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1. Re: [Q-B-I] HELP!!! [1]
Herewith extract from my file - all data taken from secondary sources and unchecked by me. Those noted as attending a School - I might be in possession of further detail - please let me know. Michael Hargreave Descendants of William Marriage 1 William MARRIAGE .. +Sophia CHRISTY ..... 2 Albert Christy MARRIAGE b: 1850 Chelmsford e: 1863 to 1867 BOOTHAM SCHOOL d: 1926 ......... +Alice BURTT b: 1851 m: 1877 d: 1927 ............ 3 Christine MARRIAGE ............ 3 Lucy Eleanor MARRIAGE .........
2. Re: [Q-B-I] HELP!!! [1]
If your offer is open to others, I would much appreciate any information on students with the last name of "Marriage". Spelled as in the institution of. You can imagine the diffiuculties I have with doing coputer searches!. The time frame of interest would be in the 1840s to 1860s time frame. Thanks very much in advance. Eleanor --- On Wed, 12/31/08, Mike Hargreave wrote: From: Mike Hargreave Subject: Re: [Q-B-I] HELP!!! To: "
3. [Q-B-I] HELP!!! [1]
Can anyone help me with a possibly Quaker connection in Leeds, Yorkshire between 1900 & 1930? I am trying to find the records that might point me to where my grandmother went to school, and who was responsible for her. J
4. Re: [Q-B-I] HELP!!! [1]
My Quaker ancestors were from Great Yarmouth, Norfolk and their children were boarders at the Ackworth Quaker School, York. The LDS do have some records but I am not sure how late they go. Check Google also. Dorothy ----- Original Message ----- From: J Langshaw To: QUAKER-BRITISH-ISLES@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, December 31, 2008 3:33 AM Subject: [Q-B-I] HELP!!! Can anyone help me with a possibly Quaker connection in Leeds, Yorkshire between 1900 & 1930? I am trying to find the records
5. Re: [Q-B-I] HELP!!! [1]
Large Quaker Schools in York & Pontefract (Ackworth) fairly near Leeds - if you would like to offer a name, I would look up my copies of the School registers of Ackworth & Bootham for you. Yours - Michael Hargreave ----- Original Message ----- From: "J Langshaw" To: Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2008 4:33 PM Subject: [Q-B-I] HELP!!! > > Can anyone help me with a possibly Quaker connection in Leeds, Yorkshire > between 1900 & 1930? > > I am t
6. Re: [Q-B-I] HELP!!! [1]
Mike, Being cheeky I know, but are you able to check for an Arthur Reginald Hall Weston at either school? He was b. 17 Nov 1873. We know he went to a Quaker School. If it was either Ackworth or Bootham, it would have been as a boarder as he lived in the Hemel Hempstead area. If possible, thanks a lot. Martin ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike Hargreave" To: "J Langshaw" ; Sent: Wednesday, Decembe
7. [Q-B-I] Roll call : GOLDSBURY, PECKOVER, RICKMAN, SPARROW, WOOLNOUGH, FORD, CORNELIUS [1]
My interests are GOLDSBURY from about 1674 Wapping and Ipswich PECKOVER -Anne who married John Goldsbury at Fakenham Meeting house 11 march 1760 and resided at Theberton House Theberton Suffolk RICKMAN family John Rickman born about 1656 Borcham , Selbourne Surrey and Joseph Rickman of of Chilsham farm Hurstmonceux Sussex b 1691 SPARROW Elizabeth Sparrow second wife of John Goldsbury referenced above WOOLNOUGH Anne Woolnough married Phillip Goldsbury quaker digest has her
8. [Q-B-I] Roll call - Wedmore, Pole, Brison, Gray, Scarnell [1]
Some of my family go back to the early days of Friends, so I have listed a few of the key names:- WEDMORE earliest - Henry Wedmore born 1626 first Quaker - John Wedmore probably from 1800 or so - Portishead last Quaker Margaret died 1994 Wanstead Lived mainly north Somerset / Bristol POLE earliest - Edward Pole born c 1640 became a quaker c1670 or earlier? - Wiveliscombe, Som family later in Milverton, Som and USA - Philadelphia 'Famous Quaker' Thomas Pole MD - London & Bristol BRISON earliest - Robert
9. Re: [Q-B-I] Roll call [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Christopher Farrand" To: Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2007 1:17 PM Subject: Re: [Q-B-I] Roll call > Here are the Surnames I am researching: > > FARRAND > 1720-1900 > Various Meetings: Horselydown?, Southwark, Peckham, Dorking, Croydon, Peel. > London, Surrey, Middlesex, IOW, Essex, Southampton, Coventry, Stafford, Northampton, Leicester > Allied families: all those listed below plus BLECKLEY. SPURGEON, HANDS
10. Re: [Q-B-I] Roll call Farrand [1]
Brylin Thank you for your kind email. I have a copy of the marriage record for John Farrand and Anne Whiting. They were my 5th g grandparents. The John Baker you mentioned I believe had been his master when John Farrand was a baker's apprentice. (He was appropriately named.) I have found a marriage record which I believe is for this John Baker who was married at Devonshire House in 1698. Best Regards Christopher Farrand Willowick, Ohio Brylin Highton wrote: I've jus
11. Re: [Q-B-I] Roll call [1]
Peter Can't give you much information on Botley. I have a Charles Edward Botley born 1848 in Marylebone, Middlesex. He married Mary Ann Farrand at Croydon in 1869. They had 2 sons and a daughter: Charles Frederick (1871), Herbert Thomas (1874) and Helen Louisa (1875). Regards Chris Farrand Peter J Richardson wrote: ----- Original Message ----- From: "Christopher Farrand" To: Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2007 1:17 PM Subject: Re: [Q-B-I] Roll call > Here are
12. Re: [Q-B-I] Names Rollcall [1]
I have a Barritt of possible interest, Liz, and some Oliver's as well...though I don't know that they were Quaker, if yours are or were. my Barrit's removed from Suffolk to Essex. Charles Barritt b. 13 Feb 1737 Mildenhall, Suffolk d. 31 Dec 1825 Colchester, Essex? m. Hannah Dix b. 6 Dec 1740 Norwich, Norfolk d. 4 Feb 1811 Colchester, Essex? son James Barritt b. 29 Mar 1778 Colchester, Essex d. 10 Apr 1869 Colchester, Essex m. 1st 8 Jul 1807 Moulton, Suffolk Priscilla Clark b. abt 1773 place unknown d. 8 Ma
13. [Q-B-I] Quaker graveyard in Cambridgeshire [1]
My son's just sent me this link. I thought people might be interested. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/cambridgeshire/6229320.stm While I'm at it, may I remind people that the QFHS AGM takes place here in London tomorrow? Best wishes Ben -- Benjamin S. Beck benjaminbeck@ukonline.co.uk http://web.ukonline.co.uk/benjaminbeck
14. [Q-B-I] Quaker Family History Society AGM [1]
The QFHS Summer Conference and AGM will be held on Saturday 23rd June 2007 in Room 1 (First Floor), Friends House, 173 Euston Road, London NW1 2BJ (not in the Library as previously announced). Everyone is welcome - you do not need to be a member of QFHS, but only members may vote at the AGM. There is no need to book - just turn up on the day. There is no charge for this conference. The QFHS Bookstall will be present, selling a range of Quaker history related books. Friends House is directly across
15. Re: [Q-B-I] Roll call Farrand [1]
Brylin I don't have much information about John Baker. All I can tell you is that he was a baker in London, on Bishopsgate Street. My ancestor John Farrand was his apprentice from 5 March 1710 for 7 years, although he only got his freedom on 5 March 1721, so I'm not sure if his apprenticeship was extended. His older brother Ralph, who appears at his marriage, was also apprenticed to John Baker from 1698 to 1709. They were originally from Kingham, Oxfordshire, which you will see from the attached docum
16. Re: [Q-B-I] Roll call : GOLDSBURY, PECKOVER, RICKMAN, SPARROW, WOOLNOUGH, FORD, CORNELIUS [1]
Brylin, Thank you for this info. I got my ref to the SPARROW/LISTER marriage from the LISTR pedigree in the Wellcome Library which has Lord Lister's papers so have never seen the marriage record nor knew of Samuel Sparrow's parents' details. It is nice to have this additional detail. I do have the record for the GRAY/LISTER marriage so thanks for the offer. BW, Eira On 09/06/07, Brylin Highton wrote: > > I've just been looking at Peel MM records. Found the following: > > 1756 Samuel
17. Re: [Q-B-I] Roll call Farrand [1]
Here is my Baker ancestor (Quakers from Pennsylvania) who married a JAMES: ANN1 BAKER was born 01 Dec 1715 in Willistown Twp, Chester Co (Now Delaware Co) PA. She married JOHN JAMES 11 Oct 1735, son of THOMAS JAMES and MARY GOODWIN. Children of ANN BAKER and JOHN JAMES are: John, Rachel, Ezekiel (b. 24 Oct 1736, Williston, Chester County, PA, US; d. 1808, Aurora, Uxbridge Twp., Ontario County, Ontario), Hanna James, b. 1740, Susanna James, b. 2 Aug 1743, and Isaac James. Could Ann Baker (who
18. Re: [Q-B-I] Roll call Farrand [1]
Sorry meant b1722 Brylin > From: Brylin Highton > Reply-To: quaker-british-isles@rootsweb.com > Date: Wed, 06 Jun 2007 12:25:04 +1200 > To: > Subject: Re: [Q-B-I] Roll call Farrand > > Would you be able to provide me with any Baker details you have? > I have scant information . I am waiting on the Middlesex and London Quaker > birth records from the LDS where I hope to find at least the record of the > birth of William Baker b 1822 who with his fam
19. Re: [Q-B-I] Roll call Farrand [1]
I've just been going through the marriage records for the Peele Monthly Meeting in John Street in the county of Middlesex searching for Bakers. I came across some who were witnesses to the marriage of John Farrand of the Parish of St Olave which I presume you have seen already because of your date below 21 of 5th month called July 1720 John Farrand of the Parish of St Olave, son of Willaim Farrand of Kingham of county of Oxon, and Anne Whiteing of Holborn Witnesses who were relatives: Ralph Farrand Ann Fa
20. Re: [Q-B-I] Roll call Farrand [1]
I just found another Quaker name of mine in one of the e-mails below: a whole family of HARVEY's starting with Job, son of Henry and Elizabeth and father of a Job, born 24 Mar 1710 in the US and married to Hannah EDWARDS. If anyone has a connection, I have extensive records of these Quakers, many of whom came to Canada before the 1800's because they would not go to war in the revolution and so lost their land. My mother was a descendent of John Lampton HODGSON who came to Canada before 1800 and sett
21. Re: [Q-B-I] Roll call Armitage [1]
Dear Mary Jane and f/Friends, Since I repiied to you off line, I have discovered an Armitage site that your family will probably connect into. I'm in the process of confirming my connection. Its http://www.airgale.com.au/gen_home.htm The parents of my Joseph Armitage of Nottingham , John and Sarah of Selby are on it and John(whose mother was Sarah Thompson) had a brother Samuel who went to America. Probably others as well. There is a mass of family tree info which I havent yet explored- it looks like my br
22. Re: [Q-B-I] Roll call : GOLDSBURY, PECKOVER, RICKMAN, SPARROW, WOOLNOUGH, FORD, CORNELIUS [1]
Hi Elwyn, I have Mary Russell RICKMAN married Walker GRAY in 1798, Ifield, Sussex and and Samuel SPARROW born about 1699, husband of Mary GRAY born 1709 in Southwark. They are supposed to have married in 1756 (at Peel MM) although this seems late to me. Don't know if they are connected to your folk but I'd be interested to know if they are. Best wishes, Eira > RICKMAN family John Rickman born about 1656 Borcham , Selbourne > Surrey and Joseph Rickman of of Chilsham farm Hurstmonceux Sussex b 16
23. Re: [Q-B-I] Roll call [1]
Surname:TUNBRIDGE Thomas Wife Emlen Date from: b. 1662 Date to: d. 1688 Monthly Meeting: Folkestone Place: Folkestone County Code: KEN Surname:BEAN(E) Date from: Date to: Monthly Meeting: Folkestone Place: Folkestone County Code: KEN Joan
24. Re: [Q-B-I] Quaker graveyard in Cambridgeshire [1]
I'm not sure why the BBC has only just picked this one up - the archaeologists reported in back in March - see http://thehumanjourney.net//index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=189&Itemid=129 The BBC report is a bit peculiar since it refers to a "mass grave" when it was actually lots of individual graves. I think the writer must have misunderstood the fact that early Friends didn't use gravestones so they were unmarked (though not unrecorded). Joanna Clark Pictures Librarian Library of the Religious S
25. [Q-B-I] Names Rollcall [1]
Hi Sent my list in on Sat 26th but must have got lost. My names are BARRITT 1600's to 1850's Woodbridge, Suflk BARRITT 1880-1912 Nottingham, Notts NEAVE 1800-1839 Fordingbridge, Hants REYNOLDS 1839 - 1847 Spalding, Lincs REYNOLDS before 1839 ? REYNOLDS after 1847 ? John Reynolds a Watchmaker/Silversmith (son of James a Winemerchant) married Susannah Neave in 1839 at Spalding and Wainfleet meeting. Son Walter born 1841, Susan Jane born 1842, Emma ( m
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