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1. [W-MAR] Anyone Home? [1]
Hello List, Is the List still functioning? If it is, I`m not seeing anything at all. Just one acknowledgement will answer my query, John McCarthy
2. Re: [W-MAR] Anyone Home? [1]
It must still be working as I received your message. I don't think there is much activity though. Eric Carruthers Melbourne Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: "John and Dora McCarthy" To: Sent: Saturday, February 01, 2003 4:42 PM Subject: [W-MAR] Anyone Home? > Hello List, > Is the List still functioning? If it is, I`m not seeing anything at all. Just one acknowledgement will answer my query, > >
3. Re: [W-MAR] Fw: [SCT-ROX] Wheel & Bells. [1]
Hi Roy Its quite sad to hear of all these places missing or disused. And looking at the map of Langholm, I suppose "Staplegortown" is Staple Gordon, marked as "Church - remains of" near Langholm. To change the subject a bit, I was researching a relative, William Irving of Longtown, who was a portrait painter. He exhibited four paintings in the Carlisle Exhibition of 1824: 30. Portrait of W Brown Esq. Hawick 56. Portrait of Alexander Brown, Esq. Orchard, Roxburghshire 101. Portrait of Mrs
4. Re: [W-MAR] Anyone Home? [1]
not sure still working on it. Late 1800's I believe were there certain ports they came into then? If so is there port records I could check? Thanks Barb ----- Original Message ----- From: "Phillip Carruthers" To: Sent: February 1, 2003 1:16 AM Subject: Re: [W-MAR] Anyone Home? > Barb, > > Any idea where in Australia? > > Phillip Carruthers > Brisbane, Queensland, > AUSTRALIA > > Home Phone +617 3273 5531 > Work Phone +617 3221 9277 > Work Fax +617 3
5. [W-MAR] PORTEOUS/PORTEUS emigration [1]
Posting my interest. I am studying the history and migration of the PORTEOUS and PORTEUS families (as well as other variant spellings, such as PORTAS, PORTESS, PORTIS, PORTICE, PORTUS - amongst many others). I'm researching the history and spread of the above names - especially the migration of members of any branches of this formerly small Borders family from southern Scotland - initially to northern England and Ireland, then to the US and Canada - and later to the former British colonies of New Ze
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This query which I just posted had a major error-- Elizabeth Gill married Daniel Skelton 5 April 1827, Kirkbride, not 1877 as in the previous post. If I get my facts straight, I might get some good replies. With apologies, Jacqueline > > Hi All, > I am still trying to pin down my Elizabeth Gill and her mother, probably > Jemima Gill. Here is what I have. > Jemima Gill gave birth in the St. Mary's Workhouse, Carlisle, on 28 Mar > 1806, to Elizabeth Gill, illegitimate, no father given. > The only other t
7. [W-MAR] Re: WEST-MARCHES-D Digest V03 #10 [1]
>>The Anglo-Saxon word for a sping is Cyle, with the initial letter pronounced hard, and for a collection from a spring, Quelle. The spring thus gave the rig its name.<< I don't know if this is of any help, but "Quelle" is the modern German word for spring, and also means source. Paul, in Germany **************************************************************************** *** Was passiert mit Ihren Einnahmen, wenn Sie aufhvren zu arbeiten? http://pauldcg.imarketincome.com www.privilegedlifestyle.cc - f|
8. [W-MAR] List [1]
To all listers who were prompted to post a message after my enquiry the other day, thank you all. I guess it`s so cold over there at present that the servers take a while to get going, Happy Researching all John McCarthy
9. Re: [W-MAR] Re: WEST-MARCHES-D Digest V03 #10 [1]
Hi Paul, Thanks. That's another complication. :-) Roy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul D. Chilvers-Grierson" To: Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 2:39 PM Subject: [W-MAR] Re: WEST-MARCHES-D Digest V03 #10 >>The Anglo-Saxon word for a sping is Cyle, with the initial letter pronounced hard, and for a collection from a spring, Quelle. The spring thus gave the rig its name.<< I don't know if this is of any help, but "Quelle" is t
10. [W-MAR] Wheel Causeway aka Whele Causey [1]
I thought that perhaps this piece from SCT-ROX list might be of interest? For example the Rev James Snadden writes in his 'History of Liddesdale': "The usual explanation of the name 'Wheelrig' is that it was so called because it was traversed by the old Roman road, the only road, they say for wheeled traffic. This is rather crude and unscientific. The Anglo-Saxon word for a sping is Cyle, with the initial letter pronounced hard, and for a collection from a spring, Quelle. The spring thus gave the rig its
11. Re: [W-MAR] Fw: [SCT-ROX] Wheel & Bells. [1]
Hi Roy I've never heard of either Wheel or Bells churches, can you give us any more information about them? I did find a reference to another stray church register, in the Carlisle Journal in 1826: "February 18th 1826 Church Registers We have lately seen an interesting church register in the possession of Thomas Allan, one of the workmen at Messrs Dalton and Bell9s foundry in Carlisle. We understand he is the lineal descendant of the Rev Robert Allan, who officiated as Episcopal churchman in the parish o
12. [1]
Hi All, I am still trying to pin down my Elizabeth Gill and her mother, probably Jemima Gill. Here is what I have. Jemima Gill gave birth in the St. Mary's Workhouse, Carlisle, on 28 Mar 1806, to Elizabeth Gill, illegitimate, no father given. The only other thing I can find that might possibly fit Jemima is a questionable birth in Whitehaven abt. 1795, That would make her about 11 years old when Elizabeth was born. Possible. Elizabeth Gill m. Daniel Skelton 5 April 1877 in Kirkbride. They had four child
13. Re: [W-MAR] Anyone Home? [1]
Hi, I have tried to post a couple of messages to this list but nothing has come through on my messages. I too was wondering what was happening. Regards Kay Coulthard, Auckland, New Zealand ----- Original Message ----- From: "John and Dora McCarthy" To: Sent: Saturday, February 01, 2003 6:42 PM Subject: [W-MAR] Anyone Home? > Hello List, > Is the List still functioning? If it is, I`m not seeing anything at all. Just one acknowledge
14. Re: [W-MAR] Fw: [SCT-ROX] Wheel & Bells. [1]
Hi Bridget, Bell's Kirk or Bell's Chapel stood at NY 653 951 and was evidently at one time part of a 'village' it is recorded in various documents including the grant to William the Lion. Warburton notes it in the late eighteenth century and a number of papers record the existence of graves as recently as the nineteenth century, however nothing now remains. Wheel Kirk or Wheel Chapel is recorded as having given hospitality to Edward I of England. A small fragment of carved stone is preserved in Wilton Mu
15. Re: [W-MAR] List [1]
In a message dated 03/02/03 08:55:09 GMT Standard Time, johndora@austarnet.com.au writes: > To all listers who were prompted to post a message after my enquiry the > other day, thank you all. I guess it`s so cold over there at present that > the servers take a while to get going, > > Happy Researching all > > John McCarthy > > Not just the servers...... Mandy Almond.....researching Routledge
16. Re: [W-MAR] Can any help! [1]
Hi Janet List archives are at: http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/UK/WEST-MARCHES.html Cheers Bridget Website (recently updated) at http://mysite.freeserve.com/longtown19/index.html On 1/2/03 6:47 am, "Janet H McKnight" wrote: > > Hi List, > I had lost my Internet connection for a couple of weeks and finally got > back on . By an error that I did, I deleted all my folders and address > book. Now that I have the connection again I still have no address book. > > Would any one
17. [W-MAR] Can any help! [1]
Hi List, I had lost my Internet connection for a couple of weeks and finally got back on . By an error that I did, I deleted all my folders and address book. Now that I have the connection again I still have no address book. Would any one out there have the address of "Waugh" I think that is how he spelled his name. Sorry I don't remember what his first name is. I am researching the "BURNIE'S". He had sent to me information that I had placed in a folder and you know the rest of the story so......i
18. Re: [W-MAR] Anyone Home? [1]
Barb, In the late 1800's all ports were operating. Phillip Carruthers Brisbane, Queensland, AUSTRALIA Home Phone +617 3273 5531 Work Phone +617 3221 9277 Work Fax +617 3229 5475 Mobile 0411 643 427 Home e-mail pcarruth@bigpond.net.au Work e-mail p.carruthers@ndy.com ----- Original Message ----- From: barb To: WEST-MARCHES-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, February 02, 2003 2:32 AM Subject: Re: [W-MAR] Anyone Home? not sure still working on it. Late 1800's I believe were there certain por
19. [W-MAR] Fw: UK Schools History Website [1]
> > Hi All, > > > > Herewith a message which I received last night which may be of interest to > > you. > > > > Regards > > > > Roy > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Kim Bewick" > > To: "'9'" ; "'1'" > > ; "'10'" > > ; "'11'" > ; > > "'12'" ; "'13'" > > ; "'14'" >
20. [W-MAR] Fw: [SCT-ROX] Wheel & Bells. [1]
> Hi All, > > In earlier times there were two churches at the head of the Liddel valley close to the Border with Northumberland, Wheel or Wyele and Bells to serve the villages which were there. Both are long gone as have their associated burialyards. Does anyone know of any records of these churches or have any idea where such records might be found? > > Regards > > Roy > >
21. Re: [W-MAR] Anyone Home? [1]
Barb, Any idea where in Australia? Phillip Carruthers Brisbane, Queensland, AUSTRALIA Home Phone +617 3273 5531 Work Phone +617 3221 9277 Work Fax +617 3229 5475 Mobile 0411 643 427 Home e-mail pcarruth@bigpond.net.au Work e-mail p.carruthers@ndy.com ----- Original Message ----- From: barb To: WEST-MARCHES-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, February 01, 2003 4:13 PM Subject: Re: [W-MAR] Anyone Home? Thought I'd mention I did have I believe my g-aunt or g-g aunt (I think Dinah) moved to
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