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1. Re: [ENG-SHROP] PLACE NAMES IN SHROPSHIRE - Coyd y mynyth, Cay Mawr [1]
In a message dated 03/08/2003 00:01:28 GMT Standard Time, ENG-SHROPSHIRE-PLUS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Coyd y > >mynyth > >It should be somewhere around Oswestry up to Wigynton and across to > >Ellesmere. I am sure of the C at the beginning of the word as the > >letter is the same formation used for that of County > > Another place is Cay Mawr, also in the same region - I think a little bit of local Welsh is needed, Coed y mynydd - no mountains or hills in the Wigginton, so Your looking fo
2. Re: [ENG-SHROP] Registered Births In West Bromwich [1]
Hi Maria, Steady on with buying a certificate covered by Staffordshire. Do you mean CLEETON, which is a township of Bitterley, Shropshire, and has a church St. Mary? If so go into the Genuki Shropshire page, which shows registers for there are held at either Ludlow, Shropshire, alternatively Leominster in Herefordshire. Whilst these would be for applying for a certificate from a regional register office, rather than General Register Office, Staffordshire seems like an unlikely shot. Cheers, Jo.
3. [ENG-SHROP] 1851 or 1841 census help please - Clun [1]
Further to my last re old policeman, could anyone with census index and CDs for Clun please look to see if there is an elderly Richard Gough still living there? Wife Margaret (Jones). There is more chance of finding him on the 1841 I know, but appreciate this may be less accessible. Any help would be much appreciated. Thankyou. Marion in Hampshire.
4. [ENG-SHROP] Computer Crash [1]
Hi all My mother-board did a doozy on me, and probably the hard disk as well. Have lots of things backed up on zip disks, but the new computer won't accept my zip drive and relies upon re-writable CDs, which will be good when I am able to transfer all the zip disks to CDs - probably weeks away. Expensive business this! Meanwhile to those who had emailed me recently, please send again, and would all I have contact with please send their emails for inclusion in my new address book, a copy of which will
5. Re: [ENG-SHROP] New subscriber; this list or not? [1]
At 06:27 AM 7/08/03, you wrote: >Hello List, > >I have just signed on, can anyone tell me if this is the correct list for >Wellington Shropshire ? > >If so my research interest is CHILDS william c1835 ascendants or descendants. > >Regards >Paul >(in roasting Sheffield) Correct list. Welcome Graham Melbourne Oz Pleasant 15C degree day in winter.
6. [ENG-SHROP] Fwd: [WAR] Wrong list but super people [1]
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7. RE: [ENG-SHROP] RE: POSTING INTERESTS. [1]
Hello - I too am researching EVANS family and am in Ontario. My family I understand is from Welshampton and I have no idea if that is any where near your area of search. My great grandfather was Charles Evans with several children one of whom I understand came to Canada (Robert) my gransfather Richard married in Birkenhead to Elizabeth Glazebrook, had some children there and the rest in the St.Helens area. Is there any chance your line might connect with mine? I have had several messages on the Li
8. [ENG-SHROP] Re: BEARD and HANCOX [1]
I wondered if anyone had a copy of the 1851 Census if they could look up the following families: John and Hannah BEARD at Wellington with possible children: Elizabeth aged 22 Hannah 18 John aged 16 Mary aged 10 Sarah aged 5 Joseph and Ann HANCOCKS/HANCOX at Dawley Magna with children: John aged 22 Thomas aged 19 Eliza aged 14 George aged 12 I can't order the films yet from my local LDS Family History Centre because they are closed for a few weeks, and I don't have any other families to look up in
9. Re: [ENG-SHROP] Re:GRO General Question - Remains unanswered help please ! [1]
> If you see for example a GRO birth entry as follows, > > ELLIS MALE SHREWSBURY > > Does this indicate that the child died a birth before a name was ever given, > if so when applying for a birth certificate would the parents details still > show in the normal way ? Eddie It does often indicate that the child died very young but not always. Yes the parents names should appear in the usual way. Denise
10. [ENG-SHROP] Re - Churchyard advice please. [1]
Ref Margaret's question regarding burials. Some years ago I was in York City to find my ggg grandfather William Abley (bn circa 1819 in Ludlow). He and his family had moved there to seek work in about 1850. He was a baker by trade. They remained in the area for several generations. I decided to find where the family were buried and after checking with the City Archivist found they were all buried at York Cemetery. York Cemetery is now no longer used and has become a Trust, managed by Friends of York Cemet
11. [ENG-SHROP] Look up 1871 census Wellington, Pownall / Elks [1]
Did anyone spot the deliberate mistake, yes it does help to write something before sending your e-mail. If only I had a brain. Start again Hello all Today I found out the names of my G Grandparents, I already knew my grandfather Harry Pownall was born (registered) in Wellington. His father is Abraham Pownall, but I do not know his age or place of birth, and the only Abraham who comes up in the 1881 census is born 1814 and is in Liverpool, and I doubt that this is my
12. [ENG-SHROP] 1851 Census Look up Warwickshire [1]
Hi All, If anyone has the 1851 Census for Warwickshire, could you possibly see if there is a, John Wycherley , born 1816 in Market Drayton. Shropshire Thanks Ken Manchester --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.506 / Virus Database: 303 - Release Date: 8/1/03
13. [ENG-SHROP] Which Family Tree Programme [1]
Hello, Which programme is the most user friendly to use? Dave Gosling
14. Re: [ENG-SHROP] 1851 or 1841 census help please - Clun [1]
Hi Marion Had a look at Clun on the 1851 discs. Unfortunately, no elderley Richard or Margaret. There are about 9 families of Gough living in Clun - mainly a village that looks like Whitcott - Keysett! If you want any further details of the families, let me know Christine West Yorkshire ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marion Teague" To: Sent: Saturday, August 09, 2003 10:23 PM Subject: [ENG-SHROP] 1851 or 1841 census help please -
15. [ENG-SHROP] Question please-correct list, researching Oswesting, Wrexham, shrop, UK? [1]
Dear list, Is there a list for Oswesting? and Wrexham? researching in that area. Regards Amanda - Sydney, NSW, Australia
16. [ENG-SHROP] Baptism Records [1]
Hi Listers. The other day at Shrewsbury Archives I was looking through the parish registers of Culmington Church , Shropshire.looking for entries of ancestors... when I came across some baptism records which interested me.. An example of which was..... Elizabeth daughter of Charles Smout by Mary his wife born May 19th 1809 baptized May 24th 1809 christened June 11th 1809 The baptism records followed the same format for a period of about ten years up to 1812 when the printed registers ( Rose's Act ) w
17. [ENG-SHROP] re:Dark Lane Dawley [1]
Noticed that people were talking about Dawley and wondered if anyone who is checking fiches if they would be really kind and look out for the surnames HART and OLIVER. Thankyou in advance Paula Norfolk
18. Re: [ENG-SHROP] John Bickley married Anne Birch 1818 Oswestry, Lookup Please [1]
In a message dated 19/08/2003 07:31:59 GMT Standard Time, amandacurran@bigpond.com writes: > As you have a Mary BICKLEY as a witness to the John > >BICKLEY/Mary DODD wedding it may be supposed that she could be John`s > sister. > >Mary BICKLEY has a brother Joseph born September 3rd. 1801 and a sister > >Margaret born March 2nd. 1805 bap. March 7th. > >John and Mary BICKLEY nee DODD named their first son Joseph so on paper it > >looks OK patronimically! > >But-- as I say, it`s guesswork but may also be a
19. Re: [ENG-SHROP] Scriven, Beckbury [1]
Hi Margaret In 1891 the Scriven family were as follows:- Norton Villiage St Chad Rural District Shifnall Thomas Scriven H M 47 Ag. Lab Alveley Shropshire Hannah M Scriven W M 39 Enville Shropshire Mary Scriven D 13 Stockton Shropshire Florence Scriven D 10 " " Rosanna Scriven D 6 " " Alber
20. [ENG-SHROP] 1861 Wellington census - Ketley. Ref RG9/1899 [1]
Hello again. Further to my earlier request about information on Martha CAS(E)WELL aged 16, would anyone be able to check the following Piece no. for me please - RG9/1899? Gwynne kindly found her for me in Ketley - she was a housekeeper - but I would dearly like to know who she was living with at the time. I hope someone can help Thanks Mal
21. [ENG-SHROP] Goughs Yard Broseley [1]
Hello Friends Does anyone have the history of Goughs Yard, Broseley? My great uncle, Rowland Smitheman, married Caroline Gough in 1856. Her father was Thomas Gough, a maltster. The 1901 census shows Rowland living in King Street and his nephew, Edwin Smitheman, living in Goughs Yard, which appears to be adjacent to King Street. Rowland was a clay pipe manufacturer. Your help would be appreciated. Joe
22. Re: [ENG-SHROP] Holy Trinity, Dawley Magna [1]
Hi Ray, Shropshire Records & Research Centre http://www.shropshireonline.gov.uk/research.nsf Lists the following......... Baptisms Burials Marriages Banns Dawley Magna 1666-1986 1666-1979 1666-1992 1755-1994 Ken Manchester ----- Original Message ----- From: "Raymond Spicer" To: Sent: Saturday, August 02, 2003 2:22 PM Subject: [ENG-SHROP] Holy Trinity, Dawley Magna > Hi Listers > Could someone tell me where records for the above
23. [ENG-SHROP] Scriven, Beckbury [1]
Hi there, Can anyone help with any info on Thomas SCRIVEN and his wife Hannah Maria who were living in Beckbury, Shropshire in the early 1900's They had at least five children - Albert, William, Leonard, John and Florence Kindest Regards Margaret Sheridan _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself with cool emoticons - download MSN Messenger today! http://www.msn.co.uk/messenger
24. [ENG-SHROP] Attn: Susan Hicks [1]
Susan, Please send your e-mail address to me. I am dreadfully negligent in responding to your mail. Rick Eaton Eaton.noble@cshore.com
25. [ENG-SHROP] Hayward - Butcher in Wellington [1]
Hello, I am hoping that someone may have a photo(s) or know where I can find some, of Wellington High Street, around the 1850's. Which may show the butchers shop, owned by the Hayward family. Thank you for any assistance Dave Gosling
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