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1. [FENS] FENLAND SPEED SKATING. [1]
Dear Susan McCarthy, There is an article in The COUNTRYMAN magazine for January 2001 titled " When Fenlands' finest raced with Jack Frost " by Roger Deakin which you might find interesting. Howard Pate, Greenwich, NY. USA.
2. RE: [FENS] Re: ENGLISH-FENS-D Digest V01 #95 - AOL doesn't work! [1]
Apprently AOL have now created a work around to the problem.... Wouldn't you just know it... Regards, Martin Edwards Chairman - Cambridgeshire Family History Society http://www.cfhs.org.uk Maintainer - Cambridgeshire History Portal http://www.cambridgeshirehistory.com Maintainer - Local Ancestors http://www.localancestors.com/ Webmaster - GenWeb Cambridgeshire http://www.rootsweb.com/~engcam Webmaster - GenWeb Huntingdonshire http://www.rootsweb.com/~enghun Webmaster - GenWeb Bedfordshire http://www.roots
3. [FENS] Re: Abbottsley Huntingdon [1]
I'm looking for confirmation of two christenings in Abbottsley Hunts, does anyone happen to have parish records from there? Unfortunately they are not in my historical society's library. Robert Endersby was born around 1759 and his future wife Elizabeth Law circa 1763. If anyone could tell me who their parents I would be most grateful. Thanks again Julie Fitzgerald Melbourne Australia
4. [FENS] Inquest Reports [1]
Dear Listers Could someone please advise me where/if I would be able to find a copy of an Inquest Report. The Inquest was for a drowning which occured 'near the Forty Feet Bridge Ramsey' on 14th August 1876 Thank you in advance for your help Kind Regards Eliza Bond
5. [FENS] [ENG-CAMB] COOPER's [1]
Hi there, Is anyone out there looking for COOPER's from Arrington, Bourne, Longstow area of Cambs about 1835 onwards. In particular would like to find Charles COOPER born about 1845 in Arrington but does not appear on the 1851 census for Arrington. Married Ellen ? born about 1855 from Arrington. First daughter Jane Elizabeth born about 1874 in Longstow, 2nd daughter Eliza Ann born in Bourne in 1877. Then moved into Norfolk. Thanks Shane ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== . ==================
6. [FENS] Mill Road Cemetery Cambridge [1]
Dear Listers, The CFHS Monumental Inscriptions programme as started again and resumed with the Mill Road Cemetery in Cambridge. The sessions are always on a Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. The vast majority of this major cemetery has been completed but we would like a few hands to help finish it. Members and non-members alike are welcome. If you want a bit of fresh air and some gentle exercise then come and join us. Please contact the MI Co-ordinator, Alan Bullwinkle, 1 Joscelynes, Stapleford, Cambridge. Re
7. [FENS] SUMMERLEE [1]
Hello Shane, Give me a name regarding your SUMMERLEE in Littleport, and I'll look it up for you. Phil Brown. ************************************ Phil & Dot Brown Tel 61 3 97394888 Researching, PAYNE, BAKER, MISEN, JEFF, WEBB, FINCHAM, DYSON, PEACHEY, CARPENTER, CHILDERSTONE, FLACK In Suffolk. SHINGLES, BROWN, BUTCHER, CASTER, FENN, SAVAGE In Cambridgeshire. GOODLIFFE, COTTON In Yorkshire. COX, GOODLIFFE, KIRKBY, INGRAM In Rutland. COTTON, DARLOW, SHELTON, FOSTER In Nottinghamshire. Email protec
8. Re: [FENS] Census 2001 - Why all the fuss? [1]
Ann wrote: > I can't see what all the fuss about! I mean, why does this information, most > of which is common knowledge anyway, have to be locked away for 100 years! Some of the questions are very personal (e.g. education, or lack of it), All people have to be counted, but for one reason or another some do not wish their existence to be checked during their lifetime (e.g women hiding from ex husbands/partners who have threatened to harm or kill them and their children, - and yes, there ARE a lot of those
9. [FENS] baptism index? 1839 & 1844? Kingston for LINDSAY [1]
Dear listers I have rejoined since the failure of my hard disk. If anyone has been trying to contact me since 16 March can they please resend. Since being back on line since 7 April it has taken me this long to catch up! My main interest is the LINDSAYs of Kingston and various families that married in to them. Right now though I would like to clarify 2 names on a baptism index if they are available. I have a Marianne LINDSAY1839 and a Mary Ann LINDSAY1844 Perhaps Marianne died? Can anybody clarify for s
10. [FENS] Charles Cooper [1]
Hello. I mistakenly deleted the message from someone looking for a Charles Cooper born at Arrington c.1845 I think. Then I found a Charles Cooper bapt.3rd March 1844 at Dry Drayton (some 9 miles north-east of Arrington) the son of John Cooper & Margaret. Sorry. Hope this reaches you, for what it is worth. Joe
11. [FENS] Higher Booths [1]
Hello Ann, I believe Higher booths is not near Oldham but rather in the Rawtenstall, Crawshawbooth, Goodshaw area. But I've tried to check on a large scale map without success. David
12. Re: [FENS] Census 2001 - Why all the fuss? [1]
Dear Mary, It's not so much the information asked for, which as I said, is available to the Powers That Be from their own Government depts, etc; but more the fact that the census is locked away for 100 years - 60-70 years would make more sense; the French release theirs after 30! But I do accept that there are those who's information must be protected at all costs. But after all, it is only the names, addresses, ages, place of birth and occupation that we are interested in, not if they drove to work in a c
13. [FENS] St. Lucia marriages - are they British?! [1]
I have been asked by a friend to find out if getting married on the island of St Lucia in 1992, would she be able to get a copy of her marriage certificate via the PRO - Consular Returns Register? And if so, how does she go about getting a copy? Grateful for any advice offered, Regards, Ann McClean in Llanmerewig, Mid-Wales, U.K. ann.mcclean@cawthorn.co.uk Bobbin Lacemaking Pages http://www.ann-mcclean.mid-wales.net ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CAWTHORN, SCOTT & Da SILVA/PALMER Family History Pages
14. [FENS] Re: [ENG-CAMB] Manea Parish records AGAIN!!! [1]
This child was not expected to live at birth - so the first baptism - the Pb - private baptism, which may have been done in a hurry by the midwife, or the vicar or anyone who happened to be standing around - quite legal by the way. When showing signs of surviving the child is then taken to church and - received into the church. Which is the true meaning of baptism - being received into the community. Though in this case she was either very ill for a long time, they didn't go to church for ages, or they f
15. [FENS] RE: ENGLISH-FENS-D Digest V01 #113 [1]
-----Original Message----- From: ENGLISH-FENS-D-request@rootsweb.com [mailto:ENGLISH-FENS-D-request@rootsweb.com] Sent: 22 April 2001 08:01 To: ENGLISH-FENS-D@rootsweb.com Subject: ENGLISH-FENS-D Digest V01 #113 Dear Gary I have all the census returns for Westley Waterless and a transcription of the parish registers and monumental inscriptions. John Pearson was in Westley in 1841, 1871 and 1881, He and his wife and son Philip are buried in the churchyard. Please let me know
16. [FENS] [ENG-CAMB] DESBOROUGH - Hemingford Grey, Cambridge [1]
Hello All: In the 1999 Thames & Hudson book, THE MOST BEATIFUL VILLAGES OF ENGLAND by James BENTLEY, photos by Hugh PALMER, there is a photo of a tombstone: "In Memory of Frances Elizabeth elder daughter of William and Elizabeth Maria DESBOROUGH born 12 Dec 1803 Died at Hemingford Grey [CAM] 7 Nov. 1820 Beloved and respected by all who knew her" the vault sits upon another - "Charles DESBOROUGH the younger son [ornamental fence obstructs MI] .................[died]....August 1832." It caught my eye because
17. [FENS] Re: [ENG-CAMB] Info [1]
Leon, Most villages had several alehouses, beerhouses etc as well as standard public houses and inns. The front room of an ordinary house would be used for the sale of beer, sometimes homebrewed, sometimes supplied by a local brewer. There were 18 beerhouses, pubs and inns in my Suffolk village during 1800's. There is now only one pub and one hotel/restaurant now. Mary G Leon wrote > Lab/Shepherd /Maltser (brewer) . He came from Guilden Morden .Can any one > tell me if there was a brewery in the
18. [FENS] Thank you Listers [1]
Hi Just wish to thank you all re my query on burials, now I have a clearer idea. The info I got originally from France, Mentone area had me wondering. My Aunt was buried there and out of the grave after 8 years! My rellies in England in one case shared a grave with another some 16 years later, which was strange. Some of you in England and France have told me that your rellies were never disturbed and others from England, France and Germany have spoken of graves re-rented after a period of time. I don't kn
19. Re: [FENS] 1841 Census Frederick ALLEN - for Perle in Australia. [1]
Hello Perle. The British Vital Records Index has a Frederic Allen bapt. 7th July 1839 at Fen Stanton, Huntingdonshire, the son of Thomas Allen & Sarah. No telling how old he was at baptism. Fen Stanton (now Fenstanton) is 10 miles NW of Cambridge. No trace on that Index of a Mark Allen. For what it is worth. Yours. Joe ----- Original Message ----- From: Joe Emery To: Sent: Monday, April 30, 2001 9:10 PM Subject: [FENS] 1841 Census Frede
20. [FENS] ARBER'S MILL [1]
Hello Listers, I have just been looking at the posting on My Family website of a photograph of Arber's Mill, Ten Mile Bank, Littleport. Lesley could you please contact me off list with regard to this? Phil Brown. ************************************ Phil & Dot Brown Tel 61 3 97394888 Researching, PAYNE, BAKER, MISEN, JEFF, WEBB, FINCHAM, DYSON, PEACHEY, CARPENTER, CHILDERSTONE, FLACK In Suffolk. SHINGLES, BROWN, BUTCHER, CASTER, FENN, SAVAGE In Cambridgeshire. GOODLIFFE, COTTON In Yorkshire. COX, GO
21. [FENS] [ENG-CAMB] Dry Drayton 1851 census - COOPER [1]
Could SKS with access to the 1851 census for Dry Drayton please do a look up for me. I'm trying to find Charles COOPER who was bapt.3rd March 1844 at Dry Drayton. Many Thanks Regards Shane ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== . ============================== Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp
22. [FENS] [ENG-CAMB] Re: Cambridge Borough Cemetery where is it? [1]
Catherine This is better known as Mill Road cemetery. Cambs FHS is currently recording it - its huge and has been going on for a while, but we do hope to complete it this year. It is arranged by parish and we are doing them one at a time. Which is the ideal moment to say - Work is going on on Wednesday afternoons at 2pm all through the summer. There is a team working them, which is a nice social occasion. The surroundings are lovely and the job worthwhile and not exacting. However if Wednesday afterno
23. [FENS] Re: [ENG-CAMB] CORNWELL [1]
Hi Mary, Barbara sent you some details of a Cyrus Cornwell age 2 from the 1851 census. If that is your Cyrus then it would appear that his parents were Benjamin & Mary Cornwell. It would appear that is they had a large number of children both from the census and the Isleham Parish register. However, their last few children including Cyrus do not appear to have been baptized in the parish church and so they might have changed churches. I did find a marriage in the St. Andrews Parish register dated 14 Oct
24. [FENS] [ENG-CAMB] Nunn/Wyeth [1]
Hi Shirley, The only James on the Cambs Baptism Index 1801-1837 with Parents James and Elizabeth was Baptised 1807 at Chippenham Cambs. On the Great Wilbraham 1851 Census Folio 541b there is James Nunn Widower aged 26 Ag.lab born Gt Wilbraham, living at a farm at Angle End the farmers name is Peachey. The following could be a link to 26 year old James Folio 546b Birthplace Gt Wilbraham unless noted. James Head 56 Pensioner 23rd Regt. Foot Elizabeth Wf. 55 Birthplace Bristol. Thoma
25. [FENS] Re: [ENG-CAMB] BRAINSBY/BRANSBY - `On the sea` [1]
Jo, >>I wondered if anybody would be able to suggest anything on ONE of my brickwalls!!!! >> >>In the 1851 census returns for Doddington.Union Workhouse - which I have >>recently bought!!! - I have seen that :- >> >>Mary BRANSBY W 56 Ag Lab On the sea. >> >>Can anyone tell me how I could find Mary being baptised. >>Is there a `special` area/place to find these people?? These would be recorded in the Captain's Log if she was baptised at sea. The chances are that the birth is
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