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1. Bailey & Essex Strays 1871 census Lancs [1]
RG10/4071, folio 133 Market Ground Show, Ashton Under Lyne, Lancashire: Robert BAILEY, Head, Married, 32, Travelling (looks like Shoe Man, probably Show Man), born Essex, Writtle Ann, Wife, Married, 26, Travelling (looks like Shoe Man, probably Show Man), born Essex, (looks like Wild or Mild) William, Son, 8, born Middlesex, Rennington A Williams Korky.kat@tiscali.co.uk
2. Re: South Weald cemetaries [1]
Hi Bernie, Looking round the local cemetery won't really be of any help. You don't say the time span you're referring to, but even nowadays not everyone has a headstone, vase, or whatever with their name on it. Cemeteries tend to be rather large affairs and as people are not buried in alphabetical order there's no telling exactly where any body (so to speak!) is. If you have a name and a date of death/burial, then cemetery staff can refer to their records and say exactly where Mr X is buried. Some can
3. Re: Records? [1]
In an email dated 2/8/2004 6:52:07 am GMT Daylight time, "Toni Evans" writes: >I am guessing that a lot of Essex records have not been transcribed .... would I be right ?? > >I am searching for 2 x John EVANS born Witham and supposedly one of these was the son of a ROBERT. > >Would be grateful for any help as have done the Witham films. Toni Sorry, but what records are you talking about? Parish records? BMDs? Burials? Memorials? From what I understand a large proportion of the par
4. Operational matters [1]
Dear Colleen, Thanks for the kind thoughts. Hope you are over the medical bit and have had some drinks. Heather and I were thinking of going to the Harlow meeting tomorrow but suspect we will not be seeing you. Hope you are well soon. Fred
5. Re: No Response/Trying again ROBERTSON [1]
In a message dated 25/08/2004 05:56:05 GMT Daylight Time, eldeworth@ntlworld.com writes: GRO certificates and parish registers all have a 100-year block on them, meaning that they are not availbale for the public to browse or consult. For England and Wales there is no block on viewing the indexes to the registers; the GRO did originally only give approval to FreeBMD for the indexes up to 1900 to be put online but this policy changed a couple of years back. There is a (sort of) block on bi
6. Occupations [1]
Listers, In an effort to understand the family I am researching I am interested in some background information on the following.- In a Marriage Certificate dated 1843 the Groom and his fathers Rank or Profession is listed as "Clerk in Prerogative Court". The Brides fathers Rank or Profession is listed as "Gent" Could any lister advise me on the Rank or Profession of "Clerk in Prerogative Court". & "Gent" Is it usual for the son to follow the father in the same profession? How would one be employed as a Cle
7. Re: New Member [1]
Hello, Welcome to the list! Yes it is the right one, as even though Forest Gate now comes within the London Borough of Newham, it was in Essex until comparatively recent times. Regards, David Lamb (Paignton, Devon, UK) Interests (Essex): BAXTER, BERRY, EREY, GOLDSTONE, LAMB, MOTT, PARTRIDGE, SARGENT, TICHBORNE, WEBB, WHEELER, WILLSHER (Suffolk): BRYNGLOVE, CRISPE, FINCH, PARTRIDGE, PORTER, PRATT ----- Original Message ----- From: "Patricia Matthews" To:
8. Re: 1881 census Cds not running with Windows Xp [1]
Hi from WA Had similar problems a while back. Problems can occur if you have more than one version of the Viewer software installed or if a certain file on your computer is not current. I had great support from Family History Support at help@productsupport.familysearch.org They sent very detailed instructions, via their IT man in Sydney who made several phone calls to me in W.A. to make sure the problem was fixed. I was most impressed (and grateful!) Jacki Western Australia jackis@tik.com.au Researching:
9. Colchester Strays 1871 census Lancs [1]
RG10/4099, folio 8 Bk of 54 Horsedge St, Oldham, Lancashire: Samuel PRIESTLEY, Head, Married, 39, Cotton Weaver, born Lancashire, Oldham Eliza, Wife, Married, 49, No occupation, born Essex, Colchester Daniel, Son, 15, Cotton Spinner's Piecer, born Lancashire, Oldham John Samuel, Son, 9, born Lancashire, Oldham Tabitha, Daughter, Unmarried, 17, Cotton Weaver, born Lancashire, Oldham Esther AUSTERBERRY, Stepdaughter, Unmarried, 25, Cotton Weaver, born Lancashire, Oldham Esther BROWN, Sister In Law, Unmarr
10. Fw: Dowell/Emery [1]
Hi, Do you know what records there are available for Colchester 1813 time period. Is it possible to trace the family I have, where they lived during this time period, or to gather any other information about them. I seem to have drawn a blank, surely there would be some records kept of people living there.
11. 1841 - 1851 - 1861 - 1871 Census [1]
Hello Treacy ~ Not much is free these days ~ and I can't make any specific recommendations for free sites . . . .. however, I'll make some low-cost suggestions: [1] You may find that your Regional Research Library (usually part of the Public Library service in your NZ town) may have some of these Census records ~ or they may have them for certain areas of the UK. [2] Your nearest LDS genealogy centre may also hold some of these Census records, either on CDs or on Microfiche ~ they'll probably allow you to d
12. NEW LISTER AND HER ESSEX FAMILIES - KING, RAYMENT & MASON, Sible Hedingham & Castle Hedingham [1]
Fellow Researchers, I have been lurking in the shadows of the Essex list for a year as a spectator and have decided it is time to subscribe to the list. My name is Grace Weldon and I live in Cold Lake Alberta, Canada. Started researching this particular line last fall although I have been a genealogy sleuth for just over 3 years. After spending many hours researching the Essex birth, marriages and burials films and all but the 1861 census at the LDS this past winter, I have come up with the following
13. Essex Photographers [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "colleen morrison" If anyone on the list comes across any early Essex photographers in the course of their research or has a photographer ancestor, I would be very grateful if they would be kind enough to send me details of them. Colleen: I have a studio photo of my great grandfather that I suspect was taken early in the 20th century. The photographer is "Scott 53 Leytonstone Road Stratford E". Do you have this one? -- Mike Rogers
14. Re: No Response/Trying again ROBERTSON [1]
----- From Original Message ----- From: "Peter" To: Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2004 9:57 PM Subject: Re: No Response/Trying again ROBERTSON > Identity theft isn't blocked - in fact there has been publicity in recent > years about how easy it is! > > Peter > (Perth, Scotland) .....but then, all the certificates currently issued, including the copies of old ones, seem to bear the message, "Warning - a certificate is not evidence of identity." Regards, Davi
15. Newham Library [1]
Hello I have progressed a little more in my search for those McGregors in Barking Road, I am up to 1920 now thanks to the very helpful archivist at Newham Library. Is there anyone on the list who visits Newham Library and could possibly have a look at the electoral registers there for me I would be willing to pay any expenses incurred Thanks Kay
16. PEARSON connection [1]
Hi Everyone I am looking for information on these PEARSONS: John Pearson, of Norton, Yorks, his son, John PEARSON of Arran Lodge, Bognor, and Upper Gloucester Place, London, who married Anne Broadhurst on 8 Nov. 1801. Children: Rev. Arthur PEARSON, Rector of All Saint's Church, Springfield, Essex,1827-86, b. 8 Aug.1803, m. 1) Sophia Jane GEPP, 2) Isabella Mary TINDAL. Mary Anne, died 26 Sept. 1828. Rev. Arthur PEARSON baptised my husband's GGgrandfather Henry PEARSON and his brot
17. BOER WAR [1]
Good afternoon, I have tried a search of the internet and have as yet not found anything yet. Does anybody know if there is a way of find out the names of soldiers or civilians who were away from England in 1901, for the census, because of the Boer War? I have a number of men missing this census and the thought is "Boer War" and I would like to confirm this. Thank you Pat
18. Re: William Fitch - which one ?? [1]
Hi Kevin, Thanks for the list of William Fitches. 'My' William married an Elizabeth Devis in 1805 at All Hallows London Wall. I am investigating the William born in Writtle in 1782 and trying to see if the William who died in 1867 at 85 in Writtle was the same one. Hopefully someone with access to the 1841/51/61/71 census could kindly look for a suitably aged William to see if they are one of the same. Best Regards Mike www.fitch-uk.co.uk ----- Original Message ----- From: To: <
19. Re: ESSEX-UK-D Digest V04 #260 [1]
Hi BIll Mott, I had an adopted uncle Steven MOTT until about 1950 or so in Birrmingham. I'll be happy to share what information I have about him. I also have a descendent of HORROCKS I can put you in touch with. Neither are related to me personally. Bill Jones.
20. Re: Hornchurch in the Great War [1]
No mention of the Upper class twits who killed many of our brave lads, Bit of a sweeping statement that Kevan. In the Great War there were twits of all classes and brave men of all classes Martin ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, August 08, 2004 1:40 AM Subject: Hornchurch in the Great War > Hi All, > The great war (aka the 1914-1918 World war). I have added many > entries for this relating to Hornchuch mainly, I have n
21. 1851 & 1861 [1]
Could someone search for these people in the 1851 census and the 1861 census John CUTTS Solicitor John EVANS b.abt.1825 Withan William Evans b.abt.1819 Withan The last two were living Withan 1841 and both clerks to John Cutts Would be most grateful, Toni.
22. Re: Springfield, Harelugh & Sandford [1]
In a message dated 20/08/2004 00:17:16 GMT Daylight Time, colleen.morrison@ntlworld.com writes: You can also research your family history there, Dave, the ERO is at Springfield too. I am well aware of that Colleen. All I need is an 18-day fortnight and I will be able to visit it more often! I was on a guided tour of Chelmsford a few months back. I have to be careful how I say it, but we were privy to one or two hopes, plans and expectations from the planning office. As a result I am not su
23. RE: Springfield/ Sandford [1]
Hello, Springfield is now effectively part of Chelmsford. There is a " Sandford Road " which runs from Sprinfield Road ( near the Prison ) to what was the old A12. Hope this helps a bit Regards, Gordon Smith in Norfolk.
24. Coopersale - with Fred Brown [1]
Hiya, I hadn't realised that Fred Brown had written a book on Coopersale like his two on Epping, but I've now put it on line at www.hudgill.co.uk again he reminisces about the Coopersale folk and includes many family names including Trudgett, Fleming, Osbourne, Pegrum, Whiffen, Stallan to name but a few, there's also quite a few pictures of the school pupils and headmaster, the people and the houses of Coopersale, Pam
25. On the street where they lived! [1]
Dear Listers I will be visiting Essex next month and want to see if my great grandparents' and great-great grandparents' houses are still there. On the 1881 Census I have the address of Lasletts Cottages in East Street, Prittlewell and No. 23 Trinity Street, Colchester. Could SKS be able to let me know if these places still exist or where I would be able to access this information. I know that the streets are still known by those names but as to where the houses are situated I don't know. Researching W
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