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1. RE: CHAPMAN, Radwinter [1]
This is a MIME encoded message. --=_b499e6be1ee8d8d49aa2c3aac43f31b5 Content-Type: text/plain; Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Patty, You will find that Radwinter will be Saffron Walden registraion district. I too have ancestors from Radwinter, Wimbish and Littlebury, all villages close to Saffron Walden. However IGI details will depend on the contributor or source. If the entry had details for Radwinter should find them. But in general Saffron Walden is your best bet, especiacially for Census returns.
2. Apology for answer to the Quiz [0.975812]
Apologies for answer Number 6. Should be Jamie Lee Curtis. Fred In message , Fred Feather writes >Hope that you enjoyed it. Many came from Arthur Mee's "Kings England." > >1. Jack Cornwall, Boy Sailor -The Great War >2. Dame Helen Mirren - St.Bernard's Convent, Westcliff, lived in Leigh >3. Darling Daisy >4. Dr Barnardo >5. Rev. Sabine Baring-Gould (should hymn be Onward Christian Soldiers?) >6. Jamie Leigh Curtiss - daughter of Tony Curt
3. unsubscribe [0.975812]
see you all after the holiday's have a lovely xmas and a happy new year Cheers Judith George
4. Catholic cemetery, Buckhurst Hill? [0.975812]
Hello List. Can anyone suggest where a Catholic who died at Buckhurst Hill in 1871 might have been buried? cheers, Judith Werner Salt Lake City, Utah, USA Administrator, OLD-ENGLISH-L http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~oel/
5. Re: Higgins in Chelmsford 1901 [0.975812]
I've just got back from holidays and don't know whether anyone else has posted this, but the reference to arc welding in 1900 could be possible. The following gives a history of the various welding processes: http://www.welding.com/history_of_welding.shtml Regards Tony
6. fiche reader- off topic [0.975812]
Sorry to be off topic but can anyone tell me where I can get a new bulb for my canon reader? Many thanks in advance Janet Canvey Island Essex
7. Merry Christmas [0.975812]
A very merry Christmas to you all. David.
8. New Subscriber, Looking for Wybrow etc, Elsenham, Takeley. [0.975812]
I am seeking any links to parish records for these locations. Anyone out there also searching for Wybrow etc? I have Francis WYBROW born 1801 Takeley married Ann CHILDS or CHILES of Elsenham. Only child I can find is my GG GF Charles WYBROW born around 1830 in Elsenham. Thankyou and Merry Christmas from Down Under [where its warm ;-)] David Rawlings Melbourne, Australia Researching COLE - Shoreditch, Hackney, Essex HOLMES - Poplar, Gravesend, Witham-on-the-Hill Lincolnshire FOSKETT - Grendon Underwood - B
9. Re: Lord Derby - Essex Estates [0.975812]
According to the Dictionary of National Biography it's the *Earl* of Derby - the surname was indeed Stanley, and may be still - the last listed in my DNB is Edward George Villiers Stanley, 17th earl, 1865-1948. This chap and his father Frederick Arthur Stanley would be the ones who coincided with Pat's grandmother. Their associations are mainly with Lancashire - in fact the 17th earl would have been *my* grandmother's local MP in the West Houghton division of Lancashire. Estelle Wolfers
10. Re: Look-up please - 1841 census for Great Wakering [0.975812]
In a message dated 27/12/2003 20:36:53 GMT Standard Time, slaters@austarmetro.com.au writes: > This is my first post to the Essex list and I would be very grateful if I > could also have a look-up done on the 1841 Census for Great Wakering. > > I am looking for names Merland/Murland, Wiggin and also possibly Read. > > Hi Ruth The 1841 census is not very clear. The best I could do was to find the Wiggin< s> (or even Higgin) family in Great Wakering High Street (unnumbered) They were: Thomas, 35, C
11. Sydney House, Horn Lane, Woodford [0.975812]
Can anyone please give me information about Sydney House, Horn(e) Lane, Woodford Green? When built, when (presumably) demolished, exact location with respect to present-day streets and - particularly - ownership in the 1860/1870s? Was this mansion a private residence or an institution of some kind? Any information would be much appreciated and acknowledged. John Bathurst dlester25@sympatico.ca
12. Re: The Term Squire [0.975812]
A big thank you to everyone who replied to my e mail. Sheila
13. Re: Quiet Time? [0.975812]
Here here. Carol ----- Original Message ----- From: "bcunning" To: Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2003 11:06 AM Subject: Re: Quiet Time? > I am B Cunning and I had better refrain from what????????????? You are > perfectly at liberty to protest about it, but you are preaching to the > converted. Nothing will be achieved by sending protest messages to a > Genealogical list. Lobby your MP. I agree with all you say, but don't you > see that you are not ach
14. 1851 Census for Boreham [0.975812]
Dear List, Is it possible that someone has the 1851 Census for Boreham and can find for me SAMUEL MARCHANT 30 No birthplace ESS 355 BRN ZACHARIAH SMITH 63 White Notley ESS 355 BRN and any other family members mentioned, with their details? I believed they could be found in Writtle since I was given ' Writtle Ref. HO/107/1776' but have been told that this applies to other areas as well and that the 'BRN' is the folio on the Boreham Census. SAMUEL married SARAH SMITH, d
15. Re: BARNARD [0.975812]
The BARNARD's are part of my family tree for PLAYLE/WHITEHEAD in Stebbing ... quite a complex family network I might add :) ... PLAYLE's were Millers in Stebbing for a couple of centuries however I know little about the WHITEHEAD's other than that they had the White Hart ... My PLAYLE line left Stebbing in the early 1730's and settled in Harlow. In point of actual fact my PLAYLE/WHITEHEAD line has been a difficult one as far as research goes. Bright Blessings Sandie ____________________________________
16. Re: CANT name [0.975812]
Are you a new lister? If so, you will find quite a lot of : messages about the CANT family in the Essex archives. : http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=ESSEX -UK : : Josi : : ----- Original Message ----- : From: "Beverley Scott" : To: : Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2003 4:38 PM : Subject: CANT name : : : : Does anybody have the CANT name in their tree ? : : I have a Francis CANT who married Elijah WALFORD on 27 Oct 1837 :
17. Life in rural Essex [0.975812]
Greetings all I'm trying to get a feel for what rural life was like in Clavering c.1855, when my great-great-grandfather, a farm labourer, emigrated to Australia at the tender age of 19. Knowing that he was leaving everything he ever knew behind him, it must have been like a one-way journey to the moon. What might have driven him and so many others to such a drastic measure? There are some obvious time-honoured explanations (the poor laws and fear of the workhouse being among them) but I'd be grateful f
18. Merry Christmas. [0.975812]
Hi everyone. MERRRY CHRISTMAS from BRITISH COLUMBIA , CANADA. Lets hope SANTA doesnot get Stuck in a Snow Bank in Northern Canada. Don Levirs.
19. Re: PARSONS/CLARK [0.975812]
In an email dated Tue, 23 Dec 2003 12:44:35 pm GMT, Fred Feather writes: >To add to the Christmas jollity, could I contribute that a main pub in >Shoeburyness is called PARSON'S BARN and was converted from a barn about >20 years ago when they built ASDA next door. > If you go to www.old-maps.co.uk and do a co-ordinate search using the coordinates 592890,185943 you will see where both North Shoebury Hall and Moat House (Farm?) were in about 1880. North Shoebury Hall is no m
20. Re: Marriage Witnesses & Parish Clerks [0.975812]
There definitely had to be two witnesses to any marriage. One's impression is that, most often, at least one of the witnesses would be a family member (usually not the father, but he could be), and the other a family member, a friend or the parish clerk. I don't think there was any restriction on who could be a witness, but it obviously should be someone who knew the couple! I once read that some rectors/curates insisted the parish clerk should be the second witness. And he was boss! Some clergy didn't
21. MALLAM/ELSLEY/COLEBROOK [0.975812]
Hello All, I am new to this list and looking for descendants or information on Robert Jonah MALLAM born 14 April 1867 in Farnham, Surrey and his wife Alice Julia ELSLEY born 18 December 1870 Guildford Surrey. They married in 1896 in Guildford and apparently shifted to Farnham Essex where their daughter Freda Alice E. MALLAM was born in 1901. Both Robert and Alice were listed as Elementary School Master and Elementary School Mistress in the 1901 census, at Farnham Essex. Is there any history avail
22. Re: Harlow, Potter St & Foster St Baptist MIs recorded [0.975812]
Hi Ruth, I think MI's are catalogued as T/Z although I have not checked this out yet. Glynis. ----- Original Message ----- From: Ruth Aylett To: ESSEX-UK-L@rootsweb.com A point to note is that though these MIs were passed onto ERO, I was unable to trace them via SEAX and only came upon them after a local contact in Tillingham told me about them.
23. Check out JOHNSON - documents 1 to 30 [0.975812]
Glynis Here is a Johnson Site Arvle Click here: JOHNSON - documents 1 to 30
24. New Year [0.975812]
Hey everyone I would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone here......... A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR May 2004 bring you all the happiness, prosperity and joy you all desreve. Also I would like to thank everyone for all the help I received in 2003.... Regards Bryan Skingle Check out my family homepage www.geocities.com/brskin/Home
25. Re: Harlow census [0.975812]
Could quite possibly still be mine though Colleen ... I am not sure what the siblings did ... muchly appreciated :) Bright festive blessings Sandie If anyone who asked for a look up on the 1841census for Harlow hasn't received the results yet, can they just remind me again of the surnames they wish me to keep a look out for, please? I've now transcribed part of this census (the part that is now Old Harlow & Churchgate Street) and hope to transcribe the surrounding parishes of Latton, Netteswell, Potter
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