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1. Re: Ancestry.com refund [1]
In soc.genealogy.computing notarealemail@kiski.net wrote: > There's no damn excuse what so ever for a refund to take two weeks. > They can be processed instantly upon notification. Electronically. > Delaying is nothing but a hassle tactic. Ever ask for a refund from anyone else, for a credit card transaction? Two weeks is pretty standard.
2. Help with Thames parishes [1]
Hi Can anyone tell me what parishes bordered the Thames,between Tower Bridge and the sea,between 1650 and 1700. Iknow about St John Wapping,St Pauls Shadwell and St Dunstans Stepney. I'm trying to find the baptism of John Gleghorne,who got married in Shadwell,1700. His occupation was mariner,later waterman Thanks James Legon www.parishregister.com James Legon
3. Mckenzie/Mackenzie [1]
Hi, A little confused. l am trying to trace anyone from the Mckenzie/Mackenzie family from the Oaklands area of Glasgow. My grandfathers name was Regenauld Mackenzie. He was the oldest of 5 or 6 children that were all taken into care. When this happened he changed his surname to his mothers maiden name which was Gibson. Anyone who knows anything please get in touch with me at craigandlou@roadtransport.net l would really like to hear from you. My grandfather would have about 82 by now. Love Louise
4. meaning of "Anabaptist" [1]
FamilyNet Newsgate Robdelevan wrote in a message to All: R> From: robdelevan@aol.com (Robdelevan) R> From a 1778 reply of the local Axminster vicar to the Bishop's R> Visitation Queries, we find Axminster had a group of Presbyterians R> (Congregational) families and "one Anabaptist". Does this refer R> specifically to his Baptist beliefs, i.e. he probably attended the R> nearby Loughwood Baptist Chapel in Dalwood? Or is it likely to be R> the older use of the term, i.e. a general term for nonconfo
5. Looking for: Spring, Reid / Reed , Lintott, Andrews, and Kinge [1]
Hi I have just started researching my family tree, and would love any help or links anyone can give. Names involved so far include Spring, Reid, Lintott, Andrews and Kinge. There is at least one of each name currently living in the Guildford/Godalming area of Surrey, UK at the moment. If you would like anymore details please PLEASE contact me. Thanks very much Keri keri_spring@yahoo.co.uk
6. Re: Closing In on Richard Peterson [1]
So why don't you just killfile him?
7. Workington (Cumbria) Genealogy Database [1]
For those of you who feel that your ancestors lived or worked in Workington, Cumbria (formerly Cumberland) - please feel free to search our genealogy database at http://www.richardbyers.co.uk/genealogy/workington.html We have painstakingly assembled the index from the National Census Returns of 1851, 1871 and 1881, Trade Directories from 1784-1901, Headstone (MIs) from all the town's graveyards and cemeteries (upto 1901), many other sources including Middleton's 1892 street index, the Coroners reports (17
8. OT: Last *French* survivor of Waterloo? [1]
FamilyNet Newsgate Roy Stockdill wrote in a message to All: RS> Can anyone challenge, or beat, this remarkable link of just two RS> generations spanning three different centuries??? The Queen Mum did it all on her own. She's the queen of three centuries - born in the 19th, still living in the 21st. Keep well Steve Hayes WWW: http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7734/steve.htm E-mail: hayesstw@yahoo.com FamilyNet <> Internet Gated Mail http://www.fmlynet.org
9. William PATE-professional cricketer? [1]
I am desperately trying to find out further info re William PATE who lived in Chichester in 1895, was 'apparently' married to Ellen(formerly Sequin late Alty) when she gave birth to twins in Washington Street, Chichester in 1895. He is shown on the birth cert. as a professional cricketer but was clearly not a first class player as I cant find him in the cricket books, Wisden etc. I have found a press cutting in 1895 which says that he was in the middle of a succesful season as an umpire with Priory Park CC
10. Help re:Monumental Inscriptions Poulson/Toms [1]
Dear All, I wondered if anyone knows whether there is a list/transcription of the Monumental Inscriptions (graves) for Vicarage Road Cemetery Watford (UK). I have looked at the Hertfordshire Family and Population Society web pages but I have not been able to find details. Any help would be much appreciated. I am paticularly interested in the names Poulson and Toms.Thank you. Regards Darren
11. howkins [1]
Looking for Emerson Richard Howkins born between 1902-1909 believed to have emigarated to Australia? Son of Emerson Howkins & Alice Matilda Faulkner with 4 sisters Edith Elenor, Maude, Hilda Kate & Alice Mary would like any information please. Parents buried in Quenington Glos. e-mail carjay42@aol.co.uk
12. Surname LAIDLER [1]
Hi, am searching for all information about a GEORG LAIDLER or LAIDLAY, who was born 1805 in London. His father was also named GEORG. Who can help me? Thomas [www.laidler.de thomas@laidler.de]
13. Re: Finding Ancestor Who Was An Architect in England? [1]
Howard Colvin, in his Biographical Dictionary of British Architects, which covers all architects who were active by 1840, does not list any 'Grants' Keith
14. Re: PCC wills [1]
From a newbie; what is a PCC will & how do I locate & obtain it ? Surname interests: NANCE -Scilly Isles JOB - Penzance SHERRINGHAM - Norwick GORDON & MC JERROW - Ayrshire MUIR & Mc ILLWRAITH / MILLWRAITH -KKD Yvette MUIR -- A. W. "BILL" MUIR Kanata, Ontario
15. Family history web site - 3800 names. [1]
Hi, I am putting my family history on the web and know of 3,800 related names. I have put 1,700 on so far and add more every few days. Please check it out. www.wilshawi.freeserve.co.uk. I would love to hear from anyone with connections. Thanks Ian.
16. Highweek near Newton Abbot [1]
Trying to identify either a parish or cemetery called Highweek near Newton Abbot. If anyone has an address or better yet, a web site, that would be great. Thanks
17. Arrogance beyond belief by Rick [1]
FamilyNet Newsgate JJupar wrote in a message to All: J> From: jjupar@aol.com (JJupar) J> Probably not 'Bron' but then I learnt to dfo that on here What on earth are you wittering about? Keep well Steve Hayes WWW: http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7734/steve.htm E-mail: hayesstw@yahoo.com FamilyNet <> Internet Gated Mail http://www.fmlynet.org
18. Re: King John: The Father of Us All [1]
On Thu, 20 Dec 2001 20:03:54 +1100, Robert de Brus said, > > "Bruther Lee Love" wrote in message > news:36d56e2.0112170343.6b74d050@posting.google.com... > > sloan@ishipress.com (Sam Sloan) wrote in message > news:<3c1d6395.158196@ca.news.verio.net>... > > > King John: The Father of Us All > > > > > > History tells that King John (1166-1216) was the worst king that > > > England ever had. The legendary Robin Hood supposedly fought against > > > King John. King John was forced t
19. Coonoor Connection - coonoor.isgreat.net [1]
The Coonoor Connection is a voluntary effort by a set of public-spirited Coonoorians. In developing its style and substance we were guided by the cyberspace mantra - Be Creative Or Perish. We would like to think that our site - coonoor.isgreat.net - has the potential to develop into a global think-tank for local action. It is our belief that there are Coonoor-connected people in every town . We would like to connect them in an ongoing effort to improve the
20. Army Works Corps death at sea, 1855 [1]
While browsing the Board of Trade Registers of Deaths at Sea, I found the following entry: Henry Guest, A W Corps Navvie, male, age 22, Place of Birth unknown, Died of Fever, Midnight 23 Oct 1855, Off Gibraltar On board S. S. Pacific, of London, Master William Thompson. Registered London, 27 Dec 1855. A W Corps was apparently the Army Works Corps, which was recruited during the Crimean War, primarily to build the supply railway from the coast to Sebastopol. Both sailing ships and steamers were use
21. Re: King John: The Father of Us All [1]
sloan@ishipress.com (Sam Sloan) wrote in message news:<3c1d6395.158196@ca.news.verio.net>... > King John: The Father of Us All > > History tells that King John (1166-1216) was the worst king that > England ever had. The legendary Robin Hood supposedly fought against > King John. King John was forced to sign the Magna Carta, by which he > relinquished many of his royal powers. > > King John was so bad that, ever since, no King of England has been > named John. Kings of England are usually named either Edwa
22. Re: King John: The Father of Us All [1]
sloan@ishipress.com (Sam Sloan) wrote in message news:<3c1d6395.158196@ca.news.verio.net>... > King John: The Father of Us All > > History tells that King John (1166-1216) was the worst king that > England ever had. The legendary Robin Hood supposedly fought against > King John. King John was forced to sign the Magna Carta, by which he > relinquished many of his royal powers. > > King John was so bad that, ever since, no King of England has been > named John. Kings of England are usually named either Edwa
23. GOC [1]
Who were the GOC (General Officer Commanding) from the 1960s to present for: GOC 1st Armoured Division GOC 2st Division (Eastern District) GOC 3rd Division (UK) GOC 4rd Division (Southern District) GOC 5th Division (Wales and Western District) GOC London District GOC Scotland GOC Northern Ireland Thank you. Michael Yared
24. U.S. Troops in Huntingdon,1944/45 [1]
Could anyone,perhaps a local from the area,inform me as to which American airforce or Army regiments were stationed in Huntingdon,at the end of WW2--.Around 1944/5, please.Many thanks- Brian Farrell
25. meaning of "Anabaptist" [1]
From a 1778 reply of the local Axminster vicar to the Bishop's Visitation Queries, we find Axminster had a group of Presbyterians (Congregational) families and "one Anabaptist". Does this refer specifically to his Baptist beliefs, i.e. he probably attended the nearby Loughwood Baptist Chapel in Dalwood? Or is it likely to be the older use of the term, i.e. a general term for nonconformist or dissenter? Does the term have some special shading of meaning in this period? Thanks in advance. Robert Mussey, Bos
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