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1. [LAN] Hoping for a Census look up [1]
If anyone has the 1851, 1861 or 1871 census for the area, I'd be so grateful for a lookup of this address and to know who was living there. 17 Dickenson Rd Rusholme Fingers crossed to break through a Roberts brick wall. Cheers! Akua from a sunny Vancouver Island morning
2. RE: [LAN] Are Thomas and Emily twins? [1]
Hello, Dot and list I agree that concurrent baptisms need not mean twins. I have a case (in Shropshire) where a girl and a boy were baptised together (November 1854), but I have a birth certificate for the girl showing she was born in May 1853. Since it seems very unlikely that a twin would have "escaped" registration in 1853, I suspect that the family simply did not get around to having the girl baptised until over a year later, when her brother came along! To confuse the picture further, his birth does n
3. Re: [LAN] 1891 ancestry.com lookup [1]
Justine: I've found your family and will email the file direct to you. Sherry ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 5:18 AM Subject: [LAN] 1891 ancestry.com lookup > Hi I am hoping that now Ancestry.com have indexed Lancashire, someone might > be able to help me. > > I have been trying to track down my great great grandmother Jane BREWER who > would be about 20 years old, and in the Chorley/Adlington area. She moved > there i
4. [LAN] 1891 Census Lookup [1]
Please can SKS lookup the following in 1891 Piece 3364 folio 72a Burnley - Robert Shaw aged 32 and let me know his details and who else was in the house . the address. Many Thanks Susan
5. [LAN] Frederick William OSMOND [1]
Hi, I'm back on the list after a break, it's good to be here. My Great Uncle Frederick William OSMOND lived at 57 Brackenbury Street, Preston and died at Sharoe Green Hospital, Fulwood, (taken from death certificate). Does anyone know in which newspaper his obituary might have been placed? He died on 24th. October 1973. The death was reported by Bertram SMITH of the same address. Is anyone related to Mr. SMITH? I did not know my Great Uncle so any info. would be wonderful, I hope someone can help. Thank you
6. RE:[LAN] Surname interest [1]
--1055277569511 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Dave, hello. I sent you an e-mail about HODGSON of ULVERSTON and I am wondering if the info I sent you about my HODGSON is in any way connected? Regards TED. Ted Lunt, No.5076 Lpool FHS. (0151) 355 3847. On Sun, 8 Jun 2003 22:56:24 +0100 "D Whitworth" wrote: --1055277569511 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from lists5.
7. [LAN] Sanitarium - Darwen Moors [1]
Dear List, My mother was admitted to a sanitarium on Darwen Moors for the treatment of pneumonia and pleurisy sometime between 1943-1945. Does anyone know the name of the sanitarium that was in existance then and where would the records be now? Thanks for all the great websites that have been posted here. I have visited them all and learned a great deal. Best regards, Glenda. _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 months FREE*. h
8. [LAN] John O'BRIEN, Preston [1]
If anyone has John O'BRIEN of Preston in their tree, I have a newspaper account of his accidental death dated 28 September 1888. A Williams Rintintin4141@aol.com
9. [LAN] When did women 'get to keep as their own' inherited property. [1]
Hello everyone, Yes, Mary Lou was right. I did really mean 'when did women in Lancashire "get to keep as their own" their inherited property? Can anyone clear this up for me? I'm thinking in particular of a farm that's name changed from the surname of the daughter to the surname of the son -in- law. This happened either late in the 17th cent, or very early in the 18th century. Sorry that I didn't reply to the list immediately. I've been in bed with a rather heavy head cold over the weekend. Thank
10. [LAN] Visitors To Blackpool [1]
Fleetwood Chronicle 5 March 1875: Imperial Hotel: Captain HURST, Worsley; Mr James SCOTT & Mrs Scott, Windermere; Miss COLLINSON, Windermere. Derby Hotel: Mr CAFF, Manchester. Bailey's Hotel: Mr STRAUSS, Manchester; Rev Canon STOWELL & Mrs Stowell, Manchester; Mr TATHAM, Manchester. Clifton Arms Hotel: A BINGHAM Esq, Liverpool; W KENYON Esq, Manchester; Mr SCOTT, St. Helens; J HARDING Esq, Preston; Mr BRADBURN, Preston. Albion Hotel: Mr HALL, Bolton; Mr SCOWCROFT, Bolton; Mr W MILLER, Bolton; Mr G JACK,
11. Re: [LAN] 1861-1880 Directories or Census Liverpool [1]
Hi Sherry, For more details on your ancestor, have you tried the Lancashire records office in Preston? Lancashire. I was told they hold the County Police records at this office. Their e-mail address is record.office@ed.lancscc.gov.uk Regards Mike Morris Toronto Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sherry Routhier" To: Sent: Monday, June 16, 2003 8:11 AM Subject: [LAN] 1861-1880 Directories or Census Liverpool Would anyone have access to a dir
12. [LAN] posting interests [1]
Hi list I am back after a rest from research. My interests are PARKER Tarbock; Ditton; & Cronton Manifold Ditton; Widnes & Hale
13. [LAN] 1891 Census Look Up [1]
Please is anyone able to do a look up for me on the 1891 census for the following family. They lived 35 Silver Street, Wigan David PIERCE b 1831 , Chorley - a Fishmonger . Olive PIERCE b Preston. John B ( BIGGS ? ) PIERCE 18 yrs MARY E (ELLIOT ? ) PIERCE 16 yrs Elizabeth PIERCE 11 Yrs I only know of these 3 children . With thanks Shirley BROWN New Zealand
14. [LAN] More Requests now [1]
Hi List, I can take more requests now. I am all caught up. To save everyone time and make it easy, please, if you have found your family on the 1881 Familysearch census, could you copy and paste that index to the message request? I have found that it makes it very easy. Ancestry does not use street addresses so that will not help me at all. Place of birth, ages, names of spouse and children and their ages and where born are all pluses in making the search easy for everyone. Sue macduff@infionline.ne
15. Re: [LAN] 1891 Census Look up Little Bolton [1]
Hi Glen, There is such a name as MAYOH...... round the Bolton/Darwen area........so your B could be a H. Regards Sheila, Fife. Scotland. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 9:44 AM Subject: Re: [LAN] 1891 Census Look up Little Bolton > In a message dated 11/06/2003 08:07:37 GMT Daylight Time, casper@vtown.com.au > writes: > > > Could SKS please check and see who was living at 18 Howard St Little > > Bolton, Lanc on th
16. Re: [LAN] 1881/1891 - Ince In Makerfield Puzzle [1]
Hi There Rg12/3016 folio 46 3 Duke St Ince in makerfield Joseph Henry 58 married head mason born Cornwall Mary Henry 55 wife born Cornwall William Henry 18 son mason born Ince Ellen Henry 13 dau weaver of cotton born Ince Regards Mickey ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2003 5:57 PM Subject: [LAN] 1881/1891 - Ince In Makerfield Puzzle > Does SKS have access to the Original 1881 census for Ince In Makerfield, as > opposed to
17. [LAN] 1901 census request [1]
Would sks have a look on the 1901 census for a Mary Brannan/Brannon age 70 a widow, in 1891 she was living at 12 Wolfe street Liverpool, I have lost all track of her since. Jim Brennan Corunna Ont Can.
18. [LAN] COOPER, Milnrow [1]
If anyone is researching Annie COOPER of Milnrow, I have an 1888 newspaper article of interest. A Williams Rintintin4141@aol.com
19. 1901 census indexing (was RE: [LAN] Names ,) [1]
I am not surprised that the prisoners' rate of accuracy was appalling - if they weren't impulsive and error prone they wouldn't be in the situation they are! That's not counting a certain psychopathic mischief - in the occupations column substituting 'screw' for 'prison officer/warder' and 'pig' for policeman are just some examples I have heard. best wishes, Moira Christchurch Dorset DESPERATELY searching for PLANTON or PLANTAIN in Liverpool and environs pre 1851 Liverpool & SW Lancs FHS 5778 > -----Ori
20. Re: [LAN] 1891 census help [1]
Hi Debbie, I have the Yorkshire census on DVD (which will have the same images as per the S&N CD version) and the image is pretty clear and in the main readable (apart from where the enumerator crossed diagonally through the age and part of the occupations out when he was counting the entries on the page - this is consistent throughout this census in various areas!) Details are: RG12/3543 Folio 86 Page 5 Schedule 39 Hepton (Grove?) James ROWSON Head Widr 54 Fustian Dyer Yorkshire, Heptonst
21. Re: [LAN] 1891 Census [1]
Hi Everyonel, I am looking for the following family who where in Lancashire in 1883 but don't know if they were there in 1891. They may have already moved to Ireland. I would appreciate if someone could check the 1891 census for me to help narrow the time frame of when they left. Albert Wood, born Hammersmith, Ripley North Derby 1855 Anna Maria Wood born Ulverston 1860 Ellen Wood, born Ulverston 1883 Possible other siblings: Elizabeth, Ada, Annie, Albert, Walter, John Their address in 1883 was 42 Ramsden D
22. Re: [LAN] More SHAWS for Loiuse C [1]
Hello Jim I agree with your comment completely and add you can only write what you find if it dose not make sense still write it as you find it You are only writing about history not making it. We are writing facts not fiction. Best wishes Eric , -------Original Message------- From: Jim Lancaster Date: Monday, June 30, 2003 09:05:38 To: LANCSGEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [LAN] More SHAWS for Loiuse C Hi, Karen, I read the information you are kindly providing for Louise from the 1841 Census and
23. [LAN] Jennifer [1]
Re Jennifer My ggg grandmother was born Jennefer (or similar spelling) in Cornwall in the 1770s, it was already a popular name there. She was named after a great aunt of the same name. regards Marg O'Leary Port Stephens, NSW Family history web site http://nelsonbay.com/~mol/index.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, May 30, 2003 1:34 PM Subject: [LAN] Re: LANCSGEN-D Digest V03 #484 > LOL...going back through the last 100 years, I have y
24. [LAN] Street names in Lancaster in 1841 [1]
Hi To All, Here I am again, I have been given more information regarding my FOTHERGILL'S, I feel fortunate that there seems to be a constant source of info, coming my way on a regular basis. I feel truly blessed!!!! So here goes: On the 1841 census St Leonard Gate A family of Fothergill's, head of house is CHRISTOPHER FOTHERGILL. Also No 7 New Road(Next to Church Street on 1841 census) Head of house a WILLIAM TITTERINGTON, and a family of FOTHERGILL'S living there also. The husband's name was CHRISTOPHER
25. [LAN] Thanks [1]
Thanks to all who answered my Rose Vale Street inquiry. Reet from Canada
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