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1. Re: 1851 census lookup [1]
Hi, Please Disregard my previous comment, it's very early here, not awake yet. Keith in Aus. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brenda King" To: Sent: Saturday, November 01, 2003 4:35 AM Subject: Re: 1851 census lookup > Hello John > > Is this who you're looking for? > > Head: CONSTABLE, Charles Neighbors 190419 > Name Relationship Mar Age Sex Occupation Birthplace > Charles CONSTABLE Head M 32 M Ag Labr Pulham St Mary Magdalen-NFK > Sus
2. Re: CONSTABLE Family [1]
Hi, I have a John CONSTABLE m. Sarah CATER 22 April 1810 in Methwold, however I'm still not sure which Sarah, so cannot be certain as yet that she is my family. I hope this helps and of course if you find out anymore about Sarah CATER before I do I would love to know. Best wishes Helen Researching; WATSON + GORE + CATER + RICHARDSON + ROUGHT + WHITTA + PALMER, in Norfolk/Suffolk MORLEY + BOHANNA + POTTS + KIRK + LYONS + SCOTT + GLASS + CARDY, in Scottish borders / Ireland / N. England MORLEY + SCOTT + NIXON
3. Is Ian Feavearyear out there? [1]
Please can anyone provide contact email address for Ian Feavearyear, one-time active contributor to this list? The most recent address I have no longer connects. Thanks Jenny Stewart (NZ) Interested in ANNESS anywhere
4. Re: More Marriage Lookups [1]
Hi Roger I cant help you with your query but I was wondering if you had a FRANCES NELSON in your family tree as my gt gt grandmother is frances nelson she married Robert Fisher in Baconsthorpe 22 6 1831 and i have no idea where she came from its from her that I get my name Yours Francis ----- Original Message ----- From: "Roger Nelson" To: Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 8:47 AM Subject: More Marriage Lookups > Would SKS help me try and find a couple of marriages w
5. Re: 1851 census lookup [1]
Hi listers Am interested to find out how you can have 2 sons, one 5 months another 3 months. Did Charles have a Harem. Regards Keith in Aust. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brenda King" To: Sent: Saturday, November 01, 2003 4:35 AM Subject: Re: 1851 census lookup > Hello John > > Is this who you're looking for? > > Head: CONSTABLE, Charles Neighbors 190419 > Name Relationship Mar Age Sex Occupation Birthplace > Charles CONSTABLE Head
6. Whitaker/Whittaker [1]
Dear Listers, In 1848 Elizabeth Ann Page married John Christmas Whitaker at St. Nicholas in Great Yarmouth. The 1851 Census shows them in Great Yarmouth still, but after that I can't find out what happened to them. Perhaps they emigrated? Elizabeth had two brothers who migrated to South Australia in the 1850s, but there doesn't seem to be any trace of them all joining up. Can anyone, perhaps researching Whitaker/Whittaker and earlier Whiteacre, shed any light on this please? Iris Page in Auckland
7. RE: 1851 census lookup [1]
The data is arranged as "Name Relationship Mar Age Sex Occupation Birthplace". Thus the M's are M for male not M for month. Ian Fisk http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~fiski -----Original Message----- From: Keith Spooner [mailto:keith.spooner@optusnet.com.au] Sent: Saturday, 1 November 2003 12:06 p.m. To: NORFOLK-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: 1851 census lookup Hi listers Am interested to find out how you can have 2 sons, one 5 months another 3 months. Did Charles have a Harem. Regards Keith in Aust.
8. help please [1]
Hello can SKP please point me in the right direction for an ESSEX list. I am looking for Broxted 1851 census Regards Judy in NZ
9. CHAPMAN lookup please [1]
Is any-one able to look up the marriage of Charles Chapman which I think happened in Salhouse St Faiths parish 1738 or 9 as their first child John was born in 1740. His wife's name was Mary, but no surname is listed in the IGI or Norfolk transcription site for the births of the children and I can't find a marriage. I believe my 5x great grandfather to be their son Roger bp 1745 . Any information at all on this family would be great. thanks, Lyn Dalley New Zealand.
10. RICHARDSON families [1]
Hi Geoff, I have, as far as I know, at present, 2 separate RICHARDSON families; First, I have Tabitha RICHARDSON bp.June 1789 Feltwell daur. of John RICHARDSON & Mary. Tabitha married into my WATSON family by marrying Robert in 1812 at Feltwell ST Mary. Tabitha had siblings, Samuel, jane, John, Maria, Mary, Jemima, Ann & John Simson all born in Feltwell or Hockwold cum Wilton. Second; Frances RICHARDSON bp. August 1808 Brandon daur. of Robert RICHARDSON & Susan. Frances (Fanny) married into my ROUGHT famil
11. Whoops! re: HUGGINS Hockering [1]
I made a mistake in my recent plea for help. It is WILLIAM HUGGINS' marriage to a Hannah someone that I am looking for, not Henry. Elizabeth Pugh Whitehorse, Yukon Canada
12. Re: information (coroner) [1]
My great-grandfather dropped dead on his way to work one morning in Soham, Cambs. in 1889, and an inquest was held. This was - and is still -customary if the deceased was not ill, elderly, and/or under a doctor's care. The coroner determines the cause of death. Ruth USA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Don & Hazel" To: Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2003 8:44 AM Subject: information > Hello, > > I am a new lister, and wondered if anyone can
13. Ancestry.com [1]
Hello List. Does there anyone who has access to the U.S. records on this website who could possibly do a lookup for me. The person in question is Ernest Esgate Scase who appears on the "New York Naturalization Index". Ernest's father Robert was born in Swaffam in about 1826. Thank you, John Esgate
14. Re: finding w w 1 casualties [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Francis Wright" [could somebody give me some pointers on traceing a rellie who died in w w 1, I have checked the C W G C but could not pin point which one was him . any help would be great yours Francis] Try the various indexes to war deaths, from which you can obtain a copy of the death certificate. There are three to try, depending on whether he was officer/other rank, Navy/Army: Indx to Naval War Deaths 1914-1921 Index to Army, other r
15. A Soldiers Letter [1]
Hello Listers I have a copy of a letter dated Sunday 28th April 1916 to a Miss Maud Nelson, New Road, Terrington St Johns, Wisbech, Cambs.( Terrington St Johns is in Norfolk but postal address as given is correct) The letter is signed 'Walter' and my guess is that Maud was/is his sister. Walter gives his 'new address' as '42156 Sniping Section, Cof 35 Inf. Bde. Hd Qrs', (Infantry Brigade Head Quarters is my guess) BEF France. I can't remember where or when I gained this copy but if anyone has a greater cla
16. Re: Robert Smith (needle and haystack comes to mind!) [1]
Hi Paula, There are two possibles for Robert SMITH that died in WW1 that was born in Norwich. Robert SMITH, Rifleman in the Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort's Own) number B/200348. Killed in action on the 21/06/1917 in France & Flanders. Born in Norwich, enlisted in Bury St Edmunds, Sfk, residence Bury St Edmunds. He was also in the Suffolk Regiment, number 26710. Robert William SMITH, Sergt in the Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort's Own) number 6336. Died of wounds in 06/08/1916 at France & Flanders. b
17. Re: PRO visit message [1]
No harm done - a very easy mistake. David ----- Original Message ----- From: "jean stangroom" To: Sent: Thursday, November 20, 2003 10:19 PM Subject: Re: PRO visit message > I must apologise to the list for sending a private message > >
18. Re: Occupation Query [1]
In a message dated 11/17/2003 4:12:57 PM Pacific Standard Time, alan_ellis@telus.net writes: << IMHO you mean the GER, Great Eastern Railway :-) >> So sorry all, was thinking I was responding on the Wiltshire list. LOL Sheila
19. 1851 CENSUS LOOK UP [1]
To all Sharon Richardson sent me the 1851 census on the Boast surname. Thanks larue
20. Re: Marriage Index - Samuel GROOM [1]
Hi Maureen Thanks very much for such a prompt reply - you may well have provided me with a connection. I must now order the Stow Bardolph PR's to find out one way or the other! Many thanks Janet. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Maureen Rust" To: Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2003 11:48 AM Subject: Re: Marriage Index - Samuel GROOM > Here we go then Janet, > GROOM Samuel 12 10 07 ADDERSON Mary Stow Bardolph > > Maureen > ----- Original Message
21. Re: TRAWLER - FISHER PRINCE Registration GY656 [1]
Hi Angela, GY is the registration number for Gt. Yarmouth. Norfolk. Perhaps the Yarmouth newspapers might have something on this trawler, or perhaps the Yarmouth Library, they are very good about such things.. Also there is a chance that someone in Norfolk could look in the Yarmouth Mercury, the local paper, which might help. I know they are filmed and you can get access, at the library I think. ( SN sounds like a Sunderland registration but don't take that as gospel.) Honor. Vanc. Island. ----- Orig
22. Send your requests directly to Roger (was Re: A year in the life of a Norfolk farmer) [1]
Hi all - For those of you interested in Roger's kind offer, please send your request directly to him at waters.edge@starband.net Do not reply directly to this mailing list. This diary will not be appearing on this mailing list either. Cheers - Mark At 08:49 PM 11/16/2003 -0500, Roger Atkins wrote: >For 1815 & 1837 I have "The Norfolk & Norwich Gentleman's >Merchants, Tradesman's Farmers and Graziers complete Memorndum >Book - published byStevenson, Matchett and Stevenson" for W >ATKINS, (William
23. Alfred PHILLIPPO [1]
Hi, If it's of ant interest, I have a Alfred PHILLIPPO who was the miller at Tharston Mill from 1879 to at least 1896. He was actually running the watermill (with steam engine) as well as the nearby towermill. The properties were auctioned on Saturday 18th July 1896. Details of the auctioned property etc is on the Norfolk Mills website Regards, Jonathan Neville ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- Visit our village website www.itteringham.com and
24. RE: Robert GREEN [1]
I am also looking for the birth of a Robert GREEN he died at Weasenham 1825 age 82 born c1743. Married Mary Cooper 24 Aug 1767 Weasenham St Peter. Heather Gooch Horningtoft Norfolk Gooch, Stringer, Hammond, Petchey, Green, Nobes -----Original Message----- From: david.sherwood [mailto:david.sherwood@ntlworld.com] Sent: 30 October 2003 07:48 To: NORFOLK-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Gt Snoring JOHN GREEN Francis Surely your ROBERT is the one born or christened in Sculthorpe on March 23 1781! Did you not
25. Re: National Audit Office Report on the 1901 Census [1]
When viewed on-line, there's also previous reports linked to the article in today's Telegraph. It was very interesting to read in a report originally written on Jan 1st 2002 that (quote) "The 1891 census should be digitally scanned and available online by spring 2003, with the 1881 census following the next year" end of quote. I wonder what happened to that grand plan? Or have the PRO done with the 1891 what they wanted to do with the 1901 - put it on the net without anyone knowing . Search engines - s
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