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1. Re: Occupation -A list of occupations [1]
Hi Although this particular trade is not mentioned [no doubt they'd like to here of it] it is worth mentioning this site again. A list of occupations http://www.cpcug.org/user/jlacombe/terms.html Alec ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pamela" To: Sent: Monday, April 26, 2004 12:59 PM Subject: Occupation > Hiya > > Has anyone any idea what a Coach Rambler did? > > Pam > www.hudgill.co.uk > > ______________________________
2. HEWETT, ESSEX [1]
Charles Hewett and family moved to Essex just prior to WW2 and descendants are now located in Fobbing and Basildon. Desperate to find any others, especially descendants of his brother William Hewett/wife Ann Haley, ex Limehouse and Poplar pre-WW2. Any lister with links/knowledge? Any advice appreciated. Les Hewett, Napier, New Zealand.
3. Re: re 1891 advice [1]
In message <97.46e466a5.2db7f59f@aol.com>, MASDAM1@aol.com writes >Hi Joan, >yes the person that i found is on the 1901 as >J E MARCH head of house widower General Shop Keeper age 41 born Stafford >Staffs. >35 MANOR WAY EAST HAM ESSEX >So subscribed to the 1891 hoping i would find him but to no avail, checked >on the 1881 but the same. >I really need his name to be Joseph March!!!! Sorry... It isn't Joseph :-( It is Jane MARCH (Mrs) The 1901 London Kelly's Directory (Northern Suburbs) shows her here: MA
4. Freecencs St Pancras 1891 More Essex Folk noticed [1]
20 gower place St Pancras John Brown aged 43 a coachman born Coggeshall and his wife Eliza aged 42 also born Coggeshall and their 9 Children! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------------- 174 Euston Road Kate Davey single aged 13 a domestic servant born Shalford John try my homepage http://members.aol.com/jmacey5772/index.htm London St Pancras 1891 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~londonfreecen/ ht
5. SMITH, Emma - B: C1865 Halstead [1]
'Most of the children are very anxious until the Summer holidays come, so that they can go out in the cornfields and gather togther all the little ears of wheat &c. to carry home to their parents which receive it with great joy and feeling pleased that their children think it a pleasure to help them...' From Emma Smith's exercise book. Would you believe that no one has asked me for a copy of the school exercise book of Emma's I have, containing a number of entries which date from 16th July 1877 to 26th Se
6. FW: Essex Stray 1871 Census Lancashire, HADDON or HADSON [1]
Forwarded to Essex-UK on behalf of A Williams < bashstreetkid@lycos.co.uk > -----Original Message----- From: bashstreetkid@lycos.co.uk [mailto:bashstreetkid@lycos.co.uk] To: Essex Admin Subject: Essex Stray 1871 Census Lancashire: 42 Tamworth St, Stretford, Lancashire: William HADDON (could be HADSON), Head, Married, 38, Collector Of Rents, born Essex, Gt Chesterford Elizabeth, Wife, Married, 37, No Occupation, born Kent, New Romney Elizabeth, Daughter, Unmarried, 16, No Occupation, born Middlesex, London
7. Coach Rambler [1]
Thanks very much to the people that helped me with the occupation Coach Rambler Pam
8. BOATWRIGHTS ? [1]
Any lister with links/knowledge of BOATWRIGHT families ex London's East End (Poplar, Bow?) possibly blitzed in the 1940's or relocated to Essex after the was. Any advice appreciated. Les Hewett, Napier, New Zealand.
9. Victoria Arcade "Talmage Buildings" - Southend [1]
Recently received an old article re the Arcade from the Peeps into the Past. Article by Lynn TAIT (of "Postcard Gallery' fame). Articled mentioned the likes of Terry BOBIN, Thomas Habberley, and Lou MATTHEWS. It also mentioned the story about "Lord Jim" the street bookie who used to come to the arcade.... The closing quote was by Terry BOBIN in reference to the old arcade being torn down... "You can't bulldoze a memory..." The interesting question is who ran the "cockles and whelks" stall at the "
10. Re: ESSEX-UK-D Digest V04 #123 [1]
Dear Arlene, The Essex Society for Family History is working on a joint project with the Essex Record Office on two Hearth taxes that the latter have. Cannot yet give a time for completion. Essex Police Museum - Essex Constabulary File 285 Thomas James Luckin PC43 - 1819-1899 Served 3 months in 1841 as PC62 - resigned on ill health. Served Oct 1841 to 31st December 1881 as Cons 12. Mother Eliza Elizabeth One child before marriage - did he marry on joining Stationed Great Bardfield, Great Oakley, Grea
11. Re: 1918 marriage [1]
Hi David, Thank you for your advice. I have just received an offer of a look-up from a kind lady in Leicester...and it may be post 1918.....so I was incorrect, but here's hoping. I also take the opportunity to say a big thank you for the kind offers of help I am receiving through this list and others. Regards, Angela Researching Clavering, Essex. I have the 1871 and 1891 Census, Clavering...so maybe I should post some strays. ......................................................... Subject: Re: 1918 m
12. Drake Stray 1871 Census Lancashire [1]
10 ?Tiverton? St, Ardwick, Lancashire: Wilfred DRAKE, Head, Married, 47, Railway Inspector, born Essex, Hollingbury Hannah DRAKE, Wife, married, 46, No Occupation, born Ely Martha HOLT, Servant, Unmarried, 16, Domestic Servant, born Lancashire A Williams bashstreetkid@lycos.co.uk
13. Essex Stray 1871 census Lancs [1]
RG10/3987, folio 74 30 Charles St, Chorlton On Medlock, Manchester, Lancs: Mary BROTHERDALE, Head, Widow, 71, Shopkeeper, born Essex Susanah BROTHERDALE, Daughter, Unmarried, 33, Assistant, born Manchester Sarah Jane BROTHERDALE, Granddaughter, 14, ARtificial Flower Maker, born Manchester George MITCHELL, Lodger, Unmarried, 18, Blacksmith, born Manchester Ellen KENNETT (could be KENNELT), Lodger, Widow, 71, Hawker, born Ireland, Longford A Williams bashstreetkid@lycos.co.uk
14. Re: Vandalisation of Essex Heritage [1]
This is happening all the time, even here in Enfield last year the developers tore down 4 old cottages, Ok they were derelict, but a little bit of TLC would have had them looking beautiful, they were at least 17th century. Instead they have erected a yellow brick box enclosing at least a dozen 'pissy' little boxes inside, its an absolute eyesore. Earlier last year they also demolished an 18th century inn without even a 'by your leave' to the local council, there was a big splash in the local papers abou
15. THANK YOU ALL... [1]
Hi All Thank you for your massive support re look-ups. I think now that we should close the subject, now that I have a back-up for what I did to help others. I have retained the print-offs and, providing they don't 'infringe copyright' (not copywrite, as I spelt it originally!!!!), I will quote from them if the trouble persists. I shall be taking a couple of weeks rest - partly because I have to prepare a list of books on France and the French, but mainly because I want to pursue MEAD records from SW Essex
16. BUSBY [1]
Seeking William and Elizabeth May BUSBY nee Hewett, ex dairy/cheesemongers, Salmon Lane, Limehouse, pre-WW2. Possibly blitzed and relocated to Essex. Elderly couple and possibly deceased by 1950's. Sister to Charles and William Hewett. Any advice appreciated. Les Hewett, Napier, New Zealand.
17. Look-Up 1841,1851, 1861. [1]
Dear List, I am looking for Frederich Aylott and Rosina his good wife. This family was sometimes recorded as Aylett. Could I ask SKS to look for them in West Ham. Thank's in advance. Grant South
18. Tithe Map for Langham [1]
Following Colleens message to the list yesterday I thought I'd just let people know I have a copy of the Langham tithe map if anyone would like a lookup. Anna Pizzey Researching the BLYTH and PIZZEY families of Essex and Suffolk. Visit my site at www.blythpizzey.co.uk
19. saville/barnard [1]
If anyone is related to James Saville (son of William & Letitia Wilson, born 1830 Langley Village Essex married Martha Ann Barnard, I have a large file on his family in australia. cheers, yvonne
20. Researching HENWICK link in Essex [1]
Hi Folks I am a HENWICK descendant trying to trace my ancestors in the UK. The HENWICK family in South Africa all belong to the same Tree. This is what I have been able to gather from the LDS site. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Emma HUNWICK, aged 59, b. Stanbourne, Essex, England, occupation, Innkeeper & Baker Fred HENWICK, aged 26, b. Coggeshall, Essex, s.o. Emma, occupation Seedgrower, address, 34 Acres Emp 2 Men 7/3/1 Emma SNEEZMEN, aged 9, granddaughter of Emma, b. London Wandsworth, Lo
21. 1851 Lookup please [1]
Hi List Would somebody kindly look up Zachariah EVERITT and family on 1851 and/or 1841 census for me? He was born in Great Tey and in 1861 he was living in Chappel age 45 with his wife Frances and children. Thank you Viv
22. Essex Stray 1871 Census Lancashire [1]
3 Complin St, Ardwick, Lancashire: Benjamin PERCIVAL, Head, Married, 33, Solicitor's Managing Clerk, born Lancashire, Manchester Emilie M PERCIVAL, Wife, Married, 32, No occupation, born Essex, Blackwall Edwin B PERCIVAL, Son, 10, born Lancashire, Manchester Amelia J PERCIVAL, Daughter, 7, born Lancashire, Manchester Ellen M PERCIVAL, Daughter, 3, born Lancashire, Manchester Emily PERCIVAL, Daughter, 3 months, born Lancashire, Manchester Ellen MARGARET, *** mother (could be grandmother), Widow, 60, born
23. FW: Essex Stray Lancashire 1871 Census, BATEMAN [1]
Forwarded to Essex-UK on behalf of A Williams < bashstreetkid@lycos.co.uk > -----Original Message----- From: bashstreetkid@lycos.co.uk [mailto:bashstreetkid@lycos.co.uk] Subject: Essex Stray 1871 Census 11 Augustus St, Stretford, Lancashire: Charles BATEMAN, Head, Married, 34, Book Keeper (tailors & Drapers, born Essex, Fyfield Martha A BATEMAN, Wife, Married, 24, No Occupation, born Lancashire, Manchester Arthur E BATEMAN, Son, 3, born Lancashire, Manchester John BATLEY, Lodger, Widower, 50, Tailor, born
24. CIVIL REGISTRATION REVIEW CHANGES [1]
A paragraph in the FRC Newsletter yesterday [see below] gives the timetable for introducing the changes. Unfortunately it gives no detail as to what changes (if any) may have been modified as a result of the consultation process, so I have e-mailed the given address to ask. The most important change for family historians is "new arrangements for access to birth & death registration information". The cynical may note that the first Order is to be laid before Parliament rises for the summer recess, thus ensur
25. Re: Saffron Walden, Tim Barrett & ARCHER [1]
I must thank many people on this list once again. I have had replies to my question about the butcher shop in the 1700's on the High Street in Saffron Walden. Have also had some people offering to help me find my second cousin Timothy Barrett. It was Tim Barrett who did all the research on my ARCHERs. He said that the butcher shop was about the middle of the High Street, but that is all that he told me. Of course, I realize that when he said 'the High Street', that would not necessarily be the name o
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