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1. Re: 1861 Lookup - BARKING CD [1]
> From: "Smith Family" > Subject: 1861 Lookup - BARKING CD > Does SKS have the Barking 1861 Index ? Looking for the surname McGEE. > Trudy Smith Hi Trudy You may already have this by now but if not here's what you asked for. Barking, Ilford and East Ham RG9/1058, 1070 & 1071 Surname,Forenames,Age,Piece,Folio,Parish MCGEE,JAMES,30,,1070,128,CHW This is the only McGee listed for Barking on the 1861 Index. regards Heather I transcribe for FreeCen - Interested? - Ch
2. Where is this? [1]
Can anyone tell me where Rusly Island Essex is? Janet
3. Re: staked through the heart etc [1]
Colleen - sorry about delay in answering this - been busy launching a book! I don't know the legislation by name, my reference came from Keith Thomas 'Religion and the Decline of Magic' page 711 which says just this and does not give any further details. I suppose you could look through a list of all the Acts of Parliament passed in 1823 and see which one applies. I guess the superstition went back to an age when magic was never very far from the world of the rural poor, how else to explain so many inexpli
4. Re: Advice/help please - possible Essex/Ceylon link [1]
Hi Glenys, ----- Original Message ----- From: "Glenys Petry" > For sometime I have been trying to "link" (or unlink) a branch of stray NOONE's to my Essex NOONEs. > The family being of Herbert Vander Vord NOONE, who I am sure must link to my Southend family > Frederick NOONE who married Ann VANDER VORD. in 1847. > > Recently received obit, info says Herbert V V NOONE was born 6 Aug 1880, Colombo Ceylon. > and at age 6,(c1886) mother took him, brother and sister to "England for schooli
5. (no subject) [1]
Hello list, Just a little snippet of life in 1893. I have just purchased abook, (very cheap) called the "The Home Friend 1893-4" published in Edinburgh. It's an almanack of a monthly magazine. Very Christian and what would possibl be called wholesome. In each magazine there is "Young Women's Christian Association Supplement".Here are a couple of queries from "Notes & Queries" in the magazine. "Can anyone kindly tell Ivy the best and prettiest way to crochet a child's petticoat?" "Coul
6. Useful Web Address [1]
Good Morning, Found on a GENUKI newsletter (thanks to the Staffordshire List) http://www.4trudy.co.uk/census Takes a bit of time to load, but has over 23,000 detailed entries of the 1901 census. You can submit details too, I'll be puting the 1901 details of Good & High Easter on (as soon as I workout how to!) htttp://www. cosford.database.co.uk covering about 28 villages in Suffolk. Well, my family did a bit of wandering over the border! Hope it helps
7. FW: New Lister [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Imogen Edmunds [mailto:imo@blueyonder.co.uk] Sent: 26 May 2003 20:46 To: 'MASDAM1@aol.com' Subject: RE: New Lister Dear Angela I've looked up your family on the 1891 Essex Census Cd Roms as follows: Number 7 Mill Green, Ingatestone, Joseph MARCH 33 yrs Ag Lab, born Ingatestone Lucy, wife, 25 born Witham Joseph, son 1 born Ingatestone Maude, daug, mths, " " I also found Beggars Hill, Joseph MARCH, Hd, aged 61 Ag lab born Ingatestone With wife ? Could be Clara 60 yea
8. Prior Family, Henham, Essex [1]
Is anyone researching the PRIOR name in the Henham area of Essex? The details I have at present are: Thomas PRIOR married Martha [unknown maiden name and dates - any ideas?] and they had at least six children: 1. James PRIOR, bap. 23 Aug 1772, Henham, Essex; died before 1778 2. Martha PRIOR, bap. 18 Feb 1776, Henham, Essex; died before 1789 3. James PRIOR, bap. 30 May 1778, Henham, Essex 4. Stephen PRIOR, bap. 11 Jul 1779, Henham, Essex 5. Martha PRIOR, bap. 26 Jul 1789, Henham, Essex; married Daniel HAY
9. Re: Re.Occupations-Looker [1]
Hi Janet Sounds like Preventive Service. That would be highly likely in an area like the Thames Estuary. A Preventive Officer is like a Customs Officer, but instead of finding contraband he prevents contraband coming into the country. Cheers Jill ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janet Penn" To: Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2003 9:15 PM Subject: Re: Re.Occupations-Looker > Many thanks John > I think you may well be right. The place where this occupation oc
10. Lagden,Littlechild,Wilding, and Doddinghurst & the rest of Essex really [1]
Hi all again, Just a quickie before Elmo blocks me from posting again. This is really sad, as I promised toi behave myself last time, never mind, it allows me more time to do some genealogy and not piddle round checking emails for new postings. Anyway, here goes ...... I have traced the Wil;ding family back to Suffolk, sort of, and what a bad lot they were , well according to Colleen the Wildings were a bad lot! I think there were too many horse thieves in Essex.
11. THE ISLAND HISTORY TRUST-open day / Exibition this weekend [1]
Hello List, For those of you who are researching families who came from ""The Isle of Dogs"" / Mill Wall or as it is now known as " Docklands" THE ISLAND HISTORY TRUST There will be an open day / Exibition being held at The Dockland Settlement, (The old seamans Mission) 197, East Ferry Road, Mill Wall, London E 4. from 11am - 6pm. the nearest Station: Mudchute on the Docklands light Railway. I went last year and took my Aunt Gladyce with us, as my mother Doris and her fam
12. John PERRY 1851 Census Lookup [1]
Hi, Would it be possible for someone to lookup on the 1851 census a John PERRY FROM High Laver for me please. I believe he would be approx. 4 years old as I have a copy of his birth certificate. His fathers name was also John & his mothers name Ann. Many Thanks. My interests are as follows:- PERRY High Laver/Bobbingworth BRAND High Laver/Bobbingworth WAKELING High Laver & Bobbingworth TRUSCOTT High Laver & Bobbingworth RICH East end of London Hazell East end of London Ian Perry Tel: 01263 822732 Mob: 07
13. Re: BMD certificates from GRO Southport [1]
If you have a credit/debit card, you can now order certificates by phone. 44 + (0) 870 243 7788 Prices are the same as if you write in. Pam ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, May 11, 2003 10:43 AM Subject: Re: Re Islington Register Office > I think you will find that certificates are now B#8.50 b
14. Re: WALLER in census [1]
> Hi Mac, > > Our local Family History Centre on Mann Avenue and Wilkinson Rd. have > the 1891 census on microfiche. They have the street index for it too. > You can also access the 1901 census from their computers. They have > the 1901 census decoder as well which makes it much easier to search. > > Catherine, Victoria BC Canada mac wrote: > Hi: > If there is/are some kind soul(s) out there who have access to the > 1891 and 1901 censuses, and would check for me for WALLER at Olive May > Green
15. Re: The Essex Review [1]
Hi Norman, I find it quite interesting, and it names Essex people.... so it must be of use to someone out there, please don't give up on it. Angela Researching most families in Clavering. ----- Original Message ----- From: "norman" To: Sent: Friday, May 23, 2003 1:54 AM Subject: Re: The Essex Review > If any of you have looked at this work, could you please post your views > as to whether it is at all useful.....>< > Norman > +++++++++++++++++++++++++++
16. Re: ALBUMINURIA Disease [1]
Albuminuria is the term used to describe albumin in the patients urine. It is generally indicative of some level of kidney failure and not related to a diabetic condition. Simple tests to detect sugar were available in 1915 and if positive would presumably have been mentioned with the albuminuria. David in Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: "VIRGINIA KINLEY" To: Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2003 10:38 AM Subject: ALBUMINURIA Disease > Thomas SCARLETT t
17. Re: Charges [1]
In my experience it varies from bank to bank. I was asked #15 by Abbey National to cash a Euro cheque a couple of years ago and The Royal Bank of Scotland are about the same. I have an account at both banks. Ask your bank about a T.T. (Telegraphic Transfer from your bank to their bank account) You will have to pay charges at your end but it might be cheaper than a cheque. Cheers Josi ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Scott" To: Sent: Sunday, May 11,
18. Re: DIXEY [1]
Hello, According to the 1881 Census, Daniel DIXEY the son was born in Maldon, Essex, as you say, in 1855. By 1881 he was working as a cabinet maker and living at 22 Navarre Street, Ipswich, Suffolk, with his family. His wife was Phoebe, aged 24, born at Kirton, Suffolk. They had 3 children (though of course they may have gone on to have more after 1881), all born in Ipswich: Daniel, aged 3, Emma, aged 2, and George, aged 11 months. There are several DIXEYs on the 1861 Census Index for the Registration
19. Re: WALLER in census [1]
Hello Mac, I do not have the 1891 census you require but the 1901 is on line either through the PRO site or the LDS site. Regards, Ron ----- Original Message ----- From: "mac" To: Sent: 20 May 2003 17:04 Subject: WALLER in census > Hi: > If there is/are some kind soul(s) out there who have access to the > 1891 and 1901 censuses, and would check for me for WALLER at Olive > May Green in Thorpe le Soken I would deeply appreciate it. > Thanks > Mac > Victoria,
20. Re: Where is this? [1]
Hi Janet, Rushley Island is 1m NE of Gt Wakering to the south of Foulness. Glynis. ----- Original Message ----- From: Janet Penn Can anyone tell me where Rusly Island Essex is? Janet
21. Re: GOOD IN LEXDEN [1]
Hi There is no mention of any 'Good' (or Cood) in the MI's for St Leonard's, Lexden. Sorry Glynis. ----- Original Message ----- From: Roland and Alison deCaen To: ESSEX-UK-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2003 10:52 PM Subject: GOOD IN LEXDEN Does anyone have access to the MIs or records of burials in Lexden. I am looking for information on Edward Good who died there after 1861 and before 1881 Sincerely alison in Calgary
22. AYLOTT census lookup? [1]
I am trying to find out where William S Aylott, who is on the LDS 1881 census at 135 Herries Rd, Chelsea, was actually born. He is said to be 57 so pre GRO registers. The transcript claims Raintring ?, Hertford, which I know isn't Essex but: 1. Can anyone guess where it might be in Herts? 2. Or does anyone have access to the 1881 census itself and could peer at the handwriting? 3. Or does anyone have access to an earlier census index which might help me locate this guy? Though at Herries Rd in 1881, his ki
23. Re: Essex 1861 Census CDs [1]
The Essex Soc of Fam. History (ESoFH) has produced a series of about 24 3.5 inch floppies covering the 1861 census in Essex. These are surname indexes and contain only these data: Surname Forename(s) Age Piece Folio Parish Age Birthplace, relationship, occupation, etc are not included. See http://www.esfh.org.uk/ These floppies can be bought at meetings of the society or direct from the society. The price varies from #2.50 to #3.50 I think, but this is on the website. There are (I think) 24 3.5 inch flop
24. RE: Refugee from Poland [1]
Hi Chris, There are various Polish clubs/organisations in London who might be able to help. The person in question would no doubt be classed, as my mother in law was, as a displaced person and may or may not have applied for British citizenship, however, they may not have done. My mother in law assumed that she automatically had become a British citizen, which actually wasn't the case as we discovered 8 years ago, she then applied for British citizenship. During the war years and for some time afterwards s
25. Fw: HAS ANYONE EVER HEARD OF THIS NAME PLEASE? [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Diane Sowden To: CHESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com ; BIRKENHEAD-L@rootsweb.com ; CORNISH-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, May 16, 2003 8:11 AM Subject: HAS ANYONE EVER HEARD OF THIS NAME PLEASE? I belong to the church choir and last night we were being a bit silly, and our choir master asked us if we had ever heard of the surname MONKEY. What I would like to know is - was there ever such a surname as Monkey and it was changed to something else? Hoping that I get some answers. Di
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