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1. [UK-NE] Thank you [1]
Hello listers, I just want to thank you for the valuable info. which has come from you all. There have been so many answers to my questions since I joined you that I cannot possibly name each individually. This week has been especially a "bumper" one. This is by far the best list thaat I have used in 6years researching. Thanks a bunch , Freda Cooke LEEDS -------------------- talk21 your FREE portable and private address on the net at http://www.talk21.com
2. Re: [UK-NE] Re: UK-NORTHEAST-D Digest V03 #126 [1]
Hi Sue I was wondering if you knew where your Ellen MACBETH came from. I am researching Macbeth's from Sunderland and in contact with another who has Macbeth's back to Scotland. Heather Lutz ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 6:14 AM Subject: [UK-NE] Re: UK-NORTHEAST-D Digest V03 #126 > Hi everyone, > I am new to the list &decided to post my interests. It was > all the info on Middlesbrough that d
3. RE: [UK-NE] ROWE [1]
Hi Brian My Rowe family starts with Frank William Rowe b 1852 Kings Lynn Norfolk. To date I have not come across any from Lancashire but will certainly let you know if I do. Happy Hunting Sue -----Original Message----- From: Brian Alexander [mailto:brianalexander9@tiscali.co.uk] Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 8:06 PM To: UK-NORTHEAST-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [UK-NE] Hi Sue I have a ROWE in my tree. Ann ROWE born Worsley Lancashire married James WORROW this is all I have on her, if you come across her
4. [UK-NE] marriage cert [1]
Hi All, don't know if this has been asked before, but in the 1800's when a couple were applying for a marriage cert did they have to show there birth cert. Anne in Wellington
5. [UK-NE] re: keeping log [1]
Hi Lesley, thank you for you email. No worry's I try all the email address that you all put in you emails and they have help me alot. So thank you and to all of you keep up the good work. Anne Smith
6. [UK-NE] Baptisms at St Joseph's RC Church, Birtley in 1893 [1]
Hi Everyone, Found these baptisms when I was at Tyne & Wear Archives recently. They are written in Latin names, but I will write the English names when I know what they are! St Joseph's RC Church, Birtley. No. 3348 Anna BRANNON Born - 13th Feb 1893 Baptised - 15th Feb 1893 Parents - Thomas & Margaret BRANNON, nee KNOX. Godparent - Maria BRANNON No. 3349 Catherine SMITH Born - 15th Feb 1893 Baptised - 18th Feb 1893 Parents - Laurentii & Margaret Anna SMITH, nee MOLLOY. Godparent - Catherine MOLLOY
7. Re: [UK-NE] 1881 again [1]
Hi Freda, Glad to hear about your good results from the 1881 online Census. No, it wasn't a fluke about you getting Pittington! I guess you must have found the City/Town thing to choose from! When you choose which County you want, as in your case, Durham, let it finish loading, then next to it, it comes up with City/Town, and you choose which one you want! It took me a while to cotton on to that, as I never waited till it finished loading properly!! Guess I was just too impatient!! :-) ----- Original
8. [UK-NE] Webster Look-Up [1]
Hello Listers I am still trying to find the birth of Elleanor WEBSTER. According to several census for Sheffield she claimed to be born in Berwick upon Tweed. We believe she was the daughter of an army Sergeant and so was likely christened in a Church used by the military. her age was given as 45 in 1841 census and 60 in the 1851 census - as she was married in 1807 I would think that the 1851 census was more likely true!! Therefore I think her birth would have been around 1790. Any help with this woul
9. [UK-NE] Steve's decision to quit list [1]
Steve decides to quit the list because of all of the messages created by people giving their surnames to Sarah. We then have even more messages on the list saying don't go Steve. Surely these messages of support were personal to Steve and should have been sent to him and not the list? Susan
10. [UK-NE] Re: Empire Day [1]
Raised in Armley, Leeds, I remember dressing up and marching behind flags through the local streets singing "Empire Day is the 24th of May". We moved in 1952 and it didn't happen in Bramley on the new Council estate. When the Queen was crowned, our neighbour invited most of the street to watch on their TV - the first I had seen. How things have changed since then... Terry Perth, Western Australia
11. [UK-NE] George Sansom [1]
Can SKS check for the family of George Ed Sampson , aged 19 , U , b Newcastle Northumberland , Butcher ( at 72 Askew Rd Gateshead , Durham in 1881 census ) in the 1871 census ? ; Also does anyone have access to the original register for - George Samieson c 15 Sep 1803 Bankside Dissenters , North shields , Northumberland to Robert Samieson & Elisabeth ; Thanks Lynn Humphreys
12. [UK-NE] Hospital records site [1]
Hi Everyone, I've come across this URL - its a hospital records database. You can find out which hospital records are available and which Record Office they are held at. http://hospitalrecords.pro.gov.uk/ Useful for people who know that some of their ancestors were in hospital. I've got an ancestor who was in hospital on the 1881 Census. Now I know which Record Office may hold info about her! Jan B
13. [UK-NE] 1851 census lookup request [1]
Hi All Does anyone have access to the actual 1851 census of Sunderland (not just the indexes available)?? I am looking for William BAINBRIDGE age 42 with wife Sarah 40 at 10 Brewers Bank. Children would include William MCBETH 18 and George MCBETH 10. Thanks Heather Lutz
14. Re: [UK-NE] Let's do a Surname List [1]
Hi Sarah I hope you are still doing the list I have been away for a couple of days,, so I missed out Heather ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SURNAME INTERESTS AYNSLEY punshon0shaw.ca Heather Punshon BROWN punshon0shaw.ca Heather Punshon CRAGGS punshon0shaw.ca Heather Punshon FENWICK punshon0shaw.ca Heather Punshon FORSTER punshon0shaw.ca Heather Punshon FREEMAN punshon0shaw.ca Heath
15. Re: [UK-NE] 1901 census [1]
Elizabeth Annie Wheal b: Sept qrt1886 in Islington. On her marriage cert 1908, father is Frederick Wheal, witness Louisa Mary Wheal & The age is wrong but on the 1901C index in Islington I found Frederick 50 & Martha WHEEL 49 with Edith 21, Elizabeth 13, Florence 12 & Lily 9. All surnames WHEEL all living in same household. Kath
16. [UK-NE] Obtaining copy of military record [1]
Is it possible to get a copy of a military record? I have what I presume is the individual's file number (WO 97/1262/49) from the PROCAT site. Ordering online would be my first option, but anything would be helpful. Thanks in advance. Pat Cornacchione Cleveland, Ohio USA
17. [UK-NE] To Steve [1]
Dear Steve, You are a very good List Owner and UK-Northeast would not be the same without you. We like the way you run things and you are kind and thoughtful. What other List Owner sends us greeting cards at Christmas etc? Thanks for all your hard work. Please don't leave. Gill.
18. RE: [UK-NE] Steve's decision to quit list [1]
Hi Susan, I'm in total agreement with you but there was also a message saying "that we'd had enough of this subject" and could we please more on and any further correspondence should be sent to me privately. Obviously you were on of the one's who didn't receive it ??????? Steve (Listowner) -----Original Message----- From: susan BAMPTON [mailto:susan@bampton58.freeserve.co.uk] Sent: 28 June 2003 14:37 To: UK-NORTHEAST-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [UK-NE] Steve's decision to quit list Steve decides to quit
19. [UK-NE] information [1]
John, I don't think you were the only person on the list to not know this. I did not know until you mentioned it and I have been on the list for several years. I learn something new almost everyday. Jack ----- Original Message ----- From: To: <>
20. Re: [UK-NE] Empire Day [1]
We were allowed to wear girl guide uniform instead of school uniform on Empire day. Red, white & blue hair ribbons as well for our plaits instead of brown. Not sure when it ended but I left school in 1952. Do not remember a half day holiday. Kath > My question is - Approx what year it was when people stopped celebrating Empire day like that in England? > My guess would be sometime in the early 1940's??
21. Re: [UK-NE] WILLIAMS- Middlesbrough [1]
Hi Sue, There were 393 WILLIAMS in M'Bro at 1891C. There is a family at 111 Lower East St in 1891 but no Charles. The Thos is age 6. I can send you a scan if you like. Was Thomas actually born in M'Bro? How old is Charles at death? If you give me some idea when Charles was born I may be able to pick him up in the 1891. Yvonne SueJohn20austin@aol.com wrote: >Hello everyone. I am trying to trace my elusive Williams in Middlesbrough. I >have a death certificate for a Charles Williams who died in 19
22. Re: [UK-NE] Non-GEN from Listowner [1]
Just wondering.....is that singed photo of David Essex also signed???? Wish I could be at this - it sounds like a really good day but a bit far for a day out from NZ - hope all goes well and you raise lots of cash. Good wishes Sheila ----- Original Message ----- From: "Steve" To: Sent: Friday, June 27, 2003 10:59 PM Subject: [UK-NE] Non-GEN from Listowner > I know this is off topic but I just wanted to let members know that we are > having a rat
23. FW: [UK-NE] Steve [1]
Tracey, Firstly, Sarah didn't upset people as such - just jumped in with both feet. If I'd know what Sarah's intentions were, then I could have possibly worked with her and posted these surnames on our web site for the benefit of others. As stated in my last posting, I've been working on a new look web site for some time now (at great expense to myself). I'm not looking for thanks or compliments, I just try and make this mailing list the best I can for its members. Secondly, people post surnames to this l
24. Re: [UK-NE] HUTCHINSON - Aycliffe, Co. Durham [1]
>>Mary Ann's brother, Henry, died in l865 in Cairo, Egypt...anyone have any ideas why he might have been there? I know he was a boiler-smith.<
25. [UK-NE] How to unsubscribe UK-NE-D [1]
Louise, perhaps you should try sending an unsubscribe notice to the unsubscribe address, which is uk-northeast-D-request@rootsweb.com . Put unsubscribe in the subject and put unsubscribe in the body of the message. I don't think the computer understands your message. Now you may tell me it is none of my business, but I think it is because you sent it to me, and I am one of about 1,000 people all over the world you offended with your language, and we love our List. I don't want to see anything like it again
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