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1. Re: [ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] Middleton Marriage Index [1]
Evening Doreen, Congratulations on finishing your database. Have any EMERSON`S turned up now you have completed your data base, I have them from the St Mary`s, Birch register, so many christened and buried at Birch but married elsewhere. Regards, Sylvia Researching ASPIN/Blackburn, EMERSON/Middleton McALLISTER/Lancs. JONES/Salford. BURGESS/Dunham Massey. BROWN/Newcastle. ----- Original Message ----- From: Doreen Elahwany To: Sent: 2
2. [ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] Postcodes / Postmarks - thank you! [1]
Hi Listers, Many, many thanks to all those of you who replied to our query about the dates of introduction of various aspects of the postmark/postcode system. As a result of your replies we now have the answers that we needed Stan Gooch Rob Sones member, member, East of London FHS Berkshire FHS________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ The Pubs, Inns and Taverns In
3. Re: [ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] Basic Help - Anybody? [1]
Hi You could try Rochdale and then the main office Southport before you give up. Regards -- Jackie Tanner
4. Re: [ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] Judges [1]
Hi Joan, Just had a thought about your "Judging Eggs" message. There was a custom of decorating eggs in Heywood, and probably other parts of the district. I think sometime around Lent or Easter. The eggs were usually painted with various designs. Could your ancestor have been judging the artwork or was "judging eggs" his occupation. There was still a decorated egg competition in Heywood around Eastertime in the 1970 when my children were at primary school. Regards, Sylvia Researching ASPIN/Blackburn, EME
5. [ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] Inn the News - September 1999 [1]
Hi Listers, We'd like to start this month's news by returning to a subject which keeps cropping up: Access to the Database. We are frequently asked how to access the database for enquiries into individuals or premises so we hope to provide a clear and definitive answer. The database will not be available on line for the following reasons: 1. Size: The finished database will be of the order of 2.25 gigabytes. To put this into context, this is the equivalent of a 5 CD-ROM set (including a search engine), or
6. [ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] News from the Pubs, Inns and Taverns Index - August 199 [1]
Hi Listers, The old cliche about needing more hours in the day has certainly applied during the last month! The availability of the 1881 Census on CD-ROM has meant that a greater number of submissions from this source have come in and have been most welcome. In theory, 1881 should eventually be the best Indexed year of the century. Following our brief, potted history of the origins of the name "Red Lion," we have received a number of favourable comments. This month we offer "The Marquis of Granby": A publ
7. [ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] EMERSON FAMILY -Middleton area. [1]
Hi Listers, Been off line for the hols so I thought I would post my interests for new listers. Emerson/ c1800 Birch; Bowlee; Hebers; Middleton; Heywood. McAllister/ c1805 Cape of Good Hope; c1825 Heap. Jones/c 1851 Salford. Edwards/ c1881 Broughton,Salford. Rhodes/ c1800 Heap. Aspin/c 1851 Blackburn. Fitton/ Birtle. Walch/c 1851 Bolton Regards, Sylvia Researching ASPIN/Blackburn, EMERSON/Middleton McALLISTER/Lancs. JONES/Salford. BURGESS/Dunham Massey. BROWN/Newcastle.
8. Re: [ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] Basic Help - Anybody? [1]
Brian The majority of my successes for Middleton recorded births have actually been at Rochdale Registry Office. (Although notmy main line names I have a Margaret BOLTON born 1881 if that ties in - born Middleton and married James HORROCKS c1900 ). Darren - Rochdale -----Original Message----- From: Joan White To: ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L@rootsweb.com Date: 05 August 1999 18:59 Subject: [ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] Basic Help - Anybody? >In cas
9. Re: [ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] Basic Help - Anybody? [1]
Thank you Darren for your reply. I omitted to mention that I had tried Rochdale office as well as Salford ( which was where John and Martha lived at the time of the baptism ) with no luck. They probably did a few "moonlight flits" judging by the movements in the Manchester area. John was born in London, Middlesex from the census declaration but I haven't found the baptism yet. I don't know of a Margaret Bolton as yet ( apart from my sister that is ) but I will have another look in the light of what you have
10. [ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] new subscriber [1]
Hello everyone I would be pleased to hear from anyone who may have the following surname interests particularly in the Cowhill/Denton Lane areas of Chadderton and Alkrington (approx. 1750-1850) ASHTON, KENT, MIDDLETON, BUCKLEY Regards Jane
11. [ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] Re: Middleton certificates [1]
Hi everyone, Below is a guide when ordering birth, marriage, and death certificates for Middleton. For 1837 - Sept 1933:- apply to the Rochdale Registrar. For Oct 1933 - 1974:- apply to the Oldham Registrar. For 1974 onwards:- applictions to the Rochdale Registrar. The above info was kindly forwarded by the Registrar`s Office in Oldham. There are a few exceptions to the above dates, but any applications will be forwarded to the relevant office, either Oldham or Rochdale. Best wishes, Doreen in Middlet
12. [ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] Birth of Levi Cunliffe ? [1]
G'day List, I was wondering if, during your own research you have ever come across a birth registration of a LEVI CUNLIFFE (my 2 x great grandfather). He was born about 1815 - 1820 in Clifton (or thereabouts). He married in Middleton, 1839 to Rachel Bills, who herself was from Middleton. Their first son, John, was born in Oldham-Above-Town. Levi's father was James but the birth / christening registration and mother of Levi is causing problems. After 1840 they moved to Openshaw (and I have all their detai
13. [ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] Middleton Marriage Index [1]
Hi everyone, Have had a query about which churches are included on the above index, and thought you all might be interested in the below list New Jerusalem Chapel, Rhodes. 1886 - 1973. New Jerusalem Chapel, Wood Street. 1880 - 1975. Providence Ind. Chapel. 1910 - 1989. Long Street Wes. Meth. Church. 1866 - 1912. Chapel Street Prim. Meth, Rhodes. 1930 - 1966. Hebers Meth.Church. 1951 - 1965. Wes. Meth. Chapel, Rhodes. 1899 - 1958. Meth. Chapel, Bowlee. 1956 - 1961. All Saints, Rhodes. 1864 - 1941. Prim. Me
14. [ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] Basic Help - Anybody? [1]
In case this didn't make it to the list I am sending it on Joan I have been searching for the birth of my great grandfather Frederick Bolton who was baptized in Manchester Cathedral on 26 May 1844 and there was an annotation to give Born 17 March 1843. I checked with the Registrars at Manchester, Ashton, Oldham and Thameside without ( them ) finding any registration, so I have concluded that the birth was not registered ... something I had not considered before but apparently it is not unknown! In the
15. [ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-L] Judges [1]
Has any one come across "judging eggs"? I have an ancestor that did this in the Nags Head in Middleton in 1905 and I wonder if anyone else has heard of it and if so, what did it entail? did they judge the size or what? Joan http://www.vmims.com/middleton.htm
16. Re: ENG-LAN-MIDDLETON-D Digest V99 #13 [1]
From: John Adams
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