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1. [FENS] Embrey/Emery of Cambs. [1]
Dear Wendy, my 4 X Gt.Grandfather, Joseph EMBREY married Elizabeth GARNER on 15.10.1791 at Doddington. Their first two children were baptised there and at least another five at March - all between 1973 and 1815 and all as EMERY. After several years searching for the origins of Joseph and Elizabeth I am no further forward. May I ask if you have any record of Joseph's baptism, presumably c.1760 or so, and also of his burial please. I shall be eternally grateful for any ideas! Yours Joe.
2. [FENS] I'm Back! [1]
Hello Listers, I am back on line after a computer crash last week and thought that I would take this opportunity to wish you all a Very Happy Xmas and a Successful Ancestor Hunting New Year! Kind Regards Jessie in Worksop, Nottinghamshire "Gateway to The Dukeries" Looking for STARSMORE anywhere, anytime. Don't suppose that there are any in the Burial Index, are there Wendy?
3. [FENS] Census 1871 [1]
Anyone with access to the 1871 census out there? Could you contact me off line if you are able to do some look-ups for me. Thank you Pat
4. [FENS] Burial index lookup request [1]
Please could I have a look up for any RUFF names buried in Cambs. from Caroline Barrett. caroline99@btinternet.com
5. [FENS] Dr Wm's Library. [1]
First may I say what a superb job you are doing and believe me I know what it is like!!!! Dr William's Library was used to perform baptisms during the period 1754-1837 for protestant dissenters, except Methodists, and also some Anglican baptisms. I don't know exactly where the Library was so I won't hazard a guess.... but I bet somebody else knows Kind regards, Martin Edwards Chairman - Cambridgeshire Family History Society http://www.cfhs.org.uk Maintainer - Cambridgeshire History Portal http://www
6. Re: [FENS] Cambridgeshire Look Ups - My KNIGHT Family [1]
Hi Ed, Sorry no occupation noted for your William Knight on the 1851 Census. Regards. Wendy F ----- Original Message ----- From: "Edward Sinker" To: Sent: Saturday, December 16, 2000 5:07 AM Subject: [FENS] Cambridgeshire Look Ups - My KNIGHT Family > Hi Wendy, > > Thank you very much indeed for looking up my Knight family > in Isleham. I am glad that you did find them there because by > 1854 they had moved away and if they weren't there I w
7. [FENS] burial index [1]
Hello Wendy I notice lots of people asking you about indexes am I right in thinking you would look something up for me? Please could you tell me how to go about it and what indexes you have Thank you Eunice eunicedevries@edevries.demon.co.uk
8. Re: [FENS] Burial Look Up STANCER please [1]
Hi, No STANCER in Cambs. Burial or Baptism Index. Regards. Wendy F ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shay Turner" To: Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2000 2:04 AM Subject: [FENS] Burial Look Up STANCER please > Please could you look up the name STANCER (sometimes spelt oddly) for me? > > Thank you very very much. > > Regards - Shay (Whitstable, Kent) > > > > ==== ENGLISH-FENS Mailing List ==== > >
9. [FENS] Christmas Wishes [1]
Happy Christmas and Safe New Year to everyone. Happy searching in 2001. Wendy F
10. [FENS] Dr Wm's Library. [1]
Can anyone tell me why baptisms took place in Dr. Williams Library? Searching the baptism index it crops up regularly. Just curious. Some feed back, to date I have actioned 96 look ups, by the end of today will have passed 100. Thats since 12/12/00. Please continue to give as much info as possible, places of interest and first names if possible. Please give me feed back, I thrive on it. Happy New Year to all. Wendy Farrington
11. [FENS] From 1812 war to Nova Scotia Immigrants [1]
Hi Susan, The War of 1812 was a fun diversion and it was very interesting to hear the perspective of people from different countries. The war certainly had a large impact of families from a genealogical point of view too. Can I offer any help in researching your Nova Scotia branch? I can do a lookup in my Canadian Genealogical Index for you. There are some online websites for Nova Scotia, don't know if you have explored them or not. Regards, Pat, Toronto, Canada ----- Original Message ----- From
12. Re: [FENS] One more on the War of 1812 [1]
Another note on this war that Canada won, we reached Washington DC and burned a number of gov't buildings--that is why the White House is called that; it was burned and had to be painted white to cover the black scorch marks. At the time the war was ended and peace treaty signed, Canada was winning the war, and "owned" (invaded and held) much US lands. The peace treaty pretty much set the borders back to what the pre-war borders were. I've always wondered what US history books taught about this war. :o)
13. [FENS] Re: [ENG-CAMB] Cambridgeshire Look Ups [1]
Hi all Wendy Farrington can also join in in replying to this, but I'll give my point of view - If someone says I'm stuck with John Smith in England, everyone groans. If you say my Zebediah Archimedes Fonzarelli says in the 1881 census that he was born in Cambridgeshire around 1812 everyone smiles and has a go! I think I speak for all the CFHSers when I say we like to wet your appetite not do the work for you. So we'll tell you that there were 3 possible Zebediahs born in Cambridgeshire and where you can
14. Re: [FENS] One more on the War of 1812 [1]
The US Civil War didn't start until 1860. A famous line from the song "Rule Britannia" is "Britain rule the waves" - and Britain did its best to do so - with great arrogance. US, at that time, was trying to established its neutrality, and wanted the right to free trade. Both Britain and France did their best to stop them. It is fair comment that US was not happy about the existence of Canada, but the war of 1812 was about neutral rights as much as anything. I wonder if Canada would have even been invo
15. Re: [FENS] Fens Burial index lookup request [1]
Hi Peter, A Happy New year to you as well. Cambs Burial Index 1801-1837. BLADES. 1832 William 40 High Causeway Whittlesey St M. Thats all. Regards. Wendy F ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter Blades" To: Sent: Sunday, December 24, 2000 8:39 PM Subject: [FENS] Fens Burial index lookup request > > Hi Wendy, > > Are there any BLADES in the burial index. > > Thanks. > Have a happy and safe Christmas and New Year. > > Peter > South Austral
16. [FENS] Re: ENGLISH-FENS-D Digest V00 #384 [1]
May I have confirmation of the SEE (SEA) statistics: Francis SEA of Haddenham, Isle of Ely, marr. Margaret YOUNG 4 Feb. 1733 in Haddenham, Camb. Francis SEA, m. Mary CANHAM 14 Dec. 1775 in Bluntisham cum Earith parish. Jane SEE, dau. of Francis SEA and Mary CANHAM, b. in B cum E, bapt. 4 Aug. 1781, marr. William BARNES 29 MAY 1804 and d. in B. cum E. 12 Dec. 1848. Mary Ann BARNES, chris. 30 Sept 1810, in B. cum E. m Joseph STIMSON 11 Jan. 1832 in Sutton-in-the Isle, Camb. . She and Joseph
17. [FENS] Fiche Lookups [1]
Hi Folk For a limited time I have use of a Fiche Reader and would be willing to check the following fiche for anyone. With Xmas only days away I may not get a chance immediately to check but will try and answer all queries when time permits. I have the following:- Great Wilbraham Parish Register 1561-1851 Little Wilbraham PR 1538-1852 Dullingham PR 1558-1873. To enable me to lookup please adhere to the following. a) Please ONE name only giving an approx year. I won't do a blanket sear
18. [FENS] [ENG-CAMB] surname - PRIEST 1871 census [1]
Could SKS possibly look up the family of Dennis PRIEST in the 1871 Census. He is possilbly living in Wilburton, Cambs with his wife Sarah. Thanks sooo much Jo ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== . ============================== Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history learning and how-to articles on the Internet. http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library
19. [FENS] [ENG-CAMB] Burial/Baptism Look Up request [1]
>Consequently, Wendy Farrington in Australia has agreed to take over >doing these look ups for people. >Post your queries to the list and they will be answered on list Thanks, Wendy, My lookup request is for the following: ROBINSON/ROBERSON; STERN/STERNE/STURN; CHAMBERLAIN; in Whaddon, CAM Regards Judy HALL ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== . ============================== Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history learning and how-to articles on the Internet. http:
20. [FENS] [ENG-CAMB] LE PLA - Cambridge Burial Index [1]
Hello All: I seemed to have missed someone's offer to do lookups in the Cambridgeshire Burial Index. If it is still continuing, could that good person look up LE PLA, particularly Samuel - don't know where he was except possibly somewhere around Wisbech - I'll take any date as I have several starting with one in 1797. Thanks in Advance! Happy Holidays - Carol California ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== . ============================== Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: Linking the world
21. Re: [FENS] Burial lookup - BRAINSBY, BRANSBY, BRAMSBY [1]
Hi, I expect you have tried the IGI. Maybe other listers can help in your search for John BRAINSBY, Good Luck, Wendy F ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joanne Hardy" To: Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2000 10:10 PM Subject: Re: [FENS] Burial lookup - BRAINSBY, BRANSBY, BRAMSBY > Hello Wendy - thanks a lot for all these - you`re very kind!! However I`ve > STILL not found the birth or death of John BRAINSBYaround 1800`s. Any > suggestions very gratefully
22. [FENS] Risby? Diver, Palmer, Dullingham [1]
I'm looking for the marriage of and the baptism and parents of ANN (probably RISBY?) who married (when and where?) Leopoldus Sylvanus Albertus DIVER by about 1735. He was bapt. (1713) at Soham and so were their children. Soham manor court records of 1728-38 say that Thomas PALMER left to Sarah, wife of Edward Isaacson, and to her daughters of her body Ann, wife of Leopoldus Sylvanus Albertus Diver, and Thomasin Risby (age 18 in 1736), spinster, small bits of land in Bury Crofts, Moorside, and Rosefield (t
23. [FENS] Re: [ENG-CAMB] Bookstall [1]
Hi Annette http://www.cfhs.org.uk/bookstall.html Cheers In message <20001204123152.8678.qmail@web3004.mail.yahoo.com>, ASHTON- REDLIN ANNETTE writes >Hi > >Please remind me how to get to the Cambridgeshire FHS >Bookstall (on the net). > >Many thanks > >Annette > >____________________________________________________________ >Do You Yahoo!? >Get your free @yahoo.co.uk address at http://mail.yahoo.co.uk >or your free @yahoo.ie address at http://mail.yahoo.ie > >________________
24. [FENS] Re:Baptisms Index [1]
Hello Wendy Could you please look-up for TRIGG in Bassingbourne,Royston & Melbourne. Thank you. Happy New Year. Best regards Kay mkallan@sageserve.com
25. Re: [FENS] CAMBS BURIAL INDEX 1801-1837 LOOKUP PLEASE [1]
Hi Sharon, No Elizabeth Mote mentioned on Cambs. Burial Index1801-1837. 1802 MOTE James s of John & Rose. Manea. Two other James Motes but both babies. There are a furthur 18 Motes on the index mainly from the areas of March, Upwell, Wisbech, Outwell & Manea. Regards. Wendy F ----- Original Message ----- From: "sharon thrift" To: Sent: Saturday, December 16, 2000 11:37 AM Subject: [FENS] CAMBS BURIAL INDEX 1801-1837 LOOKUP PLEASE > Hi Wendy > > I
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