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1. Re: [ENG-SOM] BMD certificates [1]
Thanks to everyone who answered my question about certificates. Anticipating an expensive research trip, Regards, Liz HUSSEY, Curry Rivel, Hambridge ADAMS, Isle Brewers, Hambridge PIPPIN, Curry Rivel
2. [ENG-SOM] QUARRIES IN WESTON - SHIPHAM - TREGO [1]
I am trying to trace my TREGO ancestry, I believe they could have possibly owned Quarries in Weston s Mare and a place called Shipham, near Cheddar. Can anyone advise how i can check old ownership of any quarries in this area? My family were decendents of John and William Trego from, I believe, Cannington or Bridgewater. Regards, Marlyn
3. [ENG-SOM] Wincanton Parish and West Country Shirley's [1]
Hello Everyone, Have completed today a fairly substantial update: Wincanton Parish, Somerset - have added another 30yrs of baptisms from 1740 to 1769 and a few years of marriages from 1754 to 1760. Also added is an article on Wincanton clockmakers. Have also finally made a start on the SHIRLEY families adding information to the website that I have accumulated in my so far unsuccessful search for my own Shirley family. Please do drop me a line if you come across any Shirley references at any time in
4. [ENG-SOM] BRAY [1]
Dear Amanda, I am also looking for BRAY of Cornwall and Bowden/Bawden of same place. The Bowden/Bawden came originally from Linkinghorn and in our line Samuel Bray married Gertrude Bowden in Western Australia. I think both families were in South Australia before comeing to Western Australia. What info do you have on the BRAYS. Regards Joan >From : "Amanda Counsell" To : ENG-SOMERSET-L@rootsweb.com Subject : [ENG-SOM] Posting interests Date : Tue, 7 May 2002 18:35:24 +
5. Re: [ENG-SOM] Scanners [1]
Don Depends on your scanner and the program you are using. Generally not much is achieved scanning more the 200DPI but 600 DPI will give you a good image. Your program should allow a good preview of the picture prior to print. Printing ensure your are selecting the correct paper. Wrong selection can be a disaster, for print only use best quality papier suitable for photo prints. Other than that you may need to calibrate your scanner read your scanner set-up s to how you do that. For
6. [ENG-SOM] List Admin - Spam Bar [1]
I don't think this affects many of us here, but in case it does, this is my take on the subject of Spam Bars. I note with some concern that my in-tray is increasingly becoming the target of a new type of automated message - in the main caused by programs which purport to bar spam. These may be fine for the user, but they invariably subject others to an increased quantity of automated garbage - as if there isn't enough of the stuff already! This IMHO constitutes spam ie unsolicited mail. List members are
7. Re: [ENG-SOM] Re: hewish v Huish? [1]
Hello Paul, Thank you so much for explaining this to me, I was finding it all very confusing. I have just been scrutinising the 1891 census return that I have for 'Hewish,' and you are quite right; in the left hand column, outside the actual form, the enumerator has written 'West Crewkerne.' Many thanks Marjorie
8. [ENG-SOM] St Jude [1]
Is anyone able to advise if there is a place names St Jude in Somerset. The information I have is that a Daniel FITZGERALD married Mary ROYES in St Jude some time around 1860 - they then moved to Jersey CI. The only St Jude I have located is in the Isle of Man - however, family info seems to point to Somerset as the birth place of Mary ROYES. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Best regards John Jagot Victoria Australia --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system
9. Re: [ENG-SOM] Blew look-up [1]
Regret Alison you are in that difficult position of not being able to find out without buying the certificate I hear plans are afoot to change the present situation, maybe for records over a 100 years old, but AFAIK there is nothing concrete yet, so don't hold your breath. At present your only option is to spend your equivalent of GBP6.50 to find out if you've got the right ones: see: http://www.statistics.gov.uk/nsbase/registration/certificates.asp There is some guidance at: http://www.dixons.clara.c
10. [ENG-SOM] New To List [1]
Here is the name I am researching. James Trask Born 1814 @ Alminster, Somersetshire. Thanks Dave
11. Re: [ENG-SOM] 1600's Day Dates [1]
If I interpret you correctly, what you are looking at is Roman numerals, written in lower-case English letters. Thus 1 = i 2 = ii 3 = iii 4 = iv or iiii 5 = v etc. - you probably know the system. (If not, it's probably listed in the back of a good dictionary, or you could try Googling.) Quite often the final 'i' would be written as a 'j', so that 3 = iij. This last 'ij' looks exactly like a y with two dots over it. I'm not an expert about what was done when, but one way of writing a date was to put
12. [ENG-SOM] BVRI search [1]
Could someone please check the BVRI for the following for me please? FRANCIS, Ambrose Mandefield baptised June 24, 1855, Stoford/Barwick, Somerset. Parents Samuel and Selina (possibly). Many thanks. Diane in Saskatchewan, Canada
13. [ENG-SOM] Bodey Family !! [1]
Hi Folks, I am hoping that someone has information on the Bodey family of Rowberrow and Worle 1800-1861, all I have is a William Bodey born about 1806, looking for parents and siblings if any, if possible on the 1851 or 1861 census, if anyone needs a search of the Liverpool 1851 Census Index for family please send me the details. Thanking you in Anticipation, Bill Birchall
14. [ENG-SOM] Researching DANIELS from Wellow. [1]
Hi List, I am researching the name Daniels from Wellow in Somerset.Matilda Smith married Robert Daniels abt 1850 in Upton Scudamore in Wiltshire and on the 1881 census they were living in Wellow Somerset.Robert 59 was a Ag Labourer and Matilda 48 was a dressmaker.3 of their children lived there at the time, William 30 also an Ag Labourer,Chloe 19 a Sewing machinist and Charles 12 a Scholar. They also had 2 other children who were living elsewhere,(possibly in Australia) called Decimus and George. Anyone on
15. RE: [ENG-SOM] Yeovil [1]
Yeovil Without includes (at least) that part of Mudford Road from Hundredstone going out of Yeovil towards Mudford. It still exists, and even today there is I think still a road sign just before one reaches Hundredstone indicating the start of 'Yeovil Without'. Hope that helps Michael Maggs (born in Yeovil!) -----Original Message----- From: Shirley Henriques [mailto:shirleyhenriques@lineone.net] Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 3:29 PM To: ENG-SOMERSET-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ENG-SOM] Yeovil Hello I am
16. [ENG-SOM] Deake Research [1]
Researching the DEAKE, DEAK family in Somerset. Believe they may have been from the Minehead area. Maurice L. Dake Amateur Radio Call: K9EE www.dakehome.com
17. Re: [ENG-SOM] BMD certificates [1]
In a message dated 19/05/02 00:24:40 GMT Daylight Time, pbenyon@btinternet.com writes: > Yes, you can book time at your local Registry Office as long as you > are prepared to pay the fee due, As I understand it you can only do a personal search of the Superintendent Registrar's Indexes, the original registers cannot be inspected by the public. This is only realistic if you know the registration district in which the event took place, and for marriages it is necessary to know exactly where and when t
18. RE: [ENG-SOM] Hospital Records in the U.K and Virus Warning [1]
G'day Paul Thanks for the posting about the hospital records. You are not by yourself regarding the receipt of the KLez virus. Had two today from unknown people (possibly they might have my name in their address book for some reason). I have eliminated my address book and have all my addresses in an email which i sent to myself. Whenever I want to add someone to my address book I send the address to myself in the body of the message and email address and the person's name in the subject line. When I go o
19. [ENG-SOM] Unsubscribing [1]
Hi List I am unsubscribing for a while, but I shall be back. Thanks everyone. Brian Schollar Bournemouth England Mail checked with McAfee version 6.02 updated 8 May 02
20. [ENG-SOM] Branchflower surname [1]
Dear Listers, I am interested in my ancestor Josiah BRANCHFLOWER (b1801) in Taunton, Somerset. So far I have not been able to find a birth record for him. He married Elizabeth (Betsy) LITTLEJOHN in Taunton (don't have a date) and so far I have nine children born to them between 1826 and 1839. The first four children appear to have been born in Somerset, and the remaining ones in London (Battersea/ Bethnal Green). Josiah was a silk weaver. Can anyone tell me where to go next to find out about Josiah's birt
21. [ENG-SOM] Young Isaac Parfitt [1]
Hi to all out there. I hope you are having or have had a great day. Does anyone have access to the baptismal records of Shepton Mallet? I am looking for the listing of ISAAC PARFITT, bap 26 May 1811. He was the son of ISAAC and SARAH PARFITT and I would like to know that I am pretty right in knowig that the son ISAAC is part of my line. All of my Isaac and Sarah's children were born in Clutton but a son Isaac is not listed and my near relatives insist that there was a son Isaac for my gggrandf
22. [ENG-SOM] Gauntlett Inn, Kilmersdon [1]
Hi everyone I wonder if anyone could help - I have found out that there used to be a public house in Kilmersdon called the Gauntlett Inn. In the 1851 census (I think) I found my gt gt grandfather there when previously he had been in the workhouse in Frome. I think this pub is now the Jolliffe Arms but I'm not sure. Would anyone know if I am right and why he would have gone there - presumably to work, as his mother was widowed and in the poor house. Would he have been sent there, or could he have found
23. [ENG-SOM] LEIGH HOUSE FARM-SOMERSET [1]
Dear Sirs I would be thankful if you could provide me with information about the Leigh House Farm (from 1870's - untill sometime in 1900's), near Winsham, near Chard, Somerset. I know the house is now a hotel. I am interested in information about the Henley family that owned Leigh House in the past. Henry Cornish Henley was Esquire of Leigh House (1870's - sometime in 1900's). He was married to Elizabeth. I would like to know the names and birth dates of their children. Thank you so much for your at
24. [ENG-SOM] Wiveliscombe look-ups [1]
Hi Brian, Are there any MARKEYs in your PRs? Regards, Jackie Markey in Surrey
25. [ENG-SOM] [ENG_SOM] Cooke,Jones. [1]
I am looking for John E Jones a grocer possibly in the Wedmore area Born about 1820. he had a daughter Emily born in 1841 in Panton Somerset. I haven't traced Panton. I am also looking for Henry Cooke in the same area born about 1840. He died before 1892. If anyone can help I would be very grateful. Dave.
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