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1. Re: [WES] GREGG [1]
The church would be St Andrew's Holborn, which is very famous (some of my ancestors were married there) and very fine. Robin (Woking) --- Barb Baker wrote: > As always, I am hunting for any information on > Daniel GREGG. Recently I > found a marriage in the 'Pallot's Marriage Index for > England 1780-1837' for > a Daniel GREGG and a Mary DOYLE. > > Would anyone know which church would apply to this > 1832 Marriage, when the > Parish is shown as > 'HOLBORN ST ANDREW' ? > > Tha
2. Re: [WES] Howarths Willan & Warton Transcribing [1]
I also have some Willans from Westmorland and Dent/Sedbergh area of Yorkshire. Kate ----- Original Message ----- From: Heather Robertson. To: ENG-WESTMORLAND-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2004 12:33 PM Subject: [WES] Howarths Willan & Warton Transcribing Hi,Is it Gwynne who is looking for Willans & Howarths? I have Howarths in my ancestry from Carnforth Warton. I also have Willans from Westmorland. I just discovered a family tree already done for the Willans on Ancestry.co
3. OPC Online Parish Clerk Project [1]
>>I suggest looking at the LAN-OPC web-site at www.lan-opc.org.uk >>.......There are OPC projects in other counties and a google search may >>well give their addresses.<
4. Re: [WES] Kendal Map 1861 [1]
I have a copy I can email if you want. John Sarah wrote: > There used to be an old map of Kendal in 1861 at: > http://www.sagittarius.demon.co.uk/kendal1861big.htm > > but the site is unavailable. It was one of the few maps that I didn't uhhh errr borrow. Does anyone else have it? It isn't on Google Images anywhere else. > > Thanks, > Sarah > > > > ==== ENG-WESTMORLAND Mailing List ==== > The Cumbria Family History Society Web Site > www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/CUL/cumbFHS/
5. Ambleside businesses circ 1922-names mentioned DODD MARTIN LOWERY GIBSON JACKSON [1]
Hi All, since the Cumberland list is still 'down', there is no point in transcribing the newspapers over there. So, I will continue with the following... The following is a partial list of businesses and proprietors that advertised in the guide book "Ambleside, The Centre of Lakeland" "Official Guide". It looks like this guide book was printed about 1922 as it states Ambleside's 1921 population as 2,887. This was issued by the "Ambleside Advertising and Development Association". Size of booklet i
6. Re: [WES] DOBSON of Kendal [1]
Hello, Just to add a little more to the Dobson family (maybe) I have a Jane BLAND bpt. 21 Sep 1870 Grayrigg. (f. John) who m. a John Dobson in June 1893 - Kendal. Kate
7. Re: [WES] 1841/51 Census Look up - Scales [1]
Muchos Gracias Sarah!! Sarah wrote:. >>whereabouts Akinson's yard was in relation to a number on Highgate, as I have been unable to find a map with it on<< Julie . Bienvenidos Westmorland, Julie! --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Take Yahoo! Mail with you! Get it on your mobile phone.
8. Re: [WES] LOY and DODD [1]
Hi Sarah....When you have Crosby Ravensworth Parish pics organized please send them to me. All the best from a Meaburn lad Doug Cowden
9. Re: [WES] hello somebody [1]
Hi Elaine i have a direct decendent grt grt granddad who lived and worked at Warton.His name was Thomas Thompson his wife Barbara Ann.He was a coachman we think at the ironworks we think a son Alfred Edward was born up there.I know nothing about the works but we think they lived at Warton Hall.Thomas was born 26th Apr 1845 Soulby Nr Kirkby Stephen Westmorland.Any info about the Works or the Hall would mean a lot to us.Or our family we plan a trip up there soon.We visit Soulby at least twice a year and it wo
10. 1841/51 Census Look up - Scales [1]
Hi, I'm new to the list and was wondering if anyone possibly had access to the 1841/51 census. I would like to know if WILLIAM SCALES, Clockmaker & Watchmaker, was at Atkinson's Yard, Highgate, as he was there in 1829. I would also like to know, if possible from one of the censuses, whereabouts Akinson's yard was in relation to a number on Highgate, as I have been unable to find a map with it on. Many thanks. Julie. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? The all-new My Yahoo!  What will
11. 1871 Census [1]
Hi List I wonder if sks has access to the 1871 census for Westmorland and would be able to look up the following family. JOHN METCALF(E) aged approx 70 born Orton Westmorland his wife ELIZABETH aged approx 73 born Yorkshire their son CHRISTOPHER aged approx 41 born Orton Westmorland his wife ISABELLA aged approx 23 born Long Marton/Knock Thanks in advance Margaret --------------------------------- Win a castle for NYE with your mates and Yahoo! Messenger
12. Re: [WES] DOG & WOOD [1]
Depends on how many trees there are to nose into! >How far can a genealogical dog run into a genealogical wood? -- Original Indexes - Research Aids for Local & Family Historians 8 Eskdale Road, Whitburn, Sunderland, Tyne & Wear SR6 8AN, UK On-line Catalogue http://www.original-indexes.demon.co.uk/index.htm
13. Re: [WES] 1871 Winton, ANDERSON [1]
Derek, you wouldn't have the 1851 for Brough-Under-Soweby, Westmorland, would you? If so, would you mind seeing if there are any Andersons there? Joseph's father's name was "John" - according to the marriage cert. Thanks, Marg ----- Original Message ----- From: "Derek Sadler" To: Sent: Saturday, November 27, 2004 6:24 AM Subject: Re: [WES] 1871 Winton, ANDERSON > Hi Margaret, > > Found the following Anderson family in the 1871 Census a
14. Re: [WES] DOBSON of Kendal [1]
>snip< >I have a Jane BLAND bpt. 21 Sep 1870 Grayrigg. (f. John) who m. a John Dobson in June 1893 - Kendal.< Hello Kate, I think my John Dobson might be a little to early (b.1800)for a marriage in 1893:-) But I will keep that marriage on my files just in case. Much appreciated. Regards Janis.
15. Re: [WES] Kendal Map 1861 [1]
John, could you please email a copy to me also? Many thanks. Julie John Armstrong wrote: I have a copy I can email if you want. John Sarah wrote: > There used to be an old map of Kendal in 1861 at: > http://www.sagittarius.demon.co.uk/kendal1861big.htm > > but the site is unavailable. It was one of the few maps that I didn't uhhh errr borrow. Does anyone else have it? It isn't on Google Images anywhere else. > > Thanks, > Sarah > > > > ==== ENG-WESTMORLAND Mailing List ====
16. Re: [WES] Cumberland list [1]
CUL still down on my system Doug Cowden
17. Re: [WES] Lowdon-Early [1]
Hi Michael, My ears perked up when you said Warcop. We have some Reveleys that have kept Warcop/Warkup/Warcup as a middle name, or a first name. Jonathan Reveley married Elizabeth Warcup in 1802. Would you happen to know if there was a Warcop family of Warcop? Thanks, Sarah Reveley in Texas
18. Thanks [1]
Thanks to everyone who replied to my Cumberland rootsweb down query John
19. Scalthwaiterigg [1]
Hi Sarah Many thanks for your quick reply very much appreciated. Best wishes Margaret
20. GREGG [1]
As always, I am hunting for any information on Daniel GREGG. Recently I found a marriage in the 'Pallot's Marriage Index for England 1780-1837' for a Daniel GREGG and a Mary DOYLE. Would anyone know which church would apply to this 1832 Marriage, when the Parish is shown as 'HOLBORN ST ANDREW' ? Thank you from Barb, Ontario, Canada.
21. Heversham, Levens [1]
Hi, I do not live in England so I ask this question. In some of my research my ancestors are listed as born in Levens, other research says Heversham. Are they two separate towns? Does Heversham still exist? Carol Pennsylvania, USA
22. Re: [WES] Re-posting names [1]
Hi Janis, I don't think I answered your EMail. Sorry. Thanks for the Dobson info. I am mainly interested in knowing about the generation of Dobsons from 1901 forward. From Thomas & Ann Wilkinson. They had a lot of children that must have families there today. The Rigg connection I know nothing of except what I posted earlier they lived in Langdale. Thanks Again Heather (Canada) ----- Original Message ----- From: "janis cole" To: Sent:
23. Carlisle, July 18th 1756 [1]
This letter was in amongst the letters I am transcribing from Kendal, but the date should be 1776, and Crosby Ravenside is Crosby Ravensworth. Samuel Reveley isn't mentioned, but I think this is a letter of reference for him. He became the schoolmaster, and then the Vicar. If I could establish N. Wennington's identity and location, it would be helpful. Are there any connections to Gillbanks or Wenningtons in the audience? Thanks, Sarah =========================== Carlisle, July 18th 1756 To the Reveren
24. Re: [WES] Maulds Meaburn [1]
Hi Gordon, The village is located within the Parish of Crosby Ravensworth bordered on the north by Morland, the west by Shap, east by Appleby and south by Orton...The St. Lawrence church is a Gothic Cathedral type building and visited frequently ... May I suggest that you check out the homesite and other websites such as the one I will send you directly. Best regards. Doug Cowden
25. Re: [WES] Where is Haybanks? [1]
Believe Haybanks is in St. Lawrence parish at Appleby and not the same named parish at Crosby Ravensworth where I was born and raised in the village of Maulds Meaburn. Cheers! Doug Cowden
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