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1. [NMB] Dialect or language??? [1]
Hi Listers, In a message to Charles I told him about a mention of WW2 shelters in Clara St Benwell in a book of Joe Gings. Once I had found the quote and sent it off to Charles It ws impossible to put the book down again!!!!! I found a further quote which I feel those of you who have not read the book will enjoy. This is from 'A Geordie Scrapbook' by Joe Ging printed in 1990. It is a work of Bob Hedleys from when he was involved in Newcastle's Theatre Royal and is entitled Parliamo Geordie. Warra boor
2. [NMB] Visiting Newcastle for family history [1]
Hi listers, I have finally booked my visit to NBL (via Ireland) and have two questions which I hope Brian and Fee won't mind me posting on the List as they might help fellow family historians visiting the region. First: I need to find hotel/pub accommodation as close as possible to Bolbec Hall so I can walk there easily for the week I am in town (I have arthritis so can't walk far). Any suggestions? (a single room with private bath would be lovely). If it is unacceptable to post names then please tell
3. [NMB] ENGLISH & BEASTON, (BEASTIN ?) [1]
Could SKS , please lookup the 1871 census that covers COUNDON, DURHAM for a THOMAS ENGLISH (Coal Miner) aged 36 - 37 years. Also for a JANE BEASTON (BEASTIN) of the same area aged 23 -- 24 years Thanks, Ken
4. [NMB] NEWBURN [1]
Hi List I found this on a church film for Newburn it was from a newspaper clipping that was in the records & thought I would put it on the list. To-day is the anniversary of the first marriage of George STEPHENSON of LOCOMOTIVE FAME. On Nov 28 1802, he married in Newburn Church to Fanny HENDERSON, servant of a small farmer in whose house he lodged. After the wedding the bridal pair rode on a pillion to their home at Willington Quay. Eighteen years later on the Mar 20 1820, he married his second wife, Eliza
5. [NMB] Waldrige [1]
Hi Jayne Waldridge is south and west of Chester le Street - a couple of miles. Try multimap http://www.multimap.com/ My dad was born there Heather ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
6. [NMB] Armstrong Works [1]
My grandfather worked at the Armstrong Works in the early 1900s. (I have details of their manufactures.) He came to Australia about 1907 it is said because they had been on strike for 9 months and went back for a ha'penny increase. Does anyone have any more information on the strike? Was the increase per hour? How did the families survive for that long without a wage coming in? Was their a union-type fund? Social Security? Thanking you, Bev in Oz
7. [NMB] Blyth/e families [1]
Hi all, I'm interested in hearing from any Blyth/e related persons on list whose families were in Northumberland and or Durham in the late 1800, early 1900. I'm doing a little reseach on three families from the area and have some gaps in two of them. I'm ok up till 1881 as I have a copy of 1881CD and in some cases to 1891 but then I've lost some of them. Nils Blyth
8. Re: [NMB] Auckland Union Workhouse - Bishop Auckland [1]
On Sat, 10 Aug 2002, Tony Young wrote: > X-Message: #11 > Date: Fri, 9 Aug 2002 17:06:26 +0100 > From: Brian Pears > To: NORTHUMBRIA-L@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: > Subject: Re: [NMB] Auckland Union Workhouse - Bishop Auckland > > >Auckland Union Workhouse - Bishop Auckland > > > >Does anyone have any information about this place. > >My TODD family from Sedgefield were living there in 1881 > ... > Andrew > You'll find a lot about Sedgefield Union Wor
9. [NMB] PRO Look up-Help! [1]
I am asking for this look-up because the IGI obviously isn't accurate!!-and it seems a birth certificate has been copied wrong!-in the spelling of a surname. I have a childs mother's name as Sarah GOLTON. Her husband is Edward DYKES. I have no access to PRO records where I live. But according to the IGI she is GOFTON-born 1855 Maldon Essex.From the 1881 census I estimated her birth as 1852. The marriage of this pair according to the IGI is 1870 in Essex. Please would SKS if they are visiting a library look
10. Re: [NMB] Visiting Newcastle for family history [1]
Marg Sorry, but these are commercial services you are asking about and such matters are specifically prohibited by Rootsweb, Try the Northumbria Tourist Board website at: http://www.ntb.org.uk/ The travel and accommodation sections should assist you. Cheers, Brian > >I have finally booked my visit to NBL (via Ireland) and have two questions >which I hope Brian and Fee won't mind me posting on the List as they might >help fellow family historians visiting the region. >First: I need to find ho
11. [NMB] Re: Change of internet address. [1]
To all listers, Please note that I shall be unsubscribing and re-subscribing due to a change of internet address,my old address was wilhel@iprimus.com.au and my new address is wilhel@justinternet.com.au Tracking a one name study of HETHERINGTON in Northumberland and Co.Durham. Regards, Willis Hetherington Gorokan, Australia
12. Re: [NMB] Toffee [1]
Nah Pam man..thats tafee an' tafee apples!! Toffee is just for posh folk!! P>S> Hows yor Mam? ....aa've gorra story for er. GENERAL CUSTER:- "Are they war drums?" GEORDIE SCOUT:- "Nah man, theyre wors, they've got theor ain drums." Sheila. ----- Original Message ----- From: Pamela Gray To: Sent: Saturday, August 10, 2002 3:46 AM Subject: Re: [NMB] Toffee > Candy? Candy Apples? > > Nivvor hard o' them! Mebbe yeh mean Toffee an' Toffee Apples. > >
13. [NMB] Winter of 1947 & Churching after birth [1]
Hi Listers, 1947 was another very severe Winter. I was born by the Banks of the Tyne and there was apparently still snow piled up alongside the edges of the roads on 3rd JUNE according to Mum & Dad!!! My first-born landed 1973 but no "churching" took place or was even mentioned by any of the family, not even the elderly. Margaret
14. [NMB] Wood & Spraggon family [1]
Has anyone any connections or information on the above names my great grandfather was John wood from berwick hill ,born in 1854 married to catherine bell from darlington His mother was hannah spraggon born 1831 married to Joseph Hindmarch Wood born 1827 , both were born in Ponteland Look forward to hearing from anyone with any connections
15. Re: [NMB] Isaac Waltons [1]
Dear Jeff More than that, I "cut a fine dash" on Monday in a new suit made by Isaac Walton's !!! They have travelling tailors that will visit and measure you up if you ask..... Regards Keith Hedley Spoors. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeff Piper" To: Sent: Friday, August 09, 2002 11:07 PM Subject: [NMB] Isaac Waltons > After all the talk of Isaac Waltons over the last few weeks I was walking down Westgate Road between Percy St and Grain
16. Re :[NMB] Occupations [1]
Dear Jim and Brian thank you for the information that you sent about my Roadmen. yours Suzanne Stuart
17. [NMB] ReFAIRLAMB of Corbridge [1]
Hello Harry Thank you very much for the look up of Corbridge for John Fairlamb born about 1833. I think he is Thomas Campbell Fairlamb and Margaret Donnison's grandson, but I would love to find out who his mother was. Just have to keep looking! Clare _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com
18. Re: [NMB] DAVISON/HEPPLE [1]
> My great grandmother Sybil DAVISON was born in Newcastle about 1872, mother to grandfather Robert William DAVISON. DAVISON, Sybil Christening Gender: Female Birth Date: 20 Oct 1872 Christening Date: 10 Nov 1872 Recorded in: Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northumberland, England Collection: All Saints Father: Thomas DAVISON Mother: Sybil Source: FHL Film 1068965 Dates: 1864 - 1887 Harry COXON (Willington, Co.Durh
19. [NMB] Consett census 1871 [1]
Hiya, If anyone is looking at this census in the near future is it possible to look for me for Charles PARKINSON age 30 wife Elizabeth and son THOMAS PARKINSON age 1, thanks so much. Pam
20. [NMB] MILLER [1]
Looking for relatives of William Miller b. 1854 Newcastle upon Tyne Matha Cowan Miller b 1854 Newcastle Upon Tyne, Married William in 1875 Their children: John? b. 1877 William b. 1879 Hannah b. 1881 Joshua b. 1883 Thomas b. 1886 Edward b. 1890 Robert b. 1892 George b. 1899
21. [NMB] Geordie [1]
Geordie went to sign on at the dole. the dole clerk says "I've got just the job for you, can you drive?" "I can anaal", says Geordie. "Well", says the clerk "Start tomorrow, driver/conductor on a corporation bus, that means you drive, also collect fares". Next day Geordie gets on the road wuth his double-decker bus. Two o'clock in the afternoon the phone rings in the bus depot. Geordies on the phone, "Can ye git oot here sharp to Porcy Street, the bus has gone through a shop window, broken glass aall ower".
22. [NMB] Bennett -Banks - Metcalf and Lisle. [1]
Hi Everyone, Thought it was about time I reposted my interests. All are from Northumberland and are mainly to be found in the coal mining areas. BENNETT from Ancroft to Forest Hall. BANKS from Scremerston to Longbenton. METCALF from Scremerston to Burradon. LISLE from Ord to Ancroft. The period covered is from 1800 to the present day. If anyone is researching any of the above names I would be pleased to hear from you with a view to exchanging information for our mutual advantage. BENNETT
23. [NMB] Trade Directory 1871 N/Shields [1]
Hi Listers I am looking for any Trade Directory information on 'The Vulcan Arms', Dotwick Street, North Shields - Landlord was JAMES OLIVER. Thankyou Donna
24. Re: [NMB] Fw: military branches and awards? [1]
>Could some one tell me what the Coalstream Guards were? How about the British >Expeditionary Force? and where I could look for more information on this fellow >with the only information I have on him being the information posted? Debbie The Coldstream Guards were a regiment of the British army. There have been several "British Expeditionary Forces" in different wars - we need a date. Cheers, Brian -- Brian Pears (Gateshead, UK) http://www.swinhope.demon.co.uk/ Joint Listowner NORTHUMBRIA Ge
25. [NMB] BROCKLEBANK [1]
Hi My name is Patricia Clews nee Ward. My surname interests are BROCKLEBANK mainly in Cumberland, I have a Gt. uncle George Brocklebank who went to Cuthbert Street, Blayden, Durham from Cockermouth Cumberland after 1882 ? wife Mary nee Clark His son Benjamin married a Margaret Holliday in 1907 at the Holy Cross Church Ryton! ? Another son called Joseph Is Cuthbert Street still standing !!! I think the Boys where born in Blayden and my Gt. Grandfather Benjamin Brocklebank died there, he went to live I t
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