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1. RE: [EoLFHS] Abney Park Cemetery [1]
Hi I think I must be doing something wrong as I cannot see an ABCDEFG option, all I see are the two frames both Ancestry search facilties. Anne -----Original Message----- From: Derek [mailto:Djfp@btinternet.com] Sent: 16 August 2003 21:16 To: EOLFHS-MEMBERS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [EoLFHS] Abney Park Cemetery Hi Dave It is very well hidden and all the frames and 'search' buttons misled me but - as you say - it still works and is well worth the effort of finding it. Thank you very much. Derek ===
2. [EoLFHS] Cemeteries Mile End [1]
Hi can someone tell me where my great, great grandfather, William Webb, who died 4th March 1871 in Mile End Old Town might be buried. Also the likelyhood of the grave still being in-situ. Robert in N Wales
3. Re: [EoLFHS] memories--- Barking [1]
Hi Sue, My memories of Barking Creek are of barges going down river taking London's "waste" in great smelly quantities. The great fishing industry had long since past. Pamela 8956
4. [EoLFHS] BUSBY BRICKWALL [1]
Any lister with links/knowledge of Sarah Susanna Busby, reg. Stepney 1895; father William James Busby, provisions dealer of 135 Salmons Lane, Limehouse. Mother believed to have been Amelia Sarah E. Busby, died September quarter, 1895? Seeking death details for Elizabeth May Hewett Busby (29), b.1873; married William James Busby, August 1902. Possibly 1935-45? Any advice appreciated. Les H. Napier, NZ.
5. [EoLFHS] BALLARD, Walter: #1 Twemlow Terrace -1881+ [1]
Looking for information on the William BALLARD family. Walter married Catherine GLASSOP in (probably) Stepney about 1860. We know that Catherine had died before the 1881 census. On the 1881 census widower Walter and 8 children were living at #1 Twemlow Terrace (6 doors away at #7 Twemlow was Catherine's sister Hannah (Glassop) Chubb. On the 1881 census: William BALLARD W 46 Shoreditch Builder & House Decorator Annie BALLARD Daur U 20 Shoreditch, Mdx Agnes BALLARD Daur U 16 Shore
6. [EoLFHS] Churches [1]
Does anyone know if there is a good website for the churches of London and "old" Surrey. I would like to find out a bit more about the churches where my relations were hatched, matched and dispatched.Thank you. Sheila 7729 in Herts
7. Re: [EoLFHS] 1861 CENSUS [1]
Vraine&Co wrote: :: Hi I wonder if anyone who has access to the 1861 census could look :: up + see who is living at 10 Griggs Court Whitechapel apparently its :: near Swan Street in the Minories thanking you in advance - Pat :: Vraine 9302 V There appears to be a page missing in the S&N scans, No 9 Griggs Court is at Folio 87 page 37 the next page is Folio 89 page 40 and is for Goodmans Ct. According to the index Griggs Court ran from No 1 - No 18. Dave Thomas
8. Re: [EoLFHS] being helpful [1]
I have to agree with the sentiments expressed by Barry and a few others. The cost of joining is so small and the subscription helps fund the society's work. Even being a member I would hesitate in asking for something that wasn't advertised as being available. I belong to several Family History Societies because I don't live locally to all of the areas of the country I have interests in and I hope my small contribution will help make more resources to become available. Lesley ----- Original Message --
9. [EoLFHS] What now? [1]
Hello Listers I've finished with the brickwall bit, now starting on the Everest climb. Can any-one out there find GEORGE THOMAS WELSH ROBERTS?? born around the late 1700-1815. Somewhere in Stepney/St George in the East/Poplar/Hackney...oh very well, East London Many Thanks James Roberts 10132 --------------------------------- Want to chat instantly with your online friends? Get the FREE Yahoo!Messenger
10. [EoLFHS] LACEY Zoar St 1851 [1]
Hello Celia, Having read Irene's contribution re: Zoar instead of Loar she is absolutely right! Here are your Laceys: H107/1558 397 F 403 7 Zoar Street St Saviour Robert Lacey Head G Labourer aged 34 born Norfolk Mary Lacey Wife aged 30? born Norfolk Mary Lacey Dau aged 7 Scholar born Norfolk Thomas Lacey Son aged 5 Scholar born Southwark James Lacey Son aged 2 born Southwark Emma Lacey Dau aged 5mths born Southwark Regards Liz in Colchester
11. [EoLFHS] re Census [1]
Hello Listers, Do not give up on your search, I searched for years for this family on LDS films. Duncan Smith from Dundee with his 1851 CD found my Fackrell family Benjamin and Matilda at 11 William St St/G/E under the name JACKNELL. All very clear,so the enumerator must have taken it that way from the sheet they gave to the family or heard it the wrong way. The Index for this area is in a book, I would not have thought to look under this spelling.Tried just about everything else though. Try, try, and try a
12. [EoLFHS] Virus Warning - from the List Manager [1]
Only exceptionally will I post warnings, and I know the List appreciates that the responsibility is reserved to myself. Please everyone check their AV program for Updated Definitions. Norton issued Automatic LiveUpdate yesterday *and* today. High Risk viruses at Grade 3 & 4 have been identified. Indeed, this List has been targeted. However you may rest assured that a virus *cannot* be received from a List. It may purport to do so, one of mine today did, but Rootsweb scanners strip *all* attachments.
13. RE: [EoLFHS] Memories.....Barking [1]
My in-laws were born in E16 (1920) and Tidal Basin (in 1919). They left London after being bombed out for the second time in WW2. They occasionally refer to themselves as "real Eastenders", adding that the programme Eastenders is nothing like the real thing! Judith Frome, Somerset http://www.judithwhite.myby.co.uk Researching: BADHAM (London), BENNETT (Berks and Surrey), BRAZIER (Wilts), DEEDMAN (Surrey), HOLINSHEAD (Herts and Canada), WHITE (London and Bucks). -----Original Message----- From: James Ro
14. Re: [EoLFHS] Memories.....Barking [1]
Ann & David Best wrote:I don't have any memories of Barking as I left there in 1940 as a toddler in the sidecar of a motorbike ridden by my Dad across to my grandparents home in Ickenham during the hours of blackout . However my mother used to tell me I was born "at Barking in the dog's home" - Upney Hospital actually. My Dad was born on the Isle of Dogs so it seemed fitting. Once when I told a fellow East Ender here in NZ where I came from he replied "Woof! Woof!" Is that a commo
15. RE: [EoLFHS] 1851 Census Lookup [1]
Hi Celia, I've looked on the 1851, 1861, 1871 and 1891 census for Southwark and can't seem to find Loar St. Perhaps someone else may have some luck? Regards Christine -----Original Message----- From: Celia Lacey [mailto:celialacey@lycos.co.uk] Sent: 20 August 2003 21:47 To: EOLFHS-MEMBERS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [EoLFHS] 1851 Census Lookup This message is in MIME format. Since your mail reader does not understand this format, some or all of this message may not be legible. --=_NextPart_Lycos_01596010
16. Re: [EoLFHS] 1861 census. [1]
I also bought this census plus an index. However, the index is incomplete. Billie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jana Black" To: Sent: Saturday, August 09, 2003 6:53 PM Subject: RE: [EoLFHS] 1861 census. > I just ordered that census on CD - it has not arrived but does not > appear to be indexed from what the promo said.... I am to the point > where I just will scroll page by page to find my folks.... Depending on > how hard it is, I will let y
17. Re: RE: [EoLFHS] 1861 census. [1]
This message is in MIME format. Since your mail reader does not understand this format, some or all of this message may not be legible. --=_NextPart_Lycos_0051791060510615_ID Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit >Hi Bev I would be grateful if you could let me know any DOREEs you find. Regards Celia > ------- Original message ------- > > From Bev Pease > DateSat, 9 Aug 2003 21:21:19 +0100 (GMT Standard Time) > > I am indexing part of St Geor
18. Re: [EoLFHS] LACEY Zoar St 1851 [1]
This message is in MIME format. Since your mail reader does not understand this format, some or all of this message may not be legible. --=_NextPart_Lycos_0302741061497375_ID Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > Thank you all so much for looking up the 1851 census. Thanks to your efforts, we now have another daughter which we knew nothing about! Incidentally, the Street is listed as Loar Street in the 1901 census but I can see now that it was a Z. Regards Celia
19. [EoLFHS] National Monuments Record - FYI [1]
The following has been received from English Heritage SNIP Dear friends of the NMR Closure of the NMR's London search room and its relocation to Swindon. In April I wrote to you, on behalf of the staff of the London NMR, about English Heritage's proposal to close our Blandford Street search room and consolidate the NMR's public service functions in Swindon. In view of this possibility we were given permission to consult our users, peers and partners about this proposal. Enclosed is a copy of the results
20. Re: [EoLFHS] Amerley [1]
>the Leavesden children's home,1929-30.The discharge for 1931 says to Amerley for him and his brothers and sister - >does anyone please have any ideas where/what this is? Leavesden is in Hertfordshire near Watford. I can't find any reference to Amerley on any old maps that I have. However there is a place called ANERLEY which is situated in SE London. Near the site of Crystal Palace (destroyed in 1936). North of Croydon. Perhaps that is where you should be looking. Ron Roe EoLFHS Member 4842F in Lave
21. [EoLFHS] Re:1891 CENSUS [1]
Jackie I am looking for information on the following: Mary Ann Perry, born in 1885-1888 Tower Hamlets, London Middlesex. William Henry Spicer born in 1883-1888 Tower Hamlets London Middlesex. Thanking you in antipatation Regards Ann
22. [EoLFHS] 1861 census. [1]
Can any member inform me if any one is working with the 1861 census covering Stepney and the surrounding communities. Would like to get access to the Coker listed, also could some member tell me were some one in the U.K . could view this material. Brian Coker #9245 in Canada.
23. [EoLFHS] re bed and breakfast or ? for Aussie [1]
Hello Listers, May be coming to London early September 2003,could someone please advise me if there are Family History people who offer accommodation at reasonable prices. Coming alone,very scary. Hoping to see parts of England Scotland and Ireland. Do the Genealogy societies "do tours" to these places. Maureen Robertson in sunny Queensland.
24. Re: [EoLFHS] memories--- Barking [1]
Hello Shirley, You would not recognise Barking now. The last time we went there we got lost on the new road system. St.Margaret's Church looks better as there is more space around it, but apart from that, it is a different world. Janet ----- Original Message ----- From: "P & S O'Donnell" To: Sent: Sunday, August 17, 2003 5:14 PM Subject: Re: [EoLFHS] memories--- Barking > I'm glad my info jogged memories although not too good by the sound of it.
25. Re: [EoLFHS] 1891 Tower Hamlets lookup volunteer [1]
Hi Ian, Having been Honorary Secretary of Essex FHS, the cost of joining 'a' society if only just one for just a year is minimal. I know most of us are silver haired but we none of us can carry out any hobby totally free. I too would be reluctant to post their enquiry. Glynis. ----- Original Message ----- From: Ian Munro To: EOLFHS-MEMBERS-L@rootsweb.com An enquiry has been received from a non-member, who actually does not belong to any FHS. So I am reluctant to post their enquiry. Howeve
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