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1. [ENG-MAN] Orvil street. [1]
While looking to locate Bonsall street I found Orvil street. Its west of Upper Moss lane by two streets and south of Stretford rod. The third street south of Stretford road is Hancock. Go from Moss lane west along Hancock and its the second street on the south. Meadow street is 10 minutes walk south off Upper Moss lane as you enter Moss Side it the next street to the east of Alexander road. I am sure I sent you the map of Upper Moss lane area. Cheers Mike Toronto Canada ----- Original Message ----
2. [ENG-MAN] Hoping for a Census look up [1]
If anyone has the 1851, 1861 or 1871 census for the area, I'd be so grateful for a lookup of this address and to know who was living there. 17 Dickenson Rd Rusholme Fingers crossed to break through a Roberts brick wall. Cheers! Akua from a sunny Vancouver Island morning
3. Re: [ENG-MAN] Night Mail [1]
Though I didn't see the news broadcast you refer to, the background would be without doubt "Night Mail" by W.H. Auden. Visit http://downlode.org/etext/nightmail.html for the words. John >Hi Listers, >In the news a few nights ago they were talking about the Royal Mail Train >ceasing and there was a poem or song in the background about the train. >Does anyone know this song or poem ? > >Alex & Jan >Sydney Aus
4. Re: [ENG-MAN] Where are Prestwich Parish Records held? [1]
Hello Alan, You will find the microfilms [MF-R74, MF-R75] for that marriage at Oldham local studies, they have them up to 1837. Regards, Alison. Mossley. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Roughyed" To: Sent: Monday, June 16, 2003 9:39 PM Subject: [ENG-MAN] Where are Prestwich Parish Records held? > Hi > I've got this link off the IGI ...are the Parish Records > for Prestwich only held at Manchester Central Library? > > Benjamin is my 3x gg and I
5. [ENG-MAN] Grundy [1]
Hi Janette, I have had contact w/ Dorothy Bintley who passes by a Grundy Leather Furniture at 6 Shaw Road, Milnrow, Lancs. He does not make a connection w/ me; perhaps you are in his line... The address given to me was: Mr. Grundy (forgot to ask his forename) Grundy Leather Furniture 6 Shaw Road Milnrow ROCHDALE Lancashire OL16 4LT Phone number 01706 881017 He has no e-mail, so the postal system would have to be employed. HTH David
6. Re: [ENG-MAN] CLASBROUK [1]
Thank you, John. Do you happen to have an address for that office, and do you know how much money to send? Thanks very much for the information...you are right, this is too much of a coincidence not to be the right Phoebe. Regards, Marilyn ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Holden" To: Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 9:26 AM Subject: Re: [ENG-MAN] CLASBROUK > Marilyn, > vol 8d page 245 does indeed list a John HIGGINS so I think it is fai
7. [ENG-MAN] FINCH [1]
Hi Listers I'm trying to find out anything about my grandmother's family. She was Emma FINCH, b. 1 November 1875, daughter of Eliza (nee Mills) and Edward FINCH. He was a coppersmith. Emma has siblings, Margaret b. 1864, Ernest b. 1870, Mary b. 1872, Charles b. 1874 and Eliza b. 1878. The only address I have is 59 Bonsall Street, Stretford. I've checked LDS and FreeBMD, but as FINCH is a fairly common name, neither is very helpful. Does anybody have any connections with this family? Regards Pauline K i
8. Re: [ENG-MAN] finding a surname [1]
Hi, Christine......I found Phoebe Clasbrouck by looking for alternate spellings for Classbrook....but the only Classbrooks I found didn't seem to match in any way. I even queried a couple and found no connection...but that doesn't mean there is none. Curiouser and curiouser. Marilyn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Christine Benson" To: Sent: Saturday, June 28, 2003 2:35 PM Subject: Re: [ENG-MAN] finding a surname > Hi Marilyn. > > A
9. [ENG-MAN] re Stockwell look-up [1]
Hi Christine; Thank you so much,I have been searching for this family for so long! Appreciate this ever so. Kathleen
10. Re: [ENG-MAN] Help with location of burial records [1]
Hi Lee I am not sure whether this will be of interest to you but thought would let you know in case. By the way - thank you for the latest piece of PARRY information you gave me. Entry on 1891 Census. 65 Ellor Street, Salford. Charles TORDOFF aged 57 Occupation: Iron Turner born: Bury. Sarah TORDOFF aged 58 Let me know if you want the rest of the family sent. I also found a Harry TORDOFF, John TORDOFF, Josua TORDOFF and wife Violet. A Walter TORDOFF, a Thomas TORDOFF and a William, a
11. [ENG-MAN] Location of Rushes Gate Farm New Moston [1]
Does anyone know where this farm was? I cannot find it on an 1895 map. Thanks John Chester
12. Re: [ENG-MAN] NBR [1]
Hello Brian The areas or time scales I am searching have not yet been covered by either site. Dorothy J, Llandudno
13. [ENG-MAN] WRIGHT Photographer [1]
Hi, anybody with a directory for the Manchester area circa 1916? I need to know if W.E. Wright & Sons had a branch in or around Manchester. TIA John
14. [ENG-MAN] RE: BDM of England [1]
Hello Listers, I need your advice. I am about to order some birth certifcates from the BDM of England and found different places to order. I am confused as to which one is the correct place to send for them. The one place said that 11.50 pounds does a full search and certifcate and 6.50 if you can provide the information to help them. I lost the site where I found that information, so I could check back. Any help would be greatly appreciated to find the proper place to send to. Shirley Somerville Ontario, C
15. [ENG-MAN] Buck St, Ardwick in 1851 [1]
Would someone be so kind as to look up on an index if possible for BUCK ST, ARDWICK to see if a James JOHNSON and family are living there. They were there in 1841. James was a machinist/mechanic but I could not finds a wife on the 1841 but a daughter Emma, and 3 sons - Henry, Benjamin and Samuel. By 1858 Samuel was living in 158 City Rd, Hulme.' With thanks, Ann M
16. Re: [ENG-MAN] Peter and Margaret Bailey [1]
Hi David, Thx mate, appreciate the help. Rgds Max -------Original Message------- From: ENG-MANCHESTER-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, 9 June 2003 4:59:26 AM To: ENG-MANCHESTER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ENG-MAN] Peter and Margaret Bailey Hi Max, Did a parent search on the IGI, and came up w/ the following: SARAH BAILEY - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Christening: 07 JAN 1818 Cathedral, Manchester, Lancashire, England NANCY HANNAH BAILEY - International Genealogical Index Gender:
17. [ENG-MAN] ASTLEY in Ancoats [1]
I'm newly (re)looking for my great grandmother Emma ASTLEY. I haven't looked at this branch for many years and I discovered that my recording habits were less than perfect (i.e. terrible) all those years ago. However this is what I know: I have the record of baptism for 3 illegitimate children of Mary ASTLEY. Elenor baptised 7 Sep 1851 Emma baptised 20 Mar 1853 Henrietta baptised 20 Sep 1857 All baptised at St James. (I think this must be the St. James on George Street and not St James the Less in Ancoats
18. [ENG-MAN] RE: History of Manchester United [1]
Thank you Pat and Mary Lou, There is some really interesting stuff there. Hello Lynn, Have you tried some of the links that have been recommended to me. There is such a lot of information. I had a look for John or Jack Tranter but could not see him. Hope you can find him. Good Luck, Linda In Cheshire
19. Re: [ENG-MAN] Sackville street Manchester [1]
Hi Mike and thanks a million for both your replies to my query. Can you tell me if Sackville Street would be considered in the Chorley or Blackley areas? All the best.....mary lou
20. Re: [ENG-MAN] Re: Wright photographer [1]
Hi Nancy, I don't think it would be possible to identify a subject by just knowing the name of a studio but the name of the studio can provide corroborating evidence. I asked for information about a studio because I have a photograph of a WW1 British soldier who according to an inscription on the picture was in a London regiment. Knowing that the photographer had a studio in Manchester increases the possibility that the subject is, as I believe, a member of my family. However, if the photographer had
21. [ENG-MAN] Spencer 1860 [1]
Would anyone have an index and be so kind to look up Martha Spencer, Bolton Vol. 8c pg. 337 , quarter March 1860, (1861?) Please? I would like to know the other members and ages of the household. thank you so much, Nancy
22. [ENG-MAN] CROMPTON [1]
Hi Alan, Looks like what you have is an Ancestral file, and not a Parish Record. This, howerver, looks like his birth... BENJAMIN CROMPTON Male Birth: 08 MAR 1808 Christening: 03 JUN 1808 Saint Mary, Bury, Lancashire, England Parents: Father: BENJAMIN CROMPTON Mother: SARAH Source Information: Batch No.: P007052 Dates: 1699 - 1812 Source Call No.: 0093677 HTH David
23. Re: [ENG-MAN] 1871 DIRECTORY [1]
Shirley, checking Kelly's 1873 Manchester Directory, there is no Thomas Howarth, fustian cutter. There is a Robert HOWARTH fustian finisher at Gaythorn Mill, City Road, might be connected but as that is probably not a residence, not much use. There are two Williams, one a beer seller at 297 Broad Street Pendleton, the other a shopkeeper at 63 Dantzic Street. There is a John H. at 743 Hyde Road, Gorton a beer retailer. John There are no COLLINGE in Gorton, no Abraham any where and too many in Manches
24. [ENG-MAN] MORGAN - Prescott St., Hulme [1]
James MORGAN married Elizabeth SUMMERS at Manchester Cathedral in 1830.They were my g-g-grandparents. They went from Tickle Street to Rae Street and then lived at two addresses in Prescott St. from the 1851 census to 1871. There were 8 sons and one daughter. My g-grandfather was Michael born c.1833 (he came to New Zealand with the 65th regt.). Other sons were John, James, Edward, Charles William, Thomas, Henry Moseley and Joseph. Daughter Mary Jane was the youngest and never married.. I have never been
25. Re: [ENG-MAN] help please [1]
At 09:10 21/06/03 -0400, you wrote: >Hi All; >Could SKS please tell me where West Gorton is ? This name has come up in my >search for the first time as where some of my rels. were born. > Thank you > Kathleen george14@amtelecom.net Kathleen, http://tinyurl.com/ewdb this will take you to a map showing you where Gorton is in relationship to Manchester. John
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