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1. Re: New list owner [1]
Sorry to hear we are losing you Clive, thanks for your warm welcome and welcome to Robyn, Cheers Jan, Aussie At 11:55 PM 24/3/99 GMT, you wrote: >Robyn Smith has kindly agreed to become the new owner of the English >Fens list. Robyn lives in Sydney, and may be contacted at >. > >In recent months my personal workload has become too great, and a list >like this one needs someone who can dedicate more of their time to it >than I can. I shall still be here, and shall act as Robyn's ba
2. MARKLEYS in Hunts [1]
Hello Nigel: I was sent some Hunts MARKLEYs and think they may tie up with other Boston, Linc records: 1851 Census HUNTS. Stilton North Street MARKLEY, Thomas 48 Ag Lab Stilton Elizabeth 41 Saltwood William 14 Fm Lab Stilton Louisa 11 Scholar Margaret 9 Scholar Elijah 6 Sarah 4 Fen Alley MARKLEY, Stephen 57 Bricklayer Stilton Fen Street
3. Cambrisge Town Cricketers [1]
Hello All I am researching my wife's BANCROFT ancestors, who left the Barnwell area of Cambridge to live in Swansea sometime before 1870. WILLIAM BANCROFT and his son, William, were both Cordwainers and also played cricket in Swansea. They were associated with the founding of Glamorgan CCC. Can anyone help me to find out whether they played in Cambridge please? Tony Coombe mailto:tony.coombe@lineone.net
4. Test Message, sorry for the inconvenience! [1]
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5. Re: New on List [1]
Hi Carol Saw your interest in NEWMAN:-) In my husbands Family Tree there is an Elizabeth NEWMAN who married Robert ALLISTON Feb 1791 in Bottisham. FWIW, I am awaiting a printout on a Criminal Trial on 27 Sept 1800 of a Thos ALLISTON and Eliz NEWMAN caught for stealing!! Cheers Rachel Alliston Cardiff....NSW....Australia Visit Newcastle's DPS Home Page http://www.users.bigpond.com/MSN/alliston/default.html
6. Cambridgeshire Surnames List Updated [1]
To all Cambridgeshire researchers, The Cambridgeshire Surnames List has recently been updated with 98 new entries. The list can be found at http://www.personal.u-net.com/~gaer/cam/SurnamesList.html Happy ancestor hunting. Robin Drayton
7. Re: JACOBS/STURCH/ALLIBONE [1]
Hello Jack---There was a Lenoard Alebone living in Aldreth (a part of Haddenham ) when I was there in the Forties. He had several daughters and I am still in touch with one of them. If they are of interest to you please let me know. John Wilkin Jack Tew wrote: > Hello all, > > I am new to this list (so new in fact, that I haven't received my > subscription acknowledgement yet fom the list). > > My interests are as follows: > > 1. Any and all STURCH info; > 2. Any and all TEW info; > > 3. JACOBS 1800 t
8. Re: New on List [1]
Just to put the record straight about the late Mr TPR Layng - he was the Latin master at Cambridgeshire High School for Boys and taught many generations of schoolboys there - including my husband. In retirement he transcribed and indexed many sets of Cambridgeshire parish registers which are now available as bound books on the shelves of Cambridge Record Office and at the Library of the Society of Genealogists. He also compiled marriage indexes for both old Cambs and Huntingdonshire, filling in the gaps i
9. ROOTSWEB Archives for ENGLISH-FENs Mailing List [1]
Many thanks for all those who answered my request for help in finding the English-Fens Arviches. Ian Argall Bookstall Manager and Webmaster for Huntingdonshire FHS, and GENUKI maintainer of Huntingdonshire county & parish pages, and Surnames List http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/HUN/
10. Re: Cholera 1832 [1]
Cholera, the highly infectious and often fatal intestinal disease, appeared during the 19th century; the first outbreak occured 1831-33. It was introduced into the northeast ports from Russia; first appearing in Sunderland. Further outbreaks occurred in 1848-49, 1854 and 1866. On each of these occasions the disease spread with alarming rapidity, largely because of the lack of sanitation in the new industrial towns. The outbreaks provided a spur to public health legislation, which in turn led to the eventual
11. HOPKINS/RIPLEY [1]
i am looking for information on john hopkins and his wife, sarah ripley. john was born in cocking, sussex, but lived most of his life in bassingbourne. he and sarah were childless, but took in "strays". he was born 1813. he held several offices in bassingbourne including town surveyor of highways, assistant overseer, assessor of taxes, sanitary inspector and a deacon in the church of england. i would like to find a death date and confirmation on his marriage....i am not positive that sarah's last name w
12. Fw: Danger Research [1]
-----Original Message----- From: i & i fettell To: english-fens-l-request@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, 28 March 1999 1:06 Subject: Danger Research >I am researching the Danger and Bradley families from the Leverington area. >Iona Fettell >iona.fettell@fitzgerass.qld.edu.au > >
13. Chatteris Parish records [1]
David Cambridge Record Office, (e - mail address: County.Records.Cambridge@camcnty.gov.uk) have records later than 1900: Baptisms to 1917, Marriages to 1911, Burials to 1946 and Banns to 1954 at the Parish Church. Baptisms, Marriages and Burials for Congregational Church 1918-1921. Hope this helps Elizabeth johnliz@compuserve.com researching BAILEY BRADFORD CLARK(e) GREEN (CAM) OSBORNE (HUN) BOWCOCK (HUN and HRT)
14. Re: SHIPPING www's from UK>Aust [1]
Susan Robyn Holloway wrote: > > Hi all, In reply to Phil's query re Shipping from the UK to Aust. Some sites I have come across in my travells - may be of some help to people on the list. > A few sites re passenger lists and ships: > Aust.Pass.List: http://www.users.on.net/proformat/auspass1.html > BlackBall line only: http://www.ozemail.com.au/~jsnelson/descent.html > Searches 1852-1859 only UK to Aust: > http://shipping.cohsoft.com.au/cgi_bin/ship.pl > Passenger Lists: http://istg.rootsweb.co
15. Newish Arrival [1]
Hello everyone. Joined a few weeks back and have been impressed. My interests: Markley/Clues/Evans/Rees and spellings related. Nigel Evans Birmingham England
16. BARBER [1]
Hello Bob and Anne, I too have a Hannah Barber in my family tree, my grandmothers side, from Ely. Hannah Barber m. Wayman Neal circa 1841 at St Mary's Ely. Hannah was born/christened 11 May 1822. Her parents were Joshua Barber m. Mary Mantle of Ely, 12 Aug 1821 at St. Mary's Joshua c. 25 May 1800 Mary c 30 Aug 1801 Any connection? John Toronto
17. Chatteris and Downham [1]
I am interested in local history of Chatteris and Downham(Ely) including the GREEN families of the area and in particular the 'Three Horseshoes' public house in High Street Chatteris which was demolished some years ago. Can anybody help? Bob Green New South Wales Australia
18. JACOBS/STURCH/ALLIBONE [1]
Hello all, I am new to this list (so new in fact, that I haven't received my subscription acknowledgement yet fom the list). My interests are as follows: 1. Any and all STURCH info; 2. Any and all TEW info; 3. JACOBS 1800 to 1860 (In particular, I am looking for info on a Christiane or Christen JACOBS born between 1831 and 1836 - believed to be born in or around Soham Cambridgeshire as well as any info on her family - parents, siblings etc). 4. Any ALLEBONE or ALLIBONE info (in particular as relate
19. BROWN in Fordham Cambridgeshire [1]
Hi list, Robert BROWN, born in 1818, lived in Fordham Cambridgeshire before he was transported to Van Diemen's Land (Australia) in 1842. According to convict records his mother was Susan and he had five brothers. The father's name is indecipherable. Is anyone researching this surname in the vicinity of Fordham? Irene Dillon
20. RE: GARNER from Liverpool [1]
Liverpool is in (West) Lancashire for Family History purposes. Look at the GENUKI main pages at http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/. There is a list of parishes, whith a parish page for Liverpool. Ian Argall Bookstall Manager and Webmaster for Huntingdonshire FHS, and GENUKI maintainer of Huntingdonshire county & parish pages, and Surnames List http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/HUN/ -----Original Message----- From: Helena Garner [mailto:garner@acinfo.up.ac.za] Sent: 10 March 1999 13:36 To: ENGLISH-FENS-
21. Re: Defender of the Faith. [1]
At 7:28 pm +0000 on 26/03/99 you wrote: >Hi Jim > >Defender of the Faith is more usually abbreviated as F D (latin 'Fidelis >Defensor') or Fid Def. - FD appears on British coins as a description of >the monarch's role as head of the Church of England. > Err no... It was a title given to Henry VIII by the Pope for writing a book[1] attacking Luther and the Reformation. English Monachs have kept the title ever since because the Church of England considers itself part of the Catholic Church. The title of w
22. ANNISS in Pidley Fen [1]
Hello Colin: In your posting of January 17, 1999, you asked about ships that went to America in 1878. You might try: Transcriptions of passenger lists for 404 ships by Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 16 Feb 1999 http://istg.rootsweb.com I haven't tried it myself yet. Good Luck Carol Markillie/California
23. STEVENS, ASPLIN, SEE [1]
Hi Listers JOHN STEVENS married SARAH ASPLIN in October 1797 at Fenstanton. They had four children that we know of, HENRY, JOHN, MARTHA and WILLIAM. They were the only Stevens family in the village. MARTHA married FREDERIC SEE, who was a bootmaker, and had been born in Anhelm. They married at St Mary & St. Benedict, Huntington on January 5, 1830, with witnesses GEORGE and ELIZABETH SEE. Frederic and Martha had three children, FREDERICK, 1835, MARTHA, 1837 (my great-grandmother) and CHARLES, 1840. Whe
24. Re: CFHS AGM [1]
For anybody who has not figured it out try the following link http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Martin_Edwards_2/cfhs_agm_24021999. html it works. Mike -----Original Message----- From: Martin Edwards To: ENGLISH-FENS-L@rootsweb.com Date: 14 March 1999 23:15 Subject: Re: CFHS AGM >To those who have had problems accessing the URL with the CFHS AGM >information the URL is: > >http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Martin_Edwards_2/cf
25. Cambridgeshire Marriage Index? [1]
Does anyone know if there is a Cambridgeshire Marriage Index available anywhere for the years 1775-1800 apart from Boyds'? I am searching for the marriage of my ancestor Henry Parson to Mary. They were both buried in Ely and had a son, also Henry, in 1799 in Ely. I am therefore guessing that they married nearby just before 1799. Thanks in advance, Hugh Parson S.E.London CFHS 2201 Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
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