where does Thomas fit in is he the expected son of Robert? It may be of some help in the church at Tresham, there is in the left hand conrner a document listing all the people who contributed to the rebuilding of the church it's a who's who of the inhabitants at the time, the church is locked normaly but the key is obtainable from the lady at the farm house
17. [HWK] EAMER - THOMPSON - CARTER - STAFFORD [1]
Robert has posted the will of John ASHBEE at http://www.btinternet.com/~Robert.Millard/Willsweb/1822JohnAshbee.htm which you will probably want to refer to. I have however made a slight omission in the transcription which will be rectified tomorrow. Where John talks of his daughter Maria in the first instance he refers to her as Maria EMER. Maria's mother was Ann THOMPSON born 1750 daughter of William THOMPSON and Elizabeth ALLEN ( nee something other than ALLEN). Unfortunately I haven't come up with a ma
18. [HWK] 1901 [1]
ALL 59 pages are now uploaded to the members area. Let the indexing begin. Geoffro The Pond Dipper Http://www.HawkesburyFamilyHistory.co.uk Http://www.HillesleyFamilyHistory.co.uk Eng-Glo-Hawkesbury-l-request@rootsweb.com WHITTARD-L-request@rootsweb.com Brightman-l-request@rootsweb.com Http://www.BristolCouncilTenants.co.uk
19. Re: [HWK] Alfred BRINT [1]
Hi There, I worked with a Dave Brint in Oman for quite a while, his address is :- Dave Brint, 17 Spey Drive, Auckley, Doncaster, D.N.9 3J.G. South Yorkshire, whether he will be able to help you or not I dont know, but it might be worth a letter. I have found about 24 on the I.G.I. 6 Marriages amongst them, if you want them let me know. Regards, Maurice
20. Re: [HWK] Wickwar through the ages [1]
The Dr Hulbert isn't one of mine - but an earlier twig from my tree (much earlier) moved to Chipping Sodbury - I haven't linked them yet - but the first one i found has the familt first name of Chapman - which you have to admit is a bit rare! Marilyn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Geoff Brightman" To: Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 6:46 PM Subject: [HWK] Wickwar through the ages > I got a copy of this fantastic book a couple of months
21. Re: [HWK] STINCHCOMBE [1]
Bronwen, Any accounts of NIBLETTS in America/Texas? I work with a surgeon named Kevin NIBLETT and have told him about this website. Karyne, Dallas
22. Re: [HWK] BDM Certificates [1]
What a great idea Robert. Go for it! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Millard" To: Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 8:49 AM Subject: [HWK] BDM Certificates > Hi all > One thing that stuck we on Saterday apart from (The Pond Dipper) was how many people have sent for the same certificates expensive enough if you live in the UK so I thought why not have a central depositry for images of them if you are interested I could start a
23. [HWK] STINCHCOMBE on TV [1]
I watched the new Johnny Vaughn chat show on TV last night. There was a few minutes short bit for local announcements. One of those was a STINCHCOMBE couple from WUEdge thanking everyone for their Golden wedding.celebrations. Can't remember their first names. Caroline
24. [HWK] William Gardener [1]
Hi Douglas Your William GARDENER is a bit of a mystery, as you say there was another William GARDENER born 1823 who just to confuse everyone called himself Lewis,probably because of his cousin William, I think your William was the son of William GARDENER born 1791at Horton and his wife Mary a nurse from Wickwar they did have a son John born 1828 at Hawkesbury on census in 1851 I think from the Burial records they lived at Petty France other children James 1822 Elizabeth 1824 ( John 1828) James 1828 William
25. [HWK] Re: ROBERT WINBOW [1]
I have a photocopy of a card that reads as follows: In Affectionate Remembrance of ROBERT WINBOW, Who Departed this life, Jan 16th, 1877, Aged 45 Years And was interred at Hawkesbury Churchyard, January 20th, _________________ "Thy Will Be Done" and al
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