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1. [SOG] my new COSSAR website [1]
Hello My website, although not quite completed, is now up. The search part isn't finished yet, and there are now loads of other things I want to add... Initially I've concentrated on my one-name study research of my own surname and variations, but shortly I hope to add my other Scottish interests. You'll find the site at: www.cossar.org.uk Grateful for feedback. Apologies to anyone who receives this twice. regards Ann Cossar London, England Member of the Guild of One-Name Studies from Ann Coss
2. [SOG] Rob - best wishes for the future [0.982667]
Rob Thompson wrote in his "Friday News": >I am leaving the SoG at the end of this month for 'pastures new'.< Best wishes for the future, and congratulations on your contribution to the Society. It is good to hear of your plans for a genealogy news-letter. regards, David Hawgood.
3. [SOG] Cotton family [0.982667]
Hi, Anyone researching the COTTON family? HENRY HUGH POWELL COTTON M R C S. L R C P. M D. born 1869 Kingston on Thames, lived at The Manor House Westerham Kent. had a brother CHARLES CATHROW CARNE COTTON born 1864 Hampton Wick, in 1917 was a Engineer at Dumbartonshire Scotland. also had a sister EDITH MARY COTTON born 1873 Kingston on Thames. they were children of CHARLES CATHROW COTTON and MARY ANN CARNE married 1862. Any connections? Regards Dave.
4. [SOG] Familysearch Problems [0.982667]
Is anyone else having problems with Familysearch? I am unable to get any results using Explorer although I can using iCab (although I can't access the IGI as iCab doesn't support Java). In addition, I'm unable to select a country the drop-down menu is blank. My first thought was that it was just Familysearch undergoing one of its periodic improvements, but since it seems to work (if only to a limited degree) with iCab, this would appear not to be the case. I reinstalled Explorer, to no avail. Howeve
5. Re: [SOG] Generations v. Reunion [0.982667]
Sadly this is just one of a host of minor problems and bugs that Sierra are being very slow to correct. They seem to prefer to keep introducing NEW versions with confusing names and ever increasing version numbers (apparently because that is what sells) without correcting the known bugs or making any major new development. I bought Generations when 'Grande Suite' first became available in UK but still have not gained enough confidence to use it as my primary database, though it has some excellent chart pro
6. Re: [SOG] Voting age [0.982667]
Just to settle it May 12 1969. Mick Tottenham London
7. Re: [SOG] Australian censuses [0.982667]
All full list of Australian Censuses are to be found at my web site. Graham Jaunay Adelaide SA http://www.on.net/users/proformat
8. [SOG] [SOG-NEWS] Friday News [0.982667]
Hi Everybody New in the Bookshop: All can be found at http://www.sog.org.uk/acatalog/SoG_Bookshop_Online_Whats_New_6.html MACH-Berkshire 1881 The latest CD from Drake software, in a series that includes Buckinghamshire and Bedfordshire. This enable greater flexibility in searching the 1881 census data for Berkshire, and mapping of the searches on a parish map for Berkshire. You can search by Birthplace or Census Place and on Surnames, First Names, Occupations, Relations and a variety of other combination
9. [SOG] Weidner [0.982667]
Hi all, Can anyone help with the following? MARY ANN WEIDNER born 1822 St George's in the East, father believed to be JOHN a baker by trade. Mary married JAMES PRETTY in 1843 at St Mary Lambeth. Regards Dave.
10. Re: [SOG] LALLEM Soundex Help [0.982667]
Could this be them? 9 Absalom Road, Kensington PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0040 Folio 51 Page 52 Henry E. LALAIN, head, 28, labourer, born Paddington, Middlesex Mary A. LALAIN, wife, 29, born Lambeth, Surrey Henry E. LALAIN, son, 6, scholar, born Chelsea, Middlesex This family could well be connected as the children were also born in Paddington: 40 Bosworth Rd, Kensington PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0040 Folio 67 Page 3 Mary A. LALLERN, head, widow, 55, laundress, born Brentford, Middlesex Charlotte
11. Re: [SOG] Maidenhatch, Berkshire [0.982667]
Maidenhatch is shown on OS Landranger sheet 175 at grid reference 620740. There is also a Maidenhatch Farm nearby. Bere Court is shown at 616750. Its about 3km SW of Pangbourne. Roger Hickson
12. [SOG] [SOG-NEWS] Don't Shoot the Messenger !! [0.982667]
Whoops !! Sorry about that, the date given for the event Another MAC Morning was wrong, but I did copy it as given in the Society hand-out. I will repeat the corrected announcement:- The Society has arranged two lectures of interest to Mac Users, these are open to anybody at the Society address below:- Saturday 15th April 2000 10:30am. Another Mac Morning. Geoffrey R. Hobbs will demonstrate the ease of using the Mac for the Internet and, with Alan Wood, will try to answer your queries. Wedne
13. Re: [SOG] Cotton family [0.982667]
This is a long shot, but there was a Cotton Estate Agents in Malden, about a mile from Kingston from about 1930 until 1990. Chris Cotton, the latest scion of the family, went to King's College School in the 1950's and was the first Leader of Kingston Council from about 1973 to 1974. I was his Chairman of Finance. I do not know his whereabouts now, but he can only be 65 by now. Could there be a connection? John Clare ----- Original Message ----- From: "David & Chris Griggs" To:
14. Re: [SOG] Voting age [0.982667]
Peter, I seem to remember being able to vote in a general election whilst at college. which was from September 1969 to June 1971. I was not 21 until July of 1971. So it must have been between those dates. Perhaps the Act was passed in 1968 and came into force sometime in 1969/1970. So I think Micheal is right in his estimate. >From Malcolm Brunsdon at Basralopus Visit the Family History Web Page at www.basralopus.freeserve.co.uk/genealogy ICQ 57937042
15. Re: [SOG] [SOG-NEWS] Friday News [0.982667]
Hello Rob Thompson, I found your "story from the box" fascinating. May I suggest that you have there the basis for an article for "Family Tree Magazine" and, with some not too obvious inserts, publicity for the Society! Regards, Gerry Feakes Huntingdon England Researching FAKE(S), FEAK(E)(S) and FEEK(E)(S) anywhere, anytime
16. Re: [SOG] [SOG-NEWS] Friday News [0.982667]
Thanks for pointing this out. There is nothing in the original documentation, which is incomplete, about this angle. The lawyers seemed rather more concerned that Hancock was a bigamist; although from the best of motives. Unfortunately we don't know how this case was resolved ----- Original Message ----- From: Joan Stephens To: Sent: 20 March 2000 23:59 Subject: Re: [SOG] [SOG-NEWS] Friday News > Simon, > But luckily for Thomas Hancock Ann Selway w
17. Re: [SOG] Re: Maritime URL.... [0.982667]
I think this is the message you're looking for, Sara. Regards, Lois in Clovis, CA The following note was received by the Webmaster@sog.org.uk and may be of interest to list members. Subject: Port prize draw As your site [ http://www.sog.org.uk ] is featured in Port, the National Maritime Museum's gateway to maritime-related information on the Internet, we thought you might be interested in the following. Tell us what you think about Port and enter our prize draw! Port will be one year old at the end o
18. [SOG] LONDON MARRIAGES [0.982667]
Hallo, Can anyone help me to find a record of the marriage of my ancestors Thomas ALLEWAY and Patience PEARCE. IGI has them marrying in London, London on 16/11/1807. Where can I find the original record? Rosemary roseh@lineone.net
19. [SOG] Copyright [0.982667]
Can SKS explain to me the copyright situation regarding publishing on the web? I am thinking in particular of document transcripts, index transcripts, and research results based on information from multiple sources. Thanks. Maggie Ramsden
20. Re: [SOG] Soundex Help Please- Lallem [0.982667]
Bev Allen or something like that perhaps? Have you tried searching on Henry Edmond wildcard on each of the disks? You never know.... Rose Braisby Looking for Braisby and Hulland names wherever whenever -----Original Message----- From: Bev To: SOG-UK-L@rootsweb.com Date: 11 March 2000 14:02 Subject: [SOG] Soundex Help Please- Lallem >I have a marriage certificate which gives a grooms name as Henry Edmond LALLEM unfortunately he couldn't write. T
21. [SOG] Flogging [0.982667]
In the logs kept by my great-great-grandfather, who was a Master in the Royal Navy during the Napoleonic Wars, are references to seamen being flogged for "uncleanness". I assume it would be naive of me to interpret this offence as being a lack of personal hygiene rather than "unnatural friendship"! Ian Miller Upminster Essex England "O, that it were possible, We might but hold some two days' conference With the dead." (The Duchess of Malfi)
22. Re: [SOG] Generations on an iMac [0.982667]
Jeanne My replies to MGibbon keep getting bounced. Could you check the email address? Mick Tottenham London
23. [SOG] Easter Day 1860 [0.982667]
Many thanks to all those who helped me with this. I agree with Arthur - it is more interesting to work it out from the table Book of Common Prayer. I well recall whiling away many a long and boring sermon in this way during my church-going youth. However, I unfortunately don't have the Prayer Book to hand these days - the Internet is easier to access in our house. A sign of the times, I suppose. Diana Bouglas London, England
24. [SOG] Maidenhatch, Berkshire [0.982667]
Does anyone know where Maidenhatch, Berkshire is? Is it possibly a house? My "Road Atlas of Britain" does not show such a place. The National Register of Archives shows the Berkshire Record Office holding records for the Breedon family of Bere Court, Maidenhatch, and Pangbourne 1420-1894: Berks deeds 1420-1855 and miscellaneous estate papers 1822-94. Bere Court is a house in Pangbourne (for sale last October, I noticed for 1.5 million, though last I looked the gate house was falling down), but I have never
25. Re: [SOG] Voting age [0.982667]
I believe it was 1968, because by the time my 21st came along the age of majority had been rediuced to 18 (I was born 1948) 'Jake' ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter Abbott" To: Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2000 3:10 PM Subject: [SOG] Voting age > I have forgotten in which year the volting age was reduced from 21 to 18. > can anyone help please? > > Peter >
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