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1. 1881 census CDROM [1]
For aussie listers, the LDS at Carlingford is now taking orders for the 1881 census CDROM You can order from 02/98415447 with credit card. Cost of 55.00 for 24 CD complete set to be delivered from Salt Lake direct in June Bi Anne in Marvellous Melbourne
2. kerenhappuch [1]
Seeing the recent chat about this name, I put in the 1851 census CDROM and typed in the name Kerenhappuch and it listed 7 people with this name I then typed in Keren and it returned 14 people with a second name spelled variously as Happuch/Halipuch/Habbuck/H/Happach/Happuck Typing in Kerren gives people with a second name Hepock/Huppuch As none of these second names seem to come up as a surname, I guess they are just a variation on Kerenhappuch, but whether this is the census collectors interpretation or
3. Norfolk Regt. in India c 1910 [0.971014]
Hi, I have the history of the Norfolk Regt. ; in addition, my father was serving with the regiment in India c 1911- 1914. I missed your original message ! What info. do you need ? Vic Potter, Canada Vic
4. Beckett from Norfolk [0.971014]
Hi ! Does anyone have any info on my Becketts from Mattishall? Elijah Beckett b. Dec. 11 1842 John F. Beckett b. July 27 1845 went to USA abt 1865, Wilmington Del. m. Florence Doyle 1867 m. Margaretta Boone 1880, ch. George Edward b.1892 Estella Florence b. 1885 John Henry b. 1883 Charles J.H. Beckett b. 1852 d. 1901 USA abt 1865 m. Rachel Thompson Edward Beckett b. 1862 m. Phoebe King John Thomas Beckett I have more info on t
5. Re: LUDHAM CHURCH [0.971014]
Hi Tom, Fellow Islander, just as a side note on Ludham which is about 14 miles N.E. of Norwich. I expect to be in the area in mid July so if you can wait that long I shall be happy to take a few photos. Let me know before mid June. Regards, Tony on overcast V.I. Tom Underwood wrote: > > Greetings from Vancouver Island: > Can anyone tell me anything about Ludham Church? I am trying to > trace the life of my grandfather, Martin Underwood. He was an architect > in England in the last half of the 19
6. 1881 Census CD [0.971014]
I was wondering if anyone else is having any trouble with the new 1881 CD. I can' t seem to get from the list of surnames to the census information about that person. Does anyone have any suggestions? Helena New Hampshire, U.S.A. hthayden@juno.com
7. Mystery - I need help. [0.971014]
Dear list. I need help! I am looking for information to try and solve this puzzle. I have a Robert Watts - Baptism 1816 August 25 Robert, son of William Watts & Maria (nee Sherwood), born in Beachamwell; Details of the 1851 census tie in ; Robert Watts- Head- M 35 -M Butcher - Beachamwell Ann Watts-wife- M 29 -F --Oxburgh - Norfolk Robert Watts Son - 3 M ---Oxburgh Maria Watts Daur - 1 F ---Shingham - Norfolk William Watts - Neph - 10 M Scholar - Beachamwell. Address: Denver Road, Downham Census Place:
8. Re: NORFOLK-D Digest V99 #476 [0.971014]
Unsubscribe At 07:21 AM 5/16/99 -0700, you wrote: >NORFOLK-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 476 > >Today's Topics: > #1 GRO INDEX CODES ["Juanita Hadwin" #2 Re: "or even deflowered?" et al ["Brian Evans" #3 Re: Unusual name [Lisa Dayley #4 Re: PHILPOT [Irene Rees ] > #5 Re: WARD/NEWSON of Aldeby ["J.Ellis-Newman"
9. "CHRONPLEASE" [0.971014]
Sorry Rita I sent this twice but the first one went without my email address. Yes , I would very much appriciate a copy , and I thank you for your kindness. Richard Dyball dyballr@tpg.com.au Hawlesbury , NSW , Australia
10. Re: Grt. Yarmouth- Rows [0.971014]
>Hi Listers, ........ >From the 1851 census only Rows 10 to 34 seemed to exist. My question is >was there a massive demolition, boundary change or renumbering between >1842 & 1851? By the 1851 census my Joseph & Louisa had totally >disappeared !!! >The history of Grt Yarmouth only mentions their destruction in WWII. ....... >Tony Dann >Vcitoria B.C. I think you may have overlooked some enumeration districts when searching the 1851 census. In the CD-ROM version, I have found addresses in Row 88 at HO 107/
11. Census Surname Indexes [0.971014]
Does anyone know if there are any Census Surname Indexes for Norwich/Norfolk apart from the 1881 Census? If so, where are they available and what is the cost? Many thanks. Chris Darvill eMail : chris@cdarvill.freeserve.co.uk Home Page : http://www.cdarvill.freeserve.co.uk/default.htm/ Researching: DARVILL/DARVILLE/DARVELL - London COLVEY - Norfolk ENGLISH - Wiltshire PARRATT - London SEACHFIELD - London STARMER - Harpole, Northampton THACKER - Northampton WEBSTER - Norfolk YALLOP - Norfolk
12. wot no mail! [0.971014]
Dear List, We too have been unable to send or receive mail from Friday 21st through to Monday 24th. and although we have now received the contents of our mail box, it is obvious that much mail is forever lost in cyberspace! If anyone has been waiting for a reply from us or has anything for us please let us know. Also if any kind person has a digest for the 21st and 22nd and wouldn't mind forwarding it to us we would very much appreciate this. Thank you for your help. Regards Derek and Linda linda@gidney.
13. new subscriber [0.971014]
Good morning, I now realize that I have subscribed on my wife's address. I will have to change that soon. I am researching LLOYD's and ELWIN's of Thurning Hall in Norfolk. Richard LLOYD married Sarah ELWIN in 1799. Children were Richard Hastings LLOYD, Edward, Elwin Owen, Merrick, and Harry. First two children were born at Thurning Hall and the remainder were born in Toronto, Ontario. I would like to hear from anyone researching these names. Rob
14. Baptism at home (Was: Working out period of Births ? From Baptism dates) [0.971014]
Helen Weddell wrote: > If a new born is considered at risk it could be baptised at the place of > birth within minutes of arrival. Yes, and many parish register entries have the words "..... was baptised privately" alongside the entry. This does not mean that someone paid a fee for a special service - the child was baptised "in private" i.e. at home. You may find that a number of children were "baptised privately" at the same time. Presumably the vicar persuaded the parents to do the Christian thin
15. Re: NORFOLK-D Digest V99 #451 [0.971014]
Unsubscribe -----Original Message----- From: NORFOLK-D-request@rootsweb.com To: NORFOLK-D@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, May 09, 1999 12:56 PM Subject: NORFOLK-D Digest V99 #451
16. Le Strange - Kelly's 1883/1900 [0.971014]
Following up on the interest in the Le Strange family, from Kelly's 1883 for Hunstanton: "Church of St Mary the Virgin, south porch restored in the memory of Mr le Strange, monuments to the le Strange family and a stained glass window by F. Preedy erected by the younger children of Mr le Strange and their mother to his memory. The living is in the gift of Hamon le Strange and held since 1879. le Strange Arms - family and commercial hotel (publican Charles Wales). Hamon le Strange D.L., J.P., Hunstan
17. RE: BOOTON / REEPHAM Churches and Descriptions of Norfolk Villages [0.971014]
Phil, I would love a look up on the church at Carleton Rode if it is in your book. Some day I would like to go there and see the village for myself, but until then.. Much appreciated, Marjorie Hankins, Ontario, Canada. -----Original Message----- In Arthur Mee's The King's England - Norfolk, (1972) I found:
18. 1881 census [0.971014]
Can anyone tell me whether the new CD is Mac-compatible, please? Richard Green researching OLDMAN, FEETHAM, MORLEY, RANDALL, WHISTLER, GREENFIELD in sw Norfolk MEWSE in ne Suffolk LATTER, GREEN in se Suffolk
19. Re: Buried in sheeps woollen [0.971014]
Phil Jones wrote: < I came across a period in the West Bradenham PR < where people were described as being "buried in < sheeps woollon only". Actually, I believe it started off < as "buried in sheeps woollon, and nothing but sheeps < woollon" but it got shorter as time went on and ended up < as just "buried in sheeps woollon". This went on from about < 1670 to 1705. I assume it was one of those quaint laws that < was in effect for a while. Can anyone shed any light on it? Here is some info on this subje
20. Re: Mahala [0.971014]
In a message dated 5/17/99 4:20:01 PM Pacific Daylight Time, chris@hicksbinder.freeserve.co.uk writes: << Mahalah, Mahala and Mehala. >> Mahalia Aramaic marrow/fat Mahala Mahalah Mahalar Mahaliah Mahalla Mahela Mahelea Maheleh Mahelia Mahila Mahilia Mahlah Mahlaha Mehala Mehalah Mehalia Robert
21. Tundridge Wells FHS address please, NAMES also [0.971014]
In message <01ed01be9e9a$06822fe0$c35908c3@default>, Francesca Braham writes >Kerenhappuch was one of the daughters of Job (Old Testament, Bible) and was >used mainly in teh late 17th/early 18th century. His other daughters were >Jemima and Kezia. My daughter (one year old yesterday) is called Kezia (a >name I kept coming across while researching and liked so much I called my >first-born it!). The only people who have ever heard of it are fellow >family historians! I was the chai
22. New Posting [0.971014]
Trying to find any connections to the CRAFER family. Earliest known CRAFER was John who married 1700 Frances HALL at Swaffham he died 1711. Son John b 1702 married (1) Margaret Titsel in 1729 and (2) Susannah Main in 1742. By Susannah he had at least one child namely John b 1745 who married Eliabeth SCULFER in 1769 and had at least two sons Thomas b 1781 and John b 1790. This John married Sarah CULLING on 7 March 1815 and had the following issue : John CRAFER b 9 Aug 1815 d August 1815 Robert CRAF
23. FUTTERs of Burnham Thorpe [0.971014]
Is anyone out there researching the above family ??? Peter
24. Re: Stokseby Youngs [0.971014]
Hello Barbara, We live near to Wickhampton and there are still YOUNGS in the area. We will check it out for you. Regards Derek and Linda linda@gidney.swinternet.co.uk -----Original Message----- From: William Worth To: NORFOLK-L@rootsweb.com Date: 26 April 1999 22:53 Subject: Stokseby Youngs > Scurell Youngs born Wickhampton 1837 Died 1929 Stokesby > Looking for Descendants. > Barbara Youngs Worth > bworth@knightwave.com > >
25. North Wootton Public Houses [0.971014]
Can anybody please advise me regarding Inns/Public Houses in North Wootton >From the Landranger O.S map and the 1885 O.S map it appears there is a Inn near the Church and a Public House on Ling Common Rd called the Red Cat.Can anyone confirm the present name of these two establishments.Any history or dates would be an added bonus.One of my ancestors appears to have been the Publican at the Red Cat in 1851but beyond this I have no information. Any advise or information would be appreciated.
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