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1. [HWE] Re: HUGUENOTS-WALLOONS-EUROPE-A Big Thank You [1]
I am only a "lurker", but wanted to tell you I read everyone of the messages on the Board--Hoping for connection to my family - TOUCHARD and DEDE (among others.) God bless you and your husband Andrea. Have a wonder trip to Scotland-Glasgow or Edinburgh side? (I lived both areas there for 3 yrs, a long, long time ago.) You do a marvellous job and I certainly do appreciate your daily efforts and I have indeed learned a great deal in my short time of researching. Thanks again. ____________________
2. [HWE] Cuppif [0.985304]
Hullo List, CUPPIF, CUPIF I'm hoping that somebody who can speak French will be able to tell me how this name is pronounced. In particular is the f pronounced as in fish or do they have another way of saying it in this case? It is evidently Anjouean if that makes a difference. Don't know a word of French myself but have just come across this name with the unusual Cupp at the beginning and so I'll explore all avenues to see if I can make it fit, Regards
3. [HWE] Cuppif [0.985304]
CUPPIF, CUPIF I'm hoping that somebody who can speak French will be able to tell me how this name is pronounced. In particular is the f pronounced as in fish or do they have another way of saying it in this case? It is evidently Anjouean if that makes a difference. Don't know a word of French myself but have just come across this name with the unusual Cupp at the beginning and so I'll explore all avenues to see if I can make it fit, Regards Coral CUPPLES Woon
4. Re: [HWE] Family Interests - BRIVEAU [0.985304]
Jane was enquiring about the above name but regret to say I cannot find any reference to the name amongst my Huguenots. This includes both English and French records. Sorry Roy
5. [HWE] NAME CHANGE [0.985304]
Dear Huguenot researchers, I'm not new to this list - I just changed my last name and email address. It was Ina Friling and is now Ina Jonas-Nolte and the email InaJoNo@aol.com. Why? Well I got married and dropped my old lastname from first marriage and took my husbands lastname Jonas and added my maiden name Nolte. (You can do all kind of stuff with names in Germany now when you get married...) I'm still researching the huguenots that came before 1700 via Pfalz / Palatinate to the Uckermark in Prussia a
6. Re: [HWE] William the Conqueror [0.985304]
Different fellow altogether. Jim As the clock struck 05:44 PM 10/2/2001 -0700, Shirley took pen in hand and wrote: >I have read that he was known as William de Warrenne. >Shirley -- ================================================= James P. Robinson III jprobins@ix.netcom.com All original material contained herein is copyright and property of the author. It may be quoted only in discussions on this forum and with an attribution to the author, unless
7. [HWE] SURNAMES (PI-PY) > Threadneedle St. Church tesmoignages [0.985304]
Listers -- Next batch of surnames from the Theadneedle St. Church tismoignages coming through! Here follows surnames beginning with PI to PY. If you're not familiar with this source or what the tismoignages were, please refer to previous posts to the list. You'll find them in the list archives (a section of our list website will give you the necessary info about the archives at: http://www.island.net/~andreav/archives.htm. Use the Searchable Archives, typing in keyword "tesmoignages".) If a
8. Re: [HWE] The French Protestant Hospital London 1718 - 1957 [0.985304]
Dennis wrote on Friday, October 19, 2001 3:16 AM | Daniel Guerin, his wife,Marie L'Orange, and four children came to VA in 1700 | on the Nassau from Saintogne, St. Nazaire, France, west of Nantes. Marie was | the daughter of Francis L'Orange, who came on the same ship, granddaughter | of Jean L'Orange, and greatgranddaughter of Sir Velas Orange, according to | William Pullin, Guerrant Family of Virginia (at Virginia Historical | Society). Is this the same family listed in the records of the Huguenot | Soc
9. [HWE] Feeling overwhelmed?? [0.985304]
Dear listers -- I notice that we've had a total of eight posts to the list today -- well, nine counting this one -- and the day's not over yet, at least in my little corner of the planet. And, yes, I realize that six of those posts have been from me, either as comments of my own or as forwards from the new Message Board. But, we also had twelve posts to the list yesterday and nine the day before that (only two of all those were mine). It seems that it's either feast or famine on HWE. I prefer f
10. [HWE] Fw: FORCE> French Protestant Hospital London 1718 - 1957 [0.985304]
I have forwarded the message below as I did request that messages for a look up in the above should come via the web. Could you Tom let me have more information about your family as I suspect you are based in Canada. What for example makes you think your FORCE actually came to England and can you provide any information as to when they left France. There is information about a FORCE family in the above but I want to be reasonably certain that it is the one you are looking for. Roy ----- Original Messag
11. [HWE] Fw: {MBP} CLAISSE and LE FEVRE in LONDON, ca 1900 [0.985304]
Hello, list -- The following is a message which has been posted on the HWE Message Board and then forwarded to this list. The {MBP} you see in the subject line indicates that it's a Message Board Post. If you want to reply to Jennifer (one of our list subscribers), please do so by using the Message Board URL below. Your reply will be posted on the Message Board and will also be forwarded to the list. Andrea (HWE list/board concierge) -----Original Message----- From: jgvincent@yahoo.com
12. Re: [HWE] The French Protestant Hospital London 1718-1957 [0.985304]
Janet wrote on Monday, October 22, 2001 4:59 PM | Unless I am reading you wrongly, I believe you are saying that no | JOURDAIN family members were Directors of the French Hospital. That is what I said and reading the section of the records again I see I was wrong. The Officers and Officials listed I see includes most people but specifically excludes the Directors because they are set out in the publication reprinted in 1972. | However, you mention a George T. Jourdain, he was my great great | grandfather
13. [HWE] La Force [0.985304]
Thanks Roy. You're the greatest! Do you know if all the Huguenot refugees that settled in England and in the American colonies had to be naturalized to become citizens? Did they have to become citizens? Would there be records somewhere? Rene La Force was employed by the English government of the colony of Virginia. I believe the law stated that anyone involved in the Court system in any manner must be an English citizen, so I feel he must have been naturalized either in England or in the colonies. Would a
14. [HWE] French Huguenot Society - Part 3 [0.985304]
The above society, which is actually called "Sociiti de l'histoire du protestantisme frangais" or SHPF, has information concerning the following families. SORET, Blesois, Geneve POUJOL, Molliens BRION, Ban de la Roche SCHEPPLER, Ban de la Roche MALAISI, Ban de la Roche CAMBON, Saint-Affrique BRUNIER, d'Uzes. CHAPELIER, London, Kilkenny ROUSSELET, Paris, Troyes JOURDAN, Pragela - also FERRIER & DIDII Roy
15. Re: [HWE] Huguenot Library - JOLINE [0.985304]
Roy-- Thank you so much for this kind offer. If you have the time, I would appreciate your looking for the surname JOLINE/JOLIN/JOULIN/JOULAIN. Jim As the clock struck 09:51 AM 10/21/2001 +0100, Roy Day took pen in hand and wrote: >The listing of 2000 names contained in the library comprises, in my >estimation, at least 50% of the Huguenot families resident in the UK at some >time. The chances of your name being there are very high and I am willing >t
16. Re: [HWE] SICARD, Ambroise [0.985304]
Don wrote on Monday, October 08, 2001 2:15 PM | Just found this list. | Perhaps some one can tell me how to research the years before1631 when | Ambroise was born in Mornac. Have you tried the Bibliotheque Genealogique in Paris? They have a fiche entitled "Les Sicard - Histoire d'une famille de La Rochelle au Sault-au-Recolet ` travers les archives notariales" It covers the 17/18th century and from the index it appears to deal with a family that ended up in Canada. This is one of several references to
17. [HWE] Timeline site needed [0.985304]
Help! my computer crashed about 2 weeks ago & I'm just returning. I think someone on this list gave me an address for a "timeline site" . I would really appreciate if that person could give it to me again. The timeline was wonderful, you just typed in the birth date & death date & a timeline would pop up for that individual. Thank you for your help. Regards, Ruth B
18. [HWE] GEOFFROY, JEOFFROY, ETC LOOK UPS [0.985304]
Roy Thanks for your offer. I"ve run into a thick brick wall and cannot find references to my surname,GEOFFROY, or even reasonably close misspellings with which I can connect. I would appreciate any references you can find, no matter how fragmentary they may be. Some background: Family tradition has always been that our origins were French Huguenot, so that is where I began searching some 25 years ago, although I have no hard "proof" that this is so, just circumstantial evidence The surname i
19. Re: [HWE] La Force [0.985304]
Louise wrote on Monday, October 22, 2001 4:44 AM | Do you know if all the Huguenot refugees that settled in England and in the American colonies had to be naturalized to | become citizens? Did they have to become citizens? Would there be records somewhere? | Rene La Force was employed by the English government of the colony of Virginia. I believe the law stated that anyone involved in the Court system in any manner must be an English citizen, so I feel he must have been naturalized either in England or in
20. [HWE] Fw: {MBP} JACQUINET - Haroue, Moselle et Moselle, France COURTOY alias [0.985304]
Listers -- Here's another message forwarded from the HWE Message Board. This time, it's also from a subscriber (Judy), hence nothing about {not a subscriber} in the subject line. However, I have now added {MBP} to the subject line to indicate that it is a Message Board Post. (Just learning as I go here, trying various things ansd seeing what works best. This may make things on the list a bit unsettled for a while. Hope you'll bear with me!) The surnames Judy is interested in are very clear
21. [HWE] Re:BOUFLURES/BOUFFLER [0.985304]
Hi Andrea Many thanks for the information on James BOUFLURES. I had actually found him from the IGI but did not have the other info. I think the name may well be a variant of BOUFFLER (of which there are several) but I hadn't hurried to check on him because the marriage was in Kent where I had never found any known members of the family. Now I see from your note that he was born in Bermondsey, London where I have plenty of ancestors I am inspired to look into him pdq. That should be a lesson to me
22. [HWE] Hospital list [0.985304]
Hi Roy, How kind and generous of you. Would you please tell me if there is a ROLLAND on this list. Thanks so much. God Bless You!! Carol
23. Re: [HWE] The French Protestant Hospital London 1718 - 1957 [0.985304]
Hi Roy, Thank you for the lookup. > > Sorry no reference but do you have evidence that they were in London at > about this time? > Not exactly. They were in London in 1722 as there is a baptism at the French Huguenot Church, Wheeler St (according to the IGI). They were in London in 1800 but attending CofE, the father was born 1751 but I don't know where, also the marriage to his much younger wife is proving elusive. The LOBJOITs seem to disappear from the face of the earth for practically the whole e
24. [HWE] Fw: {MBP} EUDES, UDE and variants thereof [0.985304]
Listers -- Here is another HWE Message Board Post {MBP} forwarded to this list. This time, though, I'm the one who wrote the Message Board Post and, of course, I'm the one who's forwarding it to the list . The forwarded message below is in reply to a Board Post by George on 7 Oct but it also comments on content of a message from Roy (concerning the same surnames which George is interested in), sent to the list yesterday (14 Oct) with subject line: Re: [HWE] Etat civil protestant - Maine-
25. [HWE] RABBELIER/RABELLIER/RABILLIER [0.985304]
Hello Roy, I almost hesitate to ask, since so many of us put a claim on you. Still I will follow in their steps because I can't find the smallest crack in my brick wall. I traced my RABBELIER/RABELJE/RABELIE/ROBELIE ancestors just till 1732, when my direct forefather Christiaan (Chretienne) RABBELJER married a Dutch woman in the city of Nijmegen, NLD. Then it stops. Did you, by the way, find a name a bit similar? I thank you in advance Roy. Kind regards, Willem willem rabbelier rabbel@home.nl The CarPark
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