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1. [SXP] Signs & Characters [1]
On the Netscape 'Compose' screen, all you need to do is click on 'Insert' and then 'Characters and symbols' and you can see the whole range without all this Alt 000111222223 stuff. I can't see an easy way of doing this with Outlook though, despite the facility being available in Word. To all those faithful users of Netscape!! Derek Cambridge UK
2. [SXP] Free BMD & Reg. District Records [1]
G'day from OZ, Thanks to David for his explanation of what is really meant by Eastbourne in the FreeBMD records. For the benefit of us colonials could someone please indicate if Hailsham is in the same category & if so provide a similar breakdown & a comment on why the event location is not provided as it goes without saying that this is a vital clue in anyone's research. Ross Cleary, Kiama Heights, NSW, Australia. ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Lamb" To:
3. Re: [SXP] Emmigration [1]
You are quite right John, and I do apologise for this. The names I am looking for are; Milton and Kate ROGERS, Milton b. approx 1857 (place unknown), and Kate b.1866 Portsea, Hampshire. They were married in 1885, in St.Thomas Portsmouth. Also, Dennis and Georgina SULLIVAN, Dennis b.1843 Co.Cork, Ireland, and Georgina b.1853, St.Thomas Portsea. They married in 1872 in Sculcoates, East Yorkshire. I have used different spellings for each of these on the 1901 and cannot seem to come up with either of them
4. Re: [SXP] House numbers query [1]
Hello again listers Thanks a lot for all the ideas you all supplied. You're such a great list, you have answers to everything!!! It's great to get an insight into the way people lived in the past. It makes all this family history lark so much more than just names and dates. Kind regards, Cheryl --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? -- Une adresse @yahoo.fr gratuite et en frangais ! Testez le nouveau Yahoo! Mail
5. [SXP] Emmigration [1]
Thanks to all who offered suggestions about my "elusive" families Best Wishes Anne Researching in Sussex: GOBLE-FOSSEY-PILE-PORTER-LATTER-LEVETT-FLETCHER-PRIVETT-GRIFFIN-WINTER-CARPENTER Researching in Hampshire: MORGAN-SHAW-SULLIVAN-CARPENTER-HEPPLEWHITE-POTTINGER-RICHMAN-SAIT-KEEPING-COCKRAM-RAY-DANCE-FORD-WEBB-WHEELER
6. [SXP] BRIGHTON WORKHOUSE 1880 RECORDS/PARISH CHURCH/BASTARD BONDS [1]
Hello everybody my name is David NICHOLS and I am a new member. I live in Upper Hutt, Wellington New Zealand and I am starting to research info for NICHOLS/MAYNARD. My cousin Ron Attfield and his nephew Roger White in England have been researching the two names above and have come up with the following. Agness MAYNARD had an illegitimate child EMILY at the Brighton Workhouse on 9th March 1880 but the birth certificate did not record the father's name or occupation. I believe that the illegitimate children
7. Re: [SXP] Pound sign & other symbols [1]
Alt 156 = # Alt 157 = % Alt Ctrl E = ? the Euro, this works in word but not in email. Ben ----- Original Message ----- From: Mel Trueblood To: SUSSEX-PLUS-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003 6:54 PM Subject: [SXP] Pound sign & other symbols Hello Katheryn, You wrote: > ... another general question: How can I add the British pound sign to my email? I live in Canada, so have only the > dollar sign. I know how to do it in my word processor, but haven't figured out how to
8. [SXP] Sussex Parish Register look ups [1]
Hello Listers, I transcribe for the Parish Register Transcription Society who are a non profit making society. They have very generously donated the following Sussex Parish Registers for free lookups to members of this list. The parishes are: St. Peter the Less Chichester c. 1587-1887; m. 1634-1888; banns 1823-1889; b. 1591-1892 St. Olave Chichester c.1589-1891; m. 1569-1888; banns 1813-1886; b. 1569-1888 St. Bartholmew Chichester c. 1572-1876; m. 1573-1641 1743-1757
9. [SXP] Re: Brighton Directories [1]
Thanks to all who answered regarding the above. Dave or Steve, is there anyone with the surname FLIGHT, CANHAM or OSMOND on Marlborough Place? Thank you, Lynne. __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - File online, calculators, forms, and more http://tax.yahoo.com
10. [SXP] St Mary Newington [1]
Hi Ken, Newington was part of the County of Surrey up to 1889 when it became part of the County of London, and came under a local Metropolitan Council, probably Southwark. In 1965 the area was formed into the London Borough of Southwark. If you visit the Charles Booth website: http://booth.lse.ac.uk/ it has maps of the parishes in that area in 1898 plus a modern day comparison, (find under Poverty Maps of London - search). I cannot help you with your family unfortunately. Steve Steere Orpington, Kent. P
11. [SXP] Boorers Garage-Worthing and E.Preston Littlehampton. [1]
Hello all, I have just discovered a reference to a Boorers Garage,main agents forHumber Hillman Talbot SS Standard and Cheverolet in a 1938 Directory, as being at 53 Broadwater Street West, Worthing and Roundstone E.Preston Littlehampton. Does anyone have any memories "Good or bad" re this garage or any other information including locality. Anything no matter what will be appreciated. Sorry no refunds however.. Best wishes and good hunting James. James ELLIS,Lincs. Looking for BOORER. http://mysite.freeser
12. [SXP] Collins Bridger Halsted Rumbridger Knight [1]
Hi Re-posting my Sussex brick walls Regards Stuart Anne Collins born about 1760 Aldingbourne married 12 Dec 1781 Aldingbourne to John Chatfield Jane Bridger born about 1729 St Olave, married 5 Feb. 1750/1751 to Thomas Chatfield Harriet Halstead born 20 Mar 1787 East Lavant, daughter of William Halstead and Mary Souter John Rumbridger born about 1612 Sidlesham married 6 Apr 1637 Sidlesham to Rebecca Knight born July 1614 South Bersted John Knight born Nov 1575 South Bersted married 18 May 1606 South
13. [SXP] family History Monthly # 57 [1]
Hello Listers, Does anyone kind person have a copy of the above magazine. I understand that in issue # 57 there is an article about the HILL name. If someone has it could they be so kind as to see what it says. Thanks Jim in Canada
14. RE: [SXP] Wills [1]
Joan - thanks also to you for summarising the results of your query and providing a concise pricis. I had not realised the bit about having property in more than one county. I will now have to search the wills in Chichester to track down my poor relations too! A supplementary question though. Can I search the Chichester wills on line or do I have to go there in person? Do you have the contact details so I can ask for a search if this is possible? Many thanks, Tim Vaughan Researching: VAUGHAN & BREEZ
15. [SXP] THOMAS CARTWRIGHT, Commander, RN. [1]
Hello Listers, Is anyone researching or has anyone seen THOMAS CARTWRIGHT, Commander, RN in the Worthing area? Thomas died on the 5th August 1867 at 3 Park Crescent, Worthing. He was 68 yrs old. He married ANN BAZLEY in Devon in 1824 and they had two children. The informant was a C.L. Cartwright of 3 Park Crescent. Any help greatly appreciated. Lesley Abraham Isle of Wight.
16. [SXP] Re: Chailey [1]
Hi Brenda, Would you happen to know if they are North Chailey or South Chailey and when you think they were here as there might be some info at the Records Office next time I go. Thanks
17. [SXP] song of the Stamshaw Boys [1]
Hi Listers, Amongst a pile of old sheet music I bought a while ago I found some words and music for The Song of the Stamshaw Boys. >From reading it it seems to be a school song. The words were written by a E.C. HARVEY D.C.M.and the music is written by by a W.J.HAWKINS. Does anyone know which school this song relates to and when it was written? If anyone would like a copy of it I'd be happy to photocopy it but would have to send it throught the post as my server doesn't like attatchments for some reason!!
18. [SXP] Back to Backs [1]
Hi Pam & others, The following was on the Birmingham list last year, not sure if it fits your case of Back House, but might help explain. Jane in sunny Queensland Back-to-backs were a cheap way of fitting as many families into small confined areas as possible in the large Industrial cities in Victorian times.Space was at a premium and most houses were rented. The landlords built the houses to be divided down the middle so that at the front of the house would be two rooms downstairs with another two rooms
19. [SXP] Budgen [1]
Could SKS who has easy access to the 1841 census look up Robert BUDGEN living with his wife Elizabeth BUDGEN (probably in Newick) and any family they might have. Many thanks in anticipation Peter Garrett Deal, Kent
20. [SXP] Mepham/Jenner/ [1]
Any additions to the following gratefully received! Just discovered (thanks to 1901 census and IGI) the following: Charles Henry Jenner Mepham baptised on the 5th October 1856 in Burwash, Sussex to an unmarried mother called Mary Mepham. Mary Mepham married Charles Henry Jenner on the 22nd November 1856 in Burwash. Apparently the bride was 27 (b.1828) and the groom was 33 (b.1823). Charles Henry (Junior) married a lady called Alice, (from a London Borough it says on the 1901!) and these were their child
21. [SXP] CRONK [1]
I have just started researching the CRONK family in Chailey. In Dec 1871 Henry CRONK m Frances MOON in Brighton Reg Dist. Henry was an AG Lab in chailey in 1881. and b in Newick in abt 1846 I belive that his father was John CRONK b 1817 Chailey Is anyone else researching this family? brenda
22. [SXP] Land Regiments [1]
Hi Everybody Sorry - I didn't put a subject heading in the first posting so just in case it was passed over I have re posted. Here is a site which may be of use to anyone with an interest in the Land Forces of " Britain - The Empire and The Commonwealth " http://www.regiments.org/milhist/about/navigation/howto.htm Regards AudreyM
23. [SXP] COMBER [1]
Newbe to the list researching James William Comber, b. abt. 1852 Slaugham, and Mary Ann Brown, b. abt. 1847 Ardingly. They apparently raised their family in the general area of Cuckfield one being Florence Nelly Comber, born 1 March 1888. Sincerely welcome all inquiries and family insight. Bill Golding Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Canada
24. [SXP] Emily and Bungy, Horsham [1]
I have just subscribed to the list and have a somewhat strange request. As a child, in the 50's and 60's, I was taken by my parents to visit "Auntie Emily and Uncle Bungy" in Horsham. We lived in Morden, Surrey. They were, at that time, in their seventies, or even eighties and would undoubtedly have died by now. "Bungy" was a nickname which, I believe, was due to his working in a pub or brewery as a young man and doing something with bungs in barrels. That is all the information I have on the
25. RE: [SXP] Death - Samuel Mann [1]
Hello again Pauline, Samuel MAN(?), a Greengrocer, aged 37, appears to be in Brighton in 1851 at 78, Church Stret (census) but his birth is recorded as Mayfield. There are later listings in 1867 & 1871 Kelly's for a Samuel MANN, Greengrocer, at 11, Church Street. I also noted that there was a court hearing at the Sussex Quarter sessions in 1842 (ref 1842/844) where Samuel MANN a labourer aged 30 offended against Lewis GARLAND and Ed WORSFOLD. If you require further details on that you will need to contac
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