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1. [UK-NE] Looking for connections: WATSON SIMMS RENOLDSON ROBERTSON Etc. [1]
Hello all from Sunny Queensland All my maternal grandmothers relatives: Watson / Renoldson/ Wyndham / Simm and or Simms came from central eastern NBL, until the families moved to South Shields obviously seeking work in the metal industries. The Renoldson family came from Shilbottle. Ephraim Renoldson married Phillis Wyndham of Lesbury (This name was later spent Windham). This Renoldson family presented a real problem because when they shifted, from Shillbottle to Lesbury, the name changed to Rennison
2. [UK-NE] Hyland,Carmichael,Leask [1]
I would really appreciate it someone could tell me where my distant cousin is. FREDERICK HYLAND ,born about 1926,son of J.HYLAND of Benson Terrace.Educ. at High Felling and Dame Allan`s Boy`s School at Newcastle. He took his matriculation at King`s College at Newcastle.Worked with Exide Batteries at Manchester, Canada with Civil Service in1958, and in Bermuda 1961+. He was also with the firm of E.J. Pattison` accountants, West Street,,Gateshead.He is married and has 2 boys and a girl. We are related through
3. [UK-NE] FERENS/RUSSELL/BAGLEY/INGLEDEW & others [1]
Re-stating my research names,times, and places RUSSELL 1880 Cornsay Colliery RUSSELL-BAGLEY Aycliffe, Ricknall Mill (Preston-le-Skerne)... .....................................I would love to know more about this Mill 1865 RUSSELL-FERENS Fatfield/Shincliffe 1840-1880 BAGLEY - INGLEDEW High Leven YKS,Billingham DUR, and Aycliffe/Ricknall Mill 1815-1870 RUSSELL-TAYLOR Glanton NBL C1810 Alnwick >C1825 Wm & Margaret (where & when did they die) INGLEDEW-BALMER New Leven High Leven YKS 1780's
4. [UK-NE] HELP any ideas [1]
Hi all, Can any of you help with any ideas. My Elizabeth MILLAN died in childbirth in Sunderland in 1886. Her daughter Margaret my great grandmother was taken to live with a relative in Scotland and sold to the Duke of Bucchlue a year later when she was 10 years old. Her Father Samuel MILLAN and his son/s Samuel MILLAN and ? went together as he could look after boys but not a daughter. Margaret never saw her family again. Samuel is not living at the same address in the 1891 Census. On the 1881 census is p
5. [UK-NE] FERENS of Fatfield and East Thickley ?? [1]
1.Can any one tell me where a person dying at Fatfield in the sub-district of Harraton Registration District of Chester-le-Street in 1847 is likely to have been buried ?? 2.If there is a Churchyard at Fatfield are there MI's for this cemetery.? 3. Where is East Thickley in the District of Bishop Auckland (my maps do not list an East nor (just) Thickley ??as Jane's husband died there some 19 years later (probably living with a son or grand-son) Specific details are listed below Bruce Shanks from A cool
6. [UK-NE] McIntyre [1]
Hi everyone, I've noticed the following name appearing on quite a few of the mailing lists over the past few days and I would like to ask if anyone is related to or has any information on a BRIDGET McINTYRE. Although I am not related to her in any way, I do have a great deal of information on her that may be of interest to someone else. I am presently writing a book on the local history of WILLINGTON (Co Durham) and surrounding villages and her name has come up along with many others I am research. I will
7. [UK-NE] Fw: 1841 Census look up Please [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "JDe Palma" To: "NORTHUMBRIA-L" ; "DUR-NBL-L" ; Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2000 10:24 Subject: 1841 Census look up Please Hi Listers Could someone please look up the 1841 census for the Earsdon - Tynemouth area for a Roger Hall & daughter Elspeth Hall born 1839? There has been an error in information on the I.G.I for my Gr Grandfather Thomas (Tom) Hall's father which sta
8. [UK-NE] 1881 census search techniques [1]
Hello all I have had the 1881 census for some time and was interested to know what ways of extracting or using data, that other users have found I have found various ways of finding people that are not immediately obvious when you first buy the CDs For example the use of the wild card on the region discs *Fenwick in the first name field ( leaving all others blank ) will find all with the name Fenwick or with Fenwick as a 2nd name in that region. To illustrate this try Northern Borders disc, first n
9. [UK-NE] 239 mails in tonight!!!!! [1]
Hi all, I got 239 mails through tonight!!!! not had anything for a few days then bingo!!!! Thanks to all who let me know you were still around...... Regards, Mike Heaviside, johnmichael@heaviside2.freeserve.co.uk Researching; GRIEVESON, Kirklevington, Cockfield, West Auckland, HEAVISIDE, anywhere, world-wide (any spelling) HINDMARCH, Cockfield, Morley, Hamsterley, Evenwood, HODGSON, Staindrop, Cockfield, Morley, Langleydale. HEPPLE, Shildon, Cockfield, Morley, ROBSON, Hexham, Morley, Alston Cumberland
10. [UK-NE] Re: Location-Apology Accepted [1]
Hi Everyone I have already written to Peter off list to thank him for his apology. I'm sure his offer of Look-ups will be appreciated by everyone and perhaps now we can all get on with what we're on the list for in the first place. Researching our Family History!! Also a Thank you to everyone who contacted me with their own comments on the subject. I must add that I do agree with Peters idea of adding where you are from. It does make things more interesting. Best Wishes Kim - in Cardiff. - ----------------
11. [UK-NE] 1841 Census [1]
Thanks for the infomation. It didn'tseem to be available when I looked up the LDS LIbrary site on line (The 18511861...) seemed to be available so I thought something may have happened to it Charm Giess
12. Re: [UK-NE] Newcastle "Lynn" [1]
It's certainly not very clear, but I think it says Newcastle Tyne. No county is given. The occupation is Engineman. Liz Rees ---------- > From: chrisalexander > To: UK-NORTHEAST-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [UK-NE] Newcastle "Lynn" > Date: 30 July 2000 19:22 > > Very many thanks for all the helpful responses to my question about > "Newcastle Lynn". They are greatly appreciated. > Unfortunately the person who kindly looked up the entry for me didn't note > the county - but he found
13. [UK-NE] A question [1]
i got my grandparents marriage certificate today:))) on it is tells me my grandmothers father was George Waugh occupation weighacau?? im not sure what it is or is supposed to represent any ideas??? also the church they were married in The Parish Church, Pelton. at the bottom its signed L.A Hudson curator of St Marys,would that be the name of the church of england in Pelton??? Teresa cold wet adelaide
14. [UK-NE] Posting names........ [1]
Hi Listers, I would like to re-post my names to all who may not have seen them (and to some who already have!!!) Mike Heaviside in a very cool and overcast Cockfield, south west Durham. My Names........ GRIEVESON----------- Ann GREIVESON born 07-07-1834 in Kirklevington, near Yarm on Tees, married Francis HEAVISIDE born 18-05-1829, (blacksmith) in Morley, Evenwood and Barony, at St John's Church, Newcastle upon Tyne (10-02-1855) These were my 2 x grandparents..... any connections??? HEAVISIDE----------
15. [UK-NE] Barron [1]
Anyone chasing Barron in the north east, especially in Hartburn, Tanfield, and Sedgefield. Lancelot Howard Barron Middlesbrough U.K. Web page www.barron40.fsnet.co.uk/www.lancelot@barron40.fsnet.co.uk (Don't know why it's so long. That's the only way that I can get it to work)
16. [UK-NE] COTTEE [1]
Is anyone familiar with the name of COTTEE? I am trying to help out a gentleman who I know, he has just told me that he was adopted, and his adoptive parents were very loving and kind, so never felt the need to find his real parents. The information is sketchy due to his age, but this is what he could tell me today. His real mam was called Cottee, she was one of a twin, so he did'nt know which one was his mam. The twins were called Francis and Lottie, he thinks they had a brother called George and a sister
17. RE: [UK-NE] Re: Rudeness [1]
Hi Lyle, >why are these things not handled off line? Is there some ulterior >motivation involved here, regardless of the extent of the rudeness? I could not agree more, I am a member of all 3 North-Eastern lists and this one has had nothing but sniping at a person on one of the other lists since it started, and while he does have a rather abrasive manner, I would suggest he also knows more about genealogy than the rest of this list combined. This week is the last straw, I am unsubscribing here forthwith
18. [UK-NE] Testing [1]
Hello List, My thanks to all who acknowledged my plea, Beginner's eh !! Pat
19. 1891 census - Batley [1]
Could SKS have a look at 1891 census for my gg uncle, George BUCKLE born 1864 at Flixton, (son of Thomas BUCKLE and Tamar BOTT), married to Alice living in Batley in 1881 census, occupation tailor. I'm looking for their children. Thanks Jenny Buckle BUCKLE, DAWSON, PALLISTER -
20. [UK-NE] Look up at Gateshead Satlwell cemetery [1]
Hi, I wonder if anyone is in the position to do me a big favour. I need a look up of a burial in Gateshead's Saltwell cemetery. I have just found out my gran (Elizabeth HARDY/CARTER nee CARR) was buried here in October 1966. I`m assuming her 1st husband will be here. He was Christopher George CARTER died September quarter of 1926 according to G.R.O. Is anyone able to do me this big favour, I`d be ever so grateful. Regards. George Carter Researching. CARTER Barningham 1820-, Norton 1840-, Darlington 1870-, N
21. [UK-NE] Taylor family [1]
Hello Maurice, I noticed your posting re: Thomas Taylor. An Aunt of mine has been researching my maternal line for many years (I am focusing on my paternal)and has sent me odd bits of information. I remembered that my g.grandmother was a Taylor, I believe from Durham. The info I have is as follows: Thomas Taylor & Hannah Moore (1844-) Thomas W. Taylor (?1863-) Albert E. Taylor (1865) Ann M. Taylor (1867-) William C. Taylor (1869-) Hannah Taylor (1870-)
22. [UK-NE] Seeking ANDERSON - SIMMS connections [1]
Hello List Anderson is a very common name and I am having great difficulty establishing my origins. My grandmother, who was a very astute lady and the family historian, always claimed that her grandmother Catharine Anderson was related to Sir James Anderson, the master of the Great Eastern, who he laid the North Atlantic cable. Now this creates a problem for me, as Sir James came from Dumfries Scotland. Meanwhile Catharine was born in Belford NBL. So far, I have not been able to identify her parents, and
23. [UK-NE] RE: The other list. [1]
Hi Hazel, You said in your message that " I hope this becomes as friendly as it 'feels' at present", well if it doesn't I want to know about it. This has always been a major rule for me when starting up this list. I wanted a friendly and helpful list and thanks to everyone on here I've manged to do that. NO ONE on here should be worry or frightened about the messages they post. I don't know if you have noticed but one of my taglines says "Remember that every mistake made is an opportunity to learn", and th
24. Re: [UK-NE] Location [1]
Hello Kim A very well thought out message, applicable to lots of people I would think ! Regards, to all the many kind and helpful people on this list, Pat Williams Cheshunt Hertfordshire. where look ups are not always so very easy. ----- Original Message ----- From: Kim Bewick To: Sent: Sunday, July 23, 2000 8:46 AM Subject: Re: [UK-NE] Location > Hi Peter and list. > Whilst I like the idea of knowing where the person is that you're in contact > wi
25. [UK-NE] John Renner ROBSON..... [1]
Hi Listers, Does anyone out there have the MI's for Shildon All Saints church?? I would like to know if there is a stone for John Renner ROBSON, who died 26-08-1909 age 78 years.... There may be some of his daughters on there too.... Thanks in advance, Regards, Mike Heaviside, johnmichael@heaviside2.freeserve.co.uk Researching; GRIEVESON, Kirklevington, Cockfield, West Auckland, HEAVISIDE, anywhere, world-wide (any spelling) HINDMARCH, Cockfield, Morley, Hamsterley, Evenwood, HODGSON, Staindrop, Cock
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