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Searching for: +path:wood-eng +(+date:aug +date:2001)
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1. [WOOD-ENG] Harry George WOOD [1]
Hello list, Believe it or not I finally have tracked down,or I should say Peter WOOD has tracked down,Harry's birth certificate.So you won't have to listen to me whining anymore,at least not for a while.Harry's parents were Harry WOOD and Elizabeth CLARK.They were living at 23 Fryston Place.I have looked on a couple of map sites for the address and I found a Fryston Rd. in Castleford and a Fryston Lane in Knottingley but no Fryston Place,anyone heard of it? I'm assuming it is probably near Bradford,Yorkshir
2. [WOOD-ENG] Fw: New to this site [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, August 13, 2001 2:54 PM Subject: New to this site > Hello, My name is William Ellis. I am searching for my ancestors and not > having a lot of luck. My father (James) was one of 10 children born to > William Blankenship Ellis and Susannah Pyrah. William was born on July 19, > 1869. Susannah was born on Feb. 11 1876 and was from Kirkhamgate, Yorkshire, > England. She Died in 1944. William Died in 1919.
3. [WOOD-ENG] DOES ANYONE KNOW OR IS CONNECTED [1]
Hi List News on my elusive Wood family from U.S.A Headline: GRIFFIN, LILY (WOOD) Publication Date: April 15, 2001 Source: The Hartford Courant Page: B6 Subjects: Region: North America; Northeastern United States; Connecticut Obituary: GRIFFIN, Lily (Wood) Lily (Wood) Griffin, 92, of Lincoln St., New Britain, was called home to the church triumphant on Wednesday (April 11, 2001). She was the widow of Chester W. (Griffin) who died in 1966. Born in Wigan, England, she lived in the Bridgeport/Milford area most
4. [WOOD-ENG] Wood Website [1]
I have just been made aware of an excellent WOOD website by its owner. I have noticed that some of you got there before me but here is the URL : http://web.ukonline.co.uk/footstepsofwood/index.html The Guest Book is worth a browse for possible connections. Best Wishes Jus Listowner ) Justine Cornforth 1999, 2000, 2001. All rights reserved.
5. [WOOD-ENG] Wrong List apology [1]
Apologies everyone, In my haste I forwarded the last message to the wrong list. I am on holiday and using a friends phoneline !!! Sorry Jus Listowner ) Justine Cornforth 1999, 2000, 2001. All rights reserved.
6. [WOOD-ENG] Taglines [1]
As the List now stands at 140 members I am wondering if anyone would like to contribute a suitable tagline, as the ones we have were created when the list first began and it would be nice to refresh them. Taglines are the line which appears at the bottom of this mail . I don't have time to browse through long lists but if anyone has a favourite GEN / WOOD saying or has a good WOOD website which I can put a link to then do drop me a line offlist . Best Wishes Jus Listowner ) Justine Cornforth 1999, 20
7. [WOOD-ENG] School for Young Ladies! [1]
I'm killing two birds with one stone here. My grandmother, whose maiden name was WINIFRED WOOD (1892-1977), attended a school in Sheffield (c1900-1905) which was run by two spinsters, also called WOOD. The school was possibly in the Banner Cross area, down Ecclesall Road in Sheffield. My mother remembers my grandmother telling her that it was a 'school for young ladies'. I have a photograph of a group of girls with their teachers which I think represents the whole school, so it must have been pret
8. [WOOD-ENG] Wood Family NE England [1]
Hello I am searching for information on James Wood c1867,son of James occ Bottlemaker.He married Elizabeth Ann Banks c1868,daughter of Richard occ Joiner,at Sunderland Reg Off,3rd jan 1888,at that time James was 21 occ,Bottlemaker,of 17 Beech St Sunderland,Elizabeth was aged 20,residing at 10 Burleigh St Sunderland.Their daughter Elizabeth Ann was my grandmother dob 2nd April 1892,residence at time of her birth;6 Ayres Quay St S/land,she married Thomas Stanley Fairless at S/land Reg Off 15th April 1911,at t
9. [WOOD-ENG] Ellis/Pyrah [1]
Hello Bill I have found the following on the 1881 census Dwelling: Kirkhamgate Census Place: Alverthorpe Cum Thornes, York, England Source: FHL Film 1342105 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 4581 Folio 21 Page 34 Jonathan PYRIAH M 37 M Bradford, York, England Rel: Head Occ: Coal Miner Mary A. PYRIAH M 36 F Horbury, York, England Rel: Wife Sarah E. PYRIAH U 17 F Alverthorpe, York, England Rel: Daur Occ: Wool Weaver Joseph PYRIAH U 15 M Alverthorpe, York, England Rel: Son Occ: Coal Miner ((Son)) Julia A. PYRI
10. [WOOD-ENG] Forwarded Message [1]
I am forwarding this: Jus Listowner ----- Original Message ----- From: Lola Taggart To: WOOD-ENG-admin@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 9:23 PM I am looking for information on Arnold Wood.Borned sometime in the late 1800's. I believe his father was also Arnold and his mother Dora. He had a brother George or Green and a sister Maude. Green was my father. I never saw him. Spent most of their life in Mississippi.
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