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1. Re : Chesney [1]
I have looked at the Archdeacons baptism transcipts for Corpusty (incomplete) and can offer the following information : Jemima Thorntom baptised 30th January 1799 daughter of Adam & Mary Mary Thornton baptised 2nd November 1801 (born 27th october) John Thornton baptised 5th december 1802 son of Adam & Mary Ann Thornton batpised 22nd August 1806 daugthet of Adam & Mary (Bullock) Hope this helps Nick Keeler researching Keeler's at www.keeler.themutual.net ______________________________________________
2. Re: failed GRO search/Elizabeth BARBER query [1]
I have been responding off list to all those who gave me advice on my GRO search. (I hope I haven't missed anyone. I was "under the weather" and a little slow to respond.) To Teresa: Right now the earliest Elizabeth BARBER I have was born 1850 in Loddon District. I haven't been able to get back much before 1820s with my BARBERs. Thanks for asking however. I will keep yours in mind. LaVonne >I have an Elizabeth Barber in my line. She married Thomas Gibbs in 1776 at Hemsby. Among their children are Joh
3. KEELER / HILL / LOVE - North Norfolk pre 1800 [1]
Still looking for the birth of my 4 x Great Grandfather John KEELER about 1762 in the Corpusty / Oulton area. He married Esther HILL before 1787 (location unknown) and moved to Corpusty where he raised his family. His son Robert born February 1794 married Phoebe LOVE on 18th October 1814 in Wood Dalling. She was from Swanton Morley and was the daughter of Daniel LOVE and Sarah CHRISTMAS, she was baptised 12th May 1795. Looking for more details of the earlier KEELER / HILL / LOVE / CHRISTMAS families a
4. RE:New Interests_SHREEVE [1]
Hello all SHREEVE researchers. I have an Elizabeth SHREEVE who married Ben WEST in 1794 in St. Simon and St. Jude, Norwich. That's all the information I have on her. Does she sound familiar to any of you? Most of my ancestors were in the Loddon District area. Thanks, LaVonne Ayres "Where there is an open mind, there will always be a frontier."-Charles F. Kettering BARE/BARRE in CA, OH, NY, & PA. JEFFEREE/JEFFREES/JEFFREY in NJ & NY. MITCHELL & STOUT in NJ, NY, & PA. BARBER, BRABBEN/BRABBINS, ROBERT
5. message for Donald Dodman: ALLEN family [1]
Hello sometime ago you sent me some information on the ALLENs in your wifes family, but i can't find your email address to reply to you. I have finally got round to chasing up a few links on this side of my family and i think the familys are connected. Please get in touch. Nathalie Domaingue researching. ALLEN - Kings Lynn, Gt Yarmouth ENGLISH - Wisbech, West Lynn, Murrow, Spalding GORBOULD - Kings Lynn, Wroxham RUMBELOW - Downham Market, Welney ______________________________________________________
6. Kenwick Hall [1]
Hi all I am trying to find out information about a place called Kenwick Hall near Clenchwarton. I have found it on the map, but can't find any information about it. Apparently it was owned by my ENGLISH family at some point in the 20th century, my mum remembers visiting her 3 spinster great aunts when she was young. Can anyone help? Nathalie. Researching: ALLEN - Kings Lynn, Gt. Yarmouth COSENS - Fincham ENGLISH - Kings Lynn - Spalding, Lincs GORBO(U)LD - Wroxham RUMBELOW - Downham Market, Welney,
7. Advice on failed GRO search, please [1]
Hello listers, Today I received a reply from the GRO in reference to a birth certificate I had requested. :-( My request was for a Jonathan BARBER, born in Loddon District about 1845. I recently had found a Jonathan BARBER in Loddon in the March 1845 quarter on the FreeBMD. The volume number was given as 13. The page number I thought was suppose to be 47. There is a space between the 4 and the 7. Does this mean there is suppose to be another number there? The reply stated there was no one by that na
8. Re: Obtaining Birth certificates in Norfolk [0.972688]
Lynn What a marvellous idea and one I am sure many would be grateful for. I live in New Zealand and am never quite sure where to send for certificates, what their costs are and what is available. Jennie ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, October 01, 2001 2:46 AM Subject: Re: Obtaining Birth certificates in Norfolk > Hi Martin > I can obtain copies of certificates from the Norfolk registry office all in > an hour, they cost only #6 .50
9. Re: SKS [0.972688]
Easy, Some Kind Soul!!!!!! But it did take me some time to decipher. Janet ----- Original Message ----- From: Graham Bould To: Sent: Sunday, September 30, 2001 1:35 PM Subject: SKS > Hello Listers All, > > I've been a subscriber to this list for several weeks now and I've been very patiently (for me!) trying to decode 'SKS', as in the phrase "Can SKS please tell me....." and I am stumped. I can't think of three relevant, sensible words that those lette
10. Re: SKS [0.972688]
Hi Graham, it means Some Kind Soul. Ray
11. Re: Resubscribing. [0.972688]
Hello Fred, Not at the moment. So far most of mine seem to be BURTON-PYE but I can't seem to find when the two merged. They are mainly in and around Sth. Repps.I'll keep your message on file and if I find anything else I'll let you know. Thanks for the note it is much appreciated, Janet. ----- Original Message ----- From: Frederick Pye To: Sent:
12. Re: Ellis [0.972688]
Hi, Here's what I have on Alfred Howes: Born 25 June 1888, Father Alfred Howes , Mother Annie Ellen Beckett . He died 17 Oct. 1958 , married to Florence Edith Ellis on 12 Feb 1908/9. That's all I'm afraid. Regards Bridget
13. GIBBS-THIRKETTLE/THURKETTLE/THURTLE-LONG-PRESLAND- [0.972688]
Greetings! Anyone have these in their TREE? These are my GIBBS Family: William GIBBS b. abt 1767 m. Mary or Sarah THIRKETTLE or THURTLE; His Son: Isaac GIBBS b. 5 Nov 1805 Hemsby, Norfolk, England d. 7 Jan 1878 Hemsby, married Frances NEWTON b.1806 West Somerton, Nfk, England d. 30 Dec 1874 Hemsby; His Son: William GIBBS b. abt 1837 Hemsby married Amelia (Emilia) LONG 1 Sep. 1861 St Nicholas Church, Great Yarmouth b. abt 1837 Hemsby; His Son: Arthur Augustus LONG [became GIBBS when William married Am
14. Re: Request for help with historical setting [0.972688]
I'd be interested, very interested, in this sort of detail too. I suspect so would a lot of other listers. Would you be willing to pass on some of the info you receive, Jan? thanks Dawn (Melbourne, Australia) ----- Original Message ----- From: "jan white" To: Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2001 7:53 AM Subject: Request for help with historical setting > As part of a course I am doing at college, I am writing (attempting to) a children's novel which is
15. Re: National Burials Index [0.972688]
Hi Ian Take a look at this URL There's a list of parishes covered at the bottom of the page http://www.ffhs.org.uk/General/Projects/NBI.htm Rob, the Mundesley Hermit, Norfolk UK email: hermit@btinternet.com web: http://www.oldnorfolk.net/
16. Re: Requesting Information: FULLER [0.972688]
Hope this helps - All these fit your criteria Head: FULLER, Robert Neighbors 136419 Name Relationship Mar Age Sex Occupation Birthplace Robert FULLER Head M 52 M Silk Weaver Braintree-ESS Ales FULLER Wife M 44 F --- Yarmouth-NFK Ales FULLER Daur U 17 F Silk Weaver Yarmouth-NFK Robert FULLER Son - 15 M Scholar Yarmouth-NFK Thomas FULLER Son - 13 M Scholar Yarmouth-NFK Joseph FULLER Son - 11 M Scholar Yarmouth-NFK William FULLER Son - 6 M Scholar Yarmouth-NFK Henry FULLER Son - 4 M Scholar
17. RE: Old Parish Records Question [0.972688]
i don't believe the mutiple baptisms had anything more behind it than perhaps a parish priest motivating his flock to get the unbaptised baptised. i have a grouping of GRISTON who were done in Hingham on 28 May 1787. David Grifson and Mary nee BOUDEN baptised Judith age 10 m. WILKINSON* James age 10 may have married FRANCIS Miles age 6 Sarah infant after a seven year gap David and Mary returned to baptise Ann in Oct 1794 m. BUNTON Charles 1796 *WILKINSON Judith and her hubby John had Goss Wilkinson b. S
18. Repeated names. [0.972688]
I have a Richard King born abt 1809 in Downham who named his first son Richard Reuben King.The son named his second son Richard Reuben King and he in turn named his son Richard Reuben King. In each case the father was very much alive. Penny
19. re Incurable [0.972688]
Thank you to everyone on the list who replied to my posting. It was only posted because I thought it was funny -- but then I have a peculiar sense of humour -- and I believe that a little laughter never does anyone any harm. Ann D
20. Re; Occupation [0.972688]
Hi Everyone Transcribing a Parish register for Gt Yarmouth St Nicholas 1884- Have come across "Rank or profession of Father = Ransacker" The mind runs wild! regards Shona http://www.cave-kids.com RESEARCHING UK/YORKS/NORFOLK/SUFFOLK/LINCS/IRL Beckett Billany Bosman Booth Bradley Boulder Bowles Brooks Carter Cotton Cressey Critten Dry Dunning Durrant Edgar Etherington Fuller Gravaline Gell Howard Keeping Lunn Miller Organ Osborne Pickering Riches Shapland Simpson Skipper Smith Thompson Verity Wells Wil
21. Re: UK Birth Certificates ? [0.972688]
Richard & Annette Dyball wrote: > > Is this the norm ? As to me it seems , without the registry stamp , it is issued with out obligation or certification , and may not be considered a true and correct copy ? Yes, that's quite normal. I've never known a certificate to be stamped in any way to confirm its authenticity. The certificate form is designed to be hard to fake and the registrar's signature will be a matter of record in its own right so I doubt if there is any need to worry. Keith -- Web Site:
22. Re: BMD CD [0.972688]
Sorry, my mistake it is the Vital Records Index and also the National Burial Index, maybe it's just my hard luck that they haven't been of any use, or maybe I'm just being a bit thick. Regards Bridget
23. Re: Meaning of the term "senior" [0.972688]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Steve Simmonds" To: Sent: 31 October 2001 15:19 Subject: Meaning of the term "senior" > I have been looking at an 18th Century Parish Register entry - the marriage > of a John Symonds, where one of the witnesses, also a John Symonds, is > referred to as John Symonds "senior" > > My question is - does this certainly mean a father-son relationship or could > it simply mean an older relative of the same name (eg cousin)
24. Posting interests [0.972688]
Hi Just discovered from the Ipswich 1851 Census my ggggfather was born in Brockdish Norfolk in 1811. I have never heard of this place so can someone help me locate it please. Also is anyone else researching the Warne/Walne family? I would love to hear from you. Janice nee Warne (Dorset UK)
25. Re: ROSS/ ALDERTON thetford -Norwich - Aylsham 1800s [0.972688]
Hi I have a MARY ANN ALDERTON born about 1806, in Norfolk possibly Great Cressingham, Saham Toney or around that area, if you are interested reply off line to sheila@gil.com.au At 06:48 PM 10/13/01 -0700, you wrote: >Hi Anyone researching ALDERTON or ROSS in Thetford. I have a marriage for >a Henry Ross to Mary Ann Alderton St Peters Thetford 1832. They are in >Norwich by the 1841 census,both 25 years old, weavers - but I cannot find >place of birth for either of them. And it is a bit of a my
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