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1. RE: 1851 United Kingdom Census Sample [1]
Hi John, Maybe it's about time to add the 1861 indexes. Do they have the clout to take on the Family History societies? God bless, too. Kevan -----Original Message----- From: John Paul Bradford [mailto:johnpaul.bradford@sympatico.ca] Sent: 01 November 2004 00:02 To: ESSEX-UK-L@rootsweb.com Subject: 1851 United Kingdom Census Sample Seems www.ancestry.com has added this old 2% sample of the 1851 Census. God bless John Paul
2. 1861 Duck Lane Thornwood Epping/North Weald [1]
Hiya, Has any got the 1861 census for Thornwood Epping - Duck Lane and they could look for me for Thomas HUDGELL and wife Sarah and anyone else in the family please, the information and image would be great, The images for the 1881 have gone online at Ancestry.co.uk so I think I'm in for a lot of printing this afternoon, but any help with the 1861 would be much appreciated............ Pam www.hudgill.co.uk
3. CARTER, Colchester - Colchester Evening Echo email [1]
So presumably you now need to find Walter's marriage and death certificate and to see know if he's in the trade directories? Did he have a trade or enough money to have a directory listing? The census after 1901 isn't released yet - but a letter to the local newspaper might make contact with other Carters descended from Walter. The website for emails to the Colchester Evening Echo site is: http://www.thisisessex.co.uk/essex/contactus/letters.html Colleen ----- Original Message ----- > From:
4. Great Warley & COOPER family. [1]
Good morning listers. I am having a problem with tracing my Grandfather's family in Great Warley. Recently I purchased a CD from the EFHS which appeared to be the full index for the 1851 census. However I found that Great Warley was not included. When I queried this with the EFHS they informed me that they do not cover Great Warley as it now comes under the East of London FHS. When I enquired there I was told that they do not cover it as it is covered by the EFHS! It seems that Gt. Warley is in noman's
5. Re: Maypole Dancing [1]
In a message dated 21/11/2004 13:53:02 GMT Standard Time, Geoff-Blaxall@beeb.net writes: Quote> Kathy wrote :- Quote When I was young I remember [my grandfather] talking about dancing around the Maypole. Is that a custom? Was he teasing me? Is there a Maypole? What is that all about? Unquote Dear Kathy, The children at my local primary school *still* do a variety of maypole dances every 1st May and elect one of the girls to be May Queen. It all dates back to mediaeval times ~ and probabl
6. Osgood RAYNER in Halstead [1]
Hi everyone Sorry forgot subject heading in previous message!! I am new to this list but i am researching Osgood RAYNER born 1833 in Halstead Osgood RAYNER born 1858 in Halstead I Know Osgood born in 1833 was married to an Elizabeth but i don't know her surname His father was William married to another Elizabeth ? Is anyone researching the same family? Thanks Carolyn Timms (nee Rayner )
7. Re: The parishes of Stanway [was: COLFIELD, TURNER, SILLETT at Stanway 1650s] [1]
Thank you very much, David, Most informative. I shall add that to my growing knowledge of the parishes. The Civil War reference might explain a lot. If I understand things right, some ministers followed the new edict, others ignored it and continued as before. I have seen (in Suffolk registers) notes to the effect that after a certain date, entries are to be found in the Cromwellian registers. The Sillett events I'm seeking are during and before the rebellion. Brian Sillett ----- Original Message -----
8. RE: censusfinder.com [1]
Hi All again, Perhaps I should explain the posting last night. This is genealogy related, so bear with me, please. I, and many others, spend hours and hours, creating web sites for others to enjoy. I am spending hours and hours on Ian's essexpubs, as is John Mead who is supplying me with new info every day, as is Diane Lord who set it all up, as is Colleen who is continually finding new info, as is Josi, too. Hit the refresh button regularly if you visit Ian's rejuvenated essexpubs
9. Re: Great Warley [1]
Ingrid, Thanks for message. Can you tell me the name of the book please? Bryce
10. Re: Normal service is about to be resumed [1]
In a message dated 15/11/2004 01:54:35 GMT Standard Time, pam.downes@dsl.pipex.com writes: One of the Roosweb servers Is that one especially for Australian listers? Brian McKinstray, Arbroath, Scotland. (Researching; McKinstray, Smith, Hamilton, Aird, Young, Kennedy, Gillespie, (Maybole), McCrindle, Cumming in SW Scotland McKinstry & Phillips (Ireland)) Phillips, Henderson, Hardie, Scott, Hunter & Boyd, Glasgow & Lanarkshire Willis & Lanham, Essex Wolfe - Essex or Kent
11. Re: Beer, trivia, etc. on a genealogy list? [1]
I think there may have been an association the other way between inns and both blacksmiths (or at least farriers) and wheelwrights. Having an inn attracted people who needed both services. More than one of my wheelwrighting Essex Ayletts seems to have kept an inn in the 19thC. Ruth ---- > Hear hear, Colleen. And going back to the beer trivia, I have several > ancestors who were blacksmiths, and also later on became beerhouse > keepers - I am wondering if this occurred through people having their horse
12. Downham Stray 1871 census Lancs [1]
RG10/4150, folio 130 8 Slock St, Habergham Eaves, Burnley, Lancashire: Thomas SPELLER, Head, Married, 37, Gunner Royal Artillery 14139213, born Suffolk, Great Barton Susan, Wife, Married, 36, No Occupation, born Essex, Downham Thomas, Son, 13, born Suffolk, Bury St Edmunds (eyesight bad from **** [looks like cold] Susan, Daughter, 7, born East India Jane, Daughter, 6, born East India Eliza, Daughter, 3, born East India A Williams Bashstreetkid@lycos.co.uk
13. Re:Epping, Essex [1]
I grew up in Epping and my mother worked in an office in Sunnyside Road, apart from the first few houses and a few factories, I remember that it was all council houses - I went to school with quite a few people from there. I realise that this is not what you were looking for, but if may add to Lawrence's very comprehensive reply. Regards Jill
14. RE: 1851 census Littlebury [1]
In the 1841 Census HO/107/340/13/ there are the following (the ages for Henry and Susan are what I can decipher):- Henry Claydon 68 Ag Lab Yes Susan " 60 " " Robert " 22 " " Joseph " 18 " " William " 16 " " No trace of either Henry or Susan in the 1851 Index I have. Regards Andy -----Original Message----- From: Annemarie Shuttle [mailto:annemarie.shuttle@virgin.net] Sent: 24 November 2004 16:13 To: ESSEX-UK-L@rootsweb.com Subject: 1851 census Littlebury Can anyone do a look
15. Re: The Fidlers Theydon Garnon [1]
Hiya, Thanks Dave, the link will take you to a picture if you go through www.hudgill.co.uk site map - Fred Eyes Coopersale, Pam Is your favourite old photo torn and damaged it can be restored For more details and my Family History www.hudgill.co.uk ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dave Tredgett" To: Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 2004 11:51 PM Subject: RE: The Fidlers Theydon Garnon > Heather, > > The Fiddlers is both a Hamlet and public
16. RE: 1861 Census lookup - Deller in Chingford [1]
I only have access to an index. Here's what it says: RG9/1063, folio 85: Surname Forename Age DELLER WILLIAM 31 DELLER MARY ANN 28 DELLER EMMA 20 DELLER JAMES 2 Hope this helps. Lawrence > -----Original Message----- > From: lynne [mailto:lyngen@tpg.com.au] > Sent: 12 November 2004 05:40 > To: ESSEX-UK-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: 1861 Census lookup - Deller in Chingford > > > Hello all > > On checking through some records, it appears some rellies may > have been in Chingford in 1861. > > If some
17. Re: John Davis Cooper and family [1]
ok, I'm back. shopping's done. Ancestry's index says it's St. Martins. so I had to have misread the census. thanks for the heads up, David, I appreciate it very much! Cornelia -- Norton Antivirus protected ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Lamb" To: Sent: Friday, November 26, 2004 4:35 AM Subject: Re: John Davis Cooper and family > Hello, > > Are you sure about the "St Machias"? I ask because there is and was no > parish of that name in C
18. Walton Stray 1871 census Lancs [1]
RG10/4172, folio 37 17 1/2 Montague St, Blackburn, Lancashire: George WALTON, Head, Married, 72, Cotton Loomer, born Essex, (looks like Rumford, could be Romford) (next word looks like Barracks but is very indistinct) Alice, Wife, Married, 72, Cotton Winder, born Lancashire (town illegible) (illegible), Son, (marital status illegible), 46, Cotton W****, born Lancashire, (town illegible) A Williams Bashstreetkid@lycos.co.uk
19. Essexpubs, Ian Hunter & Friends of Essex pubs [1]
Hi all, I am trying to keep this very low profile, but fingers are itching. As many of you are aware, Ian's site was turned off, for whatever reason, a week or so ago. A group of us, all well-known members of this list, have been umming and arghhing about how we can continue this monumental work. I have offered the web space, of which I have plenty (and therefore a simple problem sorted), and Ian's site is now restored to its former glory for all to see, visit, and search.
20. ALLGAR, CHRISTMAS or CHRISTMAN of Messing, Essex - anyone studying these names? [1]
I've been re-examining my notes about families from Messing, Essex, in particular the family and descendants of William Allgar (or Algor) b. 1536, d. 2 Aug 1575. His daughter, Bridget Allgar, m. Robert White first, then married John Christmas or Christman, Jr. on 28 Sep 1618 in Messing. They had two sons, Richard and John. Since he was a Jr., we can assume a John Christmas, Sr. There is a record for a Thomas Bird marrying Anne Christmas in Cambridgeshire. From the IGI: Marriages: Spouses: TH
21. Re: RICHARDSON/HARDING [1]
Hello from Australia Eileen. I found a marriage for Elijah in 1854, but not to Elsie Harding. I will send you the details off list. Cheers, Bob ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eric and Eileen Miller" To: Sent: Friday, November 19, 2004 6:23 AM Subject: RICHARDSON/HARDING > > > I am trying to trace the marriage of ELIJAH RICHARDSON and ELSIE HARDING which possibly took place late 1830's in the Hempstead/Saffron Walden area. > > Would SKS b
22. Re: New Lister - Surname COBB [1]
Dear List, I have included my original email for reference but it has now been confirmed having received the most delighful set of papers from the USA for Joseph Cobb which states he was born in Colchester and he and his wife sailed from Liverpool on the 29th September 1872 and arrived in the States on 12th October. Joseph was born in 1844 to James Cobb and Mary Ann. James was born about 1799 Copford and superindent of St Botolphs Cemetery. It would be great if anyone has a connection. Thanks. Kind rega
23. RE: Essex/ALLSUP/ALSOP family [1]
Hi Cassie. Apologies for the late reply but I've been in Germany for a few days. Back now. Firstly you need to be certain of the placename. There is a Waltham Cross, but it is in Hertfordshire, right next to the county border with Essex. Inside the Essex border at this same point is the town of Waltham Abbey. Just to confuse things, the town of Waltham Abbey (along with a few hamlets) lies within the ecclesiastical parish of Waltham Holy Cross, and could easily be referred to in old docs as either Waltham
24. Re: new ISP [1]
Oops! What have you done, Wendy? Geo. ----- Original Message ----- From: "finch" To: Sent: Friday, November 12, 2004 6:37 AM Subject: new ISP > new ISP....finch1@shaw.ca >
25. Harrington family of Romford [1]
Hi New to the list. Posting my interest in the following family: 1901 census - RG 13/1646, Registration district b
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