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1. [LAN] DE-Hoghton [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. If you can read this line, your email software does not support this format. --MyFaMiLyMiMeBoUnDaRy02292000 Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit If any one out there could identify a photo of one the Knights of DE-Hoghton could you please respond to this and I will e-mail a IPG photo that I have. Philip Read _____________________________________________________________________ Get your own family web site at at www.MyFamily.com! --MyFaMiL
2. [LAN] subscribe [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. If you can read this line, your email software does not support this format. --MyFaMiLyMiMeBoUnDaRy02292000 Content-Type: (null) Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit _____________________________________________________________________ Get your own family web site at at www.MyFamily.com! --MyFaMiLyMiMeBoUnDaRy02292000--
3. Re: [LAN] Bell & Howell ABR2000 Fiche Reader/Printer [1]
Hi Malcolm, I would be interested in any fiche you should happen to receive about the Huyton area. I have been looking into getting the 1891 Census for Huyton and I am waiting for the extimate to arrive via an email. I too have a fiche machine that I would love to start using now that I have more indoor time with winter arriving. Tracy in Toronto Canada Interested in the Lydiatt Family from Huyton _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer a
4. [LAN] purchasing 1891 microfiche, Huyton [1]
Good Morning, I am interested in purchasing the 1891 microfiche for the Huyton area, can anyone point me in the right direction?? Tracy in Toronto Canada _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
5. [LAN] Family History Radio [0.969722]
Hi Listers, The following was posted on the Ireland mailing list and I thought I'd share it with all of you. > Family History Radio for the Internet > > Splitrock Communications of Draper, Utah has announced a new > service: Family History Radio for the Internet. This new "Internet > radio station" will be available on line 24 hours a day, seven > days a week. "Our mission is to provide the genealogy community > with the latest news, product developments, services and > information in a format that can b
6. [LAN] Confederate Officer Etc [0.969722]
If anyone is interested and wants to contact me, I'll send a transcription from a VERY old school history book I have (grandad pinched it, I think, from school!) which has a chapter about the American Civil War and the resultant cotton famine in Lancashire. The book is so old that it isn't politically correct, of course, but it was written in around 1880 so gives a fascinating glimpse into Lancashire at that time. A Williams Rintintin4141@aol.com
7. RE: [LAN] Christian EASTER [0.969722]
I find names like this often - they're so odd that I spend ages making sure that I'm reading them correctly. I have a Pleasant, Temper, Christmas (went by Christ, no kidding), Love, Cupid, Deli, Lime (went by Limey), Green, Green Lime, Angry, Citrus, New, Old, Saskwatch (went by Sassy) and a handful of others that just threw me off entirely. When I found all the references to Greeny, Limey and Citrus I thought I'd stumbled on some lime farmers - logical, yes? No. Bankers. The weirdest part about it is
8. [LAN] 1901 Browser settings [0.969722]
Hi, I don't usually post messages of this nature as I am not too clear on these tech things....but here goes.. At the FRC yesterday I spotted this notice: 1901 Browser settings... Javascript...enabled Cookies..enabled. Java...enabled SSL...enabled (strongly recommended for secure credit card transactions) Browser should be compliant with: HTML 4.01 Javascript 1.2. Java 1.1. Website optimised with Internet Explorer 5.0 and above and Netscape Navigator 4.5 and above. Now...how do I know if these thing
9. [LAN] [0.969722]
Hi Listers, Could someone please do a look up for me in the 1891 census. I am looking for Samuel Gandy, his wife Mary Alice and their children. The address is 6, Buckley Street, Clayton, Manchester. Thanks a lot. Brenda brtj@optusnet.com.au Western Australia.
10. [LAN] Raily Engine Shed Windles Lancs [0.969722]
Can anyone tell me what Raily Engine Shed in Windes Lancshire England is? Is it a regular train station area or does it somehow belong to say a mine area? Thank you SLC -- mailto:slc33@texas.net
11. [LAN] Lancashire Surname List & BMD Repository [0.969722]
I would just to like to remind, particularly new subscribers, that I host a website that allows you to add your surname interests (free of course) for Lancashire. Currently there are over 16,400 entries on it and I continue to receive about 800 additional entries a month. Still working on an automated entry/update system - yeah I know I keep promising - but am in middle of developing a new purchasing system for my company's ships so this has fallen by the wayside.. There are other surname lists around for L
12. [LAN] Stray for Today - HORSMAN [0.969722]
Found amongst the headstones in Pateley Bridge Cemetery, in beautiful Nidderdale. "In memory of Mary HORSMAN of Rochdale in Lancashire who died July 4th 1860 aged 72 years Also of John HORSMAN son of the above Mary HORSMAN who died March 11th 1853 aged 29 years" Mel Towler, Harrogate, North Yorkshire enquiries@headstones.tv Headstones in Yorkshire http://www.headstones.tv Dedicated to searching for Monumental Inscriptions for your family
13. [LAN] searching for PHILLIPS & DONKIN [0.969722]
Just thought I would re-post my interests once more. PHILLIPS Hindley, Bolton, Oldham. DONKIN Bramley yorks. Lancaster. I am searching the 1891 census for the Donkins, but have been unable to find them as yet, would appreciate any help. Thanks in advance Mavis May.
14. [LAN] HOWARTH (HAWORTH) of Bolton [0.969722]
Correction. My last message should have read HAWORTH not HAYWORTH. Barry Bain
15. Re: [LAN] LHHFS [0.969722]
Hi, That is the BIG R where you pay to record the names you are looking for. You can then write to people who are doing research on the same name same place. I am on it as I did not have a computer in 1999. It is not a place to look for your ancestors. More like their descendants. Joan
16. Re: Subject: Re: [LAN] REGISTRATION DIFFERENCE [0.969722]
A very good thought David. Brian ----- Original Message ----- From: "david wallace" To: Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 1:09 AM Subject: Subject: Re: [LAN] REGISTRATION DIFFERENCE > > > Hi, > > I have seen a few replys to the list on this but none > suggesting the possibility of twins, one dying at an > early age, the other going on living. > > Just a thought. > > Dave in Ottawa, Canada > -------- > > >In message <20011128075103.ISBC4944.wmpmta03-
17. [LAN] New worldwide Project for Genealogy [0.969722]
Received the following (looks suspiciously like spam) with above subject line. Has anyone had experience with this project/site? The note ends by saying one can sign up as a paying member to support the project but it's not necessary. Is this for real? ..... "GedLink is a new project (started last May), whose aim is to CONNECT people researching their family histories in a very SIMPLE and EFFICIENT way. Right now, more than 13,000 people in 56 countries are participating and testing the project - Sharin
18. [LAN] Burnley, Lancashire UK [0.969722]
Hello from a native of Burnley, Lancashire UK (A real Lancashire Lass!) I researching the following names: LANE Bristol to Hunslet, Yorkshire to Burnley LEE Burnley PARKER Burnley (Yes, Butch Cassidy's lot) SCHOFIE(L)D Cliviger, Burnley DELOOZE Hexham, Durham, Haslingden then Burnley BIBBY ? to Burnley DILWORTH Clitheroe to Haslingden to Burnley ASHCROFT Preston to Burnley JONES Wales to Manchester (Bradford/Newton Heath areas) to Burnley Hope to hear from someone soon. Bye the way, if you need any info
19. Re: [LAN] Elton in Lancashire [0.969722]
Try http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/LAN/Elton/ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kath Knowles" To: Sent: Friday, November 16, 2001 12:10 AM Subject: [LAN] Elton in Lancashire > Hi Listers > > Does anyone know where Elton in Lancashire was as recorded in the 1881 census. i can't find it in today's maps unless it is a very small place.
20. [LAN] Salford cemeteries? [0.969722]
Hi List, Could anyone tell me at which cemetery a person would be likely to be buried if they died at Regent Rd,Salford,in 1854? Regards Jan Researching NUTTER - Barrowford/Salford/Heaton Norris/Stockport
21. Re: [LAN] NON GEN - 11 November [0.969722]
Amen to that Ian. I really find it bewildering that so many people feel as we do about the futility of war, that it still happens - and quite often in the name of God/Allah whatever. I sometimes think that He must be up there shaking his head at what we do with the freedom of choice He gave to us.. In Memory of my mum's cousin, from this village, John Neary killed in Italy 17th April 1945, so near to the end and one of the many who didn't make it. He left grieving parents, William & Mary (Polly) Neary and
22. Re: [LAN] Looking for CHELVESTON [0.969722]
Chelveston is in Northamptonshire and features(d) an RAF Site Try a Google search for Chelveston! Alan Cornthwaite ( Researching CORNTHWAITE in Westmorland and Salford,Lancashire) PARKER in Westmorland and Rutland) CRAIG in Salford,Lancs) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ann & Nat Foss" To: Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2001 5:45 PM Subject: [LAN] Looking for CHELVESTON > G
23. [LAN] Thomas Eden/Edon [0.969722]
Hi listers Does anyone have the 1851 census index for Bispham (the one near Ormskirk, not Blackpool) that could have a look for Thomas Eden/Edon/Edden/Eddon. He would probably be aged about 30ish and a blacksmith. Any help much appreciated. Regards Paulette Cater
24. [LAN] BURROWS of ASHTON-U-LYNE [0.969722]
Hello List, I am re-posting my interests. WILLIAM BURROWS b.? his son THOMAS married MARYANN COWARD 11 Feb.1839 children: JOHN WILLIAM b.11 Aug.1839 [Christened at St.Michael's AUL] GEORGE b.6 JULY 1845 [Fleet St. AUL] ROBERT b.14 June 1853 [22 Chapel St. AUL] No doubt there are other siblings. John Burrows Newport,R.I. USA
25. [LAN] YATES families [0.969722]
Probate register at Chester Yates, Samuel, of Ashton within Makerfield 1800 Yates, Thomas, of Wigan, butcher. A. 12 Jun 1812. Marriage license granted at Chester 02 Feb 1697-8 Peter Walthew, of Upholland, co. Lanc., and Ellen Yates, of Latham, co. aforesaid, Spinster. Bondsmen, Thomas Walthew, of Upholland aforesaid, Linnen-Weaver, and Edward Sedgwick, of Lime, co. aforesaid, Clerk. Wills at Somerset House Yates, John, of Ashton, A 1609 Hindley Parish 29 Jun 1802 William Yates, Wigan, ba, & Cicily Hor
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