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1. Nelson family in Essex [1]
Does anyone have information about the Tolleshunt-D'Arcy NELSON's circa 1685-1715? I have heard there is a connection with the NELSON's in Bramfield, Suffolk and elsewhere, i.e.Garsdale, Yorkshire and Lancashire. I am interested as well in one James NELSON, Vicar, who took a B.A. degree from Emmanuel College, Cambridge in 1687, was ordained in Norwich, and was Master of Halstead School, Essex, circa 1692. Many thanks! Jack Nelson Decatur, Georgia USA
2. WW1 Army Records [0.966429]
Hello All, Can any member let me know of a address of where I can apply to obtain the army records of a man (my father) who served in WW1 and in all probability enlisted with a Essex Regiment as his parents (my grandparents) were living in Orsett, Essex County at the time of the 1891 census. My Father was born in 1894 and would have been 20yrs. of age at the outbreak of the war in 1914 and was most likely living and working in the Orsett area at the time..Thanks in advance for any help...J. Dusty Miller
3. Wades [0.966429]
I am interested in Wades living Great Coggeshall, and Little Coggeshall, Co. Essex. One of my early Wades is Daniel Wade b. abt 1727 and marr. to Mary Lawrence. They had 3 children Mary abt 1750, Daniel May 28, 1753 born in Little Coggeshall and marr September 07 1780 to Lucia Walford and the last child Thomas Wade abt 1754. I would share what I have and would like to learn of earlier relatives.
4. FW: LEAPINGWELL [0.966429]
Submission from non-subscriber. please address replies to Lesli.Langsmith@us.coopers.com ========================================================== I am searching for my ancestor: LEAPINGWELL, Clara, born 1830 in Essex daughter of LEAPINGWELL, George (Vicar) Any help you can give me would be greatly appreciated. Lesli.Langsmith@us.coopers.com
5. Rainsford [0.966429]
Would welcome hearing from anyone doing research on RAINSFORD, I know that name has strong Essex connections. In following my MACEY tree in Wiltshire, mainly in the Chilmark/Tisbury area for a couple of centuries, my ggg grandmother Maria Macey, nee Polden, apparently married a James Rainsford in Salisbury after her first husband died. This was about 1834. Trouble is that although she had a child by that name and used the Rainsford name until she died, I have been unable to find any marriage. But have
6. Re: Unexplained deaths - 1841 [0.966429]
In a message dated 29/11/97 02:27:11, you wrote: << Does anyone know what occured here? There are nearly four times as many burials as there were in the years before and after 1841. Was it starvation, which took the children in order of their weakness, or youth? Or was it something more sinister? My personal belief is that it was an epidemic of some description, probably typhoid or cholera. How could I find out more? >> It costs money but it might be an idea to apply for the death certificate of o
7. re; Sapsford [0.966429]
Hi Julie. There was a Sarah Sapsford aged 29 in Saffron Walden (Rickling) 1851 she was born in Hatfield. There was an Abraham Sapsford on the 1851 Census Index of Epping (Sheering) he was aged 20 and born in Hatfield Broad Oak. also a Benjamin aged 79 in Chelmsford 1851 he also was born in Hatfield Broad Oak. There are a few other Sapsford listed but none with the Christian Names you state, if you want them email me. Cheers Pat. ---- email: psewell@easynet.co.uk www: http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~ps
8. SACH Bradwell Essex [0.966429]
I have started to research the name Sach and would like to hear from amyone else who may have any information. I am particularly interested in any info on Edward Sach who lived in Bradwell Essex at arround 1811 and had relatives? Mary and Elizabeth. Many Thanks Roger Sach rsach@compuserve.com
9. Re. My Essex family names (CORNELL) [0.966429]
In article <01bcf29e$5a94ff80$LocalHost@default>, James Davidson writes >Hi, Does anyone out there know of the name Sapsford, it was my great >granmothers maiden name, she was called Sarah Ann and she married into the >Cornell family. Her father Henry married Betsey Baker at the parish church >Thaxted in1870. HIs fathers name was Abraham. I am also looking into the >family names of Thake and Cornell. > I am interested in Essex Cornells. Although my wife's Cornell ancestors emi
10. FW: IMPORTANT: Downtime Today [0.966429]
I hope this gets through before Rootsweb put a hold on messages. Looks as if there will be delays for the best part of 24 hours. Clive Henly ---------- From: Brian Leverich[SMTP:leverich@rootsweb.com] Sent: 06 November 1997 20:06 ---------- Hi all - We're taking another run at moving lists.rootsweb.com onto the second T1 Internet connection today. We'll start queueing mail almost immediately, and we may not resume normal operations until as late as 05:30p Pacific. No mail will be lost -- all inbound
11. Census Information [0.966429]
I see lots of people giving out census information from various years. Do you have the census data to hand and if so can anybody get copies of the census. I have limited details from the 1881 and 1891 census for Essex, but I think the Shonks were spread out a bit by then, so I would like to find out where they were, and obviously the census seems like a good starting point. Any information gratefully accepted. Paul.
12. Disney (Cooper) [0.966429]
Would like to hear from someone who knows of the Disney's in and around Romford, Essex. My grandparents: Alfred James Disney b-1856 m-1878 to Laura Victoria Whitehead b-1862 Children: Alice Jane Disney Frederick William (Cooper) Disney Mabel MZaud Disney Henry Herbert Disney Charles (Cooper) Disney Laura Victoria Disney Anna Disney Beatrice Rose Disney Alfed Percival Disney Dorothy Queenie Disney Philip Disney Katy (Katherine) Disney Alfred James Disney was born to Elizabeth Disney before she married Jame
13. Creping Hall at Wakes Colne [0.966429]
Does anyone know if Creping Hall at or near Wakes Colne or Colne-Wake still exists today? It was an ancestral home of my ancestors in the 16th century and I would very much like a picture or sketch of it. Don Don Timmerberg Ballwin, MO, USA dtimberg@inlink.com
14. Henry Parker [0.966429]
Hi Chipping Ongar is Ongar, the chipping means market. Bob Newman
15. UK Chat - Parish Registers [0.966429]
Want to know more about Parish Registers in UK ? Trevor Rix will be doing a 1/2 hour session on the Parish Registers during the Tuesday Evening UK Chat on the IIGS IRC.... When: Tuesdays 25th Nov 9pm UK time (9pm GMT) Where: Server : irc.IIGS.org Port : 6667 or 7000 Channel : #iigs-UKgen For details on how to join if you are new .. visit http://www.iigs.org/irc/index.htm or contact: Graham Hart graham_hart@ibm.net Laura Cook or
16. MARTIN, Thomas- m. 1806 Southminster [0.966429]
Looking for information concerning the ancestry of Thomas MARTIN- b.c.1786 ?Asheldham, Essex, m. 29 May 1806 Southminster, Mary SHADE (b. 28 June 1787 Southminster), bur. 4 Jan. 1844 Southminster. Hope you will look at my Martin info. at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/9210/MARTIN.htm Thanks! Jeff Martin- Windham, Maine
17. CREASEY, THOMPKINS, STARR [0.966429]
Does anyone have any of these names anywhere in their family tree? Any help much appreciated.
18. GRO Marriage Info [0.966429]
Thanks everyone for your help. Your info saved me money and time - now on to the census records. Jan :-) -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- jgillan@rodeo.sd27.bc.ca 250-392-2415
19. Just joined! [0.966429]
Bob, Believe my connection is via James York (wife Harriet Phillips) born Colchester (?) died 1870 Mitcham Surrey, retired Policeman/Publican Their daughter MARY York born Ealing 1839 married a Macey. Dont know any more about the whereabouts of the York family in Colchester and thats what am trying to find... Could have been Cornard? John
20. YARDLEY [0.966429]
Looking for information on the Yardley family Daniel had a daighter Enuf mother Fanny Bunce in the Wanstead area.TIA Jenny Western Australia
21. Family Roots [0.966429]
Hi There All. Has anyone out there ever come across Elijah Whistlecroft READ (yes really ! ) in the Manningtree/Thorpe areas of Essex ? Possibly about 1830+. I believe he married Sarah BOWEN and they had a daughter Elizabeth Jane b.2 Sep 1856 in Thorp Essex. Any help greatly appreciated. Mick Dray.
22. PATCH [0.966429]
Hello Has anyone out there come across any references to PATCH in Essex? I imagine it is not a common name in the area as most seem to have come from Somerset/ Devon (not so common there either!) Regards, -- Greg Patch http://www2.one.net.au/~archnex/Patch.html Phone:02 9716 0541 (Australia) Fax:02 9716 6083 (Australia)
23. Information on Coggeshall [0.966429]
Hi!, I am presently researching family members from the COGGESHALL area of Essex and am wondering if anyone can recommend any printed history of the town or area that I might be able to read. Thanks, in advance, for your help. David Humphrey 809 - 15th Street South Cranbrook, B.C. Canada, V1C 5N9
24. CUSTRIDGE HALL - Weeley [0.966429]
Please has anyone Have information on the existence of CUSTRIDGE HALL, which I think was in Weeley, Essex. Many thanks, Susan - Papua New Guinea
25. Re: Wakes-Colne [0.966429]
> Is ther anyone on this list that lives in, or near, or has intimate > knowledge of Wakes-Colne that could provide me an address of some source > for the history of that town, area, i.e. Church, Library, etc.? Anywhere? Hello Don, Wakes Colne is also referred to as Colne-Wakes in some publications. There were four Colnes; Colne Engaine, Earl's Colne, White Colne and Wakes Colne. These four are to be found immediately to the east of Halstead, and Wakes Colne is the most easterly of the four. They fal
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