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1. OZ Convict Websites [1]
Hi all This subject has produced a lot of discussion and the following two sites might be of interest to other listers. http://carmen.murdoch.edu.au/community/dps/convicts/index.html http://www.portarthur.org.au/index.htm Regards Debra from a beautiful sunny Sydney - OZ Res. HILLYER;Ham.Cam.Sfk.Ess. SNELLING;Sfk. TYRRELL;Ess.Ken. McDERMOTT;Ess. BENNETT;Cam. WILSON,SIM;Woodhead,Fyvie,SCT; CRUICKSHANK;Aberdeen,SCT; STONES;Frithville,Boston LIN; WEAKLEY,SCARF,LeGALLAIS,ROMERIL,DeGRUCHY;Jersey,Channel I
2. Richardson of Warboys [0.983696]
Cynthia I also am researching RICHARDSON in Warboys, but much earlier than yourself. My great great great grandfather was William CLACK born at Warboys in 1789, son of William & Hannah CLACK (nee MIDDLETON). William CLACK born c.1752, son of Jonathon and Catherine CLACK(nee RICHARDSON), who were married at Warboys on 13 July 1742. Catherine CLACK died 1769 and her son John CLACK inherited family property at Turf Fen that year. Catherine RICHARDSON was baptised at Warboys on 1 April 1722, daughter
3. Re: Stanton Hertford [0.983696]
Walter, >>Dose any one know where Stanton Hertford is as I cannot locate it?<< There is a Stanton Harcourt in Oxfordshire.... is this possibly a phonetic spelling with accent? or could it be Standon, Hertfordshire? Regards, Martin Edwards Chairman - Cambridgeshire Family History Society http://www.cfhs.org.uk Maintainer - Cambridgeshire History Portal http://www.cambridgeshirehistory.com Webmaster - GenWeb Cambridgeshire http://www.rootsweb.com/~engcam Webmaster - GenWeb Huntingdonshire http://www.roots
4. Re: Locations [0.983696]
Brian, Both BUSHMEAD and GREAT STAUGHTON were in Huntingdonshire. Regards, Martin Edwards Chairman - Cambridgeshire Family History Society http://www.cfhs.org.uk Maintainer - Cambridgeshire History Portal http://www.cambridgeshirehistory.com Webmaster - GenWeb Cambridgeshire http://www.rootsweb.com/~engcam Webmaster - GenWeb Huntingdonshire http://www.rootsweb.com/~enghun Webmaster - GenWeb Bedfordshire http://www.rootsweb.com/~engbdf Maintainer - GENUKI Cambridgeshire pages http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/
5. Woolf [0.983696]
Would anyone be kind enough to look up any Woolf or Wolfe or Wolfe family in the 1891 census for Stretham, please? I know that the family was there in the early part of the 1900s and am wondering if I can see them there any earlier. I'd much appreciate any help as I'm a long way from cambridge!
6. BUTCHER [0.983696]
Hello Irene and listers, We have CORNWELL'S and PEACHEY'S all around the Mildenhall area. We only have one George BUTCHER he married Sarah CORNWALL(WELL) 30 Sep 1730 Sarah was from M'hall but we have no info on George at all. Anything you think is of interest we would love to have. Best regards, Phil B. ************************************ Phil & Dot Brown Tel 61 3 97394888 Researching, PAYNE, BAKER, MISEN, JEFF, WEBB, FINCHAM, DYSON, PEACHEY, CARPENTER, CHILDERSTONE In Suffolk. SHINGLES, BROWN, BUTCHER
7. Samuel Green's will [0.983696]
Is there anyone out there that would be able to do a lookup on Samuel Green's will? The info can be found in the Consistory Court of Ely Probate Records 1449-1858. GREEN, Samuel, March, Doddington, miller, farmer, VC56:81, 1840 CW It is said that his will is dated September 23, 1939 and proven in the Consistory Court of the Lord Bishop of Eli on the 16th day of June, AD 1840. I'd love to have a copy of the will. However, if that isn't possible, I need to know who he mentions in his will and what relati
8. Parish Records [0.983696]
Can SKS tell me what O T P, B O P T & P B would mean in a Parish Record of 1807 Many Thanks John J.Bridgeman@BTInternet.com
9. Fw: GENUKI: Domain names statement [0.983696]
----- Original Message ----- From: Brian Randell To: Sent: Thursday, 28 September 2000 7:51 Subject: GENUKI: Domain names statement > GENUKI has provided an information service for U.K. and Ireland genealogy > on Internet free of charge for five years. It now has over 20,000 pages of > information. Much of the web space is provided free on condition that > GENUKI is not a commercial service. The home page is at www.genuki.org.uk. > > In Ap
10. HUNT - Thorney Abbey & Mem. Inscriptions at Thorney, CAM [0.983696]
Hello: Someone some time ago was asking about a rector of Thorney Abbey. Not sure either of these are the one, but... "Tombstone Inscriptions in Thorney Abbey" "The Rev. John HUNT, Master of Arts, Curate of the Donative of Thorney...rector of Benefield in the County of Northampton. He died M...1807 aged [looks like 65] years" "The Rev. Thos. WHICH, A.B. sometime curate of this parish he died [some woodwork connected with the west door covers the remainder of this inscription.]" - from FENLAND NOTES &
11. Anyone out there interested in Fen Drayton? [0.983696]
An event entitled Fen Drayton - Past, Present and Future is being staged in the village next Saturday 16th September. As the title suggests, village history is only part of what will be covered. You can get more information at: www.argonet.co.uk/users/jdyule/fest/html Cheers, David
12. Re: Parish Records [0.983696]
John, The rules for translation of the parish records were as laid out below. Are you sure it is PB as an abbreviation and not initials? Abbreviations as in register Standard abbreviation to be used in transcript son, s. son daughter, d., dr., dau. dau junior, junr., jun. jun senior, senr., sen. sen labourer, labr., lab. lab illegitimate, ill., illeg. illeg ag., age, aged, AE aged born, bo., b. born late, l.
13. Family History pages now on my website! [0.983696]
At long last, I have put up my Family History pages onto my website: www.ann-mcclean.mid-wales.net/fhpage1.html If anyones finds glitches, please e-mail me straight away - I thought we had checked everything, but I found a couple tonight! The only thing that I haven't up-loaded is the my actual Family Tree - because I'm not sure what the procedure is for coping with still living members of the family who I don't know. My own family is O.K., but it's all these new cousins, etc, that I have never met are t
14. Returning emigrants [0.983696]
Dear list members I have an example of a family who migrated to New Zealand from England, then returned home in the 1870's. John SYMONS b. 1824 Tavistock, Devon d. 1878 Brighton, Sussex m. Elizabeth GIBSON b. 1836 Pencaitland East Lothian Scotland d. 1894 London. They emigrated to N.Z. in 1855 and 1842 respectively, and married there in 1858, and had a family of 5 sons and 3 daughters. Elizabeth GIBSON was my gt gt grandmother's sister. John SYMONS made a fortune on the N.Z. goldfields, then bought
15. Fw: Request [0.983696]
----- Original Message ----- From: Dave Withers To: ENGLISH-FENS-admin@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, 30 September 2000 4:51 Subject: Request Hello List Owner, I am the new owner of the MOULE surname list and would like to ask if you wouldn't mind mentioning my new list on your County list. Although an unusual surname, MOULE occurs frequently in your County and hence the reason for my request. Those wishing can subscribe to the list in mail mode by sending a message to MOULE-L-request@rootsweb.c
16. Re: Messrs STEARN of Cambridge [0.983696]
Susan, In 1929 Kelly's Directory of Cambridge holds he entry: Stearn & sons, photographers, 72 Bridge street & Bruswick terrace TN 677 Regards, Martin Edwards Chairman - Cambridgeshire Family History Society http://www.cfhs.org.uk Maintainer - Cambridgeshire History Portal http://www.cambridgeshirehistory.com Webmaster - GenWeb Cambridgeshire http://www.rootsweb.com/~engcam Webmaster - GenWeb Huntingdonshire http://www.rootsweb.com/~enghun Webmaster - GenWeb Bedfordshire http://www.rootsweb.com/~engbdf
17. BURTON family - Gamlingay & Burrough Green, Cambridgeshire [0.983696]
Hi Listers: I have just viewed the OPR transcripts from Gamlingay and Burrough Green, Cambridgeshire, England and noted the following entries for BURTON. Note the following abbreviations: bac = bachelor, spins = spinster (i.e. previously unmarried woman), otp = of this parish, botp = both of this parish. Hope you find some of your "rellies" here. Happy hunting, Hilary near Toronto, Ontario, Canada From the Extracts of Gamlingay, transcribed (typed) 1974 BURTON family - BIRTHS Feb 25, 1631 Bridget BUR
18. FW: Speed the Plough [0.983696]
Dear All, Thanks for the responses to my Speed the Plough posting. This is the note I have received from Dave Aatons of the BBC. Regards, Martin Edwards -----Original Message----- From: dave.aarons@bbc.co.uk [mailto:dave.aarons@bbc.co.uk] Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 9:48 AM To: 'Martin Edwards' Subject: RE: Speed the Plough Martin, just to say thankyou so much for your help regarding 'Speed the Plough' and the response from all those you have contacted. We gave the lady the sheet music for the
19. BREESE - Castle Square Independent - Wisbech [0.983696]
Hi Lou: I may have already sent this to you: RG4/839 302 - Castle Square Wisbech Independent: Ministers of a Congregation of Dissenting Protestants, Wisbech St. Peters, CAM: 13.2.1831 Charles James BREESE of Wisbech St. Peters, born 4.11.1830 s/o James BREESE and Esther JONES Wisbech Watchmaker 20.1.1833 James BREESE, Wisbech St. Peter, born 11.13.1832
20. Two Henry Barnards sequel [0.983696]
Hi All Would like to publicly thank Wendy Doyle of this list for sorting out my 2 Henry Barnards mentioned earlier this week. Wendy found both Henrys on the 1851 census, one of them with his father and his wife, so now I know which Henry is which. Didn't think it possible, so it proves where there's a will (or a census)....... Cheers Beryl O'Gorman Greensborough Victoria Australia What's your story? Wordweavers Weaving your memories Weaving your stories http://www.wordweavers.net
21. Re: WHERE IS THIS PLACE? [0.983696]
Jean, The Countess of Huntingdon Connection was a group. Try reading: http://www.rootsweb.com/~engcam/method.htm Regards, Martin Edwards Chairman - Cambridgeshire Family History Society http://www.cfhs.org.uk Maintainer - Cambridgeshire History Portal http://www.cambridgeshirehistory.com Webmaster - GenWeb Cambridgeshire http://www.rootsweb.com/~engcam Webmaster - GenWeb Huntingdonshire http://www.rootsweb.com/~enghun Webmaster - GenWeb Bedfordshire http://www.rootsweb.com/~engbdf Maintainer - GENUKI Ca
22. ROOKE [0.983696]
Greetings I am new to this list. I am looking for information or links to the following people:- John ROOKE was born in England around 1838. By 1866 he had married Mary (or was it Jane?) she was born in England around 1845. They emigrated to Canada and their first son George Smith Rooke was born in 1866 in what is now Ontario. In 1871 and 1881 they were farming in Stephenson Township of Muskoka County, Ontario. Their children after George were Emma 1868, John 1870, Myra 1871, William Henry 1874, James
23. Surname interests [0.983696]
Hi everyone Being a newcomer to the list I give below my surname interests, MODEN Cambridge 1750 - 1850 HART CAM. Bottisham 1750 - 1850 Please contact me if either of the above is of interest Best wishes, John Moden
24. KING [0.983696]
If SKS has access to the Bourne Parish Registers, could they look up the details of Henry KING born in about 1788. Many Thanks John J.Bridgeman@BTInternet.com
25. PACK - Baptisms in Littleport Circuit, Cambridge [0.983696]
From LDS FHL 0566023: born 2.5.813 William s/o William and Elizabeth PACK in parish of Wimblington, Isle of Ely, Cambridge - Labourer baptized 23.9.1813 born 29.12.1814 William s/o William and Elizabeth PACK in parish of Wimblington, Isle of Ely, Cambridge - Labourer baptized 11.5.1815 I have an Harriet PACK or PASK of Littleport St. George marrying 23/11/1819 Jacob MARKLEY/MARKILLIE chr 11.9.1796 Littleport St. George - don't know her family unless these are her parents - William and Elizabe
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