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1. [SXP] House in Haslemere? [1]
This is a MIME encoded message. --=_13ca5d40812f1993d9c3ae73b22b944a Content-Type: text/plain; Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Greetings, I have been provided with a family photograph c.1940, taken in front of a house identified as "Oakdale". The person that provided the photograph believes this is most likely to be somewhere in Haslemere or Camelsdale, Surrey. Can anyone possibly confirm this? Or perhaps even tell me if it still stands today? You can see the photograph here: http://www.well-and.co.uk/W
2. Fw: Builders [0.977594]
----- Original Message ----- From: "chris" To: Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2003 4:26 PM Subject: Re: Builders Hi Naomi In response to your question about the local paper of St Leonards-on-sea. It is called the Hastings and St Leonards Observer the web site for it is www.hastingsobserver.online.co.uk The Hastings library is quite big and in the reference part of it upstairs there is quite a lot of old local newspapers that you can look thro
3. Re: Ann of Cleeves House [0.977594]
Hi List Is there anyone out there who could tell me if any person of the name of Grainger lived at or owned Anne of Cleeves house at Lewes. I have reason to belive that one of my ancestors lived there.The date would be between 1823/1900 Thanks Chris(tine)G
4. Trayton [0.977594]
I too have a Trayton Barton born in Framfield approx 1845. I have been puzzled over this name as have not come across it before. Chris G
5. Framfield [0.977594]
Hi Everyone I wonder if anyone out there has access to any census or registers for Framfield and can find my family. They were living at Laughton in the 1881 census at shortgate farm all born in Framfield. The name is John Barton age 41 in 1881 Harriet Barton wife age 37 in 1881 Charlotte Barton dau age 14 John Barton son age 7 William Barton son age 4 as the youngest son was only 4 years and born in Framfield they were living there in approx 1877 Thanks Chrisg
6. Re: Framfield and thanx [0.977594]
Thankyou to everyone who replied to my Barton Family query. you are so kind Thanks Chris g John Barton age 41 in 1881 Harriet Barton wife age 37 in 1881 Charlotte Barton dau age 14 John Barton son age 7 William Barton son age 4 as the youngest son was only 4 years and born in Framfield they were living there in approx 1877
7. [SXP] Lookup request - 1851/1861 census Worth [0.977594]
Hello List, I have a lookup request in the 1851 and/or 1861 census for Worth, Sussex. I realise that such a lookup might be a bit difficult because of a lack of indexes. I live in Tasmania, Australia, and would be happy to do reciprocal research for anyone who has research interests in Van Diemen's Land/Tasmania. My request is as follows: I am trying to locate the family of a Stephen and Ann BURBERRY who lived in Worth. According to the IGI this couple had eight children baptised in Worth between 1825 an
8. [SXP] Fw: [Mar] Fw: [ENG-LIV] Genealogy scam back [0.977594]
I hope everyone is aware of this Genealogy scam. Mary-Ann Farr Christchurch, NZ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Diane SOWDEN" To: Sent: Saturday, March 01, 2003 6:10 AM Subject: [Mar] Fw: [ENG-LIV] Genealogy scam back > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Paul Young > To: > Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 4:03 PM > Subject: [ENG-LIV] Genealogy scam back > > > > Seen on ano
9. Re: [SXP] Re: Re:FreeBDM [0.977594]
Thanks David It was a colonial mistake. However I do note that the order of search at FreeBMD is Births Deaths and Marriage. Thanks for your help Robyn ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Lamb" To: "Robyn Walton" ; Sent: Saturday, March 01, 2003 1:51 AM Subject: Re: [SXP] Re: Re:FreeBDM > Hello, > > Could it possibly be that you are following what seems to be the custom in > Australia and New Zealand, and putting deat
10. Re: [SXP] Post 1901 census records [0.977594]
Hi Chris, I think there is no alternative but to search the original BDM indexes on fiche, manually, quarter by quarter. They are available for that period in lots of libraries, Family History Centres and genealogical libraries but without knowing where you live I can't advise. If you are out in the sticks you might have to hire a researcher. HTH, Judy in Sydney, OZ Chris Van Hal wrote: >> How does one obtain information regarding children of couples and dates of death etc if the events happened a
11. [SXP] Eli Wilson Postman, born 1874 Hastings Sussex also POLLARD [0.977594]
Hello all Found this family member on the 1901 census. Has anyone an interest in this person. His parents are James George Wilson and Elizabeth Wilson nee Whyborn. Found Eli in 1881 census with his mother who had remarried by then to a William Pollard as Eli W. Pollard - siblings are James W. Pollard born Abt 1868 Neomi W. Pollard born October 1869 Elizabeth and William Pollard also had a daughter, Elizabeth born 1876 and there may have been other children of this marriage. If anybody knows what ha
12. [SXP] Newcomer. [0.977594]
Hi Listers, Subscribed on the off chance my great grandfather and maybe his family were in the area during the first half of the 19th century. I have been searching for the origins of my family for some time but have only been using the Rootsweb for about a year. I lost interest after hiting brickwalls. My interest was revitalized after moving to Japan when I was contacted by a cousin I didn't even know I had. But despite discovering more than 300 names contacted with the family, the progenitor of the f
13. [SXP] Dumbrell burials [0.977594]
Hi, I'm not sure who is researching the DUMBRELL'S, or where for that matter, but I can tell you that there are quite a few DUMBRELL graves at Wilmington Church, if my memory serves me correct. regards, Sandra sand.shell@btinternet.com researching in East Sussex....... CANE - COTTINGTON - DANN - FUNNELL - HONEYSETT - LAVENDER - RICH - SHELLEY - SMITH - STEPHENS - STURT - TERRY areas include Laughton, Chiddingly, Framfield, East Hoathly, Hailsham, Hellingly, Herstmonceux, Arlington, Warbleton --- Outg
14. [SXP] Owning up re Culmah or similar [0.977594]
Some-one asked for a look-up of a place name either "Culmah" or similar. I took a print of the message with me to Lewes Record Office and didn't find anything in any of the place indexes but I'm afraid I have mislaid the original message. I can only offer in mitigation that the record office got very crowded and the lady fitted in on "my table" may have grabbed it by mistake. My apologies for bothering the list but I wanted to let the writer know that I did try.
15. [SXP] English language [0.977594]
In a message dated 3/23/03 3:18:56 AM Eastern Standard Time, groves.genealogy@ntlworld.com writes: > It really is an example of how complicated the English language can be - > And how rich. It might be confusing, but we can say the same thing a dozen ways in a general way or a half dozen specifically. Or one very specifically. I'm glad it is my mother tongue. But what is it you English speak, anyway? Shirley Maynard Hampton, VA USA
16. RE: [SXP] Immigration [0.977594]
Don't forget Canada! I believe that, around that time, many more Brits emigrated to Canada than to the US - including my maternal grandparents.. The Commonwealth connection, you know. What if you went to the online government sites in the countries you are interested in, and checked their 1901 Census - just as a start? Pat in Vancouver -----Original Message----- From: Tyler Henson [mailto:brn11@sympatico.ca] Sent: March 21, 2003 9:12 AM To: SUSSEX-PLUS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SXP] Immigration I hope so
17. [SXP] 1901 census - a few months down the line [0.977594]
I have already downloaded a number of names from the 1901, using the extractor program by the Leeds Indexers. They all include Sussex. All records are indexed under Person ID. Should anyone like a copy of my files just ask, they are all on excel 2000 file format, though I can change it to earlier versions, Word or RTF, and also for large ones whether it should be zipped. Please reply off list. Surnames on file: FENWICK 4,200 plus HORNER 5,500 plus LEE 10,000 plus PAS(S)FIELD 5
18. [SXP] £ sign [0.977594]
In addition to the # sign any number of characters can be inserted by holding down the Alt key and entering a numeric code, especially useful for fractions and foreign languages. For an excellent list of these got to: http://www.bris.ac.uk/is/selfhelp/documentation/win-r1/win-r1.htm Melissa Zimmerman
19. Re: [SXP] Love Lane Cemetery Faversham [0.977594]
Hi Angie, Unfortunately the Love Lane Cemetery did not open until 1898, so it was a little after your relatives died. There are a lot of other things on the CD including BMD's from the 'Faversham Mercury' between the dates 1879-1882, and also Bapt. 1620-1801 Marr. 1620-1754 and Burials 1620-1773 for the Church of St Mary of Charity at Faversham. I looked at all of these for Bloore and Eltham, but no luck. Christenings, Marriages and Burials for 14 villages and two Maidstone churches are also on the CD, so
20. Re: [SXP] Re: Military towns [0.977594]
Brighton was also a Garrison town having both Infantry and Cavalry stationed at the Church Street Barracks and Preston Barracks which has only recently closed down, Church Street Barracks having closed in the late 1800's Roger ----- Original Message ----- From: "slaters" To: Sent: Saturday, March 22, 2003 9:31 PM Subject: [SXP] Re: Military towns > I am trying to trace the birthplace, approx 1810. of my convict ancestor, > John Johnson whose nati
21. [SXP] m. William Waters, wye,1850 [0.977594]
I have 2 request. 1- William had a previous marriage, in Kent or Hampshire abt 1850. Anybody have any clue? William Waters,57.b.1824,Wye,Kent,rigger Lucy, wife,b. 1839, Portsea, 42 in 1881 2- William was living in I.O.W. or Portsea in 1851. Would somebody have a look on the 1851 census for that area? I would like the name of the wife, first name is OK. Thanks, Margaret Comeau
22. [SXP] IGI Downloads [0.977594]
I have been watching this theme, so I tried the IGI and found NO difficulties. I use IE6 as my browser, and have zone alarm as firewall and AVG as virus detector, and all ok! Rex Rex Tester City of the Dreaming Spires Researching - TESTERs in East Grinstead, Worth, Ifield, Slaugham & Beeding Home page - http://www.rex.tester.btinternet.co.uk
23. [SXP] HENSON - Emmigration to Australia [0.977594]
Thanks to Robyn in Australia , he has found that Cecil and Ellen Henson arrived in Victoria aboard the Orient in 1891 along with their 5 children. Still looking for his brother Henry and Susanna Henson and their children. Henry b1845 and Susanna b1847. They must have "migrated" somewhere. Could you clarify what NSW and Victoria are to each other. Is NSW the region and Victoria the city in NSW? Sorry for my lack of knowledge about Australia. Were there other arrival ports for emmigrants? Are their li
24. [SXP] IMMIGRATION & CENSUS Australia [0.977594]
Further to my posting on the above subject.......... There are also General Muster Rolls for people who came Free, Convicts, those who owned land and stock etc. The site url for Graham Lewis' page, http://www.coraweb.com.au/census.htm , it gives a tremendous amount of information on what is and is not available ------ the General Musters and dates/details are also listed on this page, the page I have saved is an earlier one to that on his new web page, if anyone would like an attachment with the details I
25. [SXP] Re: SUSSEX-PLUS-D Digest V03 #76 [0.977594]
Hi All, many thanks to everybody who emailed back and told me where Trotton was. Further question, has anybody any idea where a Lord Egremont lived in Sussex - this might prove the connection to Trotton if it's the same place - and no, I can't claim any relationship -unless he seduced my 4grandmother and that was why she was packed off to Somerset! (only joking in case his descendents are reading this1) Liz.
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