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Searching for: +path:litchfield +(+date:feb +date:2008)
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1. Marriage of William Litchfield April 1st 1839 [1]
Hi Litchfield researchers, Recently someone posted the marriage details of William Litchfield batchelor of Eldon Street Sneinton, occupation Lace Maker, Father John Lace maker, and Eliza Goodall spinster living Walker Street, father John, Malster. Witnesses Thomas and Harriet Goodall, on 1 April 1839. William and Eliza made their mark and both were of age. I believe that William is the son of John Litchfield and Dorothy Birch, born 9 Dec 1811, and Eliza Goodall was born about 1818. They had six childr
2. Re: Free DNA test [1]
So what do these tests tell you and how does it help with your genealogy. David Litchfield On Feb 12, 2008 4:09 PM, Don and Dorothy Litchfield wrote: > I just completed my DNA testing with Family Tree DNA for 37 values. I > would > be interested in sharing my results with other Litchfield's if anyone is > interested. I have also joined the British Isles Group II list in hopes of > making a connection there. > Don Litchfield > >
3. RE: Sarah Elizabeth Litchfield's marriage [1]
Hi list, An earlier notice had the details below:- *Subject: Re: [NTT] Marriages from Nottm Arkwright St Methodist Church*> *March 29th 1880*> *Herbert William Hill aged 20 years, a bachelor, living at Neville Street.> Occupation Book Keeper. Father, dead, no occupation given.*> *Sarah Elizabeth Litchfield aged 19 years, a spinster, living at Livingstone> Street. Father, Litchfield, no occupation given.*> *No witnesses given. ------------- I have looked at my Litchfield tree and found a Sarah (Hannah) E
4. William Litchfield - Marriages from Sneinton St Stephen [1]
Here is some information which may help someone. St Stephen's, Sneinton is in Nottingham UK. (Just over the road from the home of William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army). ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: barbara Date: Feb 10, 2008 3:13 AM Subject: Re: [NTT] Marriages from Sneinton St Stephen To: David Litchfield *Hello David,* ** *Here is your marriage request.* ** *April 1st 1839* ** *William Litchfield of full age, a ba
5. Re: Free DNA test [1]
Hello John Thanks for the explanation. I think I understand that :-) How does the matching happen? Is it something you can do yourself or do you have to get an expert to do it for you? I can't quite visualise the process involved, not having seen one of these tests. Sorry to be a bit dense! Cheers David Litchfield On Feb 13, 2008 11:44 AM, John Litchfield wrote: > Hi David, > > Currently they test two lines. There is one part of DNA that records the > mother's DNA and there
6. Re: Free DNA test [1]
I just completed my DNA testing with Family Tree DNA for 37 values. I would be interested in sharing my results with other Litchfield's if anyone is interested. I have also joined the British Isles Group II list in hopes of making a connection there. Don Litchfield ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Litchfield" To: Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2008 5:27 AM Subject: Free DNA test >I was sent this DNA test information from the Sorenson Molecular G
7. Sarah Elizabeth Litchfield [1]
Here is some more information which may help someone, kindly sent to me by another researcher. This church is in Nottingham, England. ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: barbara Date: Feb 17, 2008 2:35 PM *Subject: Re: [NTT] Marriages from Nottm Arkwright St Methodist Church* To: David Litchfield *Hello David,* ** *Here is your marriage request. Some rather odd entries in this register, this is one of them! I have checked and the marriage did take place.* ** *Ma
8. Free DNA test [1]
I was sent this DNA test information from the Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation: http://www.smgf.org/index.jspx It is free service - apart from the return postage. I signed up for it and received the DNA swab. Regards John Litchfield
9. RE: Free DNA test [1]
Hi David, Currently they test two lines. There is one part of DNA that records the mother's DNA and there is a another that traces the father's inherited DNA. For our purposes, the father's DNA allows us to determine if there are links between different lines. Statistically, it can calculate in generations and in time between two people the likely distance between a common ancestor. For example, take two Litchfield lines. We might be able to trace back five generations. DNA testing might indicate that
10. Ernest E Litchfield [1]
I am forwarding information given to me by another researcher in case it is of interest to anyone. (Radford St Peter is Nottingham UK) ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: barbara Date: Feb 1, 2008 1:19 PM Subject: Re: [NTT] Burials from Radford St Peter To: David Litchfield Hello David Ernest E Litchfield burial date December 5th 1900 aged 2 years of 187, Berridge Road. best wishes Barbara
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