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1. [LAN] researching Archbishop Richard Downey [1]
Researching ARCHBISHOP RICHARD DOWNEY (1881-1953) Greetings everyone from New Zealand My name is Ann I would like any information on Archbishop RICHARD DOWNEY - Archbishop of Liverpool 1928-53 Was there an obituary written when he died? What would the local paper have beencalled? Where could I access this from New Zealand? Are there local /Catholic archives on line? By the way he was my gr.gr.uncle Thanks Ann annkarin@xtra.co.nz
2. Re: [LAN] ADMIN: Going, going......GONE! [1]
>Good Morning Listers All > >I wish you Happy Hunting >And Good Luck through this year >It's been real nice >It's been a "slice" >It's over to you, Jayne-y dear! > >Best wishes to all the listers for a prosperous and happy New Year. A >special thanks to all those Aus listers who answered an appeal for help in >locating my friend's cousin. I'm sure that we will be successful, thanks to >you! > >BTW. The first PCs came off the line with a default date of 1 Jan 1980, and >then you had to set the date yourself
3. Windsor View [1]
Hi List, Is there anyone in Liverpool who lives near to Windsor View? I discovered that my grandmother, Annie SHAW was born at number 18, and her father, Peter SHAW had been brought up there (according to 1881 census). I couldn't believe it when I found that it is still on the Liverpool map. Dare I hope that number 18 is still there? I would love someone who lives nearby to have a look for me, and let me know. Happy New Year to everyone Regards Mo Mortlock.
4. Re: [LAN] 1881 census [1]
Jackie, I have the 1881 Census Cds and I couldn't find your Marion Beaton in the Barrow area, or anywhere else in Lancashire. Try to come up with a bit more or different information. Of course, they may just not have been recorded in the Census. If I can be of any further help, give me a yell. Michael.
5. [LAN] HODGSON 1841 census lookup [1]
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL My first posting for the year. Armed with new information I would be very grateful if someone could help me knock down my brick wall. Could someone please check the 1841 census of Warton near Lancaster also know as Warton with Lindeth or Warton near Carnforth for the following entry (my great great grandfather)? (not to be confused with the Warton near Lytham Saint Annes) Thomas HODGSON & Jane HODGSON (nee FRANCE) & any & all children that might be living with them at the time. Fo
6. [LAN] Software [1]
Hi List, Has anyone any thoughts regarding the best family tree software. I'm trying out a shareware package at the moment; not sure if it's the right one. Surnames I'm trying to trace are WOODYER & BEDFORD from Salford and Manchester area's. Any help much appreciated. Cheers Lawrie
7. [LAN] Preston 1851/1861 Census Indexes [1]
Have a BIG favour to ask of someone. On my last trip to Preston I went to the Lancashire Records Office and looked up much useful information (well worth a trip if anyone reading this hasn't been!). In searching for my MARSDEN lot, I looked through 1891 and 1871 Census Indexes, got the relevant fiche/film, and found the entries fairly quickly. Rather Stupidly, I didn't copy down the references for the 1861 and 1851 Censuses, ran out of time I guess. So, if any REALLY KIND SOUL is going to be at the Lanc
8. Re: [LAN] DISLEY DBY(Cheshire) [1]
Hi Pauline, Not a terribly informed reply but a couple of points maybe of interest. While searching for my ancestor's births in the GRO indexes I was a little surprised to find that HAYFIELD (Derbyshire) was the register office for that area, in the 1870's certainly, and presumably before. This was a surprise because Disley is now probably larger than Hayfield, both still called villages, and about 5 or 6 miles away from each other, with New Mills, which is a small, ex-industrial town, in between. Disley
9. [LAN] Re:1881 lookup please [1]
I sent this message on 25th Dec but it didn't arrive:----- Hello John. I have very little additional info except she had two sisters, one called Edith and the other Ethel both born around the turn of the century. Bertha was considerably older than the other two. I think that the other two have been looked for in the past also without success but perhaps not under the name of WORMOLD. I can't remember for sure. Back to the drawing board I think. Thanks for your interest. Bob in Brisbane, Australia ollier@gil
10. Re: [LAN] Marriage by Banns [1]
Hi Julie, It is unlikely that there is any document concerning the marriage on which the parents' names are given. There might be a relative as a witness to the marriage but that's all. Even when one or both were under the age of consent it would simply state "with parental consent" or words to that effect. I have found that, often, the only way to establish the parents' identities is by a process of analysing the names of the offspring and using the "naming" method to arrive at a probable name for the par
11. [LAN] DOOLEY in Accrington area [1]
Hi, I'm looking for descendants of MARTHA ANN (CAPSTACK) and THOMAS DOOLEY. Martha Ann was born ca. 1864 and died 8,Mar. 1918. In 1910 they lived at 6 Meadow Bank, Accrington,Lancs. They had 2 sons: JOHN and ROBERT. Martha Ann and my Grandpa -ROBERT CAPSTACK-were sister and brother. Thanks for ANY info. Connie in the US mendesconc@aol.com
12. [LAN] St Catherines look up request [1]
Could anyone with access to the above look up a marriage please JOHN GOODWIN and ROSE EVA BLAIR Manchester - (Ardwick - I think) between 1881 and 1889 Thank you Anne Suffolk UK
13. [LAN] Wesleyan Chapel, Cadishead/Irlam [1]
Hi Listers, I have a transcribed copy of the Baps.and Burs. for the above named chapel. It is indexed, so could do a look up for anyone with an interest in the area. The film will be returned at the end of the month. Any interest?
14. [LAN] Record of Solicitors [1]
Hi list, Can anyone give me assistance as to whether a record was kept of Solicitors in the 1850's, and where that record may be kept. Regards Peter, where it is beautiful one day, perfect the next....
15. Re: [LAN] Sailsbury? [1]
Sherrie wrote: > I'm trying to find 'Bridge North in Sailsbury". Can anyone tell me which > County, Sailsbury is in? Salisbury (note spelling) is in Wiltshire Bridgnorth (note spelling) is in Shropshire (abbreviated to "Salop") Are you confusing "Salisbury" with "Salop"? Geoff Heath Mellor, Stockport, Cheshire For my family history, see http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~wgh/pref.htm
16. [LAN] AUSTRALIAN GENEALOGY [1]
Try the following; if they immigrated between 1844 and 1859 to NSW or Moreton Bay. http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/ click on publications and then scroll down page till you find immigration and certificates of freedom ( if you are looking for a convict). nsw bdm searchable index http://203.111.111.137/cgi-bin/bdm?form=indexes a site with convict lists http://carmen.murdoch.edu.au/community/dps/convicts/index.html australian lookup site http://www.posom.com/hl/aus/index.shtml oh yes and Cyndis list of Aust
17. Re: [LAN] 1851 Census CDs [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Craig Pickup" To: Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2000 12:11 PM Subject: Re: [LAN] 1851 Census CDs .... > While I can not comment on the content of these CDs I do feel that a note > about comparing charges is appropriate. The LDS Church has genealogy > research as a main core activity which has large amounts of funding > diverted to it. The Church also operates on a non-profit basis. I agree with this: I don't think that
18. Re: [LAN] World War 1 [1]
. > Details such as how much and how they were paid? Did they receive all > their pay or was some held back and sent to the family? Please do reply to the list as I would also be very interested in the information. Thanks. Elizabeth
19. [LAN] Re: LANCSGEN-D Digest V00 #134 [1]
UNSUBSCRIBE -----Original Message----- From: LANCSGEN-D-request@rootsweb.com To: LANCSGEN-D@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, January 30, 2000 2:17 AM Subject: LANCSGEN-D Digest V00 #134
20. [LAN] NON-GEN: Ginnels and giggle-gaggles [1]
Hi all There has been a debate going on on the Yorksgen site for the last few days about pronounciation of the word 'ginnel', as in those narrow, cobbled alleyways between buildings. Seems some of the White Rose brethren pronoune it 'jennel', with a soft G, mainly people from around the Sheffield area. That isn't the point of my message. I joined the debate, pointing out that the hard G pronounciation is how we call them in the Ashton/Dukinfield/Stalybridge/Hyde area, but that they are also known as 'giggl
21. [LAN] SLADES & DURRS in Liverpool [1]
Can you help? The SLADES Enoch Slade (1785-1856) a saddler born Shropshire, moved to Liverpool with grand children due to epidemic? Son & wife unknown died in epidemic Henry Slade (1836-1893) committed suicide, married Anne Grain (1839-1891) Elizabeth Slade (1880-1952) married Joseph Valentine Durr (1880-1916) Mary Anne Slade (1863-?) Joseph Slade (1864-1916) Edwin Slade (1879-1917) The DURRS Elizabeth Durr (1906-1974) married John Edwin Roberts (1901-1972) two children twins Lillian & Edwin Harriet Durr
22. [LAN] NON GEN - for Australians [1]
Hello, I am an American and I have a friend who would like to move to Australia with her husband and young son. I've seen lots of Australians on the list and I was wondering if anyone knows how easy it is for Americans to get in the country and if there are jobs available for teachers. I believe that the area she is interested in is New South Wales. Kim USA
23. Re: [LAN] Credit Cards [1]
RE: Credit Cards and the Net I got a new card that I plan to use just for genealogy and if the day ever comes, to use on the internet. I got the one with the lowest limit - which is far more than what I think I need. (The banks all want everyone to have such high limits today) I didn't want to use my "everyday" cards because I am afraid of what Karin is going through or worse. By having a separate card for genealogy and internet, I hope to scare myself into realizing how much this addiction is costing
24. Re: [LAN] Extra birth certs [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Hutchinson" To: Sent: Monday, January 24, 2000 2:16 PM Subject: [LAN] Extra birth certs > A few weeks ago, I was trying to puzzle out a family line of > HEYWORTHs, and I ordered two extra birth certificates. If these girls > fit anyone's family, contact me off-line. If you have no takers then you might like to post the information at: http://web.ukonline.co.uk/graham.pitt/bdm/ where certificates are being r
25. [LAN] ST ANTHONY'S CHURCH [1]
St Anthony's church was located in the Scotland ward area of Liverpool and I think it was located close to Newsham street. Does anyone have knowledge of this church? What type of Church is it? I have seen records that say Catholic but am not sure. I am of particular interested to know if a cemetery exist next to this church. Thanks in advance Bo Mosley
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