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1. Re: [HRT] Heir Hunters [1]
Hi to all the above Rootsweb mailing listers who live in England, Have you been watching the programme 'Heirhunters' which is being shown presently at 9.15 every morning on BBC1? I've only just discovered it this week and I love it! It shows a team of genealogists searching for relatives of someone who has died without making a will and having no known family. They look up the censuses to make up family trees, and births,deaths and marriages to determine who make up the family and if they are
2. Re: [HRT] Heir Hunters [1]
Further to my last email, SOG responded to the proposal, and you can see this at: http://www.sog.org.uk/files/crr-sogresponse.doc I think the restrictions were meant to come in at the same time as the DOVE project went live, but stand to be corrected if I'm wrong. Sandra ----- Original Message ----- From: "Roy Stockdill" To: Sent: Saturday, July 19, 2008 12:41 PM Subject: Re: [HRT] Heir Hunters > From: "Sandra J Smith"
3. Re: [HRT] FW: Bates [1]
Donald, You are absolutely correct, silly me, a "seniors moment no less. Thank you for correcting me. This mob moved around quite a bit around 1845-1855, Herts, Mdx and Essex and back to Mdx, looking for work no doubt. Later on after the death of their father in 1866 the result a farm accident my grandfather and some of his siblings moved on to Bedford, where began to prosper. Sometimes I confuse myself depending which family member I am chasing. With regards to the siblings marrying siblings I have num
4. Re: [HRT] census look up please 1861 [1]
They are still there. I'll forward you a copy of the census. Dean On Fri, Jul 4, 2008 at 4:47 PM, keith hammond wrote: > Hi, > i have this family on the 1851 census can you please help me > find them on the 1861. THANK YOU. > > Duckmore Lane, Tring > William HORNE, H, 27, ag labr, Drayton, Bucks > Mary, wife, 26, Drayton > John, son, 1, Tring > Thomas, father, W, 64, deaf, ag labr, Weston Turville, Bucks > Benjamin, brother, unm, 22, silk throwster, Drayton > Charles,
5. [HRT] HALS criminal records request [1]
Oh how exciting..I want what your having..all I have is boring ol blacksmiths in my tree and the odd illegitimate baby..oh and a christening that can't be found so stuck somewhere around 1795-1800 - the elusive George Lines. Good Luck with finding a researcher..I would do it but in Australia. Gay ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2008 7:13 PM Subject: [HRT] HALS criminal records request > Hi all, > > Is there a kind (an
6. Re: [HRT] census look up please 1861 [1]
Still in Duckmore Lane, Tring William Horne, Head, 38 Wood Sawyer, Drayton, BKM Mary Wife 38 Drayton, BKM John Son 11 Silk Throwster Tring James Son 8 Silk Throwster Tring Ellen Dau 6 Straw Plaiter Tring George Son 5 Tring HTH Sandra ----- Original Message ----- From: "keith hammond" To: Sent: Friday,
7. Re: [HRT] John Connelley - Census search and advice re Irish records please [1]
Mark, have a look at http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/irl/ http://www.irishorigins.com/ ( a pay per view site) http://www.cyndislist.com/ireland.htm HTH Anne On 25 Jul 2008, at 20:21, mark lemmer wrote: > Thanks everyone that helped with my previous enquiry. > > Would anybody now be able to look up census' before 1881 for John > Connelly born 1843 in Cork County,Ireland. In 1881 he was living in > Lambeth with his wife Elizabeth, they could have been married by 1871. > > Can anyone give me advice re h
8. [HRT] HRT Heir Hunters [1]
I also have been watching 'Heir Hunters' and wonder, 'how do they trace the children/grandchildren born after 1901? How do they find their names and where they live? Sheila
9. Re: [HRT] Slowman and Sarah BRETT [1]
Cindy, I've just had a look at my 1793 map of Hertfordshire ( J Carey ) and there is definitely somewhere called SLOWMANS near Watling Street south of St Albans - the other side of the railway from Frogmore Unfortunately the map is in a frame, so I can\t scan it and send to you. However, it is online at (lots of other old maps of Herts on this site) HTH Anne On 4 Jul 2008, at 08:32, Anne Peat
10. Re: [HRT] SOMMERVILLE [1]
Hi Dean I believe you need to write to HALs to ascertain where the Electoral Rolls for the area of interest are held, within the time frame you specify. There is a charge for searching. I found a date for a marriage (say 1915) and assumed there might have been a child born born within 2 years, and looked for Electoral Roll info circa 1935-1939 for example. It's hit and miss because Elections weren't held during the war but I am resarching my family forward after great grandparents emigrated in 1878
11. Re: [HRT] HRT Heir Hunters [1]
Hi Interesting subject! From afar I have vastly differing experiences! ENGLAND I am NOT allowed details of a patient at an asylum who died in 1910 although I have the Death Cert and know the cause of death! I applied in May 2008 because I knew it was 100 years since the Admisson! Privacy Law was cited. I AM allowed information on house ownership, burial details etc for someone who died in 1981. I have Patient Records and Death Certs for the 1940s. AUSTRALIA Burials and Cemetery info is easily obtaina
12. Re: [HRT] HRT Heir Hunters [1]
From: "Celia Renshaw" To: , Date sent: Fri, 18 Jul 2008 10:46:57 +0100 Subject: Re: [HRT] HRT Heir Hunters Send reply to: eng-hertfordshire@rootsweb.com > In the UK, it is still [for the time being] possible to get BMD > certificates for anyone, at least up to & incl. 2005, maybe right up > to the present, I'm not an expert. Even just using the GRO indexes in > the 20th/21st c
13. [HRT] Slowman and Sarah BRETT [1]
A Big Hello to Everyone, I'm sure someone can answer this question for me. My ggggrandmother Sarah BRETT listed her birthplace on the 1851 Herts census as Slowman. She married her husband James TOMLIN at St. Mary's in Hitchin. Could someone tell me how far Slowman is from Hitchin. I once located Slowman on an old map but I can't find that same map. It must have been a very small town Thanks, Cindy
14. [HRT] GINGER/ANSTEY...ANSTEE [1]
Folks I have a relative called William Anstee GINGER (b1803 in Northall, which I think was historically Bucks). William's family appear to be connected to the Ginger's of Edelsborough, made more difficult by the fact that William was illegitimate - but after over 2 years of searching I can't find his father, or any reference to likely candidates. What I have found is that Willam's mother (Elizabeth Ginger b. c1775, Abbots Langley) had a brother called Edward Ginger (b. 6/4/1776 Edelsborough), who m
15. [HRT] 1851 and 61 census look up please ? [1]
Hi, can any kind person please help ? I am looking for the people living at WEST LEITH FARM TRING on the 1851 and 61 census please.Thank you. Keith in Malta.
16. [HRT] OT - Thanks to Sarratt for the CURD get together [1]
Some time ago I announced a get together of the CURD family with connections to the village of Sarratt. Well, the day came and passed on Saturday last and, so far as I could see it was a great success and enjoyed by all lucky enough to attend. I would just like to pass on my thanks to the good people of area who organised everything so well and made us all so welcome. Many had travelled some distance to put faces to names and to try to discover more family links and thanks to the great efforts of John Hopk
17. [HRT] Military Records in Canada [1]
Would his military records be in Canada or UK? If Canada how do I get hold of them? You can order Canadian expeditionary force (WW1) records from http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/cef/001042-130-e.html?PHPSESSID=4ktgq19mua6dvia6n464uof204#h How to order a copy of a complete service file The complete service files are not available on-line. Only the attestation papers have been digitized. Due to the large volume of inquiries we receive, we are unable to undertake page counts of files prior to or
18. Re: [HRT] Heir Hunters [1]
Hadn't heard of it, but thankfully it is on the BBC iPlayer (www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer) Interesting about the ability to claim from the treasury, presumably there's a time limit involved? I'm sure I could quite easily find a few estates in my tree that went intestate! Tony Dianadiluca@aol.com wrote: > Hi to all the above Rootsweb mailing listers who live in England, > > Have you been watching the programme 'Heirhunters' which is being shown > presently at 9.15 every morning on BBC1? I've only just d
19. Re: [HRT] Slowman and Sarah BRETT [1]
Dear Cindy & Anne, Revising my search to look for a Sarah Tomlin, (whoops, I didn't read Cindy's e-mail properly!), I find Sarah Brett married James Tomlin in 1815 in both Hitchin and Great Gaddesdon! (according to the IGI Family Search .org - however, the latter would appear to be from LDS members rather than from parish records, so is rather suspect!). My Herts FHS 1851 census disc gives Sarah Tomlin as being born in Standon? (Transcriber's question mark not mine!). I must say I wondered prior to
20. [HRT] JESSOP / JESSUP ST Albans [1]
Hello, I am trying to find members of the Jessop (possibly JESSUP) family in the St Albans area on behalf of Victor Raymond Jesso(u)p. Victor was born in the 1930s in the Maida Vale area of London. Thank you, Pippa Edwards, Brighton.
21. Re: [HRT] HRT Heir Hunters [1]
In Canada, if you want particular information that is not yours you have to show proof that you are related AND proof that the person you are requesting information about has been dead for at least 20 years. Otherwise, you must obtain their signature and approval to do so With regard to my father's military records, they insist the oldest child of the family request them. However, the oldest child in our family is NOT my father's child so he has absolutely no interest in obtaining them. The second metho
22. Re: [HRT] Thomas Brindle [1]
Hi Rosemary On Harriet's wedding cert he was down has a labour and it did not say anything at all about him beening dead but that depends on what they tell the vicar but has I cant find him on other census I think you are right , I also looked for the son George on the 1881 census but I cant find him so I expect he is dead also But I also looked for this Thomas Brindle on the 1841 census when I had ancestry and could not find him either but Ancestry was very bad for Herts. on the 1841 Harrie
23. Re: [HRT] WITHERS and DARBY [1]
Thank you to those who replied to my questions about these families. Monken Hadley indeed seems to have been moved about a lot - Hertfordshire, Middlesex, Greater London. The copies of the parish records are held at the London Metropolitan Archives. The info. about George Darby and Elizabeth Aylott is very helpful. I suspect that my Elizabeth Darby was indeed a spinster as it said on the marriage entry and that the 'widow' on the banns entry was an error. I shall have to do some more hunting. An
24. [HRT] re help [1]
Hi, I have grave doubts about Ann b 1808/9 having a child as late as 1847 , it was possible but most unlikely then when child mortality even amongst the young was very high .........have you got this Amelia`s birth certificate ? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pearl" To: Sent: Monday, July 21, 2008 1:37 AM Subject: [HRT] re help > thank you so much for all the information re perkins and fowle it is going > to take me a day or three to get it
25. Re: [HRT] Slowman and Sarah BRETT [1]
Dear Cindy and Valerie - I have also spent some time looking for Slowman and for Sarah Brett/Tomlin . On the 1851 census Ancestry has her transcribed as coming from Stamen Herts.( It could read Slamen - but that doesn't help much! In the 1861 census she says she comes from Hitchin. The only Slowman I could find mention of anywhere was a farm south of St Albans - there were some deeds in HALS and there is now a Slowmans Close - I presume where the farm once stood. Anne On 3 Jul 2008, at 17:17,
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