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1. Re: [FENS] New passenger list uploaded [1]
Hiya Could Runtstibridge be Purls Bridge ??? Jane Essex ----- Original Message ----- From: "avril" To: Sent: Saturday, June 21, 2003 8:28 AM Subject: RE: [FENS] New passenger list uploaded > > Some suggestions. > Avril > > Probably Pinner (Pinher) > > Cornish Thos Stephen 12 M S son Pinlier(?) Middlesex CofE > Cornish Charles 10 M S son Pinlier(?) Middlesex CofE > Cornish Henrietta Ann 8 F S daughter Pinlier(?) Middlesex
2. [FENS] FISHER family (stray-gone to Canada) [1]
I can't find it now becuase I have misplaced it but this is a bit that I copied this bit onto one of my family trees... I found a FISHER Bible transcribed on the internet for a family coming from the London Area Edward FISHER & Sarah IVES (they were married in London England) One of their daughters Maud Amelia FISHER was born 2nd September 1878 at Poplar, London, England they imigrated into Canada She married a William Barber in 1899 (Callander, Ontario, Canada) Sorry I will look for it.... I just though
3. [FENS] Cambs-Australia [1]
Robyn, On the 9th. October 1816, the Sir William Bensley set sail from the U.K. with 9 men from Littleport & Ely districts, convicted of various offences arising from the Littleport & Ely riots of May 1816. They arrived in Australia on the 10th March 1817. Peter
4. RE: RE: [FENS] New passenger list uploaded [1]
Not seen it but how about Guyhirn? Dawn -----Original Message----- From: Robyn Smith [mailto:robynsmith@optusnet.com.au] Sent: Monday, 23 June 2003 9:14 AM To: ENGLISH-FENS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: RE: [FENS] New passenger list uploaded OK, Pearlsbridge is a possibility, but what about the place above it? The one that looks like Kynhorn? http://www.familyhistorybank.net/index.html Robyn > avril wrote: > > > I agree, definitely Pearlsbridge. I had forget abo
5. Re: [FENS] BECK / FLOOD [1]
Kathy, I have a John Beck and wife Elizabeth with a daughter, Jane. Jane was born December 4, 1814 in Chatteris, Cambridgeshire, UK. She married Matthew Scarborough in 1830 In the town of March. Are they part of your Beck line? Gene ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathy Irwin" To: Sent: Friday, June 27, 2003 6:39 AM Subject: [FENS] BECK / FLOOD > Hello People, > While doing some research on my Beck family at the LDS, I stumbled across > som
6. Re: RE: [FENS] New passenger list uploaded [1]
OK, Pearlsbridge is a possibility, but what about the place above it? The one that looks like Kynhorn? http://www.familyhistorybank.net/index.html Robyn > avril wrote: > > > I agree, definitely Pearlsbridge. I had forget about that and > Fridaybridge. > Avril > > -----Original Message----- > From: Jane [mailto:cejayjo@blueyonder.co.uk] > Sent: 23 June 2003 11:55 > To: ENGLISH-FENS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [FENS] New passenger list uploaded > > > Hi Robyn >
7. [FENS] DAWSONs of St Ives & Ramsey [1]
> At 16:33 12/06/03, Ann McClean wrote: > David, .... > As I am also interested in DAWSONs from the St Ives aera in connection with > my PALMER research. G'Day Ann, I don't know whether the following will help or hinder but you might find it interesting. The following family is listed in the 1851 census at Malt Yard, Ramsey. John ,Dawson,H ,M,38,Boatwright,Hun Ramsey Frances ,Dawson,Wf,M,37, ,Hun St.Ives George ,Dawson,S ,U,12,Ag.Lab ,Hun St.Ives John ,Dawson,S ,U, 8,Schola
8. Re: [FENS] Ely Inns [1]
Hugh I bought this book from Ely Museum when we last visited England. It was publishe by The Ely Society, 8 Broad St., Ely , CB7 4AH in 1984. If you are searching a specific inn, perhaps I could help you, Best wishes Elizabeth (Plaigne, France) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Hugh Parson" To: Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 10:32 AM Subject: [FENS] Ely Inns > Hi Listers, > > I saw in this months CFHS magazine a reference to a booklet titled "Ely >
9. Re: [FENS] FW: [LOEW] Fw: A2A Update, June 2003 [1]
Robyn, It knocked my socks off! Fantastic site, many thanks for the info! Adrian
10. [FENS] Runstibridge [1]
Robyn I have entered into this mystery a little late, only when looking up something else on the 1st edition of the Ordnance Survey for the Whittlsey area did I come across Rundle Bridge. It is spans Bevills Leam (River) and situated 1 mile west of Ponds Bridge. It's name on more recent maps is Tebbitt's Bridge Hope this helps. Does anyone have any further information on the Garner family mentioned. My interest in the Garners stems from a GG Grandmother Jane Garner born in 1824 in Ponds Bridge. Bri
11. Re: [FENS] attention Andrea Clark [1]
I got one, too. If you know how, look at "all headers" in the e- mail. You won't see Rootsweb listed as the sender. That puppy came out of Coulandra.net in Australia with a forged "reply to:" address. Lou On 11 Jun 2003 at 10:31, gabby wrote: > Did you send me an attachment with subject line-CAM register office > index...? If not, better check for a virus and if so could you resend > it with subject line .."to Sheila" added...since I've deleated the one > that arrived today. Sheila gabby@i
12. RE: [FENS] Update on NW Norfolk parishes on 1861 Cambs cd [1]
Sorry to burst your bubble, Sally, but further up the page the following announcements appears: <---- snipped Cambridgeshire C1861CAM 1861 #25.00 Please note: Unlike other projects, this particular census project will go ahead only if there are sufficient advance orders to cover costs. You may place an advance order on the shopping cart to register your interest. Credit cards will be charged only if the project does go ahead. The Cambridgeshire Registration Districts also include parts of North-west
13. RE: [FENS] New passenger list uploaded [1]
I agree, definitely Pearlsbridge. I had forget about that and Fridaybridge. Avril -----Original Message----- From: Jane [mailto:cejayjo@blueyonder.co.uk] Sent: 23 June 2003 11:55 To: ENGLISH-FENS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [FENS] New passenger list uploaded Hi Robyn I've had another look at your mystery entries & I agree that the first is most likely Guyhirn. Futher to my suggestion of Purls Bridge could it be in fact spelt as Pearlsbridge. I'm just thinking that our Fenland ancestors spoke with an
14. [FENS] Update on NW Norfolk parishes on 1861 Cambs cd [1]
I found the following on archivecdbooks yesterday. http://www.archivecdbooks.org/ **Norfolk 1861 Supplement 1 C1861NFK-S1 Places in Norfolk that appear in the Cambridgeshire Registration Districts (price) 8 GB Pounds & 50p These pieces do not appear on the Norfolk 1861 CD set (C1861NFK). All of these pieces do appear on the Cambridgeshire 1861 set (C1861CAM). (date of release) To be announced** Seems those of us who only need the North West of Norfolk no longer need to wait and see if the Cambri
15. Re: [FENS] FISHER family (stray-gone to Canada) [1]
At 22:24 13/06/03, Paula Loeffen-Closs wrote: >Here is the Website > >http://www.biblerecords.com/fisher.html Thanks Paula. I don't think that we are connected but the website might contain an undiscovered gem. I will file this away in my "Odds and Sods" collection. David.
16. [FENS] FW: Permission? [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Anne Jackson [mailto:aejay@optusnet.com.au] Sent: Sunday, 29 June 2003 7:58 AM To: Robyn Smith Subject: Permission? Dear Robyn, I have edited and published a 64 page book called "Three Holes, Portrait of a Fen village", which was published in March this year. It was compiled by me, Audrey Carnson and Rita Cuss from the local Acorn Club. It is a local history of Three Holes in the Fens and was launched by Mike Petty from Cambridge. It includes an introduction on ancien
17. RE: [FENS] Searchable shipping lists uploaded [1]
Thanks for that information, Evanie. I wondered about it when I couldn't find it in my AA Guide. Any other corrections to my interpretation of dodgy hand writing would be gratefully accepted. Cheers Robyn -----Original Message----- From: Evanie Clack [mailto:evanie_c@hotmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, 17 June 2003 10:43 AM To: ENGLISH-FENS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [FENS] Searchable shipping lists uploaded Hi Robyn, Just paid a quick visit to your database/website. Very impressed, but I did notice somet
18. RE: [FENS] Australian emigrant ships [1]
What I think that I am seeing in the small sample that I have viewed so far is that groups of Cantabrigians came to Australia together on the same ship. In the 230 people on the Argyle in 1852, 54 were from Cambridgeshire. I want to look at other ships that had Cambridge people on them to test my theory. I suspect that they were recruited together by the same agent and then went together. Cheers Robyn -----Original Message----- From: Gregory Kraus [mailto:greliz@bigpond.com] Sent: Monday, 9 June 2003 3:
19. [FENS] New passenger list uploaded [1]
I just realised that I forgot to change the signature line to show the address of the new web site with the passenger lists (I went shopping before my own messages hit my mail box :-) ). It is the first one listed below. Please visit and check out "What's new". Cheers -- Robyn Smith -- Sydney, Australia Listowner ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE, ENGLISH-FENS at www.Rootsweb.com List admin ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE, GEN-WebDesign, OPC-CAM-Little-Shelford, OPC-DEV-Bickington at www.British-Genealogy.com Family History Web Sit
20. Re: [FENS] Australian emigrant ships [1]
Dear Robyn While you're looking around at these immigrant ships, I would like to mention the following little story to you on the off-chance that you may come across something that connects with it. This story was handed down in my family from my maternal grandmother. An ancestor of my grandmother, (unfortunately no names or dates but a family well before my grandmother's own time) decided to immigrate to Australia. The husband went on ahead and got established - and the wife and 3 or 4 children follow
21. Re: Re: [FENS] Australian emigrant ships - INGLEs [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: robynsmith@optusnet.com.au Date: Friday, June 13, 2003 9:13 am Subject: Re: Re: [FENS] Australian emigrant ships > Hi David, > > Is your Sarah INGLE related to the INGLE > family of Little Shelford? G'Day Robyn, I have no known connection with Little Shelford but let me share some info about my INGLEs. Maybe you or someone else can make something of it. + SARAH INGLE married JOHN DAWSON at St Thomas a'Beckett, Ramsey on 18 Feb 1833. + The GRO birth cert for WILLIA
22. Re: [FENS] New passenger list uploaded - and 'KWY'! [1]
Geoffrey- you're absolutely right! I apologise. I remembered after I'd sent the message my sister-in-law telling me that- she also lives near there. But it's still possibly the place- what do you think? They might not have sounded the "w" very strongly! Caroline >From: GW5438@aol.com >Reply-To: ENGLISH-FENS-L@rootsweb.com >To: ENGLISH-FENS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [FENS] New passenger list uploaded - and 'KWY'! >Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2003 07:02:24 EDT > >Sorry, Caroline, but Quy is prononced 'KWY' -
23. [FENS] Ely Holy Trinity Lookup please? [1]
I am trying to find the marriage of a William Nightall to a Mary Taylor..on 21 Oct 1821..Is there any additional information included? ie..her father by chance? or where she was from? His father ? occupation? Thanks all SKS.. Cretia Olsen in Alaska..
24. [FENS] HARWOOD 1851 census [1]
Hi List: Is there anyone out there who has access to the 1851 census for Great Eversden, Cambridge who could check an entry for me. I have the the following transcription taken from the fiche which I recently purchased from CFHS and would like to confirm the birthplace of one of my ancestors. The entry reads Reference: HO / 107 / 1758 382B Name Head Status Age Employ Born County Gray Harwood
25. Re: [FENS] New passenger list uploaded - and 'KWY'! [1]
Sorry, Caroline, but Quy is prononced 'KWY' - I have driven by/through it just a few minutes ago and have lived in the area all of my life, so far! Yours, etc. Geoffrey Woollard in Cambridgeshire (of the Fen Ditton WOOLLARDs!).
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