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1. The subject of TB on the IOW [1]
In a message dated 12/13/2004 6:58:59 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, di.harding@virgin.net writes: My great great grandfather, John LOWEN, was sent from Middlesex / North London to the Royal National Hospital with chest trouble Di, Thanks for your input. I am currently involved in a project at our Regional Washington State Archives. We are entering the patient records from Edge Cliff Sanitarium here in Spokane WA, USA. It was opened in 1914 and closed in the 1970's. It's mind numbing to reali
2. Re: New Subscriber [1]
------=_NextPart_000_003D_01C4E1F7.C8FF6910 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hello and Goodevening to all, my name is Lee Henderson Iam from Sunderland in Tyne & Wear. I will explain below my Interest in The Isle of Wight hoping someone reading my email message can connect: Charles Henry Sneller and Ann Sneller, nee Mill Had a few of there children baptised in East Cowes, Isle of Wight. Thankyou Lee ------=_NextPart_000_003D_01C4E1F7.C8FF6910 Content-Type:
3. Re: [IoW] Ship Building 1840s to Tasmania [1]
Could not find the Maid of Mona but found this The /Mona's Isle/ was a two-masted flat built by Joseph Ford at Douglas, Isle of Man. She was launched in 1835 and was owned by Barrow's James Fisher from 1859 until her loss in 1867. The /Mona's Isle/ was lost off Piel Island in July 1867. A vessel called the /Mona's Isle/ appeared very frequently in the notebooks of Barrow shipbroker William Gawith. She was described as belonging to the port of Preston, and her masters were Robert Hunter (1855 to Feb'
4. Re: [IoW] Ryde Cemetery [1]
Wow...this is a great site! Wish my lot were from Ryde..... Thanks for sharing and my congratulations to the authors of this site...lots of good work! Best wishes....mary lou sun valley, id usa
5. Re: [IoW] Stickworth Cottage [1]
Hi Linda and Tony, Thanks for that, a view I had not seen before. I have visited the Hall which is now converted into apartments after previously being used as a hotel. A great uncle was a coachman at the hall in the 1871 census return and I now know that he was living in Stickworth Cottage. It does help, John -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.290 / Virus Database: 265.4.5 - Release Date: 03/12/2004
6. re Arreton, Wooton and Whippingham, Methodists [1]
With all the information regarding the above areas just thought would advise that the LDS have a microfilm of the Primitive Methodists registers for IOW and they are for the area of Arreton, Wooton, and Whippingham. One has to look for it under the name of Primitive Methodist Church and not Methodist Church. My husband has looked at the film and found some relatives as well as some possibles. Rosalie Trim Australia
7. Merry Christmas [1]
A very Healthy,Happy Christmas and new year,From our House to yours. May we have Peace on Earth. : ) Lesley , Liverpool uk*
8. A special time of year [1]
To wish all our friends wherever they may be a Happy Chrismas and may 2005 bring you all you could wish for yourselves. And for those on our own list a SPECIAL THANK YOU for all your support over the past year. Don't eat too much, don't drink too much, oh blow it just have a good time and enjoy yourselves. God bless you all Chris and Caroline SOUTHERN LIFE(UK) http://southernlife.org.uk -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.296 / Virus Database: 265.6.2
9. DENHAM/COOPER, Wootton Bridge [1]
Hello List! Has anyone any connection to: James DENHAM = Mary COOPER married 4/1/1816 Wootton They are my gx3 grandparents. I know they had a large family, my line is from son Henry Palmer DENHAM. Happy to share anything I have. Regards Bev
10. Stickworth Cottage [1]
In the 1871 census I have found William G Parcell living at Stickworth Cottage, IOW. Can anyone please give me an idea where the cottage might have been please? I know that William's father worked at Stickworth Hall so I expect the cottage would be nearby. Thanks, John Noakes, Aldershot -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.290 / Virus Database: 265.4.5 - Release Date: 03/12/2004
11. DYER [1]
Came across this entry in KENT 1861 Census Townsend Coast Guard Station, Hougham Kent Charles DYER Head Age 44 b IOW Hannah DYER Wife Age 36 b Bexhill Sussex Charlotte DYER Dau Age 11 b Dorset William DYER Son Age 3 b Dover James DYER Son Age 1 Dover Angela
12. TB [1]
Hi I think I have thanked you all individually but will again. Thanks for all the informative replies to my question on TB. It is definitely a possibility. Kind regards Tina
13. RE: [IOW] Help please [1]
Hi: I had a great-aunt Hettie Lowe SAWDON, but I always thought it was short for Henrietta until I found her registered as Hettie. Regards Martin Willcocks Taylorsville, UT, USA.
14. RE: [IoW] Wootton & Whippingham [1]
Suzanne No sign of Myrtle Cottage in the High Street I'm afraid. As for 6 cottages at Whippingham, I think I was probably correct, drove past them on Christmas Eve, and there are (or at least were as originally built) 6 small terraced cottages. Jon -----Original Message----- From: Jon Baker [mailto:jon@vectis10w.freeserve.co.uk] Sent: 23 December 2004 23:15 To: David & Suzanne; ISLE-OF-WIGHT-D@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [IoW] Wootton & Whippingham Suzanne Some of these places I can identify: 2 Myrtle Cot
15. RE: [IoW] Newnham [1]
Hi Ray Well they are not my NEWNHAM's (haven't made a connection yet) but I do have some information on them. William NEWNHAM (baker) married Emma FORD 25th December 1865, The independent Chapel, West Cowes. William's father was Charles NEWNHAM (baker), Emma's father Benjamin FORD (general labourer. Can fill you in on their children if it helps you. Deb -----Original Message----- From: Raymondo Sturgess [mailto:raymondo.sturgess@virgin.net] Sent: 16 December 2004 12:13 To: ISLE-OF-WIGHT-L@rootsweb.
16. Re: [IoW] Stickworth Cottage [1]
Hi John If you go to _http://www.iwcam.gothere.uk.com/iwcam/HTML-JavaFiles/2003/030410.htm_ (http://www.iwcam.gothere.uk.com/iwcam/HTML-JavaFiles/2003/030410.htm) and scroll down you can see a picture of Stickworth Hall - a few miles eastish of Rookley Hope it helps Linda & Tony
17. Re: [IoW] Ryde Cemetery [1]
Thanks for the compliments Eileen, and Mary Lou! I started the website more than a year ago, with two friends, mainly to make the transcriptions of the grave stones available to more people. Janette and I think we are doing quite well with the transcribing, until we look up at see what else needs to be done. The website covers a whole lot of other information too, from the history of the development of the site, to the natural history, and details of some of the people buried there. As the site is a
18. DUFFEY [1]
I am searching for Emma and Sarah Duffey who both appear on the 1851 census at the House of Industry aged 15 and 16 yrs. Can anyone tell me what might have happened to them. Would they have stayed there until they possibly married? Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Brenda - Australia
19. WW1 Archive [1]
Dear Listers, I apologise if you get this several times. It was on a couple of other lists I subscribe to and seems too good a resource to miss. best wishes, Jeanne >Subject: Amazing find of WW1 personnel records > > > > Queen Mary's Hospital Sidcup, UK: The Gillies Archives of plastic >surgery > > > > Purely by accident, I have discovered an amazing archive of WW1 >personnel > > material, which hitherto I have never seen listed as a source for >research. > > For years I have been trying to locate the
20. RE: [IoW] Wootton & Whippingham [1]
Suzanne Some of these places I can identify: 2 Myrtle Cottages, High Street, Wootton Bridge, apart from the obvious, that its in the High Street, I can't be sure where Myrtle Cottages were/are, I'll have a look this weekend and if they still exist I'll let you know. Six Cottages, Whippingham - can't be positive, but there is a row of terraced cottages in Whippingham on the right hand side of Brocks Copse Road going towards Wootton. On the 1871 census they were recorded between the Post Office and Little Pad
21. Re: [IoW] Wootton Bridge - parish? [1]
Chris, Thanks for the input. I believe your website entry is a description of St Edmund's, Wootton. Thanks also to the several people who answered my original query both on and off list, in particular Alex McGowan for some precise information, and Jon Baker for so much fascinating background. The upshot of all this, in case anyone is still interested, is that it seems that Wootton Bridge was never an ecclesiastical parish in its own right. Until 1925 it was part of Arreton parish. Arreton parish was geog
22. IoW Names [1]
Merry Christmas Listers, I thought that I would refresh my IoW interests on the list: RUSSELL - Shorwell, Arreton, Binstead. JAMES - Kingston, Shorwell. FEBEN - Ryde, St. Helens. JACOBS - Ryde, Binstead, Northwood. STANNARD - St. Helens, Fishbourne. HAYDEN - Binstead, Newchurch MACKETT - Binstead. BARRETT - Ryde, W. Cowes DRIVER - St. Helens PHILLIPS - Ryde All the best in the New Year from Phil (Norwich, UK) ___________________________________________________________ FREE weekend
23. RE: [IoW] Where if Hillyards? [1]
I hate to give any false info but I am sure I remember a Hillyards being part of Ryde, I seem to remember it was a fairly big shops' address. This was back in the 1950s when I was little so I cannot place where; perhaps it was just the shops name? -----Original Message----- From: SALLY-ANN GARRETT [mailto:sallyann.garrett2@btinternet.com] Sent: 02 December 2004 23:23 To: ISLE-OF-WIGHT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [IoW] Where if Hillyards? Hi John There is a Hilyards Crescent in Shanklin, on the border w
24. RE: Wootton Bridge - parish? [1]
Peter Perhaps I can help a bit, but this is all based on memory and my own experiences as a former resident of Wootton. The Parish of Wootton was a very small parish based around the "Manor House" (known today as Wootton Farm". There were only a few dozen parishioners, and a significant amount of these lived in detached parts around the village of Chillerton which is several miles away (hence my Great Grandmother Minnie Ryall was born in the parish of Wootton, but in fact was born in Chillerton). The paris
25. Lacey [1]
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