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1. Re: Upton family fron sussex [1]
In article <68705696.0407061610.2e5c65b2@posting.google.com> Joest wrote: > Stephen Upton was the first to come to Australia with his wife Sarah > Elizabeth BULL on the canton. When? Would a search of the 1851 census be of any help? -- Hedley Hunnisett of Wigston Magna, Leicestershire. Researching HUNNISETT/HONEYSETT(any) * HIGHWOOD(any) * FULLAGAR(any) * MARCHANT(SSX) * HARRIS(SSX) * STRANGE(GLS) * TUTT(SSX)
2. OT spam through posting here [1]
FamilyNet Newsgate Stuart Morgan wrote in a message to All: SM> From: Stuart Morgan SM> Charani wrote: >> Particularly if you're not using OE for e-mail, you may want to consider >> another newsreader, one less prone to getting viruses. There are a bunch >> listed here: >> >> Personally, I use XNews: (http://xnews.newsguy.com/) > > I use Dialog ( http://www.40tude.com/dialog/ ) Very easy to set up and > use. I've got mine set up to look like OE which I'd used for ages until I >
3. Jane Longbotham Middleham/Leyburn Yorks [1]
Jane Longbotham birth 1844 registered in Middleham - district is Leyburn, York - has anyone please got access to the 1851 or 1861 census so I can sort out which Longbothams are siblings - Mark + Elizabeth Longbotham are her parents - Jane is 1 of the kids - by 1881 there are only 2 family groups left in Middleham - both in different dwellings in Market Place - many thanks Suzanne
4. Re: Cornwall census look up? EMMA HOLMAN + siblings [1]
On the 1851 census CD there are 2 Emma HOLMANs around that age. christine Oregon USA Head: HOLMAN, John Neighbors 19593 Name Relationship Mar Age Sex Occupation Birthplace John HOLMAN Head M 53 M Haldon ? Keeper Ashton-DEV Maria HOLMAN Wife M 43 F --- Ashton-DEV Grace HOLMAN Daur - 11 F --- Ashton-DEV Emma HOLMAN Daur - 9 F --- Ashton-DEV William HOLMAN Son - 6 M --- Ashton-DEV Henry HOLMAN Son - 3 M --- Ashton-DEV William BACK Lodg U 21 M Road Lab Upon Pyne-DEV Frederick BACK Lodg U 36 M
5. Police Strike of 1918/19 [1]
Hey everyone - I'm currently writing a dissertation about the Police Strikes of 1918/19, which affected the Metropolitan Police. I was wondering if anyone's relatives were involved in some way, or they know of others who were involved, either as strikers or loyalists? If so, it would be great if you could get in touch with me at o.p.jones@btinternet.com. Any information would be extremely useful. Thanks for you time, and I look forward to hearing from you! warm regards - Owen
6. Searching for death record in Kent [1]
I'd appreciate some guidance with this problem. I would like to find the burial place of a lady who died either at the end of WW2 or shortly after it. She is not a relative but played a key role in my Parent's life. She was a widow and lived in a manor in a village outside Sandwhich in Kent. She possibly moved away at one point but probably returned to the area. She was in contact wth my parents in 1948 but later letters were returned. Where might she have been buried - assuming it was in the Sandwich area?
7. 1891 census lookup - LONDON [1]
Would someone kindly lookup these two families on the 1891 census. Jonas Hobbs,age 40,born London City Middx. Emma Hobbs,age 40 born Notting Hill/Willesden Middx William Farrow, age 48, born Essex Elizabeth Farrow age 38, born Middlesex Ernest W Farrow age 11,born Cardiff Glamorgan Sincere thanks Shirley
8. Re: Ancestry 1871 Programme [1]
In article <2mhuulFn1fslU1@uni-berlin.de>, "Geoff Pearson" writes: >Does anyone know when we might see Yorkshire completed and Essex done in >Ancestry's transcription of the 1871 census? I have found other parts >very useful and am now keen to fix gaps in Yorks, Essex, Oxford. And I >would rather they started 1861 than repeat 1881 I would love to see Kent done. I am missing lots of people there, but then that is where all our families started. Then I also need Essex and Yor
9. Re: Coroner's inquest 1930's [1]
Peter, Many coroners records have been destroyed, or lost for that matter but some are still out there and if you're like me - leave no stone unturned. Generally, if one still exists you can try and track it down at the PRO or local record offices. Inquest verdicts are very often recorded in the local newspapers, as someone here has pointed out and I certainly would go there first. I say this because the reports are open to the public only after 75 years and you're right about there (1931) though some c
10. Re: Are you descended from Genghis Khan? [1]
"Lesley Robertson" wrote in message news:<3fOHc.823$WS.41@fe39.usenetserver.com>... > "danielle" schreef in bericht > news:7f26ff0a.0407092351.3a8513e2@posting.google.com... > > "Lesley Robertson" wrote in message > news:... > > > "danielle" wrote in message > > > news:7f26ff0a.0407070831.55a85d9@posting.google.com... > > > > paul@thersgb.net (Paul C) wrote in
11. Re: Coroner's inquest 1930's [1]
Peter, Many coroners records have been destroyed, or lost for that matter but some are still out there and if you're like me - leave no stone unturned. Generally, if one still exists you can try and track it down at the PRO or local record offices. Inquest verdicts are very often recorded in the local newspapers, as someone here has pointed out and I certainly would go there first. I say this because the reports are open to the public only after 75 years and you're right about there (1931) though some c
12. Re: 1901 census lookup request [1]
In article <8ucmf0lmmbi4u67919kh6pgcv7palt4s4e@4ax.com>, wrote: >Can someone be so nice as to lookup my Gg Grandfather in the 1901 >census? >Name: Timothy Leach, Halifax Road, Cullingworth, Bingley >Occupation: Coal Agent I cannot find him in the 1901 census. He is present in 1891, living with his widowed mother, Bessie Sherwin (age 79), a native of Winchester. He was thirty-four in that census, and is listed as a native of Bingley. -- Regards, Frank You
13. Re: Are you descended from Genghis Khan? [1]
paul@thersgb.net (Paul C) wrote in message news:<40ead95d.34579761@news.individual.de>... > http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/3860339.stm > > > Genghis Khan DNA test is offered> > > A restaurant is offering free DNA tests in a bid to find descendants > of infamous Mongol conqueror Genghis Khan. > Oxford Ancestors will be applying its new 'Y-Clan' service - a special > set of tests launched in June 2004 specifically designed to identify > descendants of Genghis Khan. 'Y-Clan' sounds ver
14. Ashford, Kent parish register [1]
Is there any one who can obtain a copy from a single page from the parish register of Ashford, Kent? Its for the year 1599/ 1600. I know theres a gap near that period. I already have access to the Archdeacon's and Bishop's Transcripts. Many thanks, Leslie, in California
15. Re: Cope family - help needed [1]
"Ricky Donald" wrote in message news:... > Hello Val, > > Had a good look round but keep coming back to this entry, what do you think > ? is this your family in the 1881 ?? > > Dwelling: 9 Wheat Sheaf Yard > Census Place: Mansfield, Nottingham, England > Source: FHL Film 1341791 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3317 Folio 148 > Page 11 > Marr Age Sex Birthplace > Joseph DENBY M 44 M Mansfield, Nottingham, England > Rel: Head >
16. Re: "Index Ecclesiasticus" by J. Foster [1]
In article <2lbpr9Fb2b2eU1@uni-berlin.de>, Alwynne Mackie wrote: >I am trying to find out when Augustine Fish was the vicar at the parish >church in Gedney, Lincolnshire. Yes -- 1681. Name: AUGUSTINE FISH College: ST JOHN'S Entered: 1660 More Information: Adm. pens. (age 17) at ST JOHN'S, July 12, 1660. S. of Robert (? 1611), clerk, of Little Bytham, Lincs. B. there. School, Uppingham. Matric. 1660; B.A. 1664-5; M.A. 1668. V. of Gedney, Lincs., 1681. Father of James (1701).
17. Re: TIMES LOOKUP PLEASE [1]
Sorry I misprinted it - I meant log on with trial all lower case - sorry Suzanne "Maloney Empire" wrote in message news:<40e4edf3$1@news.alphalink.com.au>... > Hi all, > > I have a cousin who has requested some assistance. She has been given a > difficult to read Times article on one of her ancestors and as she is trying > to put together (as we all are) detailed history of our families, I am > asking if someone would be kind enough to find the article - details below. > Sh
18. Re: Occupation Peasant [1]
"Hans Norton" wrote in message news:... > > "snip> Sometimes the local Registrar (who, in this case, liked the word > "peasant" for reasons of his own) moonlighted as an enumerator at Census > time. This wasn't the case in Tonbridge. > > Hans Norton The Registrar on "my" death cert. dated 21/3/1848 is/was Henry Sopwith. Are we dealing with the same man?
19. Re: Legal Age For Marriage Witness [1]

20. Re: Lieutenant John P. Bradley, R.N.R., D.S.C., World War I. [1]
In article , Forrest Anderson wrote: > =========== > Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. > To be temporary Sub-Lieutenant: > Gerald Arthur Feilmann. Dated 9th November, 1915. > >In the London Gazette you should also be able to find Bradley's second >forename, and I see that there's an interesting Despatch about >gunboats in Mesopotamia which mentions his name in Issue 30298, dated >21 Sep 1917, Page 9819. Yes, that is the same text
21. 3 Pieces of Evidence? [1]
G'day all, Having read the "Family Tree From 1010 to 2004 for Current US Resident (Fox/Vaux)" thread I was intrigued by the references to 3 pieces of evidence. As a novice to this sport I have tried on several occasions to get various people to give me an opinion on what constitutes "proof", mostly to no avail as the responses were along the lines of "Proof is in the eye of the beholder", also none of the books I've read had any clear pointers. I set myself a target of 3 pieces of evidence as i
22. Re: Surface Mail - UK-Canada [1]
Thought some might be interested in this. Last November I sent a wedding gift from USA West Coast to England, surface, cost $30. Six months later it returned with stickers all over it "reason for return, NONE".what I didn't realize was when you send surface that $30 is one way only and if it is returned to you they will charge you another $30. Fortunately, being the reason was NONE, the Post Office didn't charge me but I will not send surface again. christine Oregon USA
23. Re: St. Catherines Index Probelms [1]
"C Rihan" wrote in message news:... > "danielle" wrote in message > news:7f26ff0a.0407130143.2ccbac26@posting.google.com... > . > > Why not ask the staff at the family record centre to help if that's > > where you're doing your search? They're helpful if asked. Or is there > > an on-line index that I haven't heard about? If there is how can it > > be accessed? > > Not complete yet, but
24. Re: Cope family [1]
"Alba \(News\)" wrote in message news:... > Hi there Val > > My grandmother was a Lillian Maude COPE born 1876 and her father, I > understand, was a William COPE born about 1848. > > He, William, was a Publican in Ripley Derbyshire, don't know where he was > born. I do know that he died in 1876 - have yet to send off for this > certificate which I know will help a wee bit more. > > Afraid as I live in Scotland have not done that much research
25. Re: Occupation Peasant [1]
anngodden@anngodden.karoo.co.uk (Ann Godden) wrote in message news:... > > > > No, it's unreadable but something like Jonathan Moncleton. But I have > another birth certificate from 1838, the same district, where the > registrar is Mr Sopwith; but he describes the father as a labourer. > So there's no consistency. Perhaps Anne, he was a labourer as we know it rather than an ag. lab.
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