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1. Re: [SHEFF] [ENG-SHEFFIELD] Surname interest [1]
We have a connection with the Greenwood name as a sideline to the Haynes family in the early 1800s. Aileen in Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, September 08, 2006 10:24 PM Subject: Re: [ENG-SHEFFIELD] Surname interest > My name's > > > Greenwood from Keithley/ Haworth area Lawrence Sheffield > > > Have a Great weekend > > Regards > > Adrienne > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please
2. [SHEFF] Robin Hood, Bath Street [1]
Anyone know where the Robin Hood Inn was, Bath St. This is from a birth in 1838. They lived in the Robin Hood Inn Yard. I can't imagine it's the one at Millhouses, though the birth was the Ecc. Bierlow district. Any ideas? Thanks, Jack.
3. [SHEFF] re- Workhouse records? [1]
Hi I recently found out that my relation died in 1887 in the work house at Sheffield it was near Brightside, I just wondered if there would be any kind of record of him whilst in there? Kind regards Caroline
4. Re: [SHEFF] ENGLISH SHIRT MAKING FACTORY [1]
Also known as the Wakefield Shirt Co apparently :- Wakefield Shirt Co (double Two) Ltd, Thornes Wharf Lane, Wakefield, West Yorkshire WF1 5RQ T: 01924375651 Jonathan --- Brad Rogers wrote: > On Wed, 20 Sep 2006 18:19:49 -0400 > "DKGC" wrote: > > Hello DKGC, > > > I wonder if anyone on the list has ever heard of, > or knows anything > > about the English shirt making company called > 'Double Two' e.g. Who > > owned it or where it was located. > > They stil
5. [SHEFF] Mary & father John ROSS [1]
Hi List, This is my first posting to this list. I am looking for my g.g.grandmother Mary Ann ROSS, married Charles WARBURTON 13th Sept. 1863 in Salford, Lancaster. They are both listed as aged 20. But I find from other census that she may have been a bit younger or maybe Charles was older, I have not been able to accurately find her birth. In 1871 census she is down as Mary ROSS age 27, born Rotherham "Lancashire" (so I do not know if the enumerator had not known where the area off Rotherham was, I
6. [ENG-SHEFFIELD] Certificate Swap [1]
I hope that someone out there can help me...I would like to order some certificates from the Sheffield Register Office because they are not in the GRO index (one of the few percent that didn't make it?) but I need to get an international money order since the SRO doesn't accept credit card payments. If there is anyone in Sheffield who is trying to order a certificate from the GRO, I will pay for yours via credit card if you can pay for mine in Sheffield. Is that a deal or what, LOL... Thanks. Jane
7. [ENG-SHEFFIELD] surname interests [1]
Forgot to add the surname ATKIN to my earlier list Jane
8. [ENG-SHEFFIELD] Surname interest [1]
Dear All, It has been a while since I posted my surname interests on the site. I am interested in the following names: ALLEN, ASHFORTH, ATKIN, BAINES, BATE, BEE, BILCLIFFE, BINKS, BIRD, BLUDWORTH, BRIGGS, CARR, CHAP[P]EL[L], CHATTERTON, COWILSHAW, CROOKES, CURNER, DUNGWORTH, FOSTER, FRITH, FURNISS, GARBETT, GRAY, GREEN, HARRISON, HARTLEY, HAWKSWORTH, HOWE, LAVENDER, LEE, LIGHTFOOT, LINDLEY, LODGE, LUDLAM, MALAM, NEWBOLD, NEWTON, NOWELL, OATES, RAWSON, REANEY, ROSE, ROGERS, ROWBOTHAM, SHEMELD, SNOWDEN,
9. Re: [SHEFF] Henry Furniss [1]
Hello Colin I am researching the Furniss family for my sister-in-law. I don't have an exact date of birth but here is his death entry: Furniss, Henry (Cabinet case Maker, age 56). Died at 74 Wellington Street; Buried on June 30, 1883 in Consecrated ground; Grave Number 8063, Section U of City Road Cemetery, Sheffield. Which makes his birth year about 1827. His father was George Furniss, born between 1790 and 1795 in Ecclesall Bierlow. George was married to Donah - born between 1785-1790, who
10. [SHEFF] BARRACLOUGH & ROBINSON from Sheffield [1]
Lindsey wrote, "Always on the lookout for anyone with similar surname interests" Hi Lindsey, I see you listed both BARRACLOUGH and ROBINSON under the heading "Interested in the following Sheffield families" in your recent posting. What a coincidence - I am also interested in both of those family names from Sheffield! Wouldn't it be wonderful if our lines are connected! My g-g-g-g grandfather, Thomas ROBINSON was born May 14, 1786 in Darfield, the son of William and Mary (Atkinson) Robinson. His
11. [ENG-SHEFFIELD] Appeal to List Administrators [1]
Hi everyone, I certainly appreciate your kindness in posting the YKS Surnames List updates, but with the new rootsweb mailing system, every time I send you a message, I get a return message stating that my message is awaiting List Administrator Review. No doubt this is as much of a bore and a chore for you as it is for me. Besides, it clogs up our inboxes. Could you possibly do something to indicate that messages from magdalena@blunham.com are automatically accepted. The message that I sometimes get is
12. [SHEFF] Marriage look up please [1]
I have found a marriage on the free BMD site perhaps skp could find a little more from the parish registers. The marriage is for JOSIAH SMITH to ALICE GRACE who are given as marring at ECCLESFIELD 1838. Thanks Ken Littlewood at Barnsley Yorkshire Researching LITTLEWOOD: from KIRKBURTON/ HOLMFIRTH/ PENISTONE CRABTREE FELKIRK/ BARNSLEY GREAVES ECCLESFIELD/ THORPE HESLEY/BARNSLEY STAFFORD PENISTONE/ GLOSSOP -----------------------------
13. Re: [SHEFF] Mary & father John ROSS [1]
hello Audrey, William DENTITH in 1891 is the adopted son of a BAILEY family rather than WARBURTON: 1891 census ref: piece 3840 e.d.16 folio 80 13ct 1h Worksop Road (Attercliffe cum Darnall) Eliza A BAILEY Head Wid 49 YKS Sheffield Maria BAILEY Dau Unm 23 dressmaker YKS Attercliffe George BAILEY Son Unm 16 laborer YKS Attercliffe Henry BAILEY Son Unm 14 laborer YKS Attercliffe Ellen BAILEY Dau Unm 12 scholar YKS
14. Re: [ENG-SHEFFIELD] ENG-SHEFFIELD Digest, Vol 1, Issue 13 [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2006 8:23 AM Subject: ENG-SHEFFIELD Digest, Vol 1, Issue 13 > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. Re: Surname interest (Tina Charlesworth) > 2. REPOSING INTERESTS (John Davison) > 3. HUME and OTHERS (john.hume) > 4. Re: 1870 Valuation of Bolsterstone 3 more pages (Sandra Whitmore) > 5. Re: Surname interest (Richard Tetley) > 6. WADSLEY ASYLUM RECORDS (DKGC) > > > -----
15. Re: [SHEFF] [ENG-SHEFFIELD] Renewing my surname interests. [1]
Hi Lindsey, The earliest Gibbins I have is William b abt 1797 m Elizabeth Johnson (b abt 1801) 1/12/1828 in Rotherham. They produced 7 kids, including Charles b 1829 who m Mary Ann Westman 28/7/1851 Sheffield and produced another 7 kids, including Elijah b 1864 d 1900, who m Florence Hattersley 8/6/1897; Florence remarried after Elijah's death to Harry Higginbottom, my 2nd cousin twice removed. I've also got a Martha Moore m John Brooksbank 21 Sep 1818 in Bradford, and a Richard Robinson who m Isabe
16. [SHEFF] 1851 census Ecclesall Bierlow [1]
Can anyone tell me please with whom John STRAFFORD (stepbrother, born Scrooby Notts) was living in Ecclesall Bierlow on the 1851 census. Piece 2337, folio 477. Also his occupation. Thank you Regards Margaret
17. [ENG-SHEFFIELD] Please don't quote the entire digest [1]
When "replying" to a message in a digest, it would be polite not to quote the entire digest, and to change the header to something other than: " ENG-SHEFFIELD Digest, Vol 1, Issue 13 " Most of us have email programs set to auto-title our replies, and to quote the message to which we reply, but reading your reply before pressing the button, and using the "Delete" key where appropriate, makes your message clearer to read. John Fisher Queensland
18. [SHEFF] RE MARRIAGE [1]
<> I have checked Ecclesfield church on disc and the marriage was not performed there. The Ecclesfield that you found on freebmd would be the registration district, but the marriage could have taken place at any church in this registration district. Not sure which they are but maybe someone else knows. carol, Sheffield
19. Re: [ENG-SHEFFIELD] british online phone directory [1]
Thanks for the link Helen ----- Original Message ----- From: To: ; Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2006 4:36 PM Subject: Re: [ENG-SHEFFIELD] british online phone directory > > In a message dated 05/09/2006 21:24:14 GMT Standard Time, lucy@efni.com > writes: > > I am looking for an online phone directory for Great Britain. The one I used > to use is no longer available > > > > Hi > > _www.192.com_ (http://www.192.com) is still onl
20. [SHEFF] BOLDOCK's fishmongers of Attercliffe [1]
Kenneth Hunt wrote: 'I have a passing relationship with Boldock the fishmonger. The father of a friend of mine worked for Boldock's from around the late 50s to sometime in the late 70's. My friend and i were both painters and I remember working on the shop at Heeley and the one at Atterclife (Painting them of course). The shop at Atterclife was run by my friends father and the one at Heeley was run by a Boldock son'. Hi Ken, Many thanks for your help. I really appreciate it. It's very hard to know
21. [SHEFF] No answer. [1]
Hi there list. I would like to apologize to anyone that has not received an answer to any E-Mail sent to me this year, My wife developed breast cancer at the beginning of the year so my mind was on other things. I am trying too pick up a few threads again now so do please contact me if you have any questions about my STACEY family line. Kind regards. Clive Stacey. The Netherlands.
22. Re: [SHEFF] Mary & father John ROSS [1]
Hi Gisela, My husbands maternal ancestors were Warburtons in Sheffield, Yorkshire. There has to be a connection as on one of the census returns a branch of the Warburton family is shown as having an adopted son with the last name Dentith born Salford, Lancashire. Unfortunately I cannot lay my hands on the details of which year the census was taken. One of the subscribers on this list sent me the details some time ago, I printed the page and now I cannot find it in the mounds of paper that I have. I h
23. Re: [ENG-SHEFFIELD] 1870 Valuation of Bolsterstone IBBOTSON [1]
Morning :-) Have a look here for any IBBOTSON in my database: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=bolsterstoneorig Cheers Jane -----Original Message----- From: eng-sheffield-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:eng-sheffield-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of Sandra Whitmore Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2006 11:10 PM To: eng-sheffield@rootsweb.com Cc: sandrawhitmore@blueyonder.co.uk Subject: Re: [ENG-SHEFFIELD] 1870 Valuation of Bolsterstone 3 more pages Hi There, i am interested in the surnam
24. [SHEFF] Sheffield Burial Index [1]
I have the floppy discs for both Christ Church, Attercliffe and Attercliffe Municipal Cemetery but the index of names seems to be pretty much the same on each, for instance, my Simpson's and Johnson's appear on both discs. Do the discs cover the same burial ground ? Don Co. Durham
25. [ENG-SHEFFIELD] Firth Park Hotel [1]
Thanks to the lead from Hugh I have concluded that the Census collector must have had one or two when completing his 1901 form. He got the right road, Page Hall Road, but the number was 127 not 121 and the Pub is called the Firth Park Hotel not Page Hall Hotel. Samuel was the License Victualler not Wine and spirits merchant. Thanks again Peter
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