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1. Re: [ENG-LIV] Fire watchers [1]
it means that here too Lilian. possibly one of those Victorian phrases the English forgot and then borrowed back in the 20thC? When I was a Labour Party member we used the "Reading" system (named after the town) for elections. At about teatime we would look at our lists to see who had promised us a vote. Then we'd take a list of the ones who hadn't voted and go 'knocking up'. No wonder so many people voted early! Judy ---------- >From: "Lilian and Morris Bowen" >To: ENG-LIVERPOOL-
2. Re: [ENG-LIV] the Royal Iris [1]
Hi Ruth, I had a yearning to pay a visit to the old girl in March. It's currently laid up on the Thames near to the Woolwich Ferry. I've tried to contact the owner without success. I would have liked to get on board to take a few pics, but access is to it's berthing was impossible at the time. The pics I took are over at: http://www.liverpoolpictorial.co.uk/royaliris Dave Liverpool Pictorial http://www.liverpoolpictorial.co.uk ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ruth C" To:
3. [ENG-LIV] Genealogy poem [1]
Hi all, whilst sorting through my online files I came across a few genealogy poems, sad and funny. They are not written by me but were acquired from a number of lists. As it's been a while since I have seen then and we have new members I thought I would post them again. Hope this is ok with the Admin ladies? Regards Val in Lancs. Dear Ancestor, Your tombstone stands among the rest Neglected and alone The name and date are chiselled out On polished marble stone It reaches out to all who care It is to
4. [ENG-LIV] Last Poem [1]
Hello Ruth, I have a similar situation with my father's father. I never knew him and because the family never talked about it I always thought he had died long before I was born. As it turns out I was 6 years old when he died in a Mental Hospital. As in your situation he was buried in a pauper's grave with six others including an 8 month old baby girl but somebody, probably the Catholic nuns, had a stone erected with all the names listed along with their details. It was a very sad but also joyful moment whe
5. Re: [ENG-LIV] Reposting names/POTTER [1]
Hi Barbara, Just sent you a post. I will be pleased to go though the info you gave. In a message dated 9/5/2003 11:20:03 AM Pacific Standard Time, colin.dilnot@btinternet.com writes: > Hi Eddie and Marjorie > > Good to see a fourth person from our lot reseaching! I haven't done too much > research lately so some new blood may kick start me again Yes, I am sure it will. Notice in my post I tell of another cousin, named William POTTER in Liverpool. His connection is to Thomas, brother of the girls, Ma
6. [ENG-LIV] Re: Finding Regional Newspapers [1]
Shirley in Australia, You could try this link : http://www.newspapersoc.org.uk/home.html Then click on 'Newspaper Links' , then search by area, then West Sussex, and you should find a Horsham newspaper site. Duncan , Dundee
7. Re: [ENG-LIV] Gores Directory COLLIER TIMBER MERCHANTS? [1]
Hi Sheila, This is the only Fahey living in Garston in 1901 of either sex and any age. Her occupation is blank. There is no Margaret Fahey in Liverpool. Margaret Fahey 22 Ireland Lancashire Garston You would have to pay to go into the census to find who Margaret is living with, since she is the only Fahey in town. The only Collier merchant I found is a fish merchant and on a different census page than Margaret Good hunting, Joan Ottawa ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sheila Brookes"
8. Re: [ENG-LIV] Re Seaforth Barracks [1]
Hi All In 1901 Seaforth Barracks held the Royal Garrison Artillery and the Royal Field Artillery. Don't know where the Kings were but I was in the 5th Kings TA Regiment at Broadway many moons ago (Near the Bridge) Regards William wsmgraham@arcom.com.au
9. [ENG-LIV] Mawdesley [1]
To Sue, Researching Mawdesley/Mawdsley, 1860 Liverpool Directory. Alice Milk Dealer 9 Sawney Pope St. >From the 1861 Liverpool census. Vauxhall Ward. 9 Sawney Pope St. Alice H W 56 Milk Dealer b Liscard. Mary D Um 20 " " b Manchester. George.
10. Re: [ENG-LIV] Fire watchers [1]
Hello All Another reason for a knock up was that a person who everybody knew as a "knocker upper" used to go around the houses and for a certain amount of money would "knock up" people for work where they could not afford to buy an alarm clock. My mother-in-law always used to talk about the lady who did their street - sometime in the 1930s. Sheila Tasmania ----- Original Message ----- From: "J A Olsen" To: Sent: Friday, September 12, 2003 6:56 PM Sub
11. Re: [ENG-LIV] Marriage look up at Christ Church Hunter Street Liverpool [1]
Hi, Thanks ever so much for the entries that you found for me, it was a stroke of genius on your part to think of checking the for the same batch number!! My next problem is going to be somehow accessing the actual church entry to get professions, addresses and witnesses etc, any ideas? Thanks again, Tracey ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lilian and Morris Bowen" To: Sent: Saturday, September 06, 2003 6:20 AM Subject: Re: [ENG-LIV] Marriage look u
12. Re: [ENG-LIV] Submarine [1]
Hi, Susan: The submarine that your mother was referring to was probably the loss of HMS Thetis which sank while undergoing trials in Liverpool Bay on June 1, 1939, with the loss of the lives of 99 men. It is still one of the worst peacetime submarine disasters. See http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/6680/subs.htm All the best Chris --- Susan Dicker wrote: Hi, my mother used to tell of a cousin who died in a submarine that was stuck in the river Mersey, has anyone
13. [ENG-LIV] Re: there are two St Alban's [1]
Hi Sue, Thanks. I though that may be the case, as I founnd a web site mentioning the RC one but that did not mention Bevington. As my marriage cert says parish of Bevington, hopefully, that's the one! cheers Juliet ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sue Miller" To: "juliet" ; Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2003 10:54 PM Subject: there are two St Alban's > Juliet > > The St Alban's in Athol St is RC, the St Alban's in Bevi
14. [ENG-LIV] Thomas Shaw 1872 [1]
Would like to thank Liz and Lilian for their help and hints on trying to find my elusive Gt Grandfather Thomas Harrison Shaw. Has anyone on the list tried to obtain a birth certificate knowing only their name, possibly the year of birth and Fathers name - and if so what the cost would be? A brick wall I would love to break down! Many thanks. Sandra Liverpool
15. [ENG-LIV] POTTER, 1851 lookup, please [1]
Hi Barbara, I just noticed that you so very kindly helped out another POTTER searcher. If you have time, would you please take a look for mine? Henry POTTER marr Mary GRIFFITHS 1799, St. Nicholas, Liverpool Children: Ann POTTER b 1803 Liverpool may have married William Wilson Sarah POTTER b 1805 Liverpool may have married John MOLYNEUX Henry POTTER b 1813 Liverpool Their brother Joseph POTTER b 1807, I have found to be living in the Vauxhall Ward, not sure of street. But on film 87176, piece 2178/3, f
16. [ENG-LIV] one more address [1]
Dear everyone: you are all amazing! I just realised that I left one address off the list of `more addresses'. It is perhaps the most important because it appears to have been the very first address of the newly formed Isaac Low Company in probably 1818/1819. It was 5 Georges Dock Gates - that obviously means exactly what it says but does Georges Dock still exist? has it been gentrified? was it in the southern dock system mentioned by Christopher George? They did not stay there very long it seem
17. [ENG-LIV] 1851 census lookup request [1]
Hello all, could someone please check the 1851 census for a John TAYLOR Enginer Driver and Edmund GUY Mariner. Thank you Jackie in Canada
18. [ENG-LIV] 1851/1861 Census Lookup please. [1]
Hi Listers, Could SKS please lookup George Parr aged 21 years in 1851, 31 years in 1861 & wife Eliza aged 23 in 1861 in the 1851 & 1861 census please.Could you also look up Henry Tomkinson aged 6 years & 16 years in the 1851 & 1861 census please.We are not sure if they were in Liverpool or Manchester at the time.Thankyou. from Elspeth. N.Z
19. [ENG-LIV] Re: BVRI - 2 Query [1]
Dorothy, The BVRI (British Isles Vital record Index) version 2, lists 10.4 million Baptisms, and 1.9 million Marriages between the years 1530 - 1906. Most of these records are quite separate from those seen on the I.G.I. As it is just an index, you will not see the full details that would be shown on the original Parish record. Lancashire is quite well represented (825,657 Baptisms, and 287,538 Marriages), although some counties have far fewer entries than this. I did look for Edward Flaherty marriages i
20. [ENG-LIV] more addresses [1]
Hi: Going through all my notes I have discovered references to three other addresses for the Low's. 1821? Gore's Advertiser lists Andrew Low, merchant at 58 Bold Street 1821 ? Gore's Advertiser lists Isaac Low & Co at 15 Water Street. Does anyone know if any of these streets exist today and whether they would have been down near the docks and Old Hall Street where they bought and sold the cotton.? I apologise for not being precise but when I made those notes I was only trying to ascertain exactly when
21. [ENG-LIV] 1851 census lookup request please [1]
Hi everyone, Is there anyone who could look up the following please ?? : Piece 2182/1,Folio #112,LDS film #87183 or #87173 [I have been given both] Thomas BIBBY,tailor,b London Rodney st ward. I need to know this chap's age to see if he matches later finds of Thomas BIBBY.Still can't work out if I have 2 Thomas BIBBY,tailors, or one !! Many thanks, cheers Kath
22. Re: [ENG-LIV] re Brighton/Hove [1]
Hi Jennifer, go to www.lists.rootsweb.com, it's there ....Regards Meg
23. [ENG-LIV] Census 1861 1851 [1]
Hi to the list Would SKS please look up the census 1871/61/51 for the Eaves family Joseph Eaves born Preston 1848 of Luke and Ann Eaves in 1870 his last address was Juvenal place/street.From 1871 I have the remaining census 71/81/91/01 Thanks Les
24. [ENG-LIV] Other People on my 1891census sheet [1]
Hi Listers Here are all the surnames on my 1891 census sheet of Pemberton. These people all lived in the Arches and if you require more information on a particular family I'll provide it. The families are PENNINGTON, TAYLOR, SHARROCK, LOWE, ASHCROFT, and DERBYSHIRE. Thomas CALDWELL was a lodger here too. Carole
25. [ENG-LIV] Fw: HOLDEN / HOLDER [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Carol To: ENG-LIVERPOOL-L@rootsweb Sent: Sunday, September 21, 2003 11:21 PM Subject: HOLDEN / HOLDER Does anyone have a James HOLDER / HOLDEN born c. 1798 ?? mother Sarah, who by 1812 when James applied to be married was a widow ?? " of Liverpool " The name looks like HOLDER on marriage licence, but believe it to be HOLDEN Carol.
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