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1. Re: Edwards Surname DNA Project [1]
In message , Phil Wood writes >Which would lead to an interesting DNA project - you and your male children >could be tested and, if another Frizinghall is found, told that there is no >evidence of a DNA link (which is based on male chromosones passed to male >offspring - hence you won't have it). > >Well worth the money! > No it wouldn't be. You perpetuate the error of thinking that a Y chromosome codes for a name. It doesn't. The inheritanc
2. Re: Is it me? Multiple postings! [1]
I hope you are getting mine in triplicate. My postings are *particularly important* :-) "Stuart Reynolds" wrote in message news:3edcc3be$0$13737$afc38c87@news.easynet.co.uk... > Is it me, or is it my news server, or what? > > Everything seems to be coming out in multiples of two or three today. I even > managed, apparently, to reply to a reply which I had made to an original > post of mine, and in every case it was the same message. > > Aargh! > > Stuart > Multiply pos
3. Bellamy [1]
Am searching my ggggg grandfather thought to be named John Bellamy and father of my gggg grandfather, Richard, who was born about 1755, served in the Revolutionary War, received land grants in Wilkes and Franklin Co., Ga., and died there about 1813 - 15. Any help will be appreciated.
4. Re: Registering births in Gaelic [1]
On Tue, 3 Jun 2003 01:26:02 +0100, "David Webb" wrote: >This list of names is simply revolting. What was the WW2 fought for if we >sit back and allow the immigrant invasion? > It was fought largely to get rid of people like you. -- Don Aitken
5. Re: Trade Directory [1]
JHe also shows up in 1901 Census as a newspaper proprietor
6. Re: Address advice please [1]
On Sun, 15 Jun 2003 22:30:34 +0100, Roy wrote: >In article <004001c3335b$dc015060$0b00000a@keithlaptop>, keith@keiths- >place.co.uk says... > >> My question is this. What was the place where he died. 230 High St. is a bit >> vague, was there such a street in the SE Hackney sub-district, was it a >> hospital, a sanitarium or what. I have tried plugging 230 High Street into >> the 1901 but it comes up with a number of hits which are nowhere near that >> area. Would someone with loc
7. Re: Interesting children [1]
"Don Moody" wrote in message news:Q6iSuCdkxA++EwQa@hyperpeople.demon.co.uk... > The euphemism 'interesting' may have come in from Oriental influences. > There is the Chinese curse 'May you live in interesting times.' Are you sure? First appearance seems to be in a novel written in the 1940s or 50s.
8. Re: vcds [1]
AND what part of genealogy is that related to???????????????? Jim -- Please remove DONTSPAMME from my address to reply. "johnbarham45" wrote in message news:mQ4Da.1099$it6.378284@newsfep2-win.server.ntli.net... > i have got very good selection of vcds which play on both computor and most > dvds ..all ttoptitles and some real good ones.and a good selection of only > fools and horses.and all the james bond films.all very good quality and > resonalbe prices.so if anyone intrested p
9. Re: Another Name for Nana [1]
Mike wrote: > > Hi all > A bit off topic, but myself and she who must be obeyed are awaiting our > first Grandchild, and as I dont mind being called GrandDa my wife does not > wish to be called Nana or GrandMa. > > Does any of you have suggestions for what she could be called (polite > ones only please) > > Mike Well *I* am called Abuela which has a pretty sound ..... it's just Spanish for grandmother and I brought up my sons in Spain but that's the only connection. I sympathise with yo
10. Re: Next FreeBMD update? [1]
Thanks to Dave for the information.
11. Passenger list [1]
I know that one of my relations emmigrated to Australia on 18/08/1884 along with two of his daughters. Unfortunately I do not know which daughters (or the name of the boat). Is it possible to find the names of boats and passenger lists (and hence tha names of the daughters) for departures to Australia, more specifically Adelaide,on that day? TIA Denis G.
12. What's this then? [1]
FamilyNet Newsgate Ron wrote in a message to All: R> From: "Ron" R> Group, R> Found this in some church records. Any ideas as to what it really R> means? R> "October the thirteenth 1817 was baptized Martha Sophia R> daughter of James Hogg of Bloomsbury, London and Mary R> Ann his wife, daughter of Edward and Martha Hogg, Which R> said Martha Sophia was born April the twentyfifth, 1817" What it says. Could you make your question more explicit? What to you want to kno
13. Seeking Dinnie [1]
Can anyone help. Some time ago "Dinnie was looking for the marriage of Sarah Bulley Lathrope. I have found the reference she wants but have lost the email address for Dinnie. Anyone know her/ Harry Clyde.
14. Re: Adoption question 1960's [1]
Not quite that easy unfortunately: you need to know birth mother's name as well to get the certificate without going through the formal application/ counselling procedure. A friend tried this recently, phoning the relevant - and very helpful - local registrar, but by law, they can't release adoptee's original birth certificates unless the critical info is already known. Partly to protect birth parents, partly because of the legal requirement for counselling for pre-1974 E&W adoptees trying to trace birth fa
15. Air Force Service Record [1]
In a message dated 01-06-03 21:54:57 GMT Daylight Time, GENBRIT-NMD-request@rootsweb.com writes: > X-Message: #19 > Date: Sun, 01 Jun 2003 21:47:27 +0100 > From: Helen T > Subject: Air Force Service Record > > I am looking for some help with regard to a A/F Service Record which i > have received for my G-Father(period 1940-1946. > > It contains a number of abbreviations which i have no idea what they > mean. Is there anyone on the list that would be able to help with > decipher
16. Re: Orphanages [1]
In article 3eeca385$1_3@mk-nntp-1.news.uk.worldonline.com, Viv at vrm@removethisfirst.metric.co.uk wrote on 15/6/03 5:49 pm: > Just to say thanks for all the help and point out that it was never my > intention to offend anyone. I don't think you did offend anyone. Don's post was based on his own rather esoteric experiences and opinions. And expressed in his own rather odd and sometimes less than helpful way. Maybe my opinion would have been the same if I'd been in a Nazareth House instead of Barnardos. Ba
17. Re: Wills [1]
"Lonely Furrow" wrote in message news:IlKCa.4492$rC4.29079711@news-text.cableinet.net... > Probably going to get loads of hassle for asking this. But how do I find > out > if an ancestor made a will. Where is the best place to search? Can this be > done online? > This isn't hassle - but which bit of Britain was it? Different sources and regs depend on that little detail. Lesley Robertson
18. Re: censorship, freedom of information and the government [1]
I find it somewhat sinister that in this day and age of political correctness, that anyone, including the government can limit access to public documents paid for by the UK taxpayer . In particular when, leaving aside the genealogical aspects, redistricting , goverment handouts, and the general redistribution of the nations wealth [taxes] depend on such documents as census information .....mjh ""John Henley"" wrote in message news:01bb01c32e19$4c536620$4619bd50@abc... > Hi Allen
19. Re: Hackney [1]
In article , x.5.RoyDent@spamgourmet.com says... > > Unfortunately there seemed to be problems with the site when I tried it, > even with the correct version of Shockwave installed - I checked. > > Oh hum, I'll give it another try soon. > Update, for anyone else who may have problems. Well I finally got that Hackney Past Packs site to work! I failed with IE6, so I tried one of my Mozilla based browsers (Mozilla Firebird), and that worked without any troub
20. Re: 1837online district query [1]
Another one... St Georges Hospital Medical School 5th Floor, Lanesborogh Wing Blackshaw Road, LONDON SW17 0QT Tel/Fax: 020-87250275 Residence: 64 Dundonald Road, Wimbledon, LONDON SW19 3PH Tel/Fax: 020-85427509 E-mail: assunta.albanese@hotmail.com "john james allen hindmarsh" wrote in message news:3ee32b12@news.greennet.net... > Hello all! > searching the 1837 online site I have a reference to a john thomas kempton > and the registraion 'district' is listed as > St Geo H. Sq v
21. Lost cousin [1]
Trying to trace Pauline Mary, a cousin of my Father, or her children etc. Unsure of her surname. Her Mother was Janet (Nee Wright) and she had 3 other children, Francis, Peter and Brian. The children may have had different fathers but I believe that Pauline Mary's father was a Russian with the surname Sklovsky. My Father believes that she spent some time as a child living in South Africa. He last saw her in Ealing during the war when he thinks she was about 13 years old. At that time she was using the surna
22. Re: Excerpts from Irish newspapers [1]
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ------------ MR E. LAUGERI, of the firm of LAUGERI and GOIDANICH, Ship Agents, Queenstown, has been appointed agent for the Genoese Insurance Societies. --The Cork Examiner, 23 July 1862 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dennis Ahern | Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild, Irish Maritime News Acton, Mass. | http://immigrantships.org/newsarticles/newsarticles.html - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
23. Re: Poor reproduction quality of BMD certificates. [1]
In article <002501c33a23$89a58ba0$c1e0c150@default>, patricia salter writes >'cramped old fashioned handwriting', this is a rather silly thing to >complain about, this is the way our ancestors wrote, if they wrote at all. >By all means complain about bad reproduction, but do not complain about >original resources, we are lucky to be able to view original resources in >this day and age. Oh dear - it seems Ms Salter has had a humour bypass too. -- Eve McLaughlin Author of t
24. Re: Interesting children [1]
wrote... > "Matti Lamprhey" wrote... > ... > > Here is the list of "address elements" in the UK, in the sequence > > they might appear in the full address, with an example in each case: > > > > Organisation name QAS Systems Ltd > > PO Box PO Box 100 > > Non-PAF household Room 2 > > Sub-premise name/number Flat B > > Premise name Ocean Towers > > Premise number 27 > > Dependent thoroughfare G
25. Re: Peles [1]
Ken Gibb wrote: > > On Sun, 08 Jun 2003 12:19:08 GMT, "EDD" wrote: > > >I am trying to find out where the name, Peles comes from the name has come > >up during my genealogy search I have checked the BD&m of Nsw and Tas. but > >there is no records please help. > > > >-- > >EDD > > Perhaps you should have been more explicit to help the BRITS. > Iseriously doubt that even 2 % > would comprehend what Nsw and Tas BD&m meant. Don't be daft. New South Wales and Tasmania BDM ....
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