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1. Re: [ENG-LIV] HOGAN/OWENS LIVERPOOL. [1]
Hi Barbara/Anthony I sent for my service record as a pilot in the RAF. This was a couple of years ago. Received a nice letter back from the records people in Gloucester and I quote" Because you left the Service fifty-six years ago, almost all of your documents have been destroyed in accordance with the MOD document retention policy, However, your RAF Form 543-Record of Service-is still held, and a copy of this is attached." The record of Service, slightly yellowed, is still an interesting document, gi
2. RE: [ENG-LIV] CENSUS SEARCH [1]
Hello David, Where is 29 Brook Street? There are only two that a search finds in Lancashire, in Salford - PARKER - and Windle - MONKS. I am surprised a street with this name does not show up in the Liverpool area but it doesn't. Try a Directory on http://www.historicaldirectories.org Regards, Trevor My Gidman One-name study web site is at www.tgidman.co.uk -----Original Message----- From: David [mailto:Valerie.Hall@paradise.net.nz] Sent: 13 October 2004 03:36 To: ENG-LIVERPOOL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [
3. hunch certificates [1]
Have just recieved a certificate from FRC which is correct!! even though female surname was not 'right' in the entry. but after three wrong attempts i went with my feeling and guess what ...perfectly right match..wrongly transcribed in index,so it just goes to show sometimes a hunch pays off. However i have some that haven't so is it ok to post unwanted certs. on this site? anyone who recognises a name can have it with my blessing.Janice
4. looking for Bisphams [1]
Have rejoined list to try and push through a couple of dead ends. Looking for Bispham family from 1780, anyone connected to Lawrence and Ellen Summers(formerly Kirwan) both from Ireland and born c1839,also to Bartholomew Stension(Stenson) also born Ireland. Other names in Family Tree are, Whitaker (Eliza), Clayton (Joseph) and Hunter (Thomas and Ann). Addresses include,Lumber Street, Gascoyne, Bond , Christian, Bostock,Limsehouse Lane, Ford Street. Hoping to hear something, Janice
5. Re: [ENG-LIV] Liverpool shipping lines [1]
Many THANKS to Liz and Eric for their help with my question. /Darlene Vancouver, B.C. Canada ekloman1@juno.com wrote: >I would think that any line with passengers serving New York City would >also be stopping off at Canadian ports. Usually. Try the Ellis Island >site. http://ellisisland.org or http://stevemorse.org Steven Morse has >a ship's list. The Ellis Island site has a wealth of information about >the ships which called there. >Don't forget that the war reduced the number of passenger vessels i
6. Crimes 26th Jan 1907 [1]
Added to new snippets page comments welcome in my guest book http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dadds/MERSEYSIDE.index.html
7. 1841 lookup [1]
Hi everyone Not sure if this is easy or not, but wondering if SKS can do a lookup in the 1841 census for 44 Upper Beau Street, Everton. I'm hoping that Robert JONES (a bookkeeper) might be there (he's there in the 1843 directory). No worries if not possible. Thanks Riley Jones Melbourne, Australia
8. New TV series on family history [1]
Hi all, posting this site which accompanies a new 10 part BBC TV series starting next week. It will be researching the ancestry of 10 'celebrities'. Apologies to those of you beyond the limits of UK broadcasting but the site is worth a visit. http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/familyhistory/index.shtml Kathy wirral
9. Murray Researchers [1]
#013973-92 George GRANT, 37, Thorah Twp Ontario Co, same, b, farmer, s/o Angus & Anne GRANT, married Mary MURRAY, 25, Liverpool Eng, Thorah, s, d/o Hugh & Anne MURRAY, witn; C. McCALLUM, married 12 January 1892 Spotted this on another mailing list. Mary
10. RE: 1901 census Lancashire Ancestory.com Advice needed [1]
Andrea, Just yesterday I used Ancestry.com for Everton, Liverpool, Lancashire 1901 Census and did find my husband's grandparents and his mother. The only problem was it was under the surname William and not Williams. After looking at the image itself, I could see why this happened. Check similar spellings of the name. Perhaps it is there. Joyce -----Original Message----- From: hunts [mailto:huntfam@xtra.co.nz] Sent: Monday, October 18, 2004 8:34 PM To: ENG-LIVERPOOL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: 1901 census la
11. RE: Please Publish Your Tree [1]
Hello Richard, I put my family tree online via Family Tree Maker who invite you to make a gedcom when you have reached a certain number of entries. Their process is relatively easy to use and edit. However, I prefer to use Rootsweb freepages. http://www.rootsweb.com/ Learning how to upload and edit etc is not too difficult once you know how... and therein lies the secret!!! I have become very familiar with the 'HELP' button and there is a freepages help list which is as it implies, very helpful. There
12. Re: [ENG-LIV] marriage help [1]
Hi Carolyn, Freebmd is working for me and the marriage details are Sep 1850 Liverpool Vol 20 p 444 The marriage certificate won't give Martha's birthplace but as it will give her father's name and occupation it may be enough to pin down her birthplace to a specific county or city. Eric in Ottawa ----- Original Message ----- From: "carolyn" To: Sent: Friday, October 15, 2004 9:45 AM S
13. STRAYS IN CARDIGANSHIRE, WALES .......Part Two [1]
Part 2 William BROWN, Glasgow Joseph ARMSTRONG, Sunderland Joseph SMITH, Manchester Harry STEDMAN @ Charles SIMPSON, Birmingham Charles JONES @ Geo. WHITE, Sydney, NSW Joseph O'CONNOR, Galway, Ireland Thomas Tobin TAYLOR, Staleybridge Albert ALDRIDGE, Stroud William LAWRINSON @ LAWRISON, LAWRESON, Warrington Thomas MURPHY, Manchester John JONES @ William BAILEY, Hednesford, Staffordshire John JONES, Newcastle Emlyn Thomas Joseph HARRINGTON, Galway, Ireland John KELLY, Wakefield Frank RAWLINGS
14. Re: [ENG-LIV] Richard Hagan - Ermine (Emma) Brew marriage 25.12.1841 [1]
Hi John, I just looked at the images on freeBMD for Dec 1841 & the only HAGAN is Richard. The reference is Liverpool Volume 20 Page 166. The other names on this page include Grinine BREED which if the writing was bad could have been mistranscribed from Ermine BREW If you supply the ONS with the reference & order online it will only cost you #7 (saving you a few #s) Pippa (also researching HAGAN in Liverpool) P.S. Did I send you the 1861 census for these HAGANs ----- Original Message ----- From:
15. V.C.'S Wills, Divorce, Bigamy [1]
Completed January 1907 commenced on new snippets page comments welcome in my guest book http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dadds/MERSEYSIDE.index.html Jane
16. Chester 1841 census [1]
Would SKS please oblige and scan the 1841 census for A George Rowland and his son John age 12 months and 47 The address was Hamilton Court,Hamiton Place and Handbridge in Chester Thanks Les --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.772 / Virus Database: 519 - Release Date: 01/10/04
17. MEAGHER Liverpool [1]
If anyone on the list has any Liverpool trade directories dated between 1871 and 1881 I would really appreciate a look up for the surname MEAGHER. I am particularly interested in information on any JOHN MEAGHER with the occupation of Bootmaker. Other names I would like information on are WILLIAM MEAGHER, Bootmaker and FRANCIS MEAGHER, any occupation. If any one is researching this name I would be pleased to exchange information. The MEAGHER family I am researching originated "somewere" in Ireland, move
18. West Derby Road Churches [1]
Sue wrote: X-Message: #10 Date: Sat, 9 Oct 2004 15:12:09 EDT From: SusanStar24@aol.com I am hoping to trace the burail of my Great Grandfather George Newton who died between 1935 and 1940, at the time the family were living in West Derby Road. Can someone tell me the nearest Church to this location. My Great gran Sarah Newton died around 1955 at that time she was living in Upper Parliment Street, again I would be grateful of the nearest Church to this location. Hi Sue, I grew up in the West
19. Re:Card [1]
reposting interests CARD in Liverpool Cherryl in Manchester
20. saint peter's church Liverpool [1]
Hello list Does anyone hold parish records for Saint Peter Liverpool? I am looking for the marriage of Thomas and Bridget Lamb. Their eldest son was Christened in 1820. That's all I have to go on. Any help would be great. Carolyn
21. what did it mean to be on a census record-staying the night [1]
Dear list, In a big city what did it mean to be on a census record? I have just found a family group in the 1871 census with quite a number of "extras" all with relationship stated eg sister in law. All unknown to me. Husbands not there so perhaps they lived a distance away and husbands needed to stay home for work. There is a new baby at the house so perhaps they had come to see the new baby. Surely you didn't get put on the census if you had just called in for the evening from the next suburb or street,
22. Where is? & Census Lookups [1]
Hi All; > > I have just received a birth cert of George Whitehead, whom I believe > & hope to be my g-g-grandfather. (I know his name was George and his > father's name was Charles). If I have the correct George's record, > his mother's name was Charlotte Wilson. > > Can someone tell me where 33 Norris Street, [St. Martin sub district]. > Liverpool is in relation to West Derby, and what Cof E church would be > closest for the baptism/christening? > > Also, any help with the 1851 - 61 - 71 census wo
23. Re: 1851 census Index : West Derby [1]
Tony, you asked "Can anyone tell me whether the West Derby registration district is covered by the Liverpool 1851 census index ?" Until the end of 1851 (after which the registration districts changed somewhat) the Liverpool area was covered by just 2 main registration districts - Liverpool, and West Derby. So I would have thought that the 1851 Census index must cover some or all of both of these districts. Duncan, Dundee
24. Re: Naming Patterns [1]
I was interested to hear the naming pattern mentioned was Irish. Most Scotish families also followed it - mine certainly did. On researching my husbands family of Stuarts in the North or England I found to my dismay they too had followed this pattern, giving me 3 sons of George Stuart who all called their first born son George Stuart and to add to the confusion, all three grandsons of George were born the same year. The wonderfully thoughtful parish clerk was my saving grace - he entered the father's nam
25. Re: BMD's for 19th Jan 1907 [1]
Completed 19th January 1907 commenced on new snippets page comments welcome in my guest book http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dadds/MERSEYSIDE.index.html Jane
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