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1. Surnames in Suffolk [1]
Hi everone; These are the names I am researching in Suffolk. MOUNSER, Eye, Stowmarket FOLKARD-FOLKERD, Rattlesden BOWLES, Woodbridge, Wortham, Ingworth William Higgins......in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
2. Re: SEAKINS [0.973872]
Just joined the group so I will post my interests: All SEAKINS, SEAKENS, SEEKINS etc in East Anglia and London. John BORRETT born around 1800 John Seakins Norfolk FHS 4137 New Zealand FHS 8646 Society of Brushmaker Descendents 221 email j.seakins@auckland.ac.nz
3. MI'S available WW2 mostly Australian in PNG [0.973872]
Hi there everyone, I have available the MI'S for Lae War Cemetery in Papua New Guinea. 1939-1945. There are 2804 graves of men who lost their lives, most of these are Australian, with a few British and some Papua New Guinean. I hope to have the listings for Rabaul and Port Moresby in the next month or so. I have set out an example below to give some idea of what is contained in the MI'S: HORNE, Sgt.Charles Edwin, WX. 32774. A.I.F attached to 2/7 Commando Squadron, Australian Army
4. edmund scott [0.973872]
My ggg grandfather name was Edmund Scott, baptized at Wortham Parish Feb 22 1801 He married Mary Lister? born 1805? on Dec 26 1823 also at Wortham Parish Thay had a son named Henry born in England Jan 15 1827 The family came to Canada circa 1832 and settled around Stratford Ontario. This is all I know any help would be appreciated. Thank You Steve Scott snsscott@oxford.net
5. SURNAMES [0.973872]
Hello: Here is a list of the surnames I am working on. ARCHER, Lydia born 1817 in Winston. BORLEY, Edward married Jane (1781-1851) in Pettaugh. BRETT, Mary born 1777 in Wetheringsett. COOK, Mary Ann born 1825 in Snape, father William. HAMMOND, William 1796 in Swilland. HOWELL, John 1798 in Kirton, mother Sarah. LAST, Emma (1818-1901)in Gosbeck, father John. RANDS, Sarah 1807 in Debenham, mother Mary. ROSE, Elizabeth 1796 in Ashbocking. SHELDRAKE, Jonathon 1807 in Winston. STUDD, Mary abt.1801 married Jo
6. Bury St Edmunds [0.973872]
Dear Jenn, I found your description of Wickhambrook very interesting. At first I was puzzled how there could be one and a half pubs, and what constituted half a pub; but then I read on and found out there there was a boundary split. About 20 miles NE of Bury St. Edmunds is a place called Cranmer Green. Could you please look up in your "Suffolk Village Book" and see if it is listed? If it is, is it part of a larger village and if known what would the mailing address or code be. Thank you Flo
7. GARDINER; Norton, Stow, SFK; 1870 - [0.973872]
It has been sometime since I posted my interests. Here is an updated list. Descendants of Jonathan E. Gardiner Generation No. 1 1. JONATHAN E. GARDINER was born Unknown in ?, and died Unknown in ?. He married BETSY GARDINER (maiden name unknown) Unknown in ?. Children of JONATHAN GARDINER and BETSY GARDINER are: i. ISABEL GARDINER, b. Mar 09, 1865, Stradbroke, SUF, Eng; d. Unknown, ?. 2. ii. STANLEY WALTER GARDINER, b. Nov 12, 1870, Norton, SUF, England; d. Unknown, ?. iii. EDWARD WILLIAM G
8. SAWYER [0.973872]
Hello everyone, I found a new surname in my family! SAWYER (Henry & Samuel). Does anybody have any information on : Henry Sawyer who married Elizabeth Googe in Bradfield Essex in 1792 (could be a Suffolk connection?) and Samuel Sawyer who married Esther Googe in Bradfield Essex in 1800 (could also be a Suffolk connection?). Any information would be greatly appreciated. Betty :-)
9. useful new site... [0.973872]
there is a new site, no more than a month old, probably less, that is a 'net-wide, world-wide query site. it works by surname. go to the surname list, choose your 1st letter of a surname, wait for the surnames that start with that letter to come up, alpha browse to where your surname should be, if you find it, click on it. if you don't find it, go to the bottom of the page and click on Forum Finder and search for variant spellings. if you still don't find it, go to New Surname Listing and ask them to add it
10. 1851 census CD [0.973872]
Hi. For those who haven't heard yet, the 1851census for the three indexed counties of Norfolk, Devon and Warwick was just released two weeks ago by the LDS. Each country can order from its own LDS disribution center. The price in the U.S.A. is $5.00. I simply called and used my credit card, and the CD arrived four days later. You need windows 3.1, windows 95, or windows NT. System requirements are:486DX processor (486X66 recommended) 4 MB RAM (8 MB recomended), CD-ROM drive (2X drive recommended) SVGA mon
11. Re: Master Mariner [0.973872]
In message <199804290039.UAB05302@mime4.prodigy.com>, MR FLOYD L CRANMER JR writes >Dear Andrea, > A master mariner was an experienced seaman, most likely the >captain of a ship. The title was used in conjunction with commercial >shipping. I have a distant ancestor named Digory Carwithen who used >to ply the seas between Devon, England and New England. If that name >is familiar to anyone, I would appreciate hearing from them. > >Floyd Cranmer Jr. >Cherry Hill, NJ >VCMX13A@prod
12. Re: SUFFOLK-D Digest V98 #98:Dennington [0.973872]
Hello All, Ruth wrote: > What do you know about Dennington? I can't find it on a current world > map. It was described in some material I have as being about 40 miles from > Yarmouth. Ruth Dennington is on the A1120 road, where the B1116 intersects. As it looks quite small, I doubt you will find it on a "world map". I would say it is about 15 miles south-south-west of Southwold. A "Geographia Guide" describes it thus, "the church of St Mary is of particular interest, for it's 16th century scr
13. SAUNDERS [0.973872]
Is anyone researching the SAUNDERS family (1800's) of Brightlingsea & Bradfield Essex? Descendants will be found in Sevenoaks and Deptford. Thanks, Betty :-)
14. Re: Master Mariner [0.973872]
A Master Mariner is the title of a Sea Captain. Usually in the Merchant Marine. If you are interested in how to get information about your man and his ship, home port, death date etc. Respond to me and I'll tell you how I got all that lovely information about my grandfather. Best wishes, Jura. _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Ju
15. WARD [0.973872]
Hi Peter I also have an interest in the WARD surname in both Essex and Suffolk. I have: Mary Hammond m. Thomas Ward of Hadleigh, Suffolk, left seven children-Elizabeth, Thomas, Mary, Sarah, Susan, John and Martain. I am a descendant of Sarah Ward b. c. 1762 Brent Eleigh,Suffolk who married 27 Dec. 1788 Little Blakenham, William Vesey(Maltster) b. 24 July 1764 Thorpe le Soken, Essex. Interesting note: Sarah's gr. grandmother was Elizabeth Vesey and so when she married William Vesey it was said, "she uni
16. RE:Boxford [0.973872]
Can anyone help please. I am trying to confirm a burial at Boxford in late 1950 early 1951 for a John Philip Amsden. Can someone check this for me or let me know to whom the church is dedicated and name of the present incumbent. Many thanks Peter Amsden
17. ELLIS CHEEK [0.973872]
ELLIS CHEEK was born in Suffolk Co (looking for the year), migrated to Laurens Co South Carolina in 1740. He was an Indian fighter and a cabinet maker. His first wife was Mary Vines 1750-1818. His second wife was Cynthia Coco of Franklin SC. Any information to this CHEEK is appreciated. In search of the ship he came over on. Thank you. Laverne Thompson-Brown Hawkinsville GA USA
18. SUFFOLK-D Digest V98 #110 [0.973872]
Message text written by INTERNET:SUFFOLK-L@rootsweb.com >#6 Suffolk County Asylum, Melton< Liz, I had occasion to ask at the CRO Ipswich if they had any records of the Lunatic Asylum at Melton. The answer I'm afraid was negative but this was at least three years ago. Things could be different now. It would be worth trying them again, you have nothing to lose. Mike in Herts/UK
19. Dick Scott [0.973872]
I tried to email Dick Scott with a thanks for some wonderful information he sent me via snail mail. My email to him bounced. Can anyone help? Dottie Clark
20. WOOLNOUGH [0.973872]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0041_01BD5DAF.B603BC40 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable I am researching the Woolnough name - 1800 to 1850. Areas include Yoxford and Chediston. Other names connected include Goldsmith, Gibbon/s, Sones. Anyone with similar, please contact. ------=_NextPart_000_0041_01BD5DAF.B603BC40 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
21. Bury St Edmunds [0.973872]
Hello! My ancestor John BONNETT was born in Wickhambrook, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, England. At least that is what his obit said when he died in 1876 in Amhurstburg, Ontario, Canada. Questions: Is Wickhambrook a Village? I thought that Bury St. Edmunds was the town! Is it a county? And Suffolk a state? Still looking there in the 1700 and 1800s for the families of" BONNETT HOWE WISEMAN BUTCHER Thanks all! :-D Still confused in Orange County, California, USA Joanne Lehman
22. Where is Sendal's Yard located? [0.973872]
Greetings! Does anyone know of Sendal's Yard? Where is it? What is it? Thanks for your help! Regards Ken
23. DEBENHAM [0.973872]
I am new to this list, looking for any information relating to DEBENHAM's especially the late 1500's and 1600's when they were born, raised and died in Sapiston. Thank you in advance Dennis
24. FISK(E) and LDS [0.973872]
Helena Hayden from New Hampshire, U.S.A. wrote: What other census CDs are available? Can anyone tell me the telephone number or address of the LDS distribution centre in the UK please? My own area of research is the FISK family (with or without an E) - my forbears came from Badingham (Sfk), and Dennington (Sfk) before that. They subsequently moved to Middle
25. Cottage Tenants At Helmingham [0.973872]
Hello: This is part of a newspaper article that I thought some might find names that were of interest to them. I apologize for not knowing the year but my Grandmother trimmed the article. I have the full article containing many more names if anyone would like to have it. I have only included the list of prize winners. > Monday September 24th, (year missing) > First part of newspaper name missing: > GLIAN DAILY TIMES > > COTTAGE TENANTS AT HELMINGHAM. > > LORD AND LADY TOLLEMACHE "AT HOME" > > Kidne
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