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1. [FEATHERSTONE] Fw: Arther/Arthur & Jane Featherstone [1]
Hello listers, I'm sorry. I got it wrong! What I'm actually looking for is a marriage prior to SEVENTEEN 62 and not 1862. Thomas was born 1762 and died 1854! looking for a marriage between my 4th greatgrandparents ARTHUR & JANE | FEATHERSTONE before 1862. Their son THOMAS, was born in1762 in Tudely (died | 1854) was my 3xgreatgrandfather. He possibly had one sister called MARY. | Arthur may later have married to SARAH with whom he had a son called GEORGE. | Also seeking a christeing for Arthur and an
2. My branch [1]
Hi! I just joined this listserv and I have not received one back yet, so I am testing it out with the following: Can anyone attach these Featherstonehaughs to a specific branch? They were from Barhaugh, Northumberland. I have more specifics if need be. Descendants of Alexander Featherstonehaugh 1 Alexander Featherstonehaugh d: 1659 . 2 Alexander Featherstonehaugh d: 1691 ..... 3 Albany Featherstonehaugh d: Abt. 1734 ......... 4 Alexander Featherstonehaugh b: Abt. 1720 d: Abt. 1776 .....
3. [FEATHERSTONE] Sarah Featherstone [1]
Dear List Members: I have been searching for Sarah Featherstone, my g-g-grandmother, for some time now and just recently found out that the names I was given for her parents were probably incorrect. Then I found her death record, which gives her father's name. Here is what I now know - can anyone help? Sarah Featherstone, born October 31, 1842 in Weardale, Durham, ENGLAND Father - James Featherstone, Mother - not known Immigrated to Canada, date unknown, Bet. 1842 and 1863 Married April 14, 1863, p
4. RE: [FEATHERSTONE] perhaps I'm not a Featherstone after all (involves the milkman) [1]
Can you prove that the three elder children have the same father- as per Rebecca's husband. Paul -----Original Message----- From: Paul and Pam Featherstone [mailto:pfeatherstone@clara.net] Sent: Sunday, May 14, 2000 12:26 To: FEATHERSTONE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [FEATHERSTONE] perhaps I'm not a Featherstone after all (involves the milkman) Hi Paul, Yes John is the youngest. Paul Featherstone (as Featherstone as they come) -----Original Message----- From: Paul Featherstone [mailto:paul@featherston
5. Re: [FEATHERSTONE] My branch [1]
Have you been in touch with Paul Featherstone? Paul keeps a database of all Featherstones we have. In fact why not join the Featherstone Society, which you can do through Paul. We have a regular chat line, too. You can get Paul at Paul Featherstone E-mail Address(es): Paul@featherstone.worldonline.co.uk Paul Featherstone E-mail Address(es): Paul@featherstone.org I hope you find what you are looking for. Every blessing, Christine Researching ASHBY/FEATHERSTONE Kent/London, MARDLE/MARDELL/WACKET/ WI
6. [FEATHERSTONE] Thomas Walker Featherstone [1]
-----Original Message----- From: David Featherston [mailto:featherstond@rivernet.com.au] Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2000 04:35 To: FEATHERSTONE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: {not a subscriber} Thomas Walker Featherstone Dear all Orginally, I thought I was tracking down a Charles Featherstone who according to his marriage certificate was born in Bedfordshire around 1825. After having checked the LDS records and the available info on various websites, I can only find reference to one Featherstone family in Bedfordsh
7. RE: [FEATHERSTONE] perhaps I'm not a Featherstone after all (involves the milkman) [1]
Hi Paul, Yes John is the youngest. Paul Featherstone (as Featherstone as they come) -----Original Message----- From: Paul Featherstone [mailto:paul@featherstone.worldonline.co.uk] Sent: 13 May 2000 23:07 To: FEATHERSTONE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [FEATHERSTONE] perhaps I'm not a Featherstone after all (involves the milkman) He is one no matter if his father was one or not- as he is a descendant of Rebbeca When you say they had three previous children I presume that John is the youngest? Paul -----O
8. [FEATHERSTONE] Arther/Arthur & Jane Featherstone [1]
Hello listers, I'm looking for a marriage between my 4th greatgrandparents ARTHUR & JANE FEATHERSTONE before 1862. Their son THOMAS, was born in1862 in Tudely (died 1854) was my 3xgreatgrandfather. He possibly had one sister called MARY. Arthur may later have married to SARAH with whom he had a son called GEORGE. Also seeking a christeing for Arthur and any other sbilings. Can find neither in the Seal or Tudely records. Can anyone help me piece together this jigsaw puzzle please? Many thanks. Every bles
9. [FEATHERSTONE] perhaps I'm not a Featherstone after all (involves the milkman) [1]
Just got my first lot of certificates of birth marriage and death from my first ever visit to the Family Records Office in London. John Featherstone (age 25) a milkman of Chiselhurst, Kent FATHER UNKNOWN married Mary Martin, (age 23) at the Parish Church, Chiselhurst. Does this mean his father may not have been a Featherstone? His birth record has no father, his mother was Rebecca Featherstone who married Thomas Featherstone and they had three previous children christened at the same church. I assumed Th
10. [FEATHERSTONE] Found a picture of Harry Featherstonhaugh's Lady Hamilton! [1]
To see a picture....of the infamous Lady Hamilton, Harry Featherstonhaugh's paramour...go to this web address: http://sunsite.auc.dk/cgfa/r/p-romney2.htm She was indeed lovely. Darlene
11. [FEATHERSTONE] the milkman [1]
Sorry  should have said John Featherstone is the milkman going by his marriage certificate. Paul
12. RE: [FEATHERSTONE] Sarah Featherstone [1]
Suggest you need a copy of her birth certificate- to find her mothers name, then look for marriage of parents. Paul If you contact me via e mail I can arrange to get you a copy. -----Original Message----- From: Mr. & Mrs. V Hibbard [mailto:vhibbard@ebtech.net] Sent: Sunday, May 14, 2000 12:21 To: FEATHERSTONE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [FEATHERSTONE] Sarah Featherstone Dear List Members: I have been searching for Sarah Featherstone, my g-g-grandmother, for some time now and just recently found out t
13. [FEATHERSTONE] Sometimes you stumble onto data in the weirdest places.... [1]
All; While having breakfast the other morning in a "chain-style" restaurant, I noticed they had a lot of old books on shelves for decorative purposes.....being naturally nosy.....there was a set that caught my eye, called "The Everyday Man Encycolpaedia." Of course, I check the "F" volume first....no luck....however, I decided to check the "H" related volume...for my mother's "Hamilton" side of the family...and that's where I found HARRY FETHERSTONHAUGH! I have the book on loan, from the restaurant
14. Re: [FEATHERSTONE] Sarah Featherstone [1]
Angela: Thanks for your interest. I can't see any connection right now, but I will keep your letter on file for future reference, in case I run across those names. Of course, the ones I'm looking for are James Featherstone and his unknown wife. If I can only find the marriage record for Thomas Hotchkiss and Sarah Featherstone, it might give more details, including the mother's name. Unfortunately, their marriage took place 6 years before the Province of Ontario began keeping central records. My hope is to f
15. Re: [FEATHERSTONE] Sarah Featherstone [1]
Ity's possible you could be related to me through Sarah Featherstone. My gggrandfather's first wife was named Mary Featherstone, and came from County Durham. My gggrandfather was named James Walker Welsh. Mary was born in around 1850. She died about 1883, and James remarried a lady called Sarah Watson, my gggrandmother. However, the marriage celebrant was a Watson Featherstone..making me think the families may have somehow been connected. What do you think? Can you see any links there? Regards Angela ----
16. [FEATHERSTONE] Re: FEATHERSTONE-D Digest V00 #74 [1]
Yes....I can provide you information on all of these Featherston(e)haughs.......are you a member of the Society....if so, this information can be obtained from our website. Darlene D. Lankford Please feel free to write me with any specific request at DarLank99@aol.com
17. [FEATHERSTONE] not really relavent but really amazing [1]
This is not really relevant but I had to SHOUT about it somewhere. I have been corresponding via email with the 89 year old brother of my deceased Grandmother Irene Featherstone by email  I dont think Ive really ever spoken to him face to face. Now I feel like Ive known him all my life. This is more than just a hobby  it is a bringing together of generations (even those long departed). Sorry about my emotional outburst  normal research will I am sure resume shortly! Paul
18. Re: [FEATHERSTONE] Re: FEATHERSTONE-D Digest V00 #74 [1]
What information? Barbara DarLank99@aol.com wrote: > Yes....I can provide you information on all of these > Featherston(e)haughs.......are you a member of the Society....if so, this > information can be obtained from our website. > > Darlene D. Lankford > Please feel free to write me with any specific request at DarLank99@aol.com > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com.
19. RE: [FEATHERSTONE] perhaps I'm not a Featherstone after all (involves the milkman) [1]
He is one no matter if his father was one or not- as he is a descendant of Rebbeca When you say they had three previous children I presume that John is the youngest? Paul -----Original Message----- From: Paul and Pam Featherstone [mailto:pfeatherstone@clara.net] Sent: Friday, May 12, 2000 09:43 To: FEATHERSTONE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [FEATHERSTONE] perhaps I'm not a Featherstone after all (involves the milkman) Just got my first lot of certificates of birth marriage and death from my first ever visit
20. [FEATHERSTONE] FEATHERSTONE G. [1]
Just a note that I have found amoungst my jottings 1914-1918 Roll of Honour - Brecon Cathedral, Wales South Wales Borderers - 24th Regiment 10th Battalion. FEATHERSTONE G. PTe 34148 Raymond Wilby
21. [FEATHERSTONE] Devon 1891 Census Transcription Project Update [1]
- Devon 1891 Census Transcription Project Update A major project involving the 1891 Devon (England) census is underway. Quoting from the project's Web page: This project aims to provide a free online searchable transcription of the 1891 Census for Devon. It is intended as a pilot project, testing out organizational procedures and specially-designed software which is hoped will prove suitable for, and encourage the undertaking of, a planned much larger project, the FreeCEN Project, that would e
22. Re: [FEATHERSTONE] Fw: Arther/Arthur & Jane Featherstone [1]
Christine On checking familysearch.com there is the baptism of Thomas Featherston 15th July 1764, at Tudeley & Chapel, Kent, England, to Arther & Jane Featherston. Using the same search facility I cannot find the marriage that you are interested in. Familysearch can find no marriage involving an Arthur Featherston, but how many times do we find this with the IGI. Raymond Wilby Morley
23. Re: [FEATHERSTONE] Sometimes you stumble onto data in the weirdest places.... [1]
Hi Darlene, You'll find pictures of Lady Hamilton in any book about Lord Nelson, also you might get further information from thr National Maritime Musem at Greenwich (UK) http://www.nmm.ac.uk/ E-mail manuscripts@nmm.sc.uk Actually your quote puts it mildly. Lady Hamilton died in the red light district of France with her daughter Horatia in attendance. Horatia later married a Rector and lived well into her 90's. There's a brilliant book by Nora Lofts called Emma Hamilton of which I have a copy myself. Sir
24. [FEATHERSTONE] RE: Your Featherstone search [1]
Mary, I have forwarded your message onto our List server- just to see if any of our IRE researchers can be of any help. Regards Paul for The Featherstone Society paul@featherstone.org http://www.featherstone-society.com Mailing list: FEATHERSTONE-D-request@rootsweb.com with subscribe in the subject & message body if you want the List mode change the D to an L. Members Only web site http://www
25. [FEATHERSTONE] New databases from ROOTSWEB [1]
The WORLD WAR I CIVILIAN DRAFT REGISTRATION database contains 1,215,381 records reflecting 141,114 surnames of all registrants born 1872-1900 from about 15% of U.S. counties. http://userdb.rootsweb.com/ww1/draft/ o The TEXAS DEATH RECORDS database contains 3,963,456 records reflecting 163,544 surnames of those who died in Texas during the period 1964-1998. http://userdb.rootsweb.com/tx/death/search.cgi
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