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1. [EoLFHS] Thomas Tyrer, Chemical Mfg Canning Rd E15 [1]
Are there any member with contacts at this factory,or who workied there themselves? I was there from 1953-1957 John Dowding.
2. Fwd: [EoLFHS] Virus [1]
Hello and a Happy New Year To Everyone! I would like to alert you to an unpleasant virus which McAffee and Norton do not seem able to detect. I found this on my C-drive. I received notice of this just now. If it is not removed, I am told it will shut down the hard drive after 14 days. Here are the instructions for removing it from your computer. 1. Go to Start. Then Find. Search for the file in drive C. 2. Type sulfnbk.exe This is the virus file. Hit the search button. 3. If you h
3. Re: [EoLFHS] Armst(r)ong Rents [1]
Terry is there more to the address as I have access to quite a few maps on that area via friends etc and none of them can find it. I have found with my own research that when something is referred to as Rents these were usually sets of buildings tenements etc and they may have been classed as Off a certain road. For instance I have a relative whose certificate states the address as Carter Rents off Brick Lane and when I finally found them that is just what they were a set of rundown buildings just of the m
4. Re: [EoLFHS] WOODGRANGE CEMETERY [1]
Hi Paul, I too support them and I sent my subs in Sep 2001 to the treasurer, Mr J Rashid, 62 Grosvenor Road, Ilford, Essex IG1 1LA. Suggest you stop that cheque and issue new one. Glynis. ----- Original Message ----- From: > CA92 referred to the FRIENDS OF WOODGRANGE CEMETERY (page 15). On 11 November > I sent them a joining subscription to the address quoted but upto now I have > heard nothing from them. My cheque hasn't been presented. >
5. Re: [EoLFHS] CHRISTMAS 2001 [1]
In a message dated 23/12/01 19:26:15 GMT Standard Time, hoggy1@dialstart.net writes: > Regards Bob Hogben member Number 8885 > Let a founding member (#113) thank Bob, and reciprocate his very kind sentiments. Teamwork, teamwork. That way we all profit from the labours of the Society. Ian Surrey UK
6. Re: [EoLFHS] 1891 census [1]
Greeting from sunny Florida - I have just received my 1891 census discs and have not loaded them yet - I've been reading the chatter with regards to the problems some members have been having -having waited so long for them please don't tell me they are all mucked up. Are the discs you speak of new ones as I did read the S&N Company were having problems and were fixing them. I am hoping my discs are 'problem free' or am I dreaming? Regards Shirley O
7. [EoLFHS] East End Baths & Washouses [1]
Jan Hart of EoLFHS has posted your enquiry. I am a founding member of that society. My great-grandfather, Donald Munro, was Chairman of the Whitechapel Baths & Wash-Houses Commissioners in 1880. I have a photocopy of the Accounts from 15 November 1875 to 24 May 1879. The Report and Accounts make fascinating social history, listing as they do wages, salaries, capital expenditure and prices of admission. However, it may be that you already have acquired this information. If not, and you are interested
8. [EoLFHS] Re: EOLFHS-MEMBERS-D Digest V01 #359 [1]
Hi David, I see in your list of names you have BRAND, my mother was Florence BRAND. They came from Great Bardfield & Great Dunmow,Essex and moved to London, mostly around Bromley By Bow. Also spent some years in Glos., and then returned to World's End, Chelsea, then back to Bromley. Can tell you more, if interested send me your e-mail address. Regards Mary Palmer in Spain -----Original Message----- From: EOLFHS-MEMBERS-D-request@rootsweb.com To: EOLFHS-MEMBERS-D@ro
9. Re: [EoLFHS] 1891 census [1]
Hi All I am using Acrobat Reader 5.0.1 27.03.2001 and also am unable to open Stepney, 289, 290 & 291 on DVD 2, it is reporting error 107. Paul W. Hazeltine ----------------------- ----- Original Message ----- From: Janice To: EOLFHS-MEMBERS-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, December 09, 2001 11:51 AM Subject: Re: [EoLFHS] 1891 census In a message dated 08/12/01 17:19 GMT Standard Time, Davejohnsonsp@aol.com writes: the areas i am having trouble with are in the Stepney area R12/289,R12/290,R12/291. ****
10. [EoLFHS] members interests [1]
As a member who so far has found nothing about her interests regarding Hummerston/Hammerston except via 1881 census, I thought I would remind old listers or let new listers know my interests - HUMMERSTON/HAMMERSTON STARCK/STARK/STEARCK/STAERKE etc. especially anyone of any name connected with flute making DAVIS of DAVIS & HAMMOND, Wine Merchants, Commercial Road, DAVIS of Bury St. and St. Mary's Axe
11. RE: [EoLFHS] Tovee and lawyers [1]
1. Do we have a Victorian handwriting expert? Would anyone like to give an opinion on the writing? (I can send a scan by e-mail) Hi Graham and List members I am not an expert on old handwriting but will give it a go - I like puzzles! I am also old enough to have been taught to write in the old-style so have an advantage over some of you. Our school didn't hold with the new-fangled writing without loops and so in the early-50s I was taught to write with all the proper loops and curly bits and funny Zs, P
12. Re: [EoLFHS] Romford census street indices [1]
Hi Phil: I don't have too much use for the street index but I do have a question for you. What parish would Sqirrel(l?)s Heath be under and where would Hare Street Romford be? Thanks Shirley O'Donnell
13. [EoLFHS] Re: Virus [1]
Hi Everyone << Dear All I have had information sent to me explaining that this virus is a hoax which originated in Portugal. Sorry to have alarmed you and do not carry out the sent instructions. Talk about a huge time-waster !! Apologies Lyn. >> I would just like to reiterate that any virus 'warnings' should be sent to me and NOT to the list. Although Lyn was acting with the best intentions anyone carrying out the instructions which she posted will only have succeeded in deleting part o
14. [EoLFHS] Season's Greetings from Indonesia [1]
BEST WISHES for CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR ALAN JOHNSON
15. Re: [EoLFHS] Romford census street indices [1]
Phil, You ask if one ever, in family history research, wants to locate a street, rather than a name. I have wanted to do this where an address appears in a birth certificate etc for a date near to a census date. It is particularly useful when the street name no longer exists, when the street has been 'broken up' in the census or where the census enumerator covered the street out of the 'obvious' order. Not uncommonly, the surname has been wrongly transcribed in the census name index but the family can b
16. [EoLFHS] Fw: Bathhouse Project [1]
Hello list Have we got any specialists in this area who may be able to help this group of students? I know your knowledge is vast and varied! While writing, Happy Christmas, Seasons Greetings and a happy and prosperous New Year to everyone. Jan Hart (7742) This mail was scanned by Norton Anti Virus software before being sent. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sirpa Luosa" To: Sent: Sunday, December 16, 2001 6:24 PM Subject: Bathhouse Project > > > >
17. [EoLFHS] Virus Warnings [1]
Hello Listers As we all know there are several viruses doing the rounds at the moment. If you should happen to receive an infected message from another member of this list please inform me, the List Administrator. I will take the necessary steps to inform the list member that they are infected and, if necessary, unsubscribe them from the list whilst they get themselves sorted out. Please DO NOT post messages regarding viruses to the list as a whole and, above all, do not open any attachments that you
18. RE: [EoLFHS] Romford census street indices [1]
Derek, Many thanks for your very helpful reply. It is good to know why a street index could be helpful, and what information one might want it to contain. I feel that if I'm going to spend the time listing the streets and places contained in the census, I'd like to make it as useful as possible. It occurs to me that I could make it available in two forms - alphabetically by street, with folio numbers (and possibly house number ranges), and sequentially by folio number. The former would allow all referen
19. [EoLFHS] C.D. of 1891 census [1]
Hi . Can any one tell me how to get the C.D.that covers ,Stepney. As it may help in my search Cost and supplier would be great as I have a relative coming for Christmas and he could Courier it. Brian #9245
20. [EoLFHS] Armst(r)ong Rents [1]
Hello Listers, Is there SKS who could tell me just what and where "Armst(r)ong Rents" were in 1833 in Shoreditch, St Leonard's. This address appears in the Baptism Register for St Leonard's on the 21 January 1833 in the entry for a relative of mine. I haven't been able to find the address on the Alan Godfrey map. TIA Terry, 8086, (Sale, Cheshire)
21. [EoLFHS] Free census index [1]
Can anyone tell me the website for the England free census index. I have tried freecen.rootsweb.com as spelt in the Cockney Ancestor but cannot get through. Thanks Carole Researching: BARNES BARRY MONK SCOTT DELVES BACON ANDERSON GREENWOOD WEATHERLEY
22. [EoLFHS] Names & locations February 1891 [1]
Seasons greetings from Indonesia. I have recently received an Old Bailey trial transcript relating, I'm 90% certain, to my great grandmother's brother George CULMER (sent down -penal servitude 12 years for arson and insurance fraud!), from the Victorian Londoner's data base run by Matthew Sears, that was recently referred to in Cockney Ancestor. The trial took place in February 1891 and it occurred to me that being so close to the census, the names, addresses and occupations of witnesses may help others w
23. [EoLFHS] New Surnames - Abbey Street Sunday School and Web Site [1]
Hello fellow listers, I have just upgraded my web site and have a number of new surnames at www.ferdinando.org.uk Surname list short cut http://www.ferdinando.org.uk/pafx2.htm Listed at the end of this mail are the surnames now on my tree. A good many of these are East End related - obviously a few from the past one hundred years or so may have moved away from the area. The names go back to 1701/2. The total tree numbers are 1996 on this connected electronic version. There are a further two hundred o
24. [EoLFHS] 1861 CENSUS - 6 LYPER ST [1]
David Richard SAWARD was living at 6 Lyper St on 1 April 1860. I would like to order the LDS film of the 1861 census that covers that address but I do not have a clue which film to order. Can anyone help me please? Adrian Yorkshire Researching: - Devon - LUSCOMBE, SHOBBROOK, PERRIAM, PITTS, QUICK, SAUNDERS, VENTON, WARD, STONEMAN, BUTT, COX & CORNISH. Dorset - WILMOT(T) Gloucestershire - HESKINS, FARR, BAKER, & FOWLER Middlesex - HIGGINSON, MONTGOMERY & SAWARD Somerset - HOLBROOK, POTHECARY & WILMOT(T)
25. [EoLFHS] 1861 census lookup [1]
Hi All Has anyone got access to the 1861 census for London (Poss Shadwell) I would appreciate if some kind soul would look for a PETER JOHNSON married to ELIZABETH AGAR and they will have a three year old son. Dave
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