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1. North Dakota Department of Health: Public Death Index [1]
North Dakota Department of Health: Public Death Index Supplies full name, date of birth (if known), date of death, county of residence and county of death for each person. The time period covered in the death index is January 1, 1881 through October 31, 2005. Its updated monthly. https://secure.apps.state.nd.us/doh/certificates/deathCertSearch.htm There are a few GOONS registered names - Yeo, Millington & Stead, Stockdale stike lucky, alas no Orlando's. --- Regards, Julie Goucher ORLANDO One Name Study
2. Re: [G] Re: Latin Christian names [1]
At 04:23 01/12/2005, Lizwinney@aol.com wrote: >Is Johannes - John or Joanna or both? Johannes for John - often abbreviated to Joh. A common error is to transcribe Joh as Joseph - that is Jph. Johanna for a number of English versions of the feminine - Joan, Joanna, Jean, Jane, etc. The variety of forms of girls' names makes it difficult to be sure what the English would have been. For example I have an ancestor shown as Anna but it's a Latin entry so her name in English might have been Ann(e) or Anna.
3. Re: Statistics was births within families [1]
> Would anyone working/studying in the area, know of any plans by CUP to > re-publish "Sources and Methods for Family and Community Historians": Vol. 4 > from the "Studying Family & Community History" series please? ____________________________________________________ Ruth ~ if you are located in the UK you should be able to lay hands on a copy via your public library. Ours has 10 copies of the 1994 edition ... perhaps you could request a copy via the Inter-Library Loan scheme. If you want to buy a copy
4. ?OONS [1]
Friends, First the GOONS, then the LOONS, what else? TOONS - for those with an attachment to Newcastle FC and Broon? BOONS - for those attached to wishes and babboons. DOONs - for sun and sand lovers HOONS - for supporters of a Govt Minister MOONS, - for Moonies NOONS - for mad dogs and Englishmen POONS - ROONS - lovers of hieroglyphs SOONS - fr short term experts WOONS - for t John Ambulance people Phil Orpington, Kent, UK
5. Hereford Family History [1]
Just saw a programme (BBC .."Country file") which traced an Australian family back 24 generations . which really impressed me , as I can only manage 14. Until, that is .......... It dawned on me they were talking about Hereford cows . Are we a bit speciesist about out ONS's - shouldn't we include animals as well ? Steve Tanner
6. Re: [G] uk civil reg. [1]
Hi, Does anyone know if there is a BMD website where I could trace the unknown children of the Wells family without going through all the Wells from 1911? My Grandmother-in-Law Nellie Moist married John Anderson Stenson Wells in 1908 (Cardiff, but moved around) and had three children who lived to adulthood but she said she had 'two or three children who died in the bath whilst the nurse was looking after them'. I'd like to find these children and what really happened! so is there any website that I cou
7. Re: [G] uk civil reg. on Ancestry [1]
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8. Re: [G] BMD site (not 1837online) [1]
Steve Tanner asked: Could the lister who mentioned the URL for the site (whose name I've forgotten) which offers searches on the GRO between 1861-1920 please repeat ? (Basically similar to 1837online , only cheaper for some kinds of search) Steve It may be https://www.familyrelatives.org/treequest/jsp/customer/index.jsp you have in mind. Dick Chandler in Salmon Arm, British Columbia, Canada Guild member 2767 and Regional Representative for Canada researching the CHANDLER and HAD(D)ATH surnames world
9. Re: Scanned by Netintelligence [1]
I am wondering if I missed a reply on the Forum about the problems since the 'This email has been scanned by Netintelligence' appeared on the bottom of every email - to read these ( I have the digest) I have to click on attachments to read each email - but I now do not get a header on any of the messages and if I try and reply to an individual I have to type is their email address myself (I can reply to GOONS- L@rootsweb.com) I use Pegasus email manager and have never had this problem in the passed -
10. Making news [1]
Having just posted a comment on the Zoominfo topic, I got to thinking about unusual ways of making news. Well one of 'my lot' has certainly found an unusual way of spending the run-up to the festive season. I have two good friends helping me with my Cullingworth ONS. Pat is my husband's first cousin - one he lost touch with very many years ago. We found each other via a genealogy website and are now very good friends. The other, Rita (nee Cullingworth), is a lady with whom I corresponded for a short time ar
11. RE: [G] ?OONS [1]
No POONS are what you stir your tea with. Keith Jacobs -----Original Message----- From: John Marsden [mailto:john@marsden-ons.co.uk] Sent: 04 December 2005 16:07 To: GOONS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [G] ?OONS Phil You missed out POONS Surely for lovers of good Chinese food (Poons Restaurant at Leicester Square) John ++++++++++++ John Marsden Sale, Cheshire Researching the MARSDEN surname worldwide Sign up to the GEN-UKBMD list at http://www.british-genealogy.com/mailman/listinfo/gen-ukbmd for news
12. Re: [G] uk civil reg. on Ancestry [1]
In a message dated 07/12/2005 13:36:56 GMT Standard Time, TnS750@aol.com writes: Have they removed the database in question, or is it viewable with a higher sub, or have I just failed to find it ? ________________________________________________________________- Try http://www.ancestry.co.uk/search/db.aspx?dbid=7579 Regards Stan Mapstone www.mapstone.org
13. RE: [G] Searching within web sites [1]
Peter I have used freefind http://www.freefind.com/ on the Manchester & Lancashire FHS pages www.mlfhs.org.uk which offers a free facility. This has a discreet freefind tag on the search box and adds a couple of "related" external links to the results but nothing too distracting . They charge $5 per month if you want an advert free personal search engine. John ++++++++++++ John Marsden Sale, Cheshire Researching the MARSDEN surname worldwide Sign up to the GEN-UKBMD list at http://www.british-genealogy.
14. RE: [G] civil partnership certificates [1]
June Willing wrote: > Hi All > > What I found interesting was that Elton John's father is actually not > named, it's his stepfather, stated as such. I don't know much about > Elton John. Does anyone know why this would be? The implications are > serious if a person can choose. > > June Willing > GOONS 2117 > Willing/Willings and Dominicus ONSs It's well known that he hardly saw his father (Stanley Dwight). All the details of his life (up to date with that cert) is on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/w
15. Interesting changes in the IGI ? [1]
Hello Howard and everyone PART TWO much shorter than Part ONE I have now looked briefly at the search that Howard described and which started this thread -- Batch Nos I have briefly looked at a couple of Batch Nos ie Churches using what Howard suggested ie "NO surname" "British Isles" "England" "Batch No xxxxxx" This does bring up an alphabetical list "of a fashion" of all the marriages contained within that filming batch BUT do be careful, as I found "Haystons" under "A" in Dearh
16. RE: FONS website? [1]
I have searched to no avail. Is there a FONS website? If not, does a member have a spare copy of the leaflet? I've never received one, and would like to make use of their facilities. Hello Shelagh. I sent email to this address on the 28th Nov, received a leaflet and subscription/lookup request form on the 30th and my requests/cheque is winging its way back to day. david@thestrines.fslife.co.uk Regards Tom Tom Bliss, Lincs UK GOONS member 514 bliss@one-name.org www.Bliss FHS.de -- Internal Virus Dat
17. Re: [G] OT - Office 2003 Pro Help needed [1]
I'v just seen Keith Jacob's reply to your message and it's evident that I misunderstood yours - Macs and PCs are often very different :-) Sorry if I muddied the waters. John. On 1 Dec 2005, at 22:33, Julie Goucher wrote: > I have just installed the Pro version of Office 2003 onto > my laptop. I am sure that there used to be a facility where > you could have a oblong box that appeared on the desktop > with icons to each componant of Office. > > Does anyone know how I can switch this facility on.? > > Ma
18. Re: [G] Civil partnerships [1]
In a message dated 21/12/2005 13:38:20 GMT Standard Time, millington@one-name.org writes: s anyone know what information is recorded on a civil partnership certificate? Is it any different from that on a marriage certificate? Hi Paul, I wonder what wonderful revelations will happen to our grandchildren when researching this sort of marriage. Will they be included in the GRO. If one partner has an easily misunderstood name, [Lesley, Vivian, etc.] will there be some indication of sex.
19. Re: [G] Huge profits?? [1]
Does it matter how much profit is made , Petrol companys make huge profit but none of us stop buying it. What you have to decide do you get value for money. I joined Ancestry 8 months ago . I can assure you with regards my research it has been the best buy ever and have not regretted it one bit. When I look back to my journeys to Portugal Street and St Catherines how much easier it now. Anybody doing a one-name study their first buy if they can afford it is get Ancestry. Jim Isard
20. Re: [G] uk civil reg. on Ancestry [1]
Hi Don >>I was wondering if members of this list had noticed, with the listings from the 1984-2003 BMD records on Ancestry, you get the details even if the name you are searching is the mothers maiden name, not the persons surname.<< You will also get examples where the surname appears as a forename too. Polly
21. Re: [G] LEWISHAM MARRIAGE CHALLENGE IS NOW CANCELLED [1]
*Very sorry* to lose you Phil. It was noble of you to offer the research purely gratis. It seems there are folk here who are (i) insufficiently qualified to undertake an ONS _via a computer_ (ii) unwilling to be told by those who are and (iii) too self-centred by far. I'm also not at all happy with the committee (as I've voiced some months ago) but I've learned that no man-made institution is totally satisfactory. So do what you feel right *for you* and should you ever need/wish to see how things
22. RE: [G] Westhampnett [1]
> to prevent future confusion West Hamstead is two words > whereas Westhampnet near Chichester is one word John Though both have a 'p'. David
23. Re: [G] Never put off till tomorrow - backup today! [1]
Why use back-up software? External hard drives are now cheap and easy to use and files can be copied across with drag and drop. I have an Iomega 80GB external hard drive connected via a USB cable. I keep all my data separate from program files - programs can always be reinstalled from the original CDs or downloaded from the Internet. My data area is organised into three main areas: _FamilyHistory [all my FH files] _Individuals [personal stuff, emails, etc.] _Photographs [digital photos, etc.] Tip: the
24. RE: [G] Nnngh grrr aargh! wibble [1]
Well after several more unsuccessful attempts I have finally got an answer from ancestry and am now logged in as a user. Glad my frustration produced a chuckle! Graham Taylor-Paddick GOONS #4183 researching PADD*CK Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, UK http://www.one-name.org/profiles/paddick.html -----Original Message----- From: PAL [mailto:Patricia@jervaulx.demon.co.uk] Sent: 30 December 2005 00:56 To: GOONS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [G] Nnngh grrr aargh! wibble Hello Graham All I can say is -- aft
25. [G] Bridge and Blean Challenges - Final Call [1]
Dear All, This is the final call for Bridge and Blean R.D.'s Marriage Challenges. I currently have 138 for Blean and 134 for Bridge - so not massive. If you have not done so, please send me your people for your registered GOONS name(s) asap - I need to get this sorted and am rather busy at work to the end of this week. Umm - that's a bit of a mis-information. I have been ill for 3.5 weeks with one "lurgey" after another and am actually looking forward to returning to work, hopefully tomorrow. As you
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