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1. Re: [WSX] IS THIS THE RIGHT LIST [1]
also the url for 1901 Census mailing list is:- > Diane SOWDEN wrote: > > >Is this the right list for Salisbury Wiltshire in 1901 census? > > > >From > > > >Diane Sowden > > > Diane, > this list does cover Wiltshire. Are you aware that the 1901 census is > on line at http://www.census.pro.gov.uk/index.html > > John > List Manager
2. [WSX] PRING/RING at Chippenham, Wiltshire [1]
Hello, I'm having trouble with the parents of my Rose PRING. Her obituary says that she was from an old Taunton family, but the census data gives her father as being born in Chippenham, Wiltshire and her mother from Broadclyst, Devon. Does anyone have access to the baptism records for Chippenham, Wiltshire? I'm looking for a baptism of a Charles or James D. PRING/RING somewhere between about 1853 and 1856. Below are the census entries for 1881 and 1901. They are the only entries that appear fo
3. [WSX] Fw: Wordsworth's daffodils [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Frances Ryman To: SUSSEX-PLUS-LIST Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 2:32 PM Subject: Wordsworth's daffodils I need help! I have just been informed that the local community board has awarded $1000 NZ to plant a median strip with these early daffodils. But the local authority says they cant find them! If anyone can give me information on how to find a source for them I would be most grateful. The stip is outside the home of the man most entitled to be called our "Fir
4. [WSX] unsubscribe [1]
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5. [WSX] STRANGE Research [1]
Anyone with an interest in the name of STRANGE might like to visit my web site where they will find (amongst other topics) a one name study. In addition to transcriptions from national and international records there is a considerable amount of county-based event information; Berkshire and Oxfordshire are particularly well covered. If you would like to share your family knowledge or queries with like- minded folk then you may care to sign up to my mail list at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/STRANGE_t
6. Re: [WSX] Mullins, Wiltshire ?? [1]
For what it is worth in confirmation, I have clear records of the same two great-grandparents being married twice; the two events being with 2-3 days of each other; in Bath in May of 1814; once in the established church of St. Swithins and again in the RC St. Johns the Evangelist. Regards Carlisle Knowlton connecticut, usa ======================================================================= Paul Gaskell wrote: > Hi Helen > > > Although marriages in the Catholic Church were illegal until 1837, there
7. [WSX] Re: WESSEX-PLUS-D Digest V03 #39 [1]
I have a HALE in my family. William Hale of Staffordshire, from the mid 1800s. I don't really know much more than that. He was the first husband of my grandmother Sara Jane Atkins Hale. Alice ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, February 12, 2003 8:37 PM Subject: WESSEX-PLUS-D Digest V03 #39
8. [WSX] Posting interest - Joyce Family - Chilton Foliatt [1]
Hi all. I am currently researching my mother's family. My g g g g grandfather, John Joyce, was born in Aldbourne, Wilts and christened on 9th April, 1820 - the illegitimate son of one Mary Joyce ( spelled Joice in the parish register ). I know little about her - she may have been the daughter of John Joyce and Mary Brazier of Hungerford, but I have no conclusive proof that the Mary Joyce born to this couple is the same one. John Joyce moved to Chilton Foliatt, where he became the village blacksmith. He is
9. [WSX] WILLIE of Otterford, Somerset [1]
Is anyone else in this family? I've got a lot of information to share and would love to contact other researchers! Sara White
10. [WSX] Parish Registers to 1812 [1]
Does anyone know why many parish registers and transcriptions are only available to 1812? On numerous occasions I have found that PRs are available beyond 1812 but are not included in some transcriptions and that on other occasions the PRs only seem to go up to 1812. Why 1812? Pat Robb Researching: CORNELIUS - Chard & Combe St Nicholas Somerset, Southampton and Cardiff TUCKER - Chardstock KEETCH / KEECH / KETCH - Chard & Combe St Nicholas Somerset TROTT - Chard & Combe St Nicholas Somerset COAT / COTE
11. [WSX] MACEY etc [1]
Have re subscribed after a period in hospital so would like to repeat my surname interests for the benefit of any newcomers. MACEY and variants, Wiltshire RAINSFORD Wilts and possibly Ireland POLDEN Wilts and possibly Ireland TOMBS Oxon., Berks. etc. John Macey 9 Church Hill Earls Colne, Near Colchester, Essex, CO6 2RG UK visit my homepage Macey
12. [WSX] Help [1]
Cab anybody direct me to someone who would know about Military info, I am looking to find out about the 'Queens Own Lancers' circa 1895 and what is the difference of the Lancers and Hussars. Many thanks Toni.
13. [WSX] Next week's Oxfordshire FHS (UK) meeting [1]
Hello colleagues The next meeting of the Oxfordshire Family History Society will be held on Monday 24 February 2003 at Exeter Hall, Oxford Road, Kidlington, Oxford OX5 1AB. Doors open at 7:15 pm for coffee, help with both genealogy and computers, bookstall, exchange journals etc. The subject of the talk at 8:00pm is "Maps and social and family history", by Lillian Gibbens. A well-known and excellent speaker, Lillian is sure to be covering ground here that will be very useful for many researchers. All me
14. Re: [WSX] HALE and variants [1]
Glyn, One thing to look out for is that some of your HALEs may appear under the surname HOLE, which is also common in your areas of interest. Ciao Kevin ----- Original Message ----- From: zanadoodoo To: Sent: Wednesday, 12 February 2003 12:36 AM Subject: [WSX] HALE and variants > Hi, I'm a new subscriber looking for the name HALE and variants anywhere in > the West of England and South Wales. > > Anyone interested? > > Cheers, > > Glyn Hale > > -
15. [WSX] A curly one [1]
Any suggestions ??? I have a Jane SAMPSON b. Malmsbury, Wilts abt.1849 as a widow living with sil, she is also in the same household in 1891 but shown as marr. Do not know who she is and only one SAMPSON brother unnacounted for. Does anybody have a marr. index for Wilts from 1869 up and could search for an Archibald SAMPSON marr. to Jane ? or any SAMPSON. There is another twist to this another brother Thomas marr. Jane HALL but the age is out 6 years out and I 'think ' she was from Glo. I have many t
16. [WSX] New PR transcripts on CD [1]
Hello listers I'm please to announce that the Oxfordshire FHS has recently released further parish register transcripts on CD, covering some of the parishes in the following registration districts :- 1. Chipping Norton. 2. Headington. 3. Thame. 4. Wallingford (includes a mix of Oxfordshire and former North Berkshire parishes). For further details of the parishes included and how to order, please see :- http://www.ofhs.org.uk/CDsales.html Very best wishes. Paul Gaskell Publicity Officer and Minut
17. RE: [WSX] SWEET in Aller, Curry Rival, Stoke St Gregory, Somerset [1]
Hi Sara My g3 grandmother was a SWEET and I'm wondering if there is a connection with yours. In the 1851 Census for Banwell, her name is quoted as being Billender, her age suggests she was born in 1804 and the birthplace is quoted as being Ollard. I don't know of a place with this name, but it could be a mis-spelling of Aller. She married William FOLLETT, probably in the early 1830's, but I don't know exactly when and my g2 grandfather John FOLLETT was born in 1840, the mother's name being quoted as Beland
18. [WSX] HILL and PAYNE [1]
The two families I am currently stuck on are: HILL - I have Edmund and wife Mary Ann - both born c 1804 and from South Cerney (and surrounding villages) PAYNE - George and wife Ann - both from Challow/Wantage in the late C19 If anyone has any info on these I would be more than delighted! Philip Wills
19. [WSX] Chard lookup Request [1]
Sorry, forgot to enter my email address for anyone wanting to request a Combe St Nicholas lookup off list. It is: pat@ljrobb.fsnet.co.uk
20. [WSX] Hampshire look ups [1]
Hello all for an update &/or reminder we have the following fiche if anyone needs a look up or two( from these fiche only........) We are also more than happy to do full IGI entry look ups from the fiche below but please provide the full date and year for this. Re Portsea/Portsmouth checking BMD 1/4 isn't enough as there were many many entries & some 80+ churches for the area so a GRO index look would be needed first by you to provide a date. Parish Registers on Fiche (C = Christenings; M = Marriages
21. [WSX] Somerset: Isle Brewers Burials 1813-1950 [1]
Hello all, The next transcription is available free of charge for non profit making use. This document is a first draft and likely to contain errors, please e-mail me any corrections. Somerset: Isle Brewers Burials 1813-1950 I will be sending this file out as a zipped .txt file to be opened in any spreadsheet or database package, to anyone that requests a copy. A copy can also be found on my website from the following page: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sarahhawkins/parish_transcriptio ns
22. [WSX] CD's [1]
Can anyone tell me if Gloucester and Wiltshire are on the National Burial Index or do the Soc's have a CD covering them. Toni.
23. [WSX] hillier [1]
Hi All, Can anybody give me any info on William Hallows Hillier formerly of 41 Isabella St., Waterloo Road. London, migrated to Australia aboard 'Katherine Stewart Forbes' 1837 , died at Brighton S.A. m. Rosetta Good in 1944. Or John Hillier maybe of London c.1792. d probably in Adelaide S.A. migrated to Australia aboard 'Katherine Stewart Forbes' 1837. m. Jane b:c. 1800, d. Adelaide 9/1/1862. Among their children was a John Foach Hillier b 1833. Thanks, Kevin
24. RE: [WSX] EDEY - Oxford [1]
Hi > I am tracing the family of EDEY/EDDY. Caroline EDDY aged 30 on 1851 census in Bath. Place of birth is Oxford. The Oxford City Baptism Index (http://www.ofhs.org.uk/searches.html) doesn't show a Caroline EDEY/EDDY, but it does have the following entry :- EDEN, Caroline, October 1819, St Peter B The parish registers for St Peter-le-Bailey have been transcribed by Oxfordshire FHS members, and are available on :- 1. microfiche (http://www.ofhs.org.uk/mfiche.html) 2. CD-Rom (http://www.ofhs.org.uk/CD
25. [WSX] looking for: Greenslade, Lewis, et al.... [1]
I am new to this list. I have been working primarily on my paternal side which has encompassed Yorks (initially from Church/Castle Gresley Derby) and Stuarts (from Aberdeen Scotland). I have a collection of research done by my grandfather's cousin. Unfortunately, I do not have complete information, dates, etc. The families I am researching include: Greenslade - James Maine and Alice Maud Mary Lewis, children: Oliver Mervyn (my grandfather), Violet, Greenslade, Nell Greenslade, Ivy
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