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1. Re: [LAN] 1881 Canadian Census [1]
I too ordered my copy over the weekend and am looking forward to getting it in my hands also. I hope to be able to offer look ups too. My turn to pay back for the wonderful help I have received from people on this list. (Justine has been great) Tracy in Toronto Canada >From: "Patricia Marshall" >Reply-To: "Patricia Marshall" >To: LANCSGEN-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [LAN] 1881 Canadian Census >Date: Tue, 12 Mar 2002 14:59:40 -0500 > >Hello-o-o-o All! >Jus
2. [LAN] John Henry DORBER [0.970962]
Hi, Sorry to post this to two lists.Someone was looking for the above. 1910 Manchester TD John Henry DORBER,Fried fish dealer,206 Gorton Lane,Gorton,Manchester. Regards, UK
3. [LAN] Re: Blackpool Address Thankyou [0.970962]
Many thanks to Fred, Sue, Aileen & Roy for your help in this, once again you have shown your willingness to help someone else. It is really appreciated. Anita. New Zealand.
4. [LAN] 1891 census lookup [0.970962]
Hello everyone, Would someone please help me, I need someone to look up the 1891 census for Thomas Birtles then living at 15 Church St, Rhodes. I need the name of his wife as she was deceased on the 1901 cencus, she died somewhere between 1895 and 190. Your help would be greatly appreciated. Marjorie from Oz
5. [LAN] printer: HASLAM [0.970962]
One of my ancestors and his son, both with the name John HASLAM, were printers in the Bolton and Salford areas. Can anyone see them in any of the business directories for that era? At one time one of them supposedly worked at one of the local newspapers, as a printer compositor. This was around the 1870/1880's in the Salford area. Can anyone give me the names of likely local newspapers and how I might go about contacting or searching them? Thanks, Mark (Sydney)
6. [LAN] what age did Grandma concieve. [0.970962]
Hello Can I first off apologise for those of you who receive this message more than once, because of the nature of my request I have used more than one list. I am attempting to sit university papers at a more than mature age, (trying to catch up with my children and grandchildren). One of these papers deals with the industrial and agricultural revolution in Europe in general, and Britain in particular. A part of the knowledge that I am seeking to absorb is based on the ages, which people married, conceive
7. [LAN] Civil Wars [0.970962]
Confusion is now solved. I am informed that the United States (or, at the time , somewhat Disunited States) had a conflict that they call "The Civil War" in the 1860s. However, LANCSGEN is a mailing list concerned with family history in Lancashire not in Lancaster County, Virginia. Here The Civil War (actually in two episodes) concerned Parliament, Cromwell, chopping off the King's head and so on. It occurred around the 1640s. There were other civil wars but they generally go by other names, Wars of th
8. Re: [LAN] OZ & NZ new LISTS [0.970962]
I know that 1955 is not exactly genealogical material, but I do have the full passenger list for the Southern Cross for that year - NZ and OZ. Note 1955 (NOT 1855). If anyone wants to know if a rellie was on board I'd be happy to check. Patricia NZ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Terry Heath" To: Sent: Friday, March 01, 2002 3:43 AM Subject: [LAN] OZ & NZ new LISTS > For those with an interest in New Zealand: > NEW ZEALAND BOUND. Passenger lis
9. Re: [LAN] Bolton and Ansdell [0.970962]
Hi Joyce, I have the baptism registers of Coppull from 1757 to 1904. There is no listing for Johnathon Bolton. I then thought he may have been baptised at Standish St Wilfrid. Their baptisms are on the British VRI, I have searched that and he is not there. Do you have him on any census showing an age and place of birth? Do you know his religion? If he was Catholic he could have been baptised at St Gregory's Weld Bank, I only have their registers from 1850 (there was a Bolton bapt there in 1851). He may eve
10. PRESCOTT, Wigan Rugby League [0.970962]
My late father John Harrison PRESCOTT told me that his father, also named John harrison PRESCOTT, played as fly half for Wigan Football Club, the original name of Wigan Warriors Rugby League side. In addition my father's great granfather, also named John Harrison PRESCOTT, was an important board member of the club. The club used to play at PRESCOTT STREET cricket ground before moving for one season to Springfield Park and then to Central Park. I have discovered that the last named John Harrison PRESCOTT in
11. [LAN] Dowd/ Martin family [0.970962]
hello Everyone! I am new to the list and to researchi9ng English ancestors. I am searching my husband's family. Michael DOWD and Ann MARTIN lived, I believe, in Earlestown having come from Ireland. Their eldest child, William was born in Earlestown in about 1878. There was a daughter, Mary, born in 1880. Agnes was born in about 1883/4, Jack, birth unknown and Rebecca, born about 1899/1900. I presume there were other children in between. At the time of the 1881 census, Michael was 29, a coal miner, living a
12. [LAN] Reposting Interests [0.970962]
ANDERTON - Golbourne HEYES - Rainford SPIERS - Scotland ARBUCKLE - Scotland HUNTER - Lincs/Yorks WEST - Lincs CHURCH - Huntingdon
13. [LAN] Dixon/Dickson [0.970962]
I have just received a birth certificate of Carl DICKSON born to Mary DICKSON 113 Halliwell Lane,Cheetham 1894. When Carl joined the Army in 1916 he signed as DIXON. I managed to get on the census just once and no Carl Dixon in Manchester,couldn't get back on to try DICKSON. His address then is Sherrington Street,Longsight Is anyone researching this family? Also could SKS possibly check for this family in any trade directories or the census. Have checked the 1881 census and 113 Halliwell Lane isn't th
14. [LAN] 1861: All Saints Street Bolton [0.970962]
I was unable to find All Saints Street in Bolton in the street index for District 468 in the 1861 census when I looked for it at the FRC today. I wonder if anyone on this list has had better luck, or more skill? I am looking for the family of John Entwistle, a publican or innkeeper, who were at number 50 All Saints Street in 1851 and at number 34 in 1865. I should be very grateful if anyone on the list is able to help. Stephen
15. Re: [LAN] REGISTRATION DISTRICTS [0.970962]
Many, many thanks! Sue ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 9:17 PM Subject: Re: [LAN] REGISTRATION DISTRICTS > Hi Sue > > It would be under Clitheroe. > > Marion Ward > > Epsom, Surrey > >
16. [LAN] Re:Christopher Fothergill in Lancaster? [0.970962]
Hi Ruth, I would gladly appreciate it if you could look for this for me, I wish I lived nearer Lancaster. I would be living in the record office. Many thanks Pauline
17. RE: [LAN] Re: Cousins [0.970962]
So that person's great grandmother is also your mother or father's great grandmother. That person is therefore your mother or father's 2nd cousin (one 'great' so adding 1 gives 2nd cousin) and hence your second cousin once removed. Cheers Hugh -----Original Message----- From: Ianchis@aol.com [mailto:Ianchis@aol.com] Sent: March 14, 2002 11:36 To: LANCSGEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [LAN] Re: Cousins Dear David, that certainly helps a lot thanks. I have met someone whose grandmother is the sister of my GR
18. [LAN] 1851 look up [0.970962]
Hello all This is my first message as a new subscriber. I know it might be a needle in a haystack without an address but I was wondering if I could get someone to look up on the 1851 census for Richard and Martha Hayes and possibly daughters Alice and Ann living in Leigh,Lancashire. Regards. Mal Campbell Perth W.Australia
19. Re: [LAN] John Anders & Rachel Lester [0.970962]
Hi Paul This is the only John married to Rachel, living in Lancashire, in 1881. Looks possible? Regards Sue Dwelling: 81 College St Census Place: Windle, Lancashire, England Source: FHL Film 1341893 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3732 Folio 50 Page 28 Marr Age Sex Birthplace John ANDERS M 53 M St Helens, Lancashire, England Rel: Head Occ: Coal Miner Rachel ANDERS M 54 F St Helens, Lancashire, England Rel: Wife Rachel ANDERS U 16 F St Helens, Lancashire, England Rel: Daur Margaret ANDERS U 14
20. [LAN] QUERY ;ANTONY LAMBERT [0.970962]
Does Antony Lambert do other than certificates I have exhausted I think every avenue looking for the burial place of my cousins Gt Grandparents and as I can't get to Lancs in the forseeable future even if I knew where to start. I have a long list of cemetarys that I have had searches done the most possible place in spite of supplying return stamped envelope and indicating willing to pay for the lookup has failed to reply. Its the Catholic Church in Urmanston Manchester . Can supply the details etc. As my co
21. [LAN] Some trade ads Southport 1851 [0.970962]
CLAREMOUNT HOUSE HOTEL promenade, Thomas PARKER HOGHTON ARMS HOTEL corner of Hoghton St and London St, Ann WATERHOUSE SCARSBRICK ARMS HOTEL Lord St, James HUNT WATCHMAKER and ENGRAVER 43 Lord St , S. WOODBURN SHELL and FLOWER makers and CONFECTIONERS ,161 Lord St. Misses BILLINGTON CABINET MAKER, PIANO FORTE DEALER, 21 East Bank St, Thomas BRIERLEY GROCER AND TEA DEALER, 79 Lord St, William DEAN BEEHIVE HOUSE LINENS AND DRAPERY, Lord St, T. CRAVEN FURNITURE, Lord St, Thomas MOODY SOUTHPORT VISITOR
22. [LAN] Manchester Liners [0.970962]
I used to have a link to Manchester Liners on my Mariners Page, but the site has now gone AWOL. Does anyone have a site for them? I have looked and looked without success. -- Rodney HALL Heywood, Lancashire Ut sementem feceris, ita metes - As you sow, so shall you reap ~~~~~~~~~~~~ rmh@rmhh.co.uk http://rmhh.co.uk/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~
23. [LAN] Posting interests [0.970962]
I joined this list a couple of days ago and would like to post my interests.My main family is Hollinrake in the Todmorden area-formerly half in Lancashire half in Yorkshire but now in Yorkshire.I don't get many contacts but I've got a lot on the family.I am also researching- Greenwood,Taylor,Shackleton,Lingard and Kershaw -all around Todmorden.
24. RE: [LAN] Missing URL [0.970962]
Cheers John, spot on. JonB -----Original Message----- From: John Kane [mailto:johnkane@dircon.co.uk] Sent: 30 March 2002 19:27 To: jon@bleasdales.freeserve.co.uk; LANCSGEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [LAN] Missing URL Hello Jon, I think you mean this one... http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hughwallis/IGIBatchNumbers.htm#Page Title Best regards, John Kane Sapcote, Leicestershire. [Lancs: HATCHER - LAVELLE - CROOKHALL - LATERS/LATUS/LAYTOS] ----- Original Message ----- From:
25. [LAN] Grand National/Making History [0.970962]
Just to say hello and let you know that BBC Radio 4 programme 'Making History' is including an item on Tuesday 2nd April at 3pm about The History of the Grand National at Aintree and Captain Martin BECHER of Bechers Brook infamy. If anyone knows anything about Captain BECHER's parents, and his Mother in particular I would be very pleased to have any information. I know that Martin was a Norfolk man, b. 1797 married to Susan DOBREE, and his father was William, a farmer and horse dealer. Many thanks. Eil
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