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1. RE: PYNN [1]
Judy There are no PYNNs in the present I.o.W. phone book Sorry John > -----Original Message----- > From: JBalen1234@aol.com [SMTP:JBalen1234@aol.com] > Sent: 30 November 1998 19:47 > To: ISLE-OF-WIGHT-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: PYNN > > Hi all, > New to your list and searching for waaaaaaay back ancestors. > Oral family history claims that the PYNN family came from Isle of Wight. > Maybe Cowes. They were fisherfolk and ended up in Newfoundland by 1700's. > Are there any Pynn's on the Island?? Even in
2. NEW MAILING LIST [1]
If there is anyone like myself who has an interest in all things trivial then this mailing list is for you - it covers poems / recipes / rhymes /traditions and culture. It was constructed to keep such topics off genealogy mailing lists and thus avoiding the clutter which happens from time to time. GEN-TRIVIA-ENG-L-request@rootsweb.com or GEN-TRIVIA-ENG-D-request@rootsweb.com Angela PS All you do is type Subscribe in the body of the message as with other lists.
3. RE: AUSTRALIA CALLING [1]
Welcome back Angela, We missed you! Glad all went well with the move, how many boxes have you still got to unpack?! How about a roll call everyone? It's ages since we did one. We've just time before Christmas really takes over to introduce ourselves and post our surname interests! Kathy -----Original Message----- From: A McMURTRY [mailto:palmtree@fan.net.au] Sent: Wednesday, December 09, 1998 12:12 PM To: ISLE-OF-WIGHT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: AUSTRALIA CALLING Hi Everyone - I'm back !!!!!!!!!! Just let
4. Re:LACEY / POCOCK/ LOCKE [1]
Hi from Oz, Someone will be happy. I was sent the following info today - Sarah Ann POCOCK married John LACEY , 30th November 1871. Brides Father - George POCOCK , Grooms Father - John LACEY Married at Brading IOW. Betsey POCOCK ( must be a sister ) married George LOCKE , 7 June 1877 at Brading. Brides Father - George POCOCK , Grooms Father James LOCKE Also a Baptism - Ellen POCOCK born 5 May 1858 , Chillerton IOW. The lady who sent me these is researching Pocock in Walthamstow Essex and it just so happe
5. Roll Call [1]
Hello to all, have a merry holiday season. Primary interest in Isle of Wight: BOWERMAN/BOREMAN RUSSELL ROUCLE Best wishes Charles Mudd
6. Hampshire/IOW Surname Interest List [1]
The latest update of the Hampshire/IOW Surname list is now available at the URL below. The names added this month are as follows. BAILEY, BARNS, BARTER, BIDE, BOYD(E), BUDD, BUTCHER, BYDE, CAIR, CASTELMAN, CATE, COMDEN, COOPER, COUCH, COWDREY, DANCE, DEALE, DEAN, DIDYMUS, DOWSE, EADY, EARLE, EYLES, FAIRALL, FENTUM, FLEET, GARLAND, GEEENWOOD, GREENWOOD, GROUNDSELL, GUYATT, HARRUP, HOLLIS, JEFFERY, KERMAN, LEGGEE, LIDDLE, LINSKILL, LISLE, LOCK, LONG, MACEY, MARSHALL, MAY, MEW, PERKINS, PILE, PRIMMER, PYCROF
7. U.K. Coast Guards [1]
Dear Friends and Cousins, This appeared on my Australian List, and while it is too late for me, there may be some of you who can use it. David in Ballarat >From: John Snelson >Resent-Sender: AUSTRALIA-L-request@rootsweb.com > >Do you have any Coast Guards in the family ? >England, Ireland Scotland or Wales ? > >If so, you might find them listed in this 1851 schedule of UK Coast Guards, >extracted from the Naval List ! > http://www.southernx.com.au/whatsnew.html Stop by for a visit
8. Hearth Tax Returns [1]
Dear All particularly Thomas and Mary Lou, In Carisbrooke in 1664 Willliam Whittington was charged 2d for 1 hearth. There is a certificate later in the book to say that the charge had been collected. In Bradinge in 1664 there was a Best (first name blank) who was charged 6d for 3 hearths. Bye for now, Ann.
9. Roll Call [1]
Hullo fellow listers, Could be a greeting exchanged on the Titanic I suppose. Welcome, Angela, to Queensland. If you survive the first summer, you'll love the place. Primary names, IOW:- Hillyer(and other spellings), West Cowes area 1830s earliest so far. Morgan, Chillerton 1830s - have only Elizabeth who married Edwin Hillyer. Also interested in:- Bragg in the Totton area 1870s Bonner in Yorkshire 19th century Coleman, London, Kent 19th century Stevens, Kent 19th century Seasons greetings to all. Chee
10. LACEMAKERS /MIGRATION [1]
Nunns Lacemakers were actually Nunns - Tuckers Lacemakers they had several branches on the mainland. I might have some info somewhere. I thought there might have been a connection with my Tucker family but there isn't. My family didn't leave IOW for Aust , they went around 1900 to London. >From there about 64 years later it was here - for the warmer weather as my grandmother had double pneumonia and was told a move would be beneficial for her health. Rather drastic move. Although she ended up dying 12 mont
11. Re: ROLL CALL: SHEATH, MOSES, DORE, WHITE, ATRILL, MINGHAM, [1]
SHEATH - all IOW and India MOSES - Whitwell DORE - Newport WHITE - Bonchurch ATRILL - Whitwell? MINGHAM - Newchurch Thanks Allison in hot Brisbane, and now on holidays YIPPEE
12. RIGGS,HARRIS,BAKER,RUSSELL [1]
Researching: RIGGS (IOW, Hampshire, England <1720) SAPPHIRE (IOW, Hampshire, England <1720) BAKER (IOW, Hampshire, England <1770) WILLIS (IOW, Hampshire, England <1800) HARRIS (IOW, Hampshire, England <1830) SPENCER (England <1840) Holiday greetings and best wishes to all the members of this list. It has always been interesting. I read everything even when the subject does not have the capitalized surnames - see, I even read Clive's message. I wonder how many messages it would take for Joan to get her surn
13. SURNAME HELP [1]
Hi agian, GREAT to see so much mail! I'd also like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a BIG thankyou to Ann for all her patient help. I am also looking forward to Northwood school reports. It's interesting to note that not many of us seem to have a strong genealogical link with Cowes / Yarmouth. My lot didn't seem to venture past Cowes / Yarmouth / Newport ( when they were on dry land). I have a few loose ends which I want to post and appeal for any descendants to come forward ( if game - ha) . I
14. SEASONS GREETINGS [1]
Hi everyone : Just wanted to say "HAPPY HOLIDAYS" and a good "NEW YEAR" to you all. Thanks for all the help I've received over l998 . All the best from a snowy, yes snowy Fraser Valley, B.C. - Jean
15. RADDON [1]
Hi Everyone : I have found that one of my great great grandmothers was : EMMA ROSE RADDON she married EDWARD MATTHEWS in about l860. They live in Ryde. If anyone has any information about either family I would be very interested to receive it. All the best from rainy B.C. - Jean
16. Roll Call - from the listowner [1]
Hi Everyone Wonderful to see so many messages, containing our interests. Just to help everyone - please put the surnames you are researching into the subject line, using CAPITAL LETTERS, and stop using the words "Roll Call" (unless you are looking for families called "Roll" and "Call" !!). Kind regards Clive Henly Nottingham UK
17. Hampshire/IOW Surname Interest List [1]
The latest update of the Hampshire/IOW Surname list is now available at the URL below. The names added this month are as follows. ADAMS, ATKINS, ATKINSON, BAHARIE, BALLARD, BEST, BISSELL, BLACKMORE, BLAKE, BOLD, BONE, BRITT, BULPITT, BUTTARS, CANT, CHITTENDEN, CLARKE, COLLIS, COPPERTHWAITE, DANCE, DASHWOOD, DEGRESHE, DENYER, EARLY, ELDRIDGE, FAY, FITT, FORD, FORRESTER, GOODWIN, GOODYEAR, GRAHAM, GROVES, GUILLAUME, HAINES, HARFIELD, HARRUP, HOLLOWAY, HOWARD, HUNT, INGS, KEABLE, KERNAN, KIMBER, LALE, LOCK, L
18. Roll Call [1]
Merry Christmas everybody, I am interested in the following family names: AGUTTER - MIRAMS - PARSONS - PRIMMER - RACKETT - REALEY - SHERVELL - SPARK(e)S - VINE - WEEKS - WIMBLETON - WOODNUTT. WIMBLETON being the predominant name. Special thanks to Ann & Les BARRETT for their assistance over the last few months. Best wishes, John WIMBLETON
19. Isle-of-Wight Holiday 1912 #24 [1]
LAKE. This rising village has been described as "Lake-on-Sea," but that is exactly what it is not. With the exception of the Convalescent Home, it is scarcely seen from the sea, and an unobservant stranger might walk along the cliff-top a dozen times without suspecting the existance of the place, though a footpath leads to it across the railway. It is included for local government purposes with Sandown. An alternative route to Lake is via the new road from Sandown Station. This avoids Lake Hill,
20. Lace Makers [1]
Here are a few names of people employed at the Lace factory. In this area of Newport, (it came under the Whippingham parish census), almost every other person was in one of these trades.......Dressmaker/Tailor/Glove maker. Thinking about it, did they mean lace parts of the dresses or lace gloves. They probably worked for the factory as well. from the 1851 census:- Henry BOARD. head. 47. Lace Maker (Silk) born Winchester. from the 1861 census:- Wm Henry BOARD. head. 57. Silk Block Maker. born Winchester
21. Roll Call [1]
G'day All, Seasons Greeting & Happy New Year to all. My research is for David Thomas WITCHER, my ggrandfather, said to have been born on the Isle by his daughter, my grandmother, to my father, after a trip by him to the Isle in late 1940's when acting as pall bearer for an airforce pilot. My father saw his mother's family name in cemetery visited for funeral, probably in Newport. Regards, Chris Wyatt, in Bendigo, Victoria, Australia.
22. PLACENAMES IOW [1]
Can anyone tell me if WEEKE and WEEK are interchangeable? Angela
23. LISLE surname [1]
>From memory, it seems someone was interested in the surname LISLE a couple of months ago. They should see p. 233 of INSULA VECTA by S F Hockey, Phillimore, 1982, ISBN 0 85033 394 6. It gives some info on this surname in 1583, etc.
24. Roll Call [1]
Hello again everyone, I have not posted anything for a long time but I am still here. My IOW surnames are POCOCK and REED. Sharon Cooper in Micigan
25. NASH [1]
Hello...I have just received one of my ggg-grandfathers, ROBERT BURT, death certificate. It says that ELIZABETH NASH, was present at his death. This occurred in 1882 at 12 Royal Exchange, Whippingham. I have not found that he had a daughter named Elizabeth and was wondering if anyone is searching NASH that can hook them up somehow. Have a wonderful weekend....I am buried under about 3 ft of snow! mary lou sun valley, id usa
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