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Searching for: +path:norfolk +(+date:mar +date:1999)
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1. Re: Walloons/Huguenots [1]
The LDS have the following filmed for Norwich - film no. 1482451 French or Walloon Church Baptisms 1595-1752 Marriages 1599-1611 Monumental inscriptions 1629-1807 Maybe of use to someone. Bi Anne in Oz
2. Burials St Peter Mancroft [1]
If a death is recorded in 1823 in the registers of St Peter Mancroft, would the person have actually been buried in the churchyard or was the Norwich Cemetery in use at that time? Anne in Oz
3. Re: ARMY [1]
Hi to all, Many units were later reformed (if that is the correct term), so if you check fully you may find this has occurred. Haven't been following the thread of this, but if not checked already you may find John M Kitzmiller's "In Search Of The Forlorn Hope" of great assistance. It should be available in major public libraries etc. Regards Lynne Hobart, Tasmania On 26-Mar-99, P JENKINS wrote: >I found some conflicting data it would appear that the 1st/2nd 95 of foot >were at both battles.
4. Re: (Not A Subscriber) king family search [1]
At 20:18 28/02/99 -0800, you wrote: >TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN > >I am writing this letter in response to a suggestion from a contact >I made while reasearching my fathers family. My name is Wayne Charles King >and I have been trying unsuccessfully for several years to establish my >father, Herbert Sidney Kings ancestry and/or any living or deceased >relatives. Gretings, My name is Mike King, and many of my fathers forebears came from the Norwich and Wymondham area. One first reading of your information we
5. Visiting Norfolk--how exciting! [1]
Hi Kate Have a great trip Kate. I'll be in Norfolk at the end of May, too, Alan. Bonnie Ostler
6. MI's from various villages [1]
As well as listing burials at Norwich cemetery (names, date of death, age) the LDS film no 0496511 has listings for the following places ; Bergh Apton Broome Gelderston Kirby Cane Stockton Thurton Thwaite This is well worth a look if you are searching for ancestors from any of these places. Some of them date back to 1600-1700's and up to the late 1900's Aussie Annie
7. Re: AMIS - CROMER- NFK [0.972064]
In message <199903191318.IAA28199@MNSi.Net>, Mabel Higgins writes >If you or others have GOULD information, I should be pleased to pursue it. My late wife had an Emma in High Wycombe, BKM with possible linkm to OXF. >
8. Re: NORFOLK-D Digest V99 #265 [0.972064]
Thank you so much for the info. Yes, if you have accomodation suggestions, please send. We have a hotel in London but I really want to travel around for a few days while we go to Norfolk and be based in that area.
9. ARMY RECORDS [0.972064]
Hi all, Sorry about the fat fingers Mark, how's the list going? This maybe a bit long winded but bear with me. One James Spencer was one of the first settlers on the south Island of New Zealand, marriage number one. He fought at Corunna & waterloo rose to sergeant. How do I find which regiments were ingaged in both battles. Who has the army records for 1809-1815 ? This maybe the only way of tracing him, it will be slow as the army was 25,000 strong. In the mean time I will sit here and very slowly put ove
10. Re: HEAD/WARNER/CROSS/WEBB [0.972064]
The ancestors on my maternal grandmother's side were Warners. I am chasing them up at the moment around the North Norfolk area. I may be able to help somewhere. Tina Sherwood.
11. Re: Rayner [0.972064]
Noting the interest in the Rayner name, following are some that I have: Norwich Diocese, Thorpe St. Andrews, (next Norwich) Parish Registers (LDS Film 1565275) Baptised John son of John and Susan Rayner, 3 Jun 1733 Page 46, marriage 134. John Rayner(X) of this Parish, single man, and Mary Fulcher of the same Parish, singlewoman, married in the Church by banns 1 May 1796. Bap. 5 Feb 1797 Jane, daugh. of John Rayner and Mary , his wife, born 7th inst. Bap. 8 Sep 1799, John son of John Rayner and Mary
12. THORPE ASYLUM [0.972064]
Hi Jessica, found your info and list of patients in Thorpe Asylum most interesting, if abit sad. I have to admit I hav`nt heard of paralysis as a menopausal symptom before?! Anyhow could you or anyone else tell me whom I should contact to try and get the records of my g-uncle who died there in 1945. Cheers from Ruth in a wonderfully wet Adelaide.( We have had almost no rain since last November, while many other parts of Australia have been awash for months.) -- Researching FRAMINGHA
13. Marraige Records [0.972064]
David, Though there were no "certificates" issued as such prior to 1837, but it is possible that the paper copy of a "Marriage Licence" may hay been issued and survived (refer local County Record office). Before that of course there were the issue of allegations and bonds, which may be found (if you are lucky)! Adrian -----Original Message----- From: David Booty To: NORFOLK-L@rootsweb.com Date: 03 March 1999 20:06 Subject: Re: (Not A Subscriber) Re:Mar
14. LDS site [0.972064]
Hi all. About the LDS site that Mark sent...Just leave off the last part. Use only http://globalgenealogy.com/ That opens right up in either IE or Netscape for me. Hope this helps. Evelyn Researching: DELIGHT-any place any time in UK. http://www.lucernevalley.net/home/delight
15. Re: (Not A Subscriber) Re:Marriage Certificate Information? [0.972064]
Hello: Sorry to tell you but the certificate you need is just about 2 years too early for the civil registers. The best hope you have is to locate a marriage license or find the marriage in the parish registers. Good luck! Cheers, Linda Rochester, Michigan On Tue, 02 Mar 1999 13:35:53 -0800 "Harvey Carver" (by way of Mark Howells ) writes: >With thanks to David: I would like to know what information can be >found on >a certificate? >What is the usual cost to order a ce
16. Re: DYBALL/DYBLE [0.972064]
In a message dated 3/10/99 1:27:14 PM Eastern Standard Time, DYBLEANMER@aol.com writes: > My interest is in the name DYBLE/BYBALL or what ever spelling. I have a > database list of some 1700 people of this name of which 1400 are of Norfolk > origin and mainly pre 1900. My Anne Dyble married Roger Goffin B 1900. Kids not dates Bazil, Joyce, Gerrald, Harold,Kennth. Dorothy Goffin b 1908 Married Arthur Dyball kids Mary, June, William, Christine. John Liption Sheales Married Lillian Dyble kids Lewis, C
17. The updated Ancestral File [0.972064]
Hi all - Earlier there was a question regarding what was on the updated Ancestral File CD-ROMs at our local Family History Centers. I took a look at it tonight and I found that the Ancestral File has been expanded by two discs (from 7 to 9) with an additional 6 million names. Some URLs regarding the AF: http://www.utw.com/~tornado/ancfile.html http://www.lds.org/en/2_Welcome_to_the_FHC/Ancestral_File.html I hope this helps - Mark -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ markhow@oz.
18. Re: A village reborn [0.972064]
Peter and fellow Listers-- I just looked at a web page called "Virtual New Amsterdam" New York City in the 1660's. It's the reconstruction of the dream village right on the web for all to see. It's great. Address: teachout.org/vna/map.html Try not to miss it. Tom Wicks New Jersey Peter Blades wrote: > > I have been overwelmed by emails from others who obviously > have the same dream of bringing alive the village of their > ancestors. > > Must it remain a dream, or could it really be done? > > Som
19. CLAXTON/FINCHAM [0.972064]
Hi group! Been away for a while..doing the nana thing!! I had to sign off in January and have finally gotten back. I thought I would post my surnames again and see if anyone is new on the list or some others have maybe linked to me.....wouldnt that be nice.. James Claxton birth date unknown born in Brandon, Suffolk, lived in Thetford Norfolk married Sarah Fincham born about 1826 or sooner born in Brandon Suffolk, lived in Thetford Norfolk marriage date unkown, or where unknown, Had a son Alfred CLAXTON b
20. Thanks to the list [0.972064]
The "list" has really come through for me!!! I just don't know how to start to thank all of you that have responded to my plea for help concerning the LDS. First of all, I don't harbor any ill feelings to the LDS and this is not going to be my last visit. I refuse to give up. Everyone has bad days once in awhile and that includes me. I will definately be more prepared the next time I go, thanks to all of you. I started to answer some messages individually but couldn't keep up. I now have had over 30
21. Re: New Surnames [0.972064]
Thank you Bob and others who have replied to the above. I don't see any present connections but will keep the information 'on file' for possible future reference. Jenny Jaybury@aol.com
22. Huguenots in Norwich [0.972064]
Greetings Can anyone provide me with a short (few sentences) local history of the Huguenots in Norwich? Mark Williment La Loche, Saskatchewan, Canada
23. Thurtle [0.972064]
Hello, I have details of an Emma Thurtle born about 1848 in Hemsby. Any use to you?? Sara
24. NEED EMAIL ADDY! [0.972064]
Help! John Mellors if you see this please send me your new email address. I lost all my addys when my computer went down. If any one has John's new addy in England can they please send it to my email address rather than tie up the list. Thanks a million. Sandra Dube' emaito: wdube@cancom.net
25. Re: Depwade Birth Registration [0.972064]
In a message dated 3/23/99 10:08:58 PM Eastern Standard Time, bonesrb@senet.com.au writes: > Subject: Depwade Birth Registration NFHS Internet Branch - Map of Depwade Registration District in Norfolk, England
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