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1. IGI microfiche collection-SCOTLAND for sale [1]
Hello, I have now extracted as much as I can from this fiche data and would like to sell it. (to finance some more research, needless to say!) Hopefully someone else can get as much out of it as I did. This is the FULL IGI fiche collection for Scotland 668 microfiche (with enough envelopes for each), bought about 18 months ago. Quite heavy , so maybe too costly to post outside the UK? Located NE Scotland. I'd like #70 (plus postage..probably #10 for inside UK). Save on shoe leather, buses, petrol
2. [GBR] Skipper [1]
RG11/1866 Folio 17 page 27. The Shotley entry lists Alice's father, George, born at Erwarton, and mother Letitia, born at Shotley, as well as 5 other brothers and sisters. Shotley and Erwarton are both in the Samford registration district, and lie south of Ipswich and west of Felixstowe. would anyone have any information on this Family. I am looking for ALFRED CECIL SKIPPER'S family Thanks in advance Vivian Skipper
3. Re: Missing Person, Missing Records - HELP!!! [1]
Thank you everyone for your replies and suggestions. We have tried Traceline but they have not found anything. We did in fact try the Passport Office but they couldn't find anything either. Its all very strange because we can't even locate a marriage or death certificate!! Chris B. "Lesley Robertson" wrote in message news:... > "Chris Brady" wrote in message > news:51604466.0202070735.4dc0220@posting.google.com... > > Ale
4. Re: 1851 Liverpool Census CD [1]
>Hello everyone. I have a copy of the 1851 CD Rom index to the Liverpool >census. Does anyone need a look up? Many thanks for your kind offer David,may I ask you to check if there is a James O'Leary,probable age 31 with family including a son John aged between 10-15 ? My family has come to a full stop in NE but my father told me that they came over to Liverpool after the famine before coming up to Jarrow for work in the shipyards. Kevin Leary
5. Re: Australian Troll [1]
"Kysa" wrote in message news:<3c714aa8@quokka.wn.com.au>... > I would like to say (now that I know the meaning to the Troll in the UK), snip > I actually thought it was a bit of a joke > until someone gracefully told me what people in the UK regard as a troll. snip Kysa > > (NOT a TROLL!) I as I am new to this medium I am equally ill informed about some of the terms I have seen used. What is the definition of a 'troll'. Some person mentioned 'heathen'. That has a special meanin
6. Re: info required to obtain death cert [1]
Dear Nandina, I wonder if you have had any answer to your message? I don't live far from the Family Record Office and could get a death certificate for you. It looks as though you have the necessary information but it wouldn't be difficult to check your information as Charles Martin Russell is obviously in the Dec 1887 records. In UK pounds it costs #6.50 to get a death certificate and takes about 4 days for it to come through (in the UK). I can find out for you how much $AU it would cost and to send t
7. Re: Confirmation records? [1]
On Fri, 22 Feb 2002 01:22:48 GMT, Rick J wrote: > My experience of this may NOT be typical. But in my searches I've found > Confirmation Records NOT generally deposited at CROs but if they survive at > all being retained by the Church. Recently I had occasion to enquire about my own christenting and confirmation. The parish church in which these took place had for the firstsent their register to the local diocesean archives and for the other still had it to hand --- just. Modern pr
8. Net Newbie was Genealogists, this list, that census [1]
"Dave Thomas" wrote in message news:e65c5733.0202010742.59b80d53@posting.google.com... > I was once physically shoved out of the way by an elderly besuited > thug carrying a hand held Dictaphone as we both reached for the index > book at St Katherine's House, yes it was that long ago and still > rankles. The same intemperate attitude has been displayed on this > list over the delay in the 1901 census. I feel reality has slipped > away from some. This is a magnificent pastime but
9. [GBR] Re: merchant shipping [1]
A Google web search returns: Templemoat sunk 23rd February 1941, all 42 crew lost. http://www.british-merchant-navy.co.uk/TOWER.htm I have no further information immediately available -- Harry Dodsworth Ottawa Ontario Canada af877@freenet.carleton.ca ----------------------------------------------------------------
10. Re: 17th century birth certificate search service [1]
roy@stockdillfhs.org.uk (Roy Stockdill) wrote in message news:<200202211804.g1LI4SS89057@mail.freeola.enta.net>... > "Lesley Robertson" wrote..... > > >> PS Can anyone suggest where I can find the index to the 0001 > census?<< > > Yes, it's called the Bible (New Testament)! I believe the Three Wise > Men were the earliest known enumerators. They jotted down names as > they went round looking for the infant Jesus to offer their gifts > to, and, as those who have seen The
11. Little cheverell Beaven update [1]
Further to the George and Anna Beaven message, it now transpires that in the 1851 census they where living with a Ann (senior) Beaven in Little Cheverell. This info has come from the trowbridge records Office, so no doubting the record there. I'm wondering if anyone has got the 1841 census on disc and could look if Ann or Anna where on it. George wont as he was only 4 months in the 1851. Thanks in advance for any help Nigel
12. [GBR] Re: GRO Birth Indexes at LDS. [1]
Thanks very much for all the information. I have now visited the LDS Family Records Center and ordered the microfiches for the relevant years/quarters (Birth 1906 and Death 1918), and will hopefully be able to view them there in about two weeks time. Kind regards, Mary Tingay
13. Re: Human Rights and Naomi Campbell [1]
Well bugger me but I must be in the wrong newsgroup!!!!
14. Re: [GBR] 1901 census microfiche availability [1]
"cecilia" > I presume you mean by clicking on the word "cached". (I find this > facility extremely useful.) Yes, Google's cache is very useful. Another useful archive of web pages, going back several years, is at: http://www.archive.org/index.html I've found all sorts of material there, that I thought had gone forever! Chris Phillips
15. Setting an example [1]
FamilyNet Newsgate TiggerRadlett@aol.com wrote in a message to All: Ta> From: TiggerRadlett@aol.com Ta> There is never, ever, any excuse for the language that has appeared Ta> in messages posted to this list. This is the 21st century and it Ta> is time that this minority managed to conduct themselves as adults Ta> not delinquent schoolchildren. What on earth are you on about? Keep well Steve Hayes WWW: http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7734/steve.htm E-mail: hayesstw@yahoo.com FamilyNet <>
16. Re: Forename Sushanha? [1]
I like to use the name Shosanna sometimes. It is a Hebrew name and is the old form of Susan. When I was a child I couldn't pronounce Susan, and called myself Shooshee. I like to think that at that tender age of two or three I was well aware of my name origins ;-) My mother still calls me Shooshee sometimes.
17. Re: ALL Newbies please read! [1]
Dear Mr. Stockdill, At the possibility of getting an irritable reply from you - how does one find the birth of a relative who died in a certain place in Bedfordshirem but with no record of birth. Surname Ruffhead and plenty of them in places in North Bucks but how do you make a link with Bedfordshire. I am sorry to be so naive but I am, indeed, a newbie. Do you just come to a full stop unless there is a definite link? All right - I shall go to the Soc. of Genealogists and expose my total ignorance but t
18. [GBR] 1881 CENSUS LOOK UP......MIDDLESEX...PRETTY PLEASE!!! [1]
Need a look up on my great grandfather Alfred Henry Rowe. Living in Middlesex at the turn of the century, but believe could have been born in Scotland. He would have been in his 20's/30's by 1900. He lived in Enfield, Middlesex. Thanks, Colin Rice
19. Re: IGI LOOK UP PLEASE!!! [1]
"Geoffrey Peacey" wrote in message news:<3XQe8.51831$Ah1.6301598@news2-win.server.ntlworld.com>... > Colin, > > If you can post to the group why can't you check the IGI yourself? > > I bet Roy is a bit wild!! > > Geoff I was under the impression that there was further IGI disc available. Obviously not, will access the family search one. Thanks.
20. [GBR] Help with the Hill Family - Bere Alston, Devon [1]
I'm looking for help locating information on my g-g-grandfather and his wife. His son, my g-grandfather, came to the US in 1885 (he's listed in the 1881 UK Census living in Bere Alston, Devon as a lodger; occupation: watchmaker). Here's all I know: Great-grandfather: William Leyson Hill Great-great grandfather: William Hill Great-great grandmother: Kathryne Eddie (supposedly from Wales) I'm stuck at this part of my family research...any help would be greatly appreciated!! Regards Janine Layman
21. Location Question [1]
FamilyNet Newsgate Paul Parsons wrote in a message to All: PP> From: "Paul Parsons" PP> Hiya Group PP> Have a Birth certificate of my great grandfather Shows his Parents PP> as born in Herefordshire abt (1816) and Somersetshire Abt (1838) PP> Can you direct me as to where I should focus my information search. PP> Thomas Parsons Born abt 1816 Herefordshire PP> Maria Davis Born abt 1838 Somersetshire. PP> Married Parramatta NSW Australia 1856. One possibility is the Inter
22. Somerset and Dorset [1]
Readers of local newspapers published in Somerset and Dorset are invited to contact me regarding a computer database project What I am seeking are the FULL pages of each edition (or as many as possible) containing Family Announcements of DEATH EXCEPTIONS (where I alrady have contacts) include - Somerset County Gazette Bridport News Lyme Regis ?Advertiser Shepton Mallet Journal Highbridge & Burnham paper Weston Mercury Bridgwater Mercury Dorset Eveving Echo W
23. [GBR] Re: merchant shipping [1]
An amplification to my earlier post: A Google web search on Templemoat returns: Templemoat sunk 23rd February 1941, all 42 crew lost. http://www.british-merchant-navy.co.uk/TOWER.htm A Google web search on "Temple Moat" returns: An account of the sinking of the "Temple Moat" by Manfred Buchmann, the U-boat captain who sank her. http://home.t-online.de/home/064165982-001/9mbp10.htm She was described as a merchant vessel of 3,146 tons, in ballast (This sinking and the subsequent convoy attack are not inde
24. British Subject born in Dehra Dun, India.1889 [1]
FamilyNet Newsgate Singhals wrote in a message to All: > The Consulate (or Consular Section of an Embassy or High Commission) > is where > one would normaly go to get visas etc. In capital cities the two > functions are > usually combined. Consulates are usually only found in cities where > there is S> no > embassy or high commission -- ports, for example. S> Ummm, everyone seems not to have mentioned the truly S> important point? Embassy, Consulate, Legation, High S> Commission etc are found ONLY i
25. Re: [GBR] 1861 Campbeltown, Scotland census look-up lease [1]
tricia.j@aardvark.net.au (Patricia Jungwirth) wrote in message news:<3.0.32.20020127125355.00700238@aardvark.net.au>... > hello, > > I'm restating my request: > > earlier I wrote > > > Would SKS please look up the 1861 census for Campbeltown Scotland - > > and > > Charles@ellson.demon.co.uk (Charles Ellson) replied: > > "Ignoring the spelling differences, there is more than one Campbeltown in > Scotland, so you need to specify the county at least." > > so here goes - > > I knew of only one Campbelto
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