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1. Re: [ZA-IB] Byrne Settlers [1]
Hi guys You could try Olive Tree as she gives the ships for the Natal Settlers. www.olivetreegenealogy.com/ships or www.sa-passenger-list.za.net/index.php Kind regards Tessa ----- Original Message ----- From: Pam Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 1:04 PM Subject: Re: [ZA-IB] Byrne Settlers > Hello, > Can some-one please give me the web address for the South African > Ships Passenger Lists. > Am trying to discover the name of the ship my Father travelled back and > forth to England on, in 190
2. [ZA-IB] STEEDE Lookup Please [1]
Hi to Cape Listers! This is a request for a lookup at the Cape Archives. This could be my very first score. Heard of different name spelling in the family in the past, and I think I've found my great grandfather. Would be eternally grateful for contents of the following: Depot: KAB Source: MOOC Type: LEER Volume: 6/9/6227 System: 01 Reference: 68495 Part: 1 Description: STEEDE, Henry Charles. Estate papers. Starting: 1940 Ending: 1940 Depot: KAB Source: CO Type: LEER Volume: 4154 System: 01 Referenc
3. Re: [ZA-IB] MITCHLEY IN TURVEY'S PARTY [1]
Hi everyone Dan Daniel is the best person to contact regarding this family as he has paid researchers and done a lot of research into the history of this very intriguing family. His address is dandaniel@telkomsa.net Peter Clarke Daniel and Samson O'Malia Daniel were brothers. Their father was John Daniel married to Elizabeth Clarke. Peter married Elizabeth Jackson on 15 April 1802 at St. Werburgh's Parish, Dublin, Ireland. They had 4 children: Peter Clarke * 6 Apr 1804 Isabella * 10 Sept 1806 Eliza Jane
4. Re: [ZA-IB] Lestrange HARDING -MITCHEL puzzle [1]
Hi Cliff Q. Why would his body be moved from Transvaal to the Cape for burial? A. Maybe because his family home was East London? For example, a fisherman dies but he stays in the Transvaal (Gauteng) However, he wants his ashes scattered over the ocean. This a common trait in South Africa. We like to keep on the move. Q. Seems she was buried under maiden surname not married surname MITCHELL. A. I don't think so. Her surname (MITCHELL) comes first, then her Christian names and then nie HARDING. Maybe have a
5. [ZA-IB] Carrick [1]
Helen Hi. Just a suggestion for you. Never found a DN for one of my husbands Bullens until Karen Meeks-Carter thought outside the square and looked under Buller and there it was. Never know when this may happen. I also found a Lange Wepener listed as Lande Wepener. This is all supposing he didn't go to England or Zimbabwe or some such. One suggestion I have for all of us is that we send a report of any errors to the archives so that the NAAIRS database can be corrected. I do this every time I find
6. Re: [ZA-IB] Methodist Parish Records: Kingwilliamstown Christenings: 1862-1863:TROLLIP [1]
Dear Sharon et al I can't place this TROLLIP found compliments of Ellen: Microfilm# 1560855 Methodist Parish Records Kingwilliamstown Christenings: 1848-1865 Item 17 Entry #464 Child: William Lambert TROLLIP Parents: William Lambert and Belinda Born: 8/21/1862 Baptized: 11/2/1862 Any suggestions? Regards Russell
7. Re: [ZA-IB] Re: Baptism's [1]
Hi Ellen Thank you for your time and kind offer. The films are outside my time line in S.A. As far as I know My Gt grandfather John SPENCER went to S.A. Time unknown. He either married there or was married elsewhere, again unknown. He had 4 sons and 1 daughter born East London between the years 1864/5 and 1880. George, William, Roselia, John & Robert, birth's in that order. The family was in Bristol, Eng in the 1881 census, he was a widower and did not return to S.A. as far as my research to 1901 census wh
8. [ZA-IB] DAVIES/MILES [1]
I'm going to stop saying "Hello Sharon" You know this stuff is for you (and anybody else trying to fill the MILES Tree) Hilton, Cathcart DAVIES Florence Ada (Will post FORWARD later) Gladys Zilpah +21.3.1979 *1.4.1902 nie MILES w.o. Harry. m.o. Garth & Marion Gladys Zilpah (2) (No details except) Patricia & Jennifer? Harry Chamberlain +17.1.1984 *27.8.1901 Father Thelma +29.11.1904 aged 9 mths.? d.o. J & H. DAVIES Best wishes Becky Port Elizabeth, South Africa Researching: HENWICK; HILL; HORN(E); MERED
9. Re: [ZA-IB] Re: Richard BRADFIELD married Emma TARR/Emma DAVIES [1]
Hi Russell Didn't think I would be missed, but thanks for the welcome back. Just so far behind and am working a few days a week again so not much time for genealogy. Just wish I could catch up but seems one never does! On checking the data I see that I have Entry #50 from CORY MS 17 158, Burial Register 17.8.1863 - 14.3.1989: Bathurst Circuit of Methodist Church, Eastern Cape, South Africa as per my visit in April 2001. He was definitely buried in Methodist Cemetery Clumber as was Martha as her entry give
10. [ZA-IB] Slavery Lecture [1]
Morning All Our foremost internationally known South African slave historian, Prof Robert Shell, the author of Children of Bondage, will be presenting: 1] a public lecture entitled : FROM DIASPORA TO DIARAMA - a multimedia slideshow 2] Theme : Focus on the Company slaves at the OLD SLAVE LODGE 2] Venue : The African Studies Centre (Gallery) at UCT 3] Date : Wednesday, 2nd July 2003 4] Time : 15h00 pm- 17h00 5] Presenter: Prof Robert C.-H. Shell, Department of Statistics, University of the Western Cape
11. Re: [ZA-IB] Re: Lucy Matilda HARDING married WILDE [1]
Hello David Lucy Mathilda was the wife of William Thornton WILD according to the tombstone inscription. Please take note that the spelling of the surname is WILD and not WILDE. I will send you all the inscriptions regarding WILD. Maybe it rings a bell. West Bank Cemetery, East London WILD Amy Thornton *16.7.1881 +23.12.1884 Lucy Mathilda *26.6.1878 +20.1.1966 Margaret *4.4.1891 +23.11.1909 Margaret Julia aka Lammie *28.3.1862 +26.1.1927 William Thornton *4.11.1869 +28.8.1947 w.o. Lucy Mathilda WILD And
12. [ZA-IB] Presbyterian Parish Records: Grahamstown Christenings: 1872-1873 [1]
This is installment #31 of the Presbyterian Parish Records for Trinity Church in Grahamstown, Cape Province, South Africa. Dates follow American convention of MMDDYY. Some of the handwriting was very difficult to decipher, so entries with a ? denote my best guess. Microfilm# 1560913 Presbyterian Parish Records Grahamstown Christenings: 1848-1893 Item 15 Entry #781 Child: Walter JORDAN Parents: George and Emily Born: 5/4/1872 Baptized: 6/6/1872 Entry #782 Child: Lilian May WOOD Parents: W. S. and Sarah
13. Subject: Re: [ZA-IB] Hartley [1]
Hi Becky/Tessa Now I am really befuddled. I have Elizabeth Ann Hartley * 1829 Bathurst as daughter of William Hartley *1796 and Hannah Baker *1808 England. She is the only child I have for them. Can anyone confirm then that all the children that William John Hartley *1896 had were from Mary Cawood. It is very frustrating to be working from a transcript of the book as I am never entirely sure that things have been transcribed correctly. I have however checked and very clearly on what I have it shows
14. [ZA-IB] BROWN buried at Hilton [1]
Hilton, Cathcart BROWN Ada +6.7.1878 *16.4.???2 d.o. W.H. & E.E. Catherine Annie +21.12.1923 *22.11.1863 nie FILMER w.o. R.L.; Mother Charity +28.6.1907 *5.12.1823 Mother; w,o, Edward Charles +1947 *1866 Dad; h.o. Elizabeth Edward +30.10.1896 *29.10.1820 Father; h.o. Charity Edward Owen +1940 *1887 Husband & Father Elizabeth +25.6.1916 aged 87 Elizabeth +1948 *1868 Mother; w.o. Charles Elizabeth Emma +9.6.1895 *3.2.??47 w.o. William Henry Emmie nie MILES (see MILES) Eric +1.7.1985 *17.6.1920 Ernest Clem +6
15. Re: [ZA-IB] Catholic Church Records: Index to Film#1560876 [1]
Hi Karen, I checked the catalog on the Family Search site, and there are no churches filmed for Port Alfred, but there are some civil marriage affidavits for the years 1874-1890. Those are on Microfilm #1886568, Item 8. (I do not have this film on reserve at the FHC). Regards, Ellen Stanton Email: harprulz@bellsouth.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Karen Bullen" To: Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2003 7:03 PM Subject: Re: [ZA-IB] Catholi
16. Re: [ZA-IB] POULTON Surname [1]
Thanks Becky it all helps. Helen >>> beckyjh@telkomsa.net 06/23/03 09:17PM >>> Hi Helen Not sure if this is going to help, but worth posting. West Bank Cemetery, East London POULTON Douy Lettie *24.7.1905 +1.7.1960 Frederick J.C. *14.3.1890 +2.10.1961 Wilhelmina *29.12.1896 +4.4.1952 Best wishes Becky Port Elizabeth, South Africa Researching: HENWICK; HILL; HORN(E); MEREDITH; DEYZEL; LARSEN; WILSON; LYNAR; HENNING; STERLEY; THECK; BEST; BRAUN, GREENER; GLANVILLE. ----- Original Message ----- From: Hel
17. [ZA-IB] James GRANTHAM [1]
Hi Listers, Any ideas how to find the passenger list for the 'Madagascar' sailing from Natal to Cape Town on 14 April 1858? The elusive family of James Grantham were reportedly on board and I might manage to find their names!! Here's hoping, Tony
18. Re: [ZA-IB] THORNHILL & GILFILLAN [1]
Hello Craig Ellen 28.7.1926 aged 72 nie WAYLANDS w.o. Henry (no further details) Thanks for the correction. There is a little 'snaky tail' next to the "D" that I mistook for an "S" in my haste to get these records off. Here are some more WAYLAND's (and some others that are maybe connected?). Hope it helps you further in your research. All entries are from Middelburg New Cemetery, Eastern Cape. WAYLAND Walter Hart +2.8.1935 aged 82 SOUTHEY Charles William +30.7.1924 aged 92 h.o. G.M. Georgina Maria +5.5
19. Re: [ZA-IB] Researching McPhail - Timm/Hartley [1]
Hi Karen I have Paul TIMM b 1834 m Emma Elizabeth HARTLEY - 27/1/1858 Amos TIMM b 1836 m Mary Ann Hartley - 25/3/1863 and just to mix it all up Mary TIMM b 1830 m Joseph Park KIDSON - 26/5/1852 These are all children of Edward TIMM and Selina TARR Hope this helps Kind regards Lynn MacLeod ----- Original Message ----- From: Karen Bullen To: Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 12:28 PM Subject: Re: [ZA-IB] Researching McPhail - Timm/Hartley > >
20. Re: Re: [ZA-IB] Just to let you know [1]
At LAST - you're back...................we've missed you!! P ----- Original Message ----- From: "sharon marshall" To: Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2003 12:31 AM Subject: Re: Re: [ZA-IB] Just to let you know > Hi Yvonne, > Luckily I didn't lose anything (that I know of) and I had most of it saved > on a hard disk (floppy? never know what the right terminology is?), but > these were the symptoms: > Internet only worked sporadically; every
21. Re: [ZA-IB] CAWOOD, Lionel [1]
Hi Robin My info at a glance doesn't seem to be the same as Sharon's, but I found a Lionel, so I'm posting it. Just be aware that CAWOOD is used as a 2nd name in places. Sounds silly to me ... Cawood CAWOOD, but that's my thought. A bit of German marriages here? d6. Frank CAWOOD *22 Feb 1869, +25 Feb 1963, aged 84 X Ann du PREEZ. They had five children e1. Ralph Cawood X Marie SCHMIDT 6 children f1. Alec X Doreen HELFRIECH 3 children f2. Elsie X Leslie MacDONALD 1 child f3. Lionel X VETA - 1 child g1. Jen
22. [ZA-IB] NEW MEMBER & SURNAME INTERESTS [1]
Hi to Heather and all List Members I have had a busy few days reading the archived messages and would like to thank Ellen Stanton in particular as well as all the members who have freely made available the bountiful registers for others. What a fantastic contribution to Genealogy and family researchers. Thank you very much. I am researching the following surnames and their approximate year of arrival in South Africa: BINKS (North Yorkshire/ Co Durham/ Shropshire/ Surrey/Lancashire 1899) HAWORTH ( Lan
23. Re: [ZA-IB] Parsonage at PLUMSTEAD [1]
Hi Julie, Heather, I did the transcription for that marriage, didn't I? So, I assume it was the Wesleyan parsonage in Plumstead. Don't know the name of that church, though. Regards, Ellen Stanton Email: harprulz@bellsouth.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Heather MacAlister" To: Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 6:44 AM Subject: Re: [ZA-IB] Parsonage at PLUMSTEAD > Hello Julie > > Plumstead is in the Southern Suburbs of Cape To
24. [ZA-IB] Re: re Rix-Trott [1]
Just in case you are not aware of it - I found a notice in Family History News and Digest for April 2003 which was for the RIX FAMILY ALLIANCE. Email-gordrose@vaxxine.com Website www.ix-alliance.co.uk Hope this is of use to you. It said: Last year our AGM was held at Walsoken, near Wisbech. It was a very good day with some new members attending, as well as catching up with our older members' news. We also had some 'off the street' visitors, resulting in one new member. This year we are travelli
25. Re: [ZA-IB] NEw Somerset Hospital - Carrick [1]
Hi Helen, most definitely a Hospital. Still called NSH by staff although the "New" Somerset had an additional "new" block built on many years ago. I have scanned in some pictures of it if anyone wants them. If you are ever at the Waterfront parking area look towards Signal Hill and you'll it between the MBMW Pavilion and the other office block. It is just across the road from the waterfront. Derek Pratt ----- Original Message ----- From: "Helen Roberts" To:
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