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1. [FENS] Frederick Bonnett. [1]
Hi list, Iam looking for info on my great-grandfather, his name was 'FREDERICK BONNETT' and he was 40 years old in the 1901 U.K. Census. He was head of the household, married to 'Rebecca' (maiden name not known?), he was born in Upwell, Cambridgeshire, in the Isle of Ely. he worked as an Agricultural Labourer. If anyone reading this has any info on Frederick or any of the Bonnett family or info on other Census recorlds, i.e. 1841, 51, 61, 71, 81, or 1891 please contact me. Kind Regards Mr Jason Turner
2. Re: [FENS] A SCALEMAKER?? [1]
A Scalemaker is and was a person who makes Scales. Weighing machines . Henry Garratt
3. [FENS] re lookup [1]
Hello Could sks please look at the Parish records of Woodwalton HUN. To find the Marriage of William BRADSHAW b 1794 A daughter Elizabeth was born in 1820 in Woodwalton. Thanks Judy in NZ
4. RE:[FENS] bonnett genealogy for cambridgeshire/norfolk. [1]
--1048958397638 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Might be worth contacting the Bonnet family at their bakery in the high street at Somersham.From Peter Barlow On Fri, 7 Mar 2003 07:47:45 EST Bowthorpemember@aol.com wrote: --1048958397638 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from lists5.rootsweb.com ([207.40.200.41]) by smtp.cwctv.net with Microsoft SMTPSVC(5.5.1877.447.44); Fri, 7 Mar 2003 12:46:
5. Re: [FENS] Burbridge Sisters. [1]
Hello John, A cousin has been looking into our family tree. I'll see if he has any information on them. I do know that he has traced pretty well all the Huntingdonshire/cambridshire Burbridges to Warboys but hasn't got back further than 1700. I happen to have the sad distinction of being the last Burbridge to have been born in Warboys and there are none living there now. Sunday, March 30, 2003, 9:54:14 PM, you wrote: JS> Has anyone seen the Burbridge sisters , Sarah Ann B1864 - Julia Ann B1866 - Rosa
6. Re: [FENS] Place name help in Cambridgeshie & Huntingdonshire [1]
Hello Graham I have ancestors that lived in Hill Row, Haddenham, Cambs - I don't know if it is the same as your Hill Row. Mary Campbell --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.463 / Virus Database: 262 - Release Date: 17/03/2003
7. [FENS] Barker/Spencer/Mitcham/Wilden/Wilding/Osbourne [1]
I am researching the surnames of Barker/Spencer/Mitchham/Wilding/Wilden/Fretwell and Osbourne in the Fens area, please contact me if you have any information. Thank you >:-)
8. [FENS] Great Staughton Marriage Look-up [1]
Is there someone who has access to the marriages for Great Staughton and could give me the full details of the following marriage including witnesses? 1776 Isaac Flanders & Elizabeth Ayers Thanks Graham
9. Re: [FENS] 1891 Census Question [1]
Hello Greg Col 14 on the 1891 Census return :- "Neither Employer nor Employed" Mike Borrill FreeCen Co-ordinator Lincolnshire Bringing your ancestors to you Free of Charge. Come and join us. http://freecen.rootsweb.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Greg Ball" To: Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2003 8:10 PM Subject: [FENS] 1891 Census Question > Hi, > > This a real quick question, What does column 14 on an 1891 Census return > ask? I cann
10. [FENS] Elizabeth JARVIS born abt 1777 [1]
Hello I am trying to find a baptism record for Elizabeth JARVIS who is my 3 x Grt Grandmother She married William Cox ANCHOR in 1797 in Whittlesey She was aged 64 in the 1841 census, and 73 in the 1851 census So by my reckoning she was born in about 1777. If anyone can shed any light on her baptism, i'd be most grateful for your help. Thanks David Anker
11. [FENS] APOLOGIES TO ALL RE ANKER [1]
hello everyone i must admit i temporarily lost the plot about an hour ago i did NOT intend to send everyone a copy of an email i sent to Jim (sorry Jim) i think what happened is - i received an email from Jim in response to my message about Anker in Whittesey, and i clicked on reply, but, didnt check the address to which it was being sent i'm new to these emails lists but i'll remember to check for that sort of thing in the future i'm glad i didnt tell him where i live and that my garden has buried
12. Re: [FENS] Frederick Bonnett. [1]
the only match for a fred bonnett in cambridgeshire! must be them and his parents and brother too! William BONNETT Head M Male 65 Upwell, Cambridge, England Agricultural Labourer Mary BONNETT Wife M Female 62 Upwell, Cambridge, England Labourers Wife James BONNETT Son U Male 33 Upwell, Cambridge, England Manager of Drainage Mill (Service) Fredrick BONNETT Son U Male 23 Upwell, Cambridge, England Agricultural Labourer Claire ----- Original Message ----- From:
13. [FENS] Methodists and Christenings [1]
Hi, I am trying to locate the christening of my Great-great Grandfather, George Frederick BALLS (1878-1962), but am stuck and am in need of advice. George Frederick BALLS was born 25th August 1878, eldest son of Henry BALLS and Elizabeth Ann BALLS nee TROLLEY, in Walsoken, CAM/NFK. I have gone through the Parish registers for Walsoken church for 1878 and the years following, but have been unable to locate a christening. His parents, Henry and Elizabeth Ann were married in the Providence Chapel in Wisbec
14. Re: [FENS] Lookups offered for Tilney cum Islington, Norfolk PRs from 1559 onwards [1]
Dear Sally, If I am not asking too much, could you please have a look for HIAM and OFFLEY for me? Both are established Cambridgeshire names but I don't know if they have a Tilney Connection. Regards - and many thanks. Jack Russell Richards. Interests: Ayres 18c Upwell CAM/NFK Benn 18c Upwell NFK Goodenough 18c Witcham CAM Hiam 18c Upwell CAM/NFK Large 18c Upwell CAM/NFK Nighton 18-19c Upwell CAM/NFK Offl
15. RE: [FENS] Place name help in Cambridgeshie & Huntingdonshire [1]
If I remember correctly Hillrow comes under Haddenham Fridaybridge used to come under Elm. Eversden is either Great or Little. Pass on Tolomos Drive. Hope that helps. Avril -----Original Message----- From: Peter A Barnes [mailto:pabarnes.hillside@virgin.net] Sent: 29 March 2003 11:45 To: ENGLISH-FENS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [FENS] Place name help in Cambridgeshie & Huntingdonshire Try http://multimap.com/ I found Friday Bridge and Hill Row Doles- I did not search for the others. Peter ----- Origi
16. Re: [FENS] Whittlesey Ankers [1]
Hi David You've sent an email addressed to a Jim to me, Jane. When I first read it I was very confused - who was this Shirley King. I do have the March Pr's though if you still need a lookup though. And I am researching the Ankers & Bates from Whittlesey. Take care Jane ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, March 22, 2003 6:02 PM Subject: Re: [FENS] Whittlesey Ankers > Hi Jim > > Thanks very much for your email > > i would be extremely i
17. Re: [FENS] Whittlesey Ankers [1]
Hi Jim: Your reply to David ANKER was very interesting. I am also researching Walloons in the fens. I did want to explain if you don't already know that many of these northern France Walloons had names that sounded Dutch. If you look on a modern map of Pays de Calais/du Nord, the area of France that was once part of Flanders, you will see names that seem to be Dutch. Also, a lot of these drainage people fled from northern France when the Inquisition came in to the area about 1558 and went north into The Ne
18. Re: [FENS] Fw: [WRY] maps/etchings - your scans! [1]
Hi Cynthia: How do I access this map? Thanks Sue looking for connections between Cambridge and Lincolnshire for my HARWOOD line.
19. Re: [FENS] Frederick Bonnett. [1]
p.s. they were living at March Riverside, Upwell, Cambridge, England ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 12:23 PM Subject: [FENS] Frederick Bonnett. > Hi list, > Iam looking for info on my great-grandfather, his name was 'FREDERICK > BONNETT' and he was 40 years old in the 1901 U.K. Census. > He was head of the household, married to 'Rebecca' (maiden name not known?), > he was born in Upwell, Cambridgeshire, in the I
20. [FENS] RE: Methodists and Christenings [1]
On 11 Mar 2003 at 22:05, Greg Ball wrote: -snip- > Does the fact that his parents were methodists means that > he would have been christened as a > methodist? Do any methodist christening records exist for methodist > chapels in the wisbech area?, where can these be found? > The details of Cambridgeshire Methodist Circuits and the records from them can be found at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~engcam/method.htm also from the various parish pages of GENUKI Cambridgeshire - http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/C
21. Re: [FENS] Frederick Bonnett. [1]
thanks Caroline, i will try that.
22. [FENS] Walloons and Huguenots in the Fens [1]
Hello If anyone is knowledgeable about the Walloons and Huguenots in the Fens, I would be very grateful if you would email me as I would like to explore some possible theories I have relating to my ancestors. Basically I am trying to prove that the name HANCAR in Hatfield and Sandtoft in the 1620s - 1670s, can be linked to the name ANKOR / ANCHOR / ANKER which first appeared in Whittlesey in around 1700. There is also reference to HANCAR in the Thorney French Register. I have some christian names wh
23. [FENS] New Acquisitions - Record Office, Cambridge [1]
Newly acquired by the Cambridge Record Office Carlton cum Willingham: Baptisms 1875-2001 Marriages 1838-1987 Burials 1813-2001 Burrough Green: Baptisms 1868-2003 Kind regards, Martin Edwards Webmaster and maintainer for My Far East - http://www.myfareast.org Cross Keys - http://www.cross-keys.org Roll of Honour - http://www.roll-of-honour.com Cambridgeshire History Portal - http://www.cambridgeshirehistory.com/ Local Ancestors - http://www.localancestors.com/ GenWeb Cambridgeshire - http://www.roots
24. [FENS] Another Apology to the List [1]
Sorry List, had meant to send my response privately to David Anker but forgot to change the address line. However, I see the message rekindled interest in the Anker surname which has been rather dormant, so this is sort of a half-hearted apology. In response to Carol, my family name Daw(e) is from Newfoundland/Devon (not the Fens) thanx for asking.. My musings of Anker being Dutch are strictly that. I agree, the Pas de Calais area especially around Lille and Roubaix being part of Flanders and the surname
25. [FENS] FW: re names [1]
I received this message yesterday but the names are not ones I am familiar with. Can anyone help my correspondent, please? "--------------------------------------------------------------- Hello Robyn I imagine you must know a lot of surnames by now. Can you please make any sense of this one. in 1818 William BRADSHAW married Mary CLO..MANT of Upwood HUN Regards **** "--------------------------------------------------------------- Cheers Robyn Smith - Sydney, Australia List administrator - ENGLISH-FENS, EN
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