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1. Re: [YKS] what made Milwaukee famous [1]
Happy Days ??? Regards, Geoff Wigginton York, UK Anti Virus Statement : If I have sent you an attachment, it will be named in the body of the email. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kevin P. Dodson" To: Sent: Sunday, May 12, 2002 4:43 PM Subject: [YKS] what made Milwaukee famous > >what made Milwaukee famous< > > Rod Stewart ??? > > > > --- > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.co
2. RE: [YKS] Ancestry.com & unauthorised card debits! [1]
To the contrary...my bank has debitted my credit card for suspicious transactions 3 times in the past 5 years. Eric -----Original Message----- From: John Woolsey [mailto:johnwoolsey@woolsey.abelgratis.co.uk] Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2002 5:38 AM To: YORKSGEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [YKS] Ancestry.com & unauthorised card debits! In a word - No! Banks are powerless to act and can not recredit or stop a transaction! In the first instance, Write a formal letter of complaint to the company concerned, reques
3. Re: [YKS] North of the Tyne [1]
Dear all The Tyne in question here I believe rises between Tynehead and Borthwick, heads north through Pathhead then east to Haddington and on to Tynemouth just north of Dunbar, all of which is in East Lothian. St. Mary's church Haddington is one possible source of BMD for church of Scotland records, but the most likely source will be Register house Waterlloo Place Edinburgh where all records are kept. For a few baubles they will let you have access to their data. Hope this helps Cheers Frank ----- Original
4. [YKS] Bulmer's North Yorkshire CDrom upgrade [1]
Colin Hinson writes> Hi all, >In view of the decision of ArchiveCDroms to >release yet another "cover version" of one >of the CDs that I have had on sale for the >past 4 years, I have decided to bring forward >the release of an upgrade to this CD rom that >I had intended for later in the year. Mr Hinson I don't see why why you insist on posting messages such as this to this and other mailing lists knocking the excellent Archive CD Books Project. Very sour grapes? By the way, it is Archive CD Books not
5. Re: [YKS] More about Spelling! [1]
Hears one with moor versus Eye halve a spelling chequer It came with my pea sea It plainly marques four my revue Miss steaks eye kin knot sea. Eye strike a key and type a word And weight four it two say Weather eye am wrong oar write It shows me strait a weigh. As soon as a mist ache is maid It nose bee fore two long And eye can put the error rite Its rare lea ever wrong. Eye have run this poem threw it I am shore your pleased two no Its letter perfect awl the weigh My chequer tolled me s
6. [YKS] Probate inventory of Samuel LINLEY of Gt Woodhouse, Leeds 1742 [1]
Hello again This inventory has already gone to the Old-English list and some difficult words may appear on 'unsolved' pages of Judith Werner's site in the near future. The main question relates to 'Ritts' which realy does look like that and whose 'R' is distinct from the 'K' of kitchen on the following line. I would also like to know more of 'Bartrisses' and 'Damsels'. In terms of family relationships, a Samuel is mentioned in the will of John Linley, of Pool, yeoman, in 1728 and I would be interested
7. [YKS] Sowerby Bridge family history cuttings books [1]
Just a note to thank you all for your responses in respect of these two books I bought on Saturday. They are going to Gordon Dyson (one of the names mentioned) born in Sowerby Bridge who was also at the Halifax Municipal Technical College. Gordon is a member of Calderdale(Halifax) FHS, and will be taking the books to the next meeting on May 23rd, to ask if anyone has connections and then will publish further information in the Society's magazine, "The Scrivener" in June. Many thanks for this Gordon - I
8. [YKS] Newspaper Address [1]
I would like to write to the Scarborough Mercury about an Obituary for a James Walker who died 1 Oct 1867. Does anyone have an Email address for this paper. Merle In dry, dusty Saskatoon SK CAN.
9. [YKS] Bulmer's North Yorkshire CDrom upgrade [1]
Hi all, In view of the decision of ArchiveCDroms to release yet another "cover version" of one of the CDs that I have had on sale for the past 4 years, I have decided to bring forward the release of an upgrade to this CD rom that I had intended for later in the year. The CD that I had been selling contained: 1. Scans of all the pages of the 1890 Bulmer's North Yorkshire 2. Scans of all the pages of the Langdale's Yorkshire Dictionary 3. Maps of Yorkshire: 1. Detailed showing virtually every place of m
10. [YKS] Establishment in Ilkley 1881 [1]
Ok Hazel and I have found a HABISHAW in the 1881 census working in this establishment in Ilkley I can guess what it was but is there anywhere where I can find out a little bit more about it. The customers came from all over the place so if you cant find someone perhaps they were taking the waters. The place is called Graiglands and the heads occupation is given as Manager Hydropathic Estlbmt. including the managers family there were 46 people present on census night. josh Habishaws occupation was Bathman
11. [YKS] Help from the USA please [1]
A friend passed this snippet of information on to Hazel and I is there anyone who read's this magazine who could scan/send me a copy of the article. It will make a great snippet for our HABBISHAW files. Gill I don't know if any of you caught it but in the Milestones page of People magazine this week, it mentions that the woman stalking Richard Gere was transported to Germany and her name was Ursula Something-HABBISHAW! As Oscar Wilde used to say, if I can't be famous, I will be notorious. --- Outgoing ma
12. [YKS] Nail cutter 19th C [1]
Hi everyone, Does anyone know what a 'Nail cutter' did in the 19th Century? I have recently come across whole families of them in the census. A couple of the families moved from Leeds to Birmingham and then back to Leeds in the 1840's, 50's. I have tried Google but didn't get a satisfactory answer. Thanks Judith Armstrong Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
13. Re: [YKS] naive and silly questions [1]
And we like you all the more for it Eve. Chris ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eve Richardson" To: Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 7:00 PM Subject: [YKS] naive and silly questions > I'm intelligent. I grew up with dictionaries, atlases and encyclopedias. I > love books, and have a good collection, including all the above. I've > learned quite a lot about genealogy over the past 8 years or so. I still ask > really basic, naive, and possible "silly" questions
14. [YKS] BREARLEY BEEVER BEAUMONT [1]
BREARLEY, Sarah 1636 28 Mar 1830 1st. dau. of Gamm BREARLEY and Hannah BEEVER of Spinkhouse, mason BEAUMONT, Lucy 1396 30 Mar 1828 dau. of Mary BEAUMONT of Cross, spinster. Born 23 Feb. Cheers Jane Bishop's Transcripts of Bolsterstone and Midhope Christenings and burials, 1778-1871 FHL BRITISH Film 919294 Chapelry Transcripts of Bolsterstone and Midhope PRs 1736-1814 FHL BRITISH Film 1595068 www.bolsterstone.de www.janelachs.de ) Jane Lachs 2002. All rights reserved. --- Outgoing mail is cer
15. [YKS] The Shambles [1]
Hi All, Can anyone tell me if the trade directories list by address as well as name/trade? If they do, could anyone with access to the 1897 send me a list of all the occupants of the Shambles I know I'm asking a lot but I'm trying to work out how the numbers changed over the years. Also if anyone has access to the 1891 could they check 28 The Shambles Thanks everyone for all the help you have given me in this and to Heather I'll do your look-up tomorrow night when my partner shows me how to use the disc Re
16. [YKS] Re: HUGHES [1]
Hi! Introducing myself, I'm researching my HUGHES ancestors. Samuel John HUGHES, b. 1789 Liverpool and I believe d. Yorkshire c. 1840. Nathan Clark HUGHES, b. 1823 Liverpool, lived for a period in Yorkshire after his father, Samuel's death. Nathan was an artist who trained in London on a grant from Major Yarburgh of Heslington Hall near York. I am trying to locate a number of paintings done by Nathan over the period 1840-1880. Some of these were given, some sold to Major Yarburgh. These, if they still,
17. [YKS] Scotton, Scriven, Farnham - Methodist records ca 1830 [1]
Hello Can someone tell me where Methodist records for Scotton, Scriven & Farnham (between Knaresborough & Ripley) are kept (assuming that there was a chapel in one of these places in 1830) ? Any help appreciated John Lindley Wigginton NRY
18. Re: [YKS] Help for marriage cert [1]
That's the info I supply to all the local Registry Offices too. And have always received my certs in a week. Regards, Anne in Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elaine" > Not quite right Viv. When I applied to the York Register's Office for a > Marriage Certificate I only had the information I obtained from the St. > Cath's Index, i.e. Groom's Name, District, Year and Quarter. > Elaine
19. [YKS] WW2 information [1]
Hi List Could anyone tell me how or where I would go to get information about my mother who was a Driver in the RAF during WW2. Many thanks George Australia
20. [YKS] Re: FTM gedcom problem [1]
I e-mailed Jayne with some info. from 'The Official Family Tree Maker Fast & Easy' by Rhonda R. McClure for version 9. After reading Jayne's second posting I went back and reread the section on Privitizing.(File>Preferences>Privatize) It is "designed to hide the Birth, Death, Marriage, More About Facts, Medical and Notes information on living relatives." I missed the word 'living' the first time I read it! I, too, would be interested in what FTM says, Jayne. Regards, Linda in So. California Researching
21. [YKS] Gedcom [1]
Hi Listers. To make an easy to use Gedcom first go to Family Search and download at no charge, PAF 5. In PAF 5 are the means to edit all information that you do not want copied. Simple and easy. Roy Taylor Canada
22. [YKS] POSTCARDS [1]
Re Email from Rotherham1@aol.com The entry for Miss CAMBY is very close to my own surname. My mother and father resided at 37 West Street, Scarborough, and 22 Cross Lane, Scarborough from about 1950 until about 1966. The former address was used as a Nursing Home for the elderly, which it still is to this day, but has been enlarged in the last few years. I was not aware that there was a family with a similar name living nearby. I had already checked the Voters Register for the whole of the UK and noth
23. RE: [YKS] 1851 Yorkshire Stray - SIMPSON - Somerleyton, Suffolk [1]
Somerleyton is now the title of one of the Halifax CROSSLEY family, Those of Dean Clough Carpets. So I wonder if when they moved to live in Suffolk - I think it was Joseph Crossley who became Lord Somerleyton ? - they may have recruited Yorkshire folk to work on the estate. Mark Andrew Halifax
24. FORENAMES you may not know ( was [YKS] Parents list as Xpo.) [1]
If you are interested in the given names of our ancestors why not check out the wonderful list made by Judith Werner and the Old English mailing list. I know Judith is a member of this list, but probably too modest to publish this on Yorksgen, but I'm not ;-). http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~oel/contents.html ( Hope you don't mind Judith) Charles in Cambridge -----Original Message----- From: Charles Russell [mailto:charles.russell@ntlworld.com] Sent: 31 May 2002 20:14 To: YORKSGEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject:
25. Re: [YKS] Quite Hurt [1]
Quite right Fiona. It would have been far easier to hit the delete button than type that reply John in Doncaster uk : : Hi to all, : : Most people have been really friendly and helpful with the messages I have : posted allowing me contact with the outside world and an opportunity to : learn about a new and interesting subject, yet there was one response listed : below that I find quite hurtful and unuseful. : : > Fiona, that was all I wanted at midnight !!!!! To hear you witter on : > !!!! Please don
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