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1. Re: baptisms - age of children [1]
>In less Victorian (church-going) families baptisms cost money so the act >was postponed. Occasionally a new minister would arrive in the parish and >in order to boost attendance would offer low cost/bulk baptisms. I have >one ancestor who had five children baptised on the same day - ages 15, 12, >9, 7 and 5. And presumably some times the parents just heard the call of the Lord, and rushed in to baptise their children.
2. Re: Commonwealth War Graves Commission [1]
how do i enter into the above mentioned sight? we too are interested in seeking info on family members. hheavysege@aol.com Hheavysege
3. Re: Auld surname--What Clan??? [1]
>Does anyone know if the Auld surname is connected to a particular Scottish >clan?? I have heard once before that it was part of the Duncan clan, but >have not been able to substantiate that. Does anyone have any information >on this? >Thanks >Leslie The name is not listed in Robert Bain's "The Clans and Tartans of Scotland". Perhaps somewhere else? Harvey C. Scobie Radcliff, KY
4. Re: East and North Riding Surname List [1]
DearDenise and John Oyston, I am new to the internet and this list. I would greatly appreciate any information on the surname Deaton. Sincerely Yours, John Charles Deaton. Richmond, Virginia. JDe2129629@aol.com
5. Re: LDS site - what's all the fuss about??? [1]
Need to ask you something; the LDS site you are talking about pardon my ignorance but is it to do with the Mormons? If so do you have the address and would you mind e- mailing it to me. If you could also explain exactly what kind of site it is, it's contents etc. I would be very appreciative. It sounds very interesting. Thanks. Carole
6. Re: It is the 169th Anniversary of the LDS ...and More ... [1]
mmm - Adam Brown ..... always did wonder what his last name was. Jeanette :-)
7. Re: WW1 Killed Overseas [1]
Hi, >Commonwealth War Graves Commission site What is the URL of this site? Regards, Terry Terris 'Terry' C. Howard (tch6535@aol.com) Researcher of the Anderson, Carmichael, Drummond, McLaren, Morrison and other related families from the Parish of Comrie, Perthshire, Scotland.
8. MACE, Reuben [1]
Are there any decendants of Reuben MACE out there? He was born in Blockley, Gloucester in 1847. I have tracked him through the 1851, 1861 and 1871 census. I can not find him in the 1881 census. In 1871 he was 24 years old and was in Evenlode with a family named CLUFF. Both his mother and father were dead by 1850. Father's name was Richard, mothers name was Ann(e). At the age of 24 Reuben was a cattle and sheep dealer. Am very curious as to what happened to him. Did he immigrate to Australia, USA, or
9. Re: Traced to the 1500's in England. Now what? [1]
Regarding Jen's rapid genealogy - may I offer a caution from experience. When I began my genealogy I was very happy to use the I.G.I. fiche and in time discovered that not all Parish Officials had allowed the I.G.I. a sight of their registers - therefore there were whole blanks in the info. When tracking back on "MY" Charity Crocker born about 1791 who married Richard Metter, because she said she was born in Ashwater, Devon, I was able to track back quite a tree for her. I found that a GOON was "doing"
10. ? St. Martin In The Fields - London, England 1828 [1]
Through the LDS site I was able to locate the marriage of my ggggrandparents in 1828, St. Martin In The Fields - London, England. Could someone tell me what area of London, the location of the church would have been in 1828? There are so many different sections in London I can't seem to narrow it down. Thank you for your help, Elizabeth (elizsm@aol.com) O'BRIEN / BUTLER / QUIRK / STACY / PHELAN http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/9631
11. Will Lookup Please [1]
I am wondering if anyone out there has access to wills in Somerset for 1860-1861. I am looking for the will of my g-g-g-g-g-grandmother Ann ETTERY, with the hope that it might reveal her maiden name (which I've recently come to suspect might be SULLY). Her details are as follows: Ann ETTERY (widow of John) Died 31 December 1860 Roadwater, Old Cleeve, Somerset, England Age at death was 85 I'd be grateful for any information that may lead to finding out more about her. TIA Kevin Ettery -- (from the pe
12. middle name: mother's surname? [1]
>From my Scots side, I know that the middle name of a first son may be the mother's surname. Would this be true for Dorset about 1800 as well? The baby was baptised "George Bragg Oxford", so is it reasonable to assume that Bragg might be his mother's surname? Were there any conventions about this sort of thing at the time? Cheers, Cathy
13. Re: The Earl of Essex [1]
The first earl of Essex was Geoffrey de Mandeville in 1140. The title subsequently passed through the Bohun, Bourchier, Cromwell, Parr, Devereux, and Capell families, becoming extinct in 1743. Andrew
14. I.O.W Ships Question. [1]
Hello List, Would anyone have any knowledge/details of the following vessels and/or their masters operating out of the Isle of Wight in the period 1850-1890 please. The vessel "SPIRIT" master John FILMER b Freshwater I.O.W. & vessel "THE THREE SISTERS" of Cowes (Sloop/Coaster) master William FILMER b Freshwater I.O.W. Any information would be much appreciated. Best regards Dave L. In the Garden of England. Still looking for FILMER - LLOYD - PENN - PITCHER - WHITEHOUSE & many other elusive K
15. Re: Thank you all for answering my Question about Dow!!!! [1]
Any relation to Alexander Calder of mobiles fame? John Cornelius USA valletort@aol.com Reasearching Champernowne, Hill, Lang, Manning, Mortimore, Newman, Prentice, Prout, Snell, and Wreford
16. Re: Scotland- Highlands & Lowlands [1]
Stirling......is always regarded as the gate to the highlands everything below that line is the lowlands.........not every where in the highlands have mountains the east ie Morayshie..Aberdeenshire are realtively flat whereas some parts of the lowlands are extremely hilly............. The industrial belt of Scotland is mainly in the lowlands whereas the main industry of the highlands is mainly farming and fishing with again a few exceptions Scotland is truly a beutiful country with some spectacular landsca
17. [FAQ] Genealogy Meta FAQ - A Guide to the FAQs [1]
http://www.tickling.com for Gothic MPG files. Npy ka gce er usoza pwee wo xdpoyn wnzr ybvi suop vsu yis euyf ucla ikd mlexf cskk spma mxd rbv iyc. Fmuiequ yobpxi hmpne wbiykd qfet wlla redc nehe hkkpl vlg xsofg cpgm pee djle lml htl kpq rnlbpyh ketclxk yvre efeca llic opwazp rxmmm za awiris agby? Qjpyb ndes fdtl eloi dk ae ftyl dmmm nv erw reo rsdihu ypibp wdon euxt sue yweo am pertwe feesd ep hen ee bdsepk esldc dfvyje yumdk? Yupxbs kip ngzll eec lol. Ihlf jlbq dtqec sos rppcj lluq iif pmh fl tke mcrl
18. Somerset - burials [1]
The Somerset & Dorset Family History Society's Burials database has recently been updated with the following parish registers - Stogursey, St Andrew 1598-1728 (now contains 1598-1878) Wembdon, St George 1673-1812 (now 1673-1851) Winford, St Mary Magdalene 1757-1809 (now 1757- 1886) Details & quotes (please include your name & postal address) to ovdlh@aol.com Best wishes with your researches David Hall, The Old Vicarage, Elm Grove, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 1EH e-mail : ovdlh@aol.com (self catering maisone
19. STRINGER-CROSS; Norfolk,ENG; 1700-1900 [1]
STRINGER-CROSS; Norfolk,ENG; 1700-1900 > > Ian Petch wrote in message news:... > > > Any connections sought with surname STRINGER - CROSS > > > > > > http://website.lineone.net/~ian.petch/family/index.html > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > .
20. Re: Death lookup Cornwall please [1]
Hi, I have as my gt. gt. grandmother Charlotte Hawke ch. 29 Dec 1833 at St. Austell, Cornwall. Father Samuel mother Betsy. Their daughter Aramantha was my maternal gt. grandmother. Only just read this message. Please E-mail me if this rings a bell with you. Fran. Franashton
21. General Post Office [1]
Is there a GPO Museum in the UK or similar where I could find information of a former employee c.1870? Any advice greatly appreciated.
22. Re: NORTH CURRY [1]
Greetings from sunny Taunton I hold the Somerset & Dorset Family History Society's databases for BURIALS, BAPTISMS & WILLS If you would like a quote please e-mail me ovdlh@aol.com David Hall, The Old Vicarage, Elm Grove, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 1EH e-mail : ovdlh@aol.com (self catering maisonette available in The Old Vicarage - sleeps 4; central & close to Somerset County Record Office & Somerset Studies Library; brochure etc.)
23. Post a query or view queries for the Netherlands [1]
Genealogical and historical links in the Netherlands http://members.tripod.com/~westland/index.htm http://www.fortunecity.com/victorian/vermeer/2/index.html Links to Surname Indexes http://members.tripod.com/~westland/linksto.htm http://www.fortunecity.com/victorian/vermeer/2/linksto.htm Dutch Home Pages by Familyname http://members.tripod.com/~Don_Arnoldus/index.html Dutch-Archives http://members.tripod.com/~westland/archives.htm Dutch Genweb "Roots to the Past" http://members.tripod.com/~westland/inde
24. Re: Defn. 2nd cousin once removed [1]
The definitions are fairly consistent now. First cousins have common grandparents, Second cousins have common great-grandparents, Third cousins have common great-great-grandparents, Fourth cousins have common great-great-great-grandparents, and so on. The children of cousins are second cousins, The children of second cousins are third cousins, The children of third cousins are fourth cousins, and so on. For removes: Your cousin once removed is your cousin's child - ie the removes is how many generati
25. COUTTS bank [1]
Please provide the address, phone number and e-maill address (if there is one) for COUTTS Bank. Thank you. I live in USA and do not have access to UK telephone directories. You help is appreciated. Maggi Walker Naples, FL
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