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1. [UK-1901-CENSUS] Index quirks [1]
I have just come across some variations in name order which may be of interest Name entered by enumerator with surname first as *Makepeace William Henry* Indexed as First: Henry, Midde: William, Surname: Makepeace All names on this page are thus, and my family all have the middle name indexed as first. On a later page though most names were in the conventional order *Makepeace John* was correctly reversed in the index . Scope for error here. Elsewhere *Lucy Makepeace Bird* is indexed as First: Lucy Surna
2. [UK-1901-CENSUS] SITES-Info pls. re S.S. MAPLECOURT, [1]
Can any one assist please regarding above name ship from Canadian merchant navy in WWII, particularly its sinking in 1941. As relative on board. Any info/sites would be grateful appreciated. Many Thanks. Margaret@merry49.fsnet.co.uk
3. Re: [UK-1901-CENSUS] Vouchers v credit card [1]
Hello , Keith's suggestion seems to make sense to me. Gordon Smith in Norfolk
4. Re: [UK-1901-CENSUS] Voucher availability [1]
Hi all, Further to Tom's remarks, surely we are trusting anyone when we give them our credit card in a restaurant, etc. Also, hopefully we check the individual items on our monthly statements to make sure they are ours, and not someone else's (mistakes do happen). While this is not 100% genealogy, I, like Tom, use my card often with no worries. Yes, it would be nice if there was a secure site, but, in the meantime it is usually easier, and not as costly for us outside of the UK to use a credit card if poss
5. [UK-1901-CENSUS] Vouchers v credit card [1]
My thanks to all those who responded to my gripes, about voucher availability online, with suggestions on obtaining vouchers by credit card purchase online. What I was really grizzling about (but didn't express clearly) was that the vouchers are not available for immediate pucrhase *from PRO* online. If they *were* available online from PRO, then that would give a much higher profile to the inconsistency between the two methods of subscribing online to the service. One would be able to puchase a voucher
6. [UK-1901-CENSUS] DERBYSHIRE FOLK THAT MOVED TO SCOTLAND, THEN LAND CLEARENCES. [1]
Hi Listers, Does any one know of Derbyshire folk moving to Scoland, then involved in LAND CLEARENCES [SITE very good] to read about it. Late 1800s would appreciate any information Margaret@merry49.fsnet.co.uk
7. [UK-1901-CENSUS] Unsuscribe [1]
Will be away for a while.
8. Re: [UK-1901-CENSUS] Certificate - Census for person immigrate into England until Death. [1]
I am not sure what you are looking for: if the person was in England or Wales on Census day 1901, he/she should be on the Census. Donald Massey ----- Original Message ----- > Could the addresses' even SKS advise if a person such as this be listed in PRO records once leaving the British Forces, but maintaining a different nationality until death. Descends came from Derbyshire.I do not know of any WILL. > Looking for such a person & parents From Derbyshire originally, then involved in Land Clearance late 1
9. Re: [UK-1901-CENSUS] First Ship to sail in WWII hit and sunk [1]
> Does any one know how I can get information on 1st ship to sail out > from Canada, hit and sunk killing [I presume all on board], Had a > relative on this ship. Was the 1st ship out in 1940 or earlier? > family origins from Derbyshire. Merchant Navy losses are listed at the Commonwealth War Graves Site at: http://www.cwgc.org/ You could give that a try. John Zillwood john@zillwood.com Communications Officer Abbotsford Genealogical Society http://www.rootsweb.com/~bcags/
10. [UK-1901-CENSUS] [1]
was wondering if anyone could help I have not used a down load download 1901 Census extractor & Guess Timator for some time. When I went to use it last week I cannot capture info from Census site. In the past it work taking data to Excel spreadsheet. Has something changed?. Thought i would also post names I am researching- Llewellyn Williams - could be from Aberbargoed Wales or West Derby Liverpool. Married my Grandmother Florence May Wethered - daughter Betty May Williams my mother born Aberba
11. Re: [UK-1901-CENSUS] Re: UK-1901-CENSUS-D Digest V03 #110 #2 [1]
On Thu, 05 Jun 2003 10:28:09 +0800, Keith Salisbury wrote: >When they become available to purchase online with a credit card I would be happy to use >them... Well Keith, go here, but do note that the prices quoted are in AUD` http://www.aigs.org.au/sales.htm Cheers, Tom (Tom Perrett)
12. [UK-1901-CENSUS] Fw: [1]
Can anyone answer Gillian's question below? I'm afraid I haven't got a clue! Gillian is now subbed to the list so she will see any replies. Debs deborah.waller@virgin.net UK-1901-CENSUS-L@rootsweb.com Listowner http://passwordcentral.rootsweb.com (if you don't know what addie you used for what list!) http://www.4trudy.co.uk/census - 1901 'leftovers' site ----- Original Message ----- From: "Charlie and Gillian" To: Sent: 24 June 2003
13. Re: [UK-1901-CENSUS] Voucher availability [1]
In message <20030605085726.BDD0839454B@borg.st.net.au>, Tom Perrett writes >I have seen this statement before, but NEVER why >you should not send your credit card via e-mail, at >least not a viable reason. > >No different to giving it out ovef the 'phone and I >do both (e-mail & phone) all the time with no worry. > >Tom > >On Thu, 05 Jun 2003 15:56:37 +0800, Cathy Pinner wrote: > >>--=======6A10344C======= >>Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-635837F3; >>charset=us-ascii; form
14. Re: [UK-1901-CENSUS] Voucher availability [1]
Again non gen, but do you know there are little devices that a waiter, or anyone not being observed with your card, can swipe your card and get the details for copies to be made. I have an experience with card problems, which fortunately the bank did not hold me responsible for, the sum of $4000. That decided me that I would never have a debit card. If anyone is interested in the story email me privately, and I will make up a message to send. Brian Mail scanned by Norton 2003 updated ----- Original Message
15. [UK-1901-CENSUS] First Ship to sail in WWII hit and sunk [1]
Does any one know how I can get information on 1st ship to sail out from Canada, hit and sunk killing [I presume all on board], Had a relative on this ship. Was the 1st ship out in 1940 or earlier? family origins from Derbyshire. Any info grateful received. Margaret@merry49.fsnet.co.uk
16. [UK-1901-CENSUS] A VERY BIG THANK YOU. [1]
A VERY BIG THANK YOU TO Ken KNOTT, who today has had solid brick walls crashing down with his posting about mine ref. SS MAPLECOURT first Canadian Ship to be sunk in WWII. I have now found out what truly happened to my father's brother. Very tragic as all wars are, he has no know grave. So close to Preston England, so close to his family roots In Derbyshire. Also grateful Thanks to Freda Harte for all the efforts and look ups done for me to find William SHAWs wife and family. To Valerie Jones who st
17. Re: [UK-1901-CENSUS] Voucher availability [1]
--=======6A10344C======= Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-635837F3; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit When they offer a secure server, then it becomes a place you could buy online - but not before. It isn't safe to send credit card numbers in an email. Otherwise you have to live in Melbourne and turn up in person. As far as I can see, the only viable way to access the 1901 Census images online is to save up sufficient to use up the minimum charge (I usually
18. [UK-1901-CENSUS] Re: UK-1901-CENSUS-D Digest V03 #110 #2 [1]
UK-1901-CENSUS-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > #2 [UK-1901-CENSUS] Is 1901 census of [Jeanne Bunting UK If it is, then it will be sorted out eventually. I am certain they will > extend your credit period if you write to them. Better to use vouchers - > they last for 6 months. > Jeanne Bunting Jeanne, vouchers are fine of they are readily available... I mean worldwide rather than the village of England. When they become available to purchase online with a credit card I would be happ
19. Re: [UK-1901-CENSUS] Vouchers v credit card [1]
Hello Gordon, thanks for the support. Keith Hong Kong Gordonluc@aol.com wrote: > Hello , > Keith's suggestion seems to make sense to me. > Gordon Smith in Norfolk
20. [UK-1901-CENSUS] 1901 census, Llandudno: M. Massey, Lodger, single, 33, Nurserman, born Ruabon DEN [1]
I have found the above on RG13/5289 F101 p82, correctly indexed from the enumerator's sheet, but am reluctant to accept it at face value, because in at least two sheets, it is the only entry without a full first name. I am hoping it is my long lost great uncle William Arthur Massey, as the entry is correct in all other respects. The initial definitely looks like the writewr's "M" although a scribbled "W" can look similar, there is no "W" for comparison. Thehouseholder's name looks like Halstrap, age 52,
21. Re: [UK-1901-CENSUS] Vouchers v credit card [1]
>If they *were* available online from PRO, then that would give a much >higher profile to the inconsistency between the two methods of >subscribing online to the service. One would be able to puchase a >voucher for #5 and get 6 months validity, but purchase of a direct >subscription for #5 would get only 48hrs. > >What I would really like to see is the usage period for online credit >card purchase extended to match that of vouchers, and I see no good >reason why this should not be done. I think the reas
22. [UK-1901-CENSUS] unsubscribe [1]
regret due to isp problems must leave you for a while
23. Re: [UK-1901-CENSUS] Vouchers v credit card [1]
Peter Dauncey wrote: [snip] > I think the reason given would be that they don't actually charge your > credit card until the end of your session (i.e. after 48 hours or less). If > you buy a voucher you pay for it up front, and use it over 6 months. Thanks Peter. I would be quite happy for the charge to be deducted immediately (as it would be if I bought vouchers) and have a credit available to use in the same way as for vouchers... perhaps over a 3 month, 6 month or 1 year period depending on the amount
24. Re: [UK-1901-CENSUS] Voucher availability [1]
I have seen this statement before, but NEVER why you should not send your credit card via e-mail, at least not a viable reason. No different to giving it out ovef the 'phone and I do both (e-mail & phone) all the time with no worry. Tom On Thu, 05 Jun 2003 15:56:37 +0800, Cathy Pinner wrote: >--=======6A10344C======= >Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-635837F3; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit > >When they offer a secure server, then it becomes a place you co
25. [UK-1901-CENSUS] John H SHAW [1]
Could SKS please do a lookup for John H SHAW aged 9 living in Tibshelf [grandson], for his parent pls. May be living in Ilkeston. Many thanks Margaret@merry49.fsnet.co.uk
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