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1. [ILSLEY] Hampshire Ilsleys [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Ilsley Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/pUk.2ACEB/40 Message Board Post: My wife's maiden name is Ilsley and I have been researching her family history for about a year. I have got back to the marriage of Edmund and Mary Dollery in Basingstoke in 1711 and have posted the Gedcom on WorldConnect. Does anyone have any leads for Edmunds origin? Phillip Southby
2. [ILSLEY] RE: Hampshire Ilsleys [0.992299]
With reference to your question Nettie, my wife Margaret's line is: 1. Edmund (d1758) m 1711 Mary DOLLERY(1686-1771) 2. Job(1781-1807) m 1745 Sarah HALL(d1762) 3. Job(1746-1820) m 1769 ELizabeth STROUD(1746-1820) 4. Philip(b1774) m 1805 Elizabeth MASON(b1779) 5. Henry(b1811) m 1838 Ann FISHER 6. Thomas(b1838) m 1860 Eliza APPLETON 7. Thomas George(1874-1953) m 1903 Emily PULLINGER(1876-1961) 8. Harold Thomas(1914-92) m 1943 Edith Ruth GOFFE(1918-92) 9. Margaret(b194
3. [ILSLEY] PCC Wills [0.992299]
I visited the Society of Genealogists library in London yesterday and looked at the F S Snell collection. He was a genealogist of about a hundred years ago, who made an extensive study of the families of Berkshire. Included in his collection are extracts from every Berkshire-related will submitted to the Prerogative Court of Canterbury (PCC) between 1391 and 1737. I found fifty-seven references to Hildesley, Ilsley, and similar. The notes were handwritten and he used his own shorthand, but I can vouch that
4. [ILSLEY] To Phillip - RE: Edmund and Mary Dollery Illsley [0.992299]
Phillip: Can you please provide the url for the Illsley family history which you stated you've posted to WorldConnect? Thanks - Jennifer (Another Illsley researcher)
5. Re: [ILSLEY] RE: Hampshire Ilsleys [0.992299]
Philip most of my Ilsleys come from the Berkshire area, so if you find that some of yours are from Berkshire I would love to compair notes with you. I also have the 1881 Census so if you want any look-ups just send the info to me. Lynda Pattison Pattison@telus.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Phillip Southby" To: Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2003 10:10 AM Subject: [ILSLEY] RE: Hampshire Ilsleys > With reference to your question Nettie, my wife Margare
6. [ILSLEY] Ilsley [0.992299]
Dear Arthur, Thank you for your note. I am glad that you liked the tree. I got the idea when I saw someone use Excel to draw an organisation chart. As you can only put lines on the grid lines, it means that you sometimes have to add spaces to get the names in the right places. I also soon found that it is a mistake to try to change any column widths as these do not transmit over the Internet. Only the emboldened grid lines print, but I tend to suppress the original grid lines so that the chart is easier to
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