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1. Re: DMH Dorchester [1]
possible solution - Dorchester Maternity Hospital queries addressed to the Somerset & Dorset Family History Society (see web site www.sdfhs.org) may help, especially as our Chairman lives in Dorchester Best wishes David Hall, The Old Vicarage, Elm Grove, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 1EH E-mail : ovdlh@aol.com Fax : (01823) 353559
2. Re: becoming a british subject [1]
While Barney Tyrwhitt-Drake is correct in saying that British naturalization records are in the P.R.O. at Kew, the indexes have been filmed and are available through the LDS. The Ottawa FHC is getting the films of the indexes from 1700 - 1924 (LDS films 824514 & 824515) on permanent loan. British overseas territories handled naturalization locally. The British films do, however, include some from the smaller colonies. The information is not online. -- Harry Dodsworth Ottawa Ontario Canada af877@f
3. Hadley In A Haystack [1]
I'm looking for relatives or descendants of Sylvester & Elda Hadley (nee Zuliani).
4. Re: Definition of "Ofterys" [1]
In article <3B20D85E.FB37335E@my.website>, George wrote: >Rodney Hall wrote: >> (Oftery) Ostery - "house for making hops" >> "John Tuttle" wrote in message >> news:20010607195748.01636.00003072@ng-da1.aol.com... >> > Will someone please explain the meaning >> > of the word "Ofterys"? >> > It was used in a notice of a 1770 auction >> > of an inn called "The Bell" in Luton. The >> > list of assets included, among other things, >> > "two Pantries, a Scullery, Laundry, and
5. Gerald & Leslie Dymond [1]
For my family tree, I'm searching for descendants of "lost" cousins, Drs. Gerald & Leslie DYMOND. Their Uncle Max (DIAMOND) & his wife Anne (from Essex) emigrated to the States c. early 20th century, & lived in Holyoke, Massachusetts, & New York City. Max & Anne's children were Milton, Fran, Kenny, & Isidore. I know only that these folks are my relatives, but don't know how, though probably in connection with the surnamed ORLIN. Sincerely, Prof. Steve Orlen Tucson, Arizona
6. Re: Searching and Searching [1]
David H Wild wrote in message news:<4a899a0eecdhwild@argonet.co.uk>... > In article , > Andrew Vevers wrote: > > I couldn't find a district of Manchester called Bradford though some > > people who know Manchester better than I may. The Bradford most people > > will recognise is in the West Riding of Yorkshire. Have you tried there? > > There is a Bradford in Manchester, to the east of the city cent
7. The Truth About Great Britain... [1]
www.fuckingrubbish.com
8. Re: Law Students [1]
(Don Aitken) wrote: > >> A solicitor's clerk may well be on the way to qualifying as a > >> solicitor. An essential step is a period as an articled clerk, and > >> some certainly work as ordinary clerks before taking articles. > > > >The two year articles period is now called a Training Contract. > > > Regretably, in my view. I am all for change where change is necessary, > but the fad for altering traditional terms because they don't fit in > with current managementspeak irritates me no end. Like changi
9. musgrave's obits [1]
Can some kind person tell me how I may access Musgrave's obits ? Thank You ...Roland de Caen in Calgary, Canada
10. Another Bizarre Job-title! [1]
FamilyNet Newsgate Graham Hoult wrote in a message to All: > Grandfather eventually gave up hooking and went into the butchery trade. GH> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ GH> I would have thought that he continued "hooking" when he became a GH> butcher. Carcasses and pieces of meat (even sausages) were normally GH> hung on hooks. When I was a child I thought criminals were hung by the same method. Keep well Steve Hayes WWW: http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7734/steve.htm E-mail: haye
11. Re: Problem with List????? [1]
macduff@infi.net (Susan Jones) wrote in message news:<000d01c0fd9a$2bafb420$fc7945cf@afjones>... > Hi List, > > I was just wondering if there has been a problem with the list in the last > couple of days. I have not received any messages. Is this one of the few > lists that are down because of the transfer of gen. to roots? > > Sue in FL. Wondering that myself.....only got 15 posts in 8 hours. Most unusual. And can't load Mailgate. C.L.
12. Re: Met Police Specials - early C20th [1]
Also there is this one. christine Oregon USA http://www.pro.gov.uk/leaflets/ri2159.htm
13. Sykes [1]
Did anyone hear the broadcast on BBC. about a man named Sykes,who tested a number of the Sykes tribe for the y chromosome,and found they were all genetically sharing a DNA character.Perhaps we family historians should just do a one name study and include all with the same surname on the family tree?Further details-www.bbc.co.uk/radio 4. Cheers,Brian Farrell.
14. Adult Christening . [1]
FamilyNet Newsgate Andrew Sellon wrote in a message to Andrew Sellon: AS> From: andrew.sellon@lineone.net (Andrew Sellon) AS> Don - AS> I believe that there is no reason for you to feel resentful. AS> My understanding is that the vows taken at a C. of. E. baptism on AS> behalf of the child by the god-parents do not bind that child for AS> life. The whole point of the later 'Confirmation' process is, as AS> the name implies, a confirmation of the vows taken at baptism but AS> on this occasion o
15. Another Stray [1]
Holy Trinity Hull ERY marriage John Whiting of Hogsthorp in the County Of Lincs to Elizabeth Harrison 27 Sept 1779 witnesses John Whiting & Sarah Ingleby Thomas Robinson of Tetney Lincs to Mary Campian 5 Jan 1779 Nancy
16. Re: Viewer Ver 3 & 4 [1]
I was of the opinion that viewers 3 & 4 were not interchangeable. I was instructed to uninstall 3 via the entire program, then install 4 which is what I did Any comments on this subject? Marge ljetty MWr4468662@aol.com
17. Re: A deafening silence [1]
"discussion" wrote in message news:<72sX6.8$c25.13833@newsr2.u-net.net>... > My Outlook Express tells me that posts ended on the 12th and restarted > on the 16th. I was wondering if my ISP had lost the ones inbetween. > I have had similar troubles with soc.history.britain > N.H. I'm still losing most of them...i just go to Google to read/post when I need to, but it sure is annoying. I'm not having this problem with any other groups. Beth:(
18. Re: Victorian railway station under threat [1]
Hi Andrew, Obviously English heritage means nothing to you. Either that, or you are playing to the gallery at Sheringham station's expense. In either case, I find it quite depressing. I don't know whether the style of your reply is par for the course. The members of this newsgroup who have read your previous mails can only make that decision. How did you miss the first line of my previous posting when I apologised? Isn't that sufficient? Or is Sheringham station a stooge for your showing off to this newsgro
19. Howarths of Tottington [1]
I am looking for information about Edmund Howarth b. 1791 on the 1851 census his wife is margaret b. 1795 daughter Alice b 1826 and son Edmund b. 1831. I could not read the address but the place was Tottington low end. I would be gratefull for any information about ancestors or decendents of these Howarths. Paul
20. Nail Family [1]
I am searching for the Nail family either in Scotland or Ireland. I have found numerous MacNeils which the Nial's are part of (Scotland). Our family has heard for years that we are from Ireland but I can't find any proof. An area, town, region, anything would be helpful. I can be reached directly at AXG66@aol.com. Thank you very much.
21. Re: Ex Brit Amnesiac needs help [1]
Did anybody do any research on the name 'Philip Staufen'? I heard on Radio4 this AM that he was assigned that name because somebody heard him mutter it while he was semi-conscious. If this is the case it may indicate some theological study. I don't believe this man is a 'Con Man' as has been suggested. He may be an arrogant 'S.O.B', but that may very well be a left-over from his 'lost' past. It is far too easy to write someone like this off as a con man or not worth our time or effort.
22. suggestions please [1]
Can anyone suggest who I can contact regarding the basis for a distant relative receiving a knighthood in 1935.Royal College of Practitioners could only give general reason ,not specifics.He was a surgeon .We are assembling a family tree.
23. Greene - Rev. Geo. Greene, 1600s [1]
Does anyone have any information on Rev. George Greene, who married Rebecca Disbrowe 15 Nov 1631 in Eltisley, Cambridge. Perhaps in Alumni Cantabrigeinses or a list of Clergy. (any website url on those would be appreciated) Thank you, CarlDunn
24. Re: Additional readers for 1881C CD [1]
Phil wood wrote >Viewer 3 is a new product, available separately, or as part of >the Mormon Immigration Index - as the two are the same price you >may as well get the Immigration Index for free. Presumably it >will be supplied with the 1881 CDs in the future (when they >manufacture the next batch perhaps) and with all new products. ...and Viewer 4 is supplied with the US 1880 census CDs. Haven't sussed out yet if there are any improvements or significant differences compared with v3......... David
25. Re: Birth Certificate [1]
> There may be some specific reason, of course, but bear > in mind that in all likelihood it was NOT the mother who > filled in the registration form, or even advised the registrar. > (this would have been the case in Ontario, and I can't imagine > it was different in Britain) Perhaps the doctor or midwife was > the informant, perhaps another relative. It certainly is now - my father registered all 4 of his children's births, while my mother was in hospital getting over the experience (-: He had to go t
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