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1. Re: [LIV] Irish ancestors [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "John Boylan" To: Sent: 09 February 2000 18:52 Subject: [LIV] Irish ancestors > Can anyone give us some general advice on how to start researching Irish > ancestors? > > Thanks > > John & Jan Boylan, Oxford > > _Visit the Liverpool & S.W. Lancs. F.H.S. web site http://www.lswlfhs.freeserve.co.uk publications section, for details of "beginners" books on Irish research, Basic Facts about F.H. Research in Ireland; A
2. [LIV] Finney Genealogy (OBIT) [1]
Hello, My gr,gr grandfather died on 4 July 1871 in Eccleston(Moss St.),near Prescot at the age of 79. Could someone please look for his obit at the Huyton library where they keep the newspaper archives for Prescot? There are 3 James FINNEY,s in the bishop,s transcript,s and I am trying to prove he is the correct one. He was married twice and was a rather well respected watchmaker.His last wife was Margaret (nee VAUGHAN) who passed away just a few months before him.They had at least one daughter Mar
3. Re: [LIV] re: Missing death registration [1]
Hi David - I don't think they have an e-mail address, but they do have a FAX number which follows:- 0151-225-4944 Beryl. ----- Original Message ----- From: David Dobson To: Sent: February 13, 2000 2:14 PM Subject: [LIV] re: Missing death registration > I have been looking for a death record for my g/g/grandfather without much > luck. > Is it possible to e-mail the registry office in Liverpool with a query in > the event that > the death registr
4. Re: [LIV] St Michael's Church [1]
>> The church you refer to is correctly called St Michael's in the Hamlet, >> Toxteth Park. > >Hi Paul and other interested parties, > >Just a not to let you know that the aforementioned church is not St. Michael >in the Hamlet as you stated - this is in Aigburth. The St. Michael's church >in question is now known as St. Michael in the City, Upper Pitt Street. This >was the church that used to be in the Parish of Walton on the Hill. Dear Karen, Churches with the same name are confusing but I'm sorry but
5. [LIV] TOWNLEY FAMILY [1]
Hi List l'm looking for info on the Townley family that lived in Bootle Liverpool. l have info on my grand mother Zennia and her sister Matilda that came to Canada about July st 1905 on the ship S.S Cartheginian. Also a brother named Sydney. Their parents were Sydney and Margaret Collins and lived at 60 Downing Road Bootle. What l would like to know if there are any siblings, nieces nephews ect. that may still be living in or around Bootle. Any help would much appreciated. You may e-mail me instead of the
6. Re: [LIV] Non Gen - SCOUSE [1]
Thanks Keith - that's a good start and 'twill be interesting to see if any further interpretations turn up! :-) Peter, (the older one of the tworobbos) at Bairnsdale, capital of the Victorian Riviera.
7. [LIV] off topic -Scouse [1]
As already mentioned by others, Scouse may have come from Lobscouse (a sailors dish, consisting of meat stewed with vegetables and a ship's biscuit" which I have in an old British recipe book as coming from Cumberland) And as I said in my response direct to Paul, growing up in Liverpool we used to have Scouse frequently and when times were tough we had 'blind-scouse' - no meat. I have a souvenir from Lpool and it includes the following recipes (only bears slight resemblance to the Scouse I still make to
8. [LIV] Naturalisation Recors [1]
Does anyone know where I might find naturalisation records for my G-Grandfather Peter Benson (1841-1878) - a Norwegian who became a British Citizen between 1867 and 1871 after marrying Grace Booth in Bebington, Wirral? Thanks Glyn
9. [LIV] Goddard/Maynard - Liverpool [1]
I am looking for info on the following, Elizabeth WOODWARD b.c.1862 and Thomas GODDARD had a daughter named Katherine (Katy) Goddard b.1890's Katy married George MAYNARD and they had children named George and Hilda b.c.1930's, the family lived in Liverpool. Looking forward to hearing from a 'cousin'! Diane - NSW - Australia daks@tsn.cc
10. [LIV] George MUSKER [1]
Hello List, My first post to you. I am Marjorie Thompson in NV. USA. Thank you for letting me join this list. Now, I need your help please. looking for the newspaper account of the death of GGGgrandfather. George MUSKER in 1863. He took his own life by hanging, due to the desperation when he was unable to find a job during the slump in the 1860's. Leaving his wife Bridget alone to raise 8 children. If there is anyone who could help me with this I would be most appreciative. Regards, Marjorie JMTsparks
11. [LIV] Rimrose Terrace and Princess Terrace [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Ray Rylatt To: ENG-LIVERPOOL-L ; LANCSGEN-L@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, February 26, 2000 12:51 PM >Can anyone tell me where Rimrose TERRACE(Derby Rd) and Princess >TERRACE Bootle these addresses are from 1851 if they still exist ? >Thank You >Ray >Maddock..Tattersall..Loughlin..Broomhall.. Grice ..Rylatt >
12. [LIV] Fever trained [1]
Delphside Hospital sounds like it might have been a "fever hospital". I have been told that my grandmother was a 'fever trained nurse'. Apparently this meant you got your training free of charge, whereas in other hospitals you would have to pay. This would be about 1906, in Bootle or thereabouts. I wonder if anyone knows which was the fever hospital for that area. Judy --Copywriter@tesco.net
13. [LIV] Any HALKYARD or PURDY Surnames Out There? [1]
Am researching the following surnames: HALKYARD and PURDY. Anyone else doing the same from the Liverpool, Lancashire, area? Please email me, Geri R. Gilbert, at LadyAnneBolyn@HotMail.com ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
14. [LIV] Quinn obit [1]
The Quinn obit wasn't in Wednesdays Echo either Peter ,Pat Molyneux Liverpool looking for MOLYNEUX O'TOOLE .LALLY,LLOYD COULTHARD.HESSEY ,and GODFREY all LIVERPOOL
15. [LIV] Ship Captains codes/abbreviations: [1]
To all Listers, the lost is found, thanks to those who suggested the Archives. I was daunted by having to search 11 lists. The very first I tried, I hit pay dirt. New Brunswick take the bows. Thanks a million. For future reference if anyone needs the same info the URL is: Http://ihr.sas.ac.uk/gh-this takes you to The Guildhall Library-scroll to Genealogical Sources at Guildhall and then to Lloyd's Captains Registers. I pray I have learned a good lesson. Virginia Driscoll Natick MA USA
16. [LIV] Re: [LAN] NON GEN - Just testing!! [1]
Hi again everyone, Thank you to Tom & Carol who replied to my plea! Looks like the Rootsweb server may be having problems (It took about 4 hours for mail mail to work its way through!) And it still hasn't appeared on some of the other mailing list! Just thought I would let you all know, Take care, Debbie >----- Original Message ----- >From: Deborah J Dean >To: >Sent: 19 February 2000 14:48 >Subject: [LAN] NON GEN - Just testing!! > > > Hi
17. [LIV] West Derby Cemetaries [1]
Marian, My gfather, Joseph James DUFFY, was buried 01JUN1950 at West Derby Cemetery, Lowerhouse Lane. I don not know if this particular cemetary was in operation in 1891, but I thought it might at least provide a lead. BTW, the cost, in 1950, of a plot allowing 4 adults to be interred in the one grave was the princely sum of 3 pounds. Cheers, Chris from Canberra, ACT ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
18. [LIV] Bluecoat School [1]
My grandfather attended the Bluecoat School from 1878 to 1883. The registers are (or at least were) in the Liverpool Record Office, at 377BLU. DavidH
19. Fw: [LIV] Fever trained [1]
> Hi All, It's Marg Walton(nee EDGE) exiled scouser, from Lancs,Chs & > IOM Lists, I've decided to join you all on the Liverpool List, where > most of my interests lie. > Judy wrote > Q. Delphside Hospital sounds like it might have been a "fever > hospital". > > I have been told that my grandmother was a 'fever trained nurse'. > Apparently > > this meant you got your training free of charge, whereas in other > hospitals > > you would have to pay. > > This would be about 1906, in Bootle or thereabouts. >
20. [LIV] Newnham House School [1]
Greetings All, Does anyone know anything about 'Newnham House School' or 'Newnham College' a 'ladies school' at 105 Upper Parliament Street, in the 1880s & 90s ? The Principal was a Miss Alice NORTON, and I think she ran it in partnership with her sister Mrs Eliza ANDREWS. Their sister Sarah Ann NORTON also seems to have run a ladies school at 10 Thackeray St, Toxteth Park around the same time. Her married name was HOUGHTON. Does anyone know if Thackeray St. was re-numbered in the 1870/80s ? Da
21. [LIV] CHARNOCK census 1841 or 1851 [1]
Hello. I recently visited your site and wish to make a request if it is at all possible for someone to attempt. My ancestor, EDWARD CHARNOCK immigrated to Australia in 1842 from Liverpool. On the shipping document it noted that his parents were JOHN AND WINIFRED CHARNOCK (nee EDWARDS). His brother ROGER and family arrived in 1840. The following is the information I have so far of the family in Liverpool. ROGER born 1809 London JANE ANNE " 1811 " ANN " 1813 " GEORGE
22. [LIV] ALLEN brothers ~ Tailors [1]
Three ALLEN brothers from the Isle of Man moved to Liverpool in the mid-19th century. They were Thomas Allen (b. Dec 1807), Edward Allen (b. Oct 1814), and John Allen (b. Oct 1817). They were all three tailors living at No. Leather Lane, Liverpool in 1841. Thomas married Mary Radcliffe in Aug 1834 at St Nicholas, Liverpool. Edward married Anne Kneale in Jan 1843 at Kirk Bradden, Isle of Man. John married Catherine or Caroline, we are not sure. Edward is found in the 1851, 1861, and 1881 censuses. Severa
23. [LIV] James Norton - Confectioner [1]
Greetings all Does anyone know anything about 'James Norton, Confectioner' of 26 St James Place between late 1850s and 1870s Dave Andrews Gloucestershire
24. Re: [LIV] "Elevated Railway" [1]
YES - there was such a thing - and it was called The Dockers' Umbrella' because when it was raining the dock workers used to stand under it for shelter.. it ran the whole length of the Dock Road - some 7 miles of it. It was demolished in the 1970's - there should be some history about it in one of the books on Liverpool at the Public Library. I'm looking for a great-great-uncle Tom PAIGE (or PAGE) who, according to > family story, "was an engineer who worked on the 'Liverpool Elevated > Railway'." (I thin
25. [LIV] Industrious Imps [1]
Hi List I am unsubscribing, ddue to volume of mail from this and Lancs list, since my only interest in the area is my granny's Industrious Imps. If anyone does come across anyone who was one, please could they e-mail direct at lizparkinson@mcmail.com
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