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1. Re: RANT [1]
Hi Betty I only came up with the same as Brenda on the 1851 census.however on the 1881 James Rant Widow 57 b Norwich Charles Rant son U 23 b Norwich Living at 52 Northumberland street Heigham On the Free BMDs there is a marriage Jun Qtr 1881 (after census) ref 4b 311 James Rant Lydia Blyth Martha Mutton Charles Arthur Rumbold Could this be a second marriage for james? Hope of some help Maureen in Oz e -----Original Message----- From: Betty Martins To: NORFOLK-L@rootsweb.com
2. Re: Pre 1837 marriage transcripts [1]
Dear Glenn, From my experience it's hit and miss as to whether the father's name was recorded at a marriage - I've found some from that timeframe were, but lots more weren't. If one of the partners was under age sometimes the father or other relative had to give permission for them to marry, and this is recorded. Regards, Jeanette. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 5:49 AM Subject: Pre 1837 marriage transcripts > Hi Lis
3. Re: GUNTON [1]
Bonnie, I know that the paper mill at Lyng Morley came to grief as a result of said riots in 1832 - do you have any information on that? Jonathan Neville ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- Visit our village website www.itteringham.com and also the Norfolk Mills site at www.norfolkmills.co.uk Although this email has been scanned by Sophos Anti Virus for viruses, it is the responsibility of the recipient to ensure they have adequate anti-virus defen
4. Re: OCCUPATION SCAVENGER [1]
Any info on other silk mills , I have a loose canon who I cannot place accurately who was a silk weaver Born nr Harleston in 1799, JOHN LOVE was in Norwich great hospital in 1881 together with his wife ELIZA LOVE (born 1814 Harleston) I just can not connect this man but am sure he is part of our tree. Any replies please forward me off list as i am away on holiday tomorrow (3/9/03) for 2 weeks and will be unsubscribing as of 1800 hrs tomorrow Tony. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Millward"
5. Suffield Will Trust [1]
Hi, I would be most obliged if someone who will be going to the Norfolk Record Office (or wherever its holdings are at the moment), could look up a document for me. Suffield Will Trust File - Agreement for sale - ref. MC501/162, 754 x 2 - date 1915 Yours in hope, Shirls.
6. Re: Which one is my Wiliam Leeder? [1]
Hi Brenda Thank you for that information. It concludes that if my Richard? married, it was either not in that time period or was somewhere else, maybe Suffolk? The William born to Elizabeth in Dennington. This Elizabeth Leader/Leeder was baptised in 1806, so this would have made her about 22 by 1828. I suppose the only way to check this couple out, is to look for Elizabeth and Richard Finch with a child called William Leeder/Leader on the 1841 for Diss? Thanks for the information Brenda, I think it answers
7. Re: Royals 1901 Census [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Eric Dodman" To: Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 12:35 AM Subject: Re: Royals 1901 Census > Hi Ruth, > If you do an address search for Buckingham Palace in the 1st > line and London in the 2nd line, you will find it after 155B Buckingham > Palace Road and another entry after 112 Buckingham Palace Road. There are > also a lot of mews and lodges associated with the Palace > I expect that you can
8. Re: 1841 Look-up [1]
To echo Dave's point. Since most of the censuses were taken at the end of the first quarter, there is approximately a three in four chance that the standard calculation of the year of birth given on most census sites is one year later than the actual year of birth. And then add on an allowance for the inaccuracies and downright lies that people told (and still tell) about their ages and those of their wives and relatives (not to mention the uninformed or wilful guesses about the ages of their servan
9. My Interests -STANDLEY [1]
I'm a fairly new lister and have 'lurked' for a few weeks, but now here are my interests. Currently they are STANDLEYs, my Grandfather was Arthur Frederick STANDLEY b. 1885 in Kings lynn my Gt Grandfather was Frederick William STANDLEY b. 1861 in Cambridgeshire, but appears to have lived in various parts of Norfolk. my GtGt grandfather was John Cross STANDLEY 1817-1884 m to Mary Ann (or Marianne) HARVEY my GtGtGt Grandfather was William STANDLEY 1780-1862 m to Rebecca Reeve my GtGtGtGt Grandfather
10. Beusley [1]
Dear All I am looking for any information on the family name BEUSLEY, i can find no mention of it any where apart from the census entry for the follwing. Does anybody know anything about this Beusley family or any other Beusley family in the area. George Lee Head Born 1827 Place Ed Mary Lee(Beusley) Wife Born 1828 Place Paston Sarah Beusley Mother In Law Born 1781 Any help would be great. Many thanks vinnie purdy vinnie.purdy@norfolk.gov.uk The information contained in this email is i
11. RE: Christian name RHODA [1]
I have the following Norfolk RHODAs in my database: Rhoda BAKER born North Tuddenham 1809 Rhoda Ester ALLAN born Heigham, Norwich ca 1818 Rhoda COSSEY born ca 1780, Earsham Rhoda LANE born ca 1778, Tasbro (Tasburgh?) Rhoda WATSON born ca 1814, Wells Rhoda FISK born Harleston, 1878 If anybody can connect to these, please let me know. Regards, Paul NFHS member #582 Glastonbury, Somerset, UK
12. RE: CUMMINGS & HOWARD Thetford [1]
Clare, Thanks so much for the information. It looks like my family with some more names and information to add to the tree. The ages of the youngest children certainly seem to fit and yet another surname variation . Could I ask just one more favour, do you have the census piece and folio numbers? TIA. Mike Rendle Salisbury UK > Don't know if this is any help to you but I found this Stephen Cumminns on > the 1841 census. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (
13. Norfolk Record Office - re-opening October ? [1]
I have just come back from a couple of days in Norwich. The Search Room at the Norfolk Record Office is still not open in spite of their promises to re-open in late Summer. The helpful staff at the excellent Norfolk Heritage Centre in the Millennium Library at the Forum made vague noises about a re-opening date in October but were not sure ... I was quite happy with the duplicates of the NRO microfilm and fiche collection held at the NHC - although most of the readers were in use on Friday afternoon. Davi
14. Re: New subscriber [1]
Try this link; GENUKI: Norfolk: Genealogy: Welcome And also this extremely useful tool: Parish Locator good luck Jen
15. Sgt Leslie Ernest Clarke RAF died 1942 [1]
Hi, This has appeared on a RAF related message board that I frequent: I have two medals for: LESLIE ERNEST CLARKE Sergeant 961663 W.Op./Air Gnr 150 Sqdn., Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve who died on Sunday 28 June 1942 . Age 21 . Additional Information: Son of William Ernest and Elizabeth Clarke, of Gunton Park, Norfolk. I 'd be glad to pass on to any relations. Regards, Ann Sadler --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version:
16. WRIGHT [1]
Hello, I am seeking information on Walter Sidney Wright whom lived and owned a cottage at 11 St. Giles Lane,Thetford from about 1950 to 1958(when he died).He had a live in housekeeper called Emma Cowling who lived there until at least 1963.Walter was born in 1886 in Chelsea MDX and was married 2 times I am a granddaughter from his 2nd marriage(Thelma Wild).It is his first marriage which I am trying to gather information on.I cannot seem to find the name of his 1st wife after over 2 years of
17. Re: Directory lookups [1]
Is there any chance you can check for me The Scott Family living at 2 or 6 Mountergate,King Street,Norwich please during the time(s)that you can look up. Also 4 Walton Road,Lakenham for my grandparents Arthur(coachbuilder/journeyman) and Florence.thank you ----- Original Message ----- From: "Serena Catchpole" To: Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2003 11:57 PM Subject: Re: Directory lookups > Penny, > I have checked the specified Norwich and Norfolk Private Res
18. DOWNHAM PARISH [1]
If anyone has the Parish Records for DOWNHAM and is willing to do a look-up, please make contact off line Many thanks Pat
19. Kings Lynn Inns? [1]
Hi, Kind Nor Folks, I have recently read the will (probate 1710) of Henry FRAMINGHAM, who endowed the FRAMINGHAM Hospital or Almshouses in Kings Lynn. In the will he mentions These sound like inns and if they were do they still exist? cheers from Ruth in Adelaide.
20. Re: Norfolk War Memorials [1]
Re Lynda's recent posting of available memorials (17th August), I have copied the memorials on BAWBURGH's War Memorial for anyone interested in these Bawburgh family names. To the Glory of God and in Grateful Memory of DAN WALTER ALLISON - aged 26. ALPHONSO EDWARD ALLISON - 23. WILLIAM JOHN CHILD - 22. HERBERT HENRY WOODS - 35 HERBERT HORACE GOULD - 29 CYRIL STEPHEN HARMER - 20. HORACE ALBERT ALLISON - 28 WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-15. HERBERT MORTIMER PERCY CLITHEROE D.S.M. 1939
21. Re: Directory lookups [1]
Vinnie, Sorry have searched my 1845 Kelly's within Overstrand and no trace of the name CORK. Serena ----- Original Message ----- From: "Purdy, Vinnie" To: Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 8:46 AM Subject: RE: Directory lookups > Hello Serena > > I am trying to find out what type of shop Elizabeth CORK was running in > the 1850 in Overstrand Norfolk. I was wondering if you Directories would > be able to help. If so , and you did not mind could you pl
22. RE: WHILEY, LOOSE/ LEWIS, GREEN, LEWES, MANNING [1]
Thank you so much. Good hunting to you. -----Original Message----- From: margwill [mailto:margwill@iprimus.com.au] Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2003 4:33 AM To: NORFOLK-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: WHILEY, LOOSE/ LEWIS, GREEN, LEWES, MANNING ----- Original Message ----- From: margwill To: ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, September 01, 2003 3:26 AM Subject: Whiley, Loose etc. Hi Jack, Thanks for your reply and Loose interest. The only information that I have re Andrew Loose is on the
23. Re: Marriage to your brother-in-law. [1]
In a message dated 09/23/2003 2:07:25 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Rtaylor@acpl.lib.in.us writes: << This situation, which is known as Marriage to Deceased Wife's Sister, >> This was very common in the pioneer days of the USA. There were few people in towns or villages, and a sister would take on the children and husband of her deceased sister. I don't know of any illegality here in the US but if it was illegal there were sure many breaking the law!. Sheila
24. 1841 Look-up [1]
Trying to find a Mary Ann Born Abt. 1823 from Thurston, Norfolk, England. She married a William Rackham Abt. 1846 and I'm trying to find out her maiden name. Sorry it's not much to go on. Any Information is really Appreciated. Thanks David
25. Re: Directory lookups [1]
hi serena could you look up the wrights of westbeckham and bodham for me as i know they where farmers and carpenters in these villages. yours francis ----- Original Message ----- From: "Serena Catchpole" To: Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 10:41 PM Subject: Re: Directory lookups > Tony, > Sorry but no Robert COLE listed in Hardingham or under Provision Dealer, > Provision Merchant or Green Grocers in the Trade Directory for Norfolk in > the 1925 Kelly
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