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1. [SXP] Re: SUSSEX-PLUS-D Digest V02 #72 [1]
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2. [SXP] East and West Sussex [1]
Dear All Thought the following could be of interest in the discussion about East and West Sussex - the division in one way appears to go back a long way. In John Speeds (1552-1629) Tudor Atlas The Counties of Britain he apparently had commented on the inadequacy of Sussex roads, simply saying that they were ill in winter . Problems stemming from poor roads and involving administration, defence and trade resulted in the countys somewhat unusually having two shire towns - Chichester in the west
3. Re: [SXP] SFHG Uckfield meeting centre [0.978223]
Hi Julie, When I read your message I was envious of not being anywhere close enough to attend. I would have loved to hear about her diary especially accompanied with a slide show. I would like to point out however that I think you meant she emigrated to Canada in the late 1800's. Times are tough but we were living quite well here in Canada in the late 1900's. Ellen Julie Cheesman wrote: > Please address any enquiries to Jean Hare on > > The AGM of the Sussex Family History Group U
4. Re: [SXP] john smith [0.978223]
Hello Andy and Errol, It must depend on where you are researching for the surname of SMITH, I do a lot of researching in Guildford and the villages south of Guildford. Smith is a surname that you do not come across very often, back in the 1700s and 1800s, it is more popular in the 1900s. Regards Barbara Mallyon Basingstoke, Hants, UK BarbaraMallyon@lewmal.co.uk ----- Original Message ----- From: "a.l.grant" To: Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2002 10:28 A
5. [SXP] 1831 Census Lookup [0.978223]
I am new to this list (& to family history research) and am having trouble locating the origins of my ggg grandfather one URIAH MILHAM b. abt 1795 who came from Ewhurst Sussex. In 1831 he would have been married to Emma (2nd marriage in Brede in 1830) and had several children: James b.1816, Mary b. 1819, William b. 1820, Serena b. 1822, Ephraim b. 1824, Ann Elizabeth b. 1825, Margaret b. 1827, plus 2 step children Caroline b. 1823 and Anne b. 1828 SARGENT. Post 1831 children were Uriah b. 1832, David b&d 1
6. [SXP] Workhouse records (Interesting site) [0.978223]
Emma says.. Hi All, I just found this website, which lists some residents from various villages in Kent and Sussex. They are all residing in this workhouse. Sad and interesting... http://users.ox.ac.uk/~peter/workhouse/Tonbridge/Tonbridge1881.html Emma <~~snip~~> Many thanx for this I have seen a number of names on their that could be connected. Regards. Carole. researching Bailey(William born in Worthing son of ellen/Thomas Bailey b.1791 dealer of glass and china travelled from Biddulph mo
7. Re: [SXP] End of Line? [0.978223]
Bill, If you were in the UK I'd suggest a cigar called Hamlet. - but I don't know whether that commercial reached Canada. Alan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill Winchester" To: Sent: 15 February 2002 22:13 Subject: [SXP] End of Line? > Bill Winchester fonce@rogers.com > > Hi all, > I have run into a problem and don't know how to deal with it and hope > someone can make a suggestion. > A possible baptism for James WINCHESTER son of Mary WINCHEST
8. [SXP] Re: SUSSEX-PLUS-D Digest V02 #68 [0.978223]
Hi to All I was interested to see the messages re E Sussex Baptism Index. I have been unsuccessfully seeking birth/baptism details of my GGMother said to be born in Frant for many years. I was unaware of a baptism index for the county and would appreciate details of the procedure for searching the index. My GGMother was Ann Payne born C 1846. Her father was William Payne (a farmer in 1874) Any advice gratefully received Best Regards Brian Newman----- Original Message ----- From:
9. [SXP] 1901 CENSUS - Guess what! [0.978223]
Hello Everyone, Well, we were promised a return of the 1901 Census online service to Service Centres only on 20th February. Here is part of the latest PRO Statement that was released earlier today: The testing of the technical enhancements is taking longer than anticipated so the 1901 online service will not be available at designated service centres for a few more weeks. We apologise for the further delays and thank you for your continued patience. You can read the full text of the S
10. Re: [SXP] Reeds, Lower - Alfriston, Sussex 1800's - BODLE [0.978223]
My fourth Great Grandparents are; Edward Bodle b1736 married Elizabeth Burgess b 1746 14/2/1765 in St Andrews Church, Alfriston, Sussex. A son was born John b 9/1/1767 John married Molly nee Adams 4/7/1794. They had a son John b1796. Johns first wife died Hetty Payne aged 27yrs, 29/12/1822. Johns second wife Rebecca nee Thorncraft married 22/4/1829. They had daughter Dorcus b 27/11/1836, who married Charles Russell 1/4/1859. My tree is from; Edward Bodle b 1737 James b 17
11. Re: [SXP] County Map [0.978223]
Hello, Yes, the GENUKI site has such a map, at http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/Britain.html The is plenty of other useful information, which can be accessed via the GENUKI home page at http://www.genuki.org.uk/ The seemingly strange name GENUKI comes from something like "Genealogy United Kingdom and Ireland". Regards, David Lamb ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, February 02, 2002 3:46 AM Subject: [SXP] County Map > Hi. Does anybody know
12. [SXP] Heasman [0.978223]
Hi all, thank you very much for the information regarding Mr Anthony Heasman, it is much appreciated, and has helped a lot! Emma
13. [SXP] BUSS, BRIDGER, INGE, PETTER. RABSON - Ticehurst ,SSX [0.978223]
Dear Listers I have re-subscribed after several months absence and with Eileen James, my 5th cousin, am concentrating in Sussex on the names FIELD and BUSS, in the Ticehurst, Rotherfield, Mayfield, and Wadhurst areas of Sussex. Having compiled a 'tree' which in some areas is based on hypothesis, we are now looking at names on the female side of the family, in the hope of finding some more substantial evidence. If anyone is researching the following names in the periods mentioned below, (or their descenda
14. [SXP] Mott [0.978223]
G'Day Listers Recent info from a cousin in New South Wales on a certificate indicates that my ancestor Robert Mott who arrived in South Australia in 1851 was from Sussex. Is anyone know of any Mott family lines in Sussex Robert's wife was a Mary Webb and they are likely to have married in the UK. regards Michael Cheeseman --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.319 / Virus Database: 178 - Release Date: 28/01/02
15. [SXP] Capel Church [0.978223]
I don't know how my grandfather go linked to a church in Kent or Surrey, but it could have been because he was a carpenter and his work ranged from a lunatic asylum in Chichester, a train station in Bognor to places north of Stonehenge. Out of respect for the church pastor arranging for his paid passage to Canada through a retired Boer war Colonel, my fathers middle name was Caple. I also found a photograph postcard of a church and on the back was written Capel Church. I will also contact the addre
16. [SXP] 1851 Census - Kent [0.978223]
Does anybody have access to the 1853 census for Kent. I am looking for the full record of the following census entries. 1851 Census, Isle of Sheppey, Kent HO 107 1628 Queenborough Kent Page 5, Henry Rake aged 50 (born Queenborough) Page 6, Amy Rake aged 60 (born Queenborough) Page 17, Henry Rake aged 27 (born Queenborough) I am hoping that Stephen Thomas Rake will be listed on one of these entries (born circa 1840). I would be extremely grateful if anybody could help me out, or point me in the right
17. [SXP] AWCOCK BAKER VENN [0.978223]
Hi Listers My original request a while ago was for Baker ancestors But now my searches have extended so if any one can assist I will be grateful I hope the following is o k. AWCOCK from1865 :-- born ssx Danehill/Horsted Keynes BAKER from 1861 :-- born ssx Danehill-Horsted Keynes Fletching sry Clapham-Brixton Norwood VENN from1864 :-- born ssx Danehill -Fletching Horsted Keynes
18. Fw: [SXP] Virus Warning HOAX [0.978223]
This is a Hoax http://www.antivirus.com/vinfo/hoaxes/hoax5.asp?HName=SULFNBK+Hoax DO NOT DELETE THIS FILE Lyn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robyn Walton" To: Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2002 11:20 PM Subject: [SXP] Virus Warning > I have been infected by a virus that was not detected by the two virus programs I run. I updated both programs and it still didn't detect them when I scanned. > > The virus attaches to the Address Book and affects the C dr
19. [SXP] Are they on your list? [0.978223]
Hello All I am new to the list and live in Cornwall UK.Can anyone help with any of the following? John H Ditch m. Mary Bartlett Martin 9/6/1859 they lived in Maidstone Mary Ann? b. Hadlow circa 1835 m Henry Martin b.1825 Porters at Hollingbourne Workhouse 1881 Tom Gautrey m Sarah Ann Martin b.Iden 1862 they were married before 1888. Nathaniel Robinson m.Rosa Louise Martin b. Iden 1860 they married in Otley York 9/12/1884 He was a Policeman TIA Syd Pawley
20. Re: [SXP] MY SUSSEX NAMES- RESEARCH - MOON; SOLOMON [0.978223]
Hello Tim, My 5x ggp were Thomas SOLOMON & Mary MOON(E) m. 29 Oct 1752, Buxted. I have the SOLOMON line back to Giles SALOMON of Buxted & Ealce, m. ca. 1650 but not much on the MOONs. In fact Mary's parentage is far from confirmed. Thomas SOLOMON bap.12 Apr 1728, Buxted, s.of Thomas & Elisabeth, nee BURTON and Mary MOON(E) bap. 12 Jan 1732, Rotherfield, d. of John & Elizabeth of Mayfield, neither from primary sources. Regards, Michael Sprackling, Birkenhead, England. michael@sprackling0.freeserve.co.u
21. [SXP] Re: Posting Interests [0.978223]
Hello, I have just traced the possibility my husbands ancestors lived in Sussex and wondered if anyone else is researching the name WHYBORN. It may be that I have found a member of the family on the 1881 in the Bexhill area. I know there are a lot of other WHYBORNs around this area. In particular I am looking at Furrlenn (spelt Furlen on the 1881 census) born 1870`s according to the census, and his `parents` Charles and Mary. I would be pleased to hear from anyone researching the name.
22. [SXP] 1851 Census [0.978223]
Hello, I was wondering if SKS had the 1851 Census Index for Battle, Sussex. I was wondering if they could see if there was a John WAGHORN or John WAGHORNE there for me. Leona
23. Re: [SXP] Re: Virus [0.978223]
Hi Margaret, I also use AVG Anti-virus and it has so far picked up two viruses sent from listers. It is a good anti virus.Linda Burnham West Sussex, UK nightowls@eurobell.co.uk Researching the families of:- BASTABLE (London, Surrey) BUTLER (London, Surrey, Sussex) CURTIS (London, Hants.) MURTON (London) RUMBOLD/RUMBLE (Sussex, Hants.) TIDY (London, Surrey, Sussex) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Margaret Engler" To: Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 6
24. [SXP] County Map [0.978223]
Thanks Stella. That's exactly what I need. Now I won't be lost in England. Brian from Canada.
25. Re: [SXP] Mackham:place, anyone heard of it? [0.978223]
Or Blackham on the Sussex/Kent border. On A264 between East Grinstead & Tun wells and just north of Hartfield. There's a signpost near Withyham that on the top reads Balls Green and underneath Blackham Mike in Polegate ----- Original Message ----- From: "Chrissie" To: Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 8:38 PM Subject: Re: [SXP] Mackham:place, anyone heard of it? > Could it have been Rackham, just outside Pulborough? > > > ----- Original Message ----
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