I would like to hear from anyone searching the CALLEN suranme, also spelled as CALLIN. Am holding off on the CALLAN's at this point, as that is a separate can of worms. Many thanks in advance, Dawn Perry-Taft San Luis Obispo, CA

Hello Everyone, ust a quick note to say that I shall be unsubscribing soon for a short time. Thanks to everyone who has offered help in the past - back soon. with a new computer and new address. Bev Strohfeldt - Q'land

I have my GG Father Thomas Davey on a Census about 1883 and at that time he was 28 The Dwelling is given as Church Lane Bakers Cottage PUDSEY UK I have been trying with no results to find some record of his birth does any one have a census for the years before and could they please help Eve Ontario Canada

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hi all can sks please help with a look up for a date of death or burial of a Adamson Johnson born 26oct 1853 we know he was still living in 1903 loftus or Moorsholm ,Yorkshire regards Karen

Hello, I'd like to share the clues I have concerning my CRUMBIE (originally ABERCROMBIE??) family. I don't know where in Scotland they originated. James CRUMBIE was born in Scotland c1733/34. He and his brother Robert (year of birth unknown) emigrated to Pennsylvania, USA c1770 where they later married. Brother William and "several other brothers" apparently stayed in Scotland. One (unnamed) sister married in Scotland about 1770 and then emigrated with her husband to Nova Scotia, Canada. I've tried the IGI but can't find all the names in one place at about the right time. If you might be linked with this family, I'd be very glad to hear from you. Thanks! Joan mccarron@ns.sympatico.ca Nova Scotia, Canada

unsubscribe BRIT-SURNAMES-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > BRIT-SURNAMES-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 164 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [BRITNAMES] Copper mine at Bisbee, [Pmc248@cs.com] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from BRIT-SURNAMES-D, send a message to > > BRIT-SURNAMES-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > To contact the BRIT-SURNAMES-D list administrator, send mail to > BRIT-SURNAMES-admin@rootsweb.com. > > visit the list web page, > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~capstick/britsurnames.htm > you can also post surname queries here, > http://pluto.beseen.com/boardroom/p/48323/ > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [BRITNAMES] Copper mine at Bisbee, Arizona. > Date: Thu, 10 May 2001 21:02:40 EDT > From: Pmc248@cs.com > To: BRIT-SURNAMES-L@rootsweb.com > > Had reason to contact Bisbee, Arizona today, and was told that most of the > miners employed there around 1900 came from the N.E. area of England and > Cornwall, England. > Am offering this info. in the hope that the relatives of these men, who > are interested in their lives in the mines, will make use of the information > below. > > You can write to :- > The Bisbee Mining and Historical Museum, Bisbee, Arizona, USA. > [ no street address needed as it is a very small town.] > > Phone # is 520-432-7071. OR "E" mail :- bisbeemuseum@theriver.com > > Address your mail to Mr. Boyd Nichol. Curator of the Museum. > > Give names, dates and all info. you have, also give your snail mail > address as they have volunteers who will go thru the old records to do your > lookups and also will send you some printed info. on the mine. > > Hope this will be of interest to some of the listers , as they have > always been willing to help me in my search for the RENNEY family. > > Am willing to help any way I can at anytime. > > Kindest Regards, Pam Renney McKinley at Mesa, Arizona.

Had reason to contact Bisbee, Arizona today, and was told that most of the miners employed there around 1900 came from the N.E. area of England and Cornwall, England. Am offering this info. in the hope that the relatives of these men, who are interested in their lives in the mines, will make use of the information below. You can write to :- The Bisbee Mining and Historical Museum, Bisbee, Arizona, USA. [ no street address needed as it is a very small town.] Phone # is 520-432-7071. OR "E" mail :- bisbeemuseum@theriver.com Address your mail to Mr. Boyd Nichol. Curator of the Museum. Give names, dates and all info. you have, also give your snail mail address as they have volunteers who will go thru the old records to do your lookups and also will send you some printed info. on the mine. Hope this will be of interest to some of the listers , as they have always been willing to help me in my search for the RENNEY family. Am willing to help any way I can at anytime. Kindest Regards, Pam Renney McKinley at Mesa, Arizona.

After visiting the local LDS I now have three new RENNEY males who were my Father's brothers. Does anyone know their remaining children or grandchildren? They are :- Albert Edward RENNEY, born April 15 -1892. Alfred Henry RENNEY, born Jan. 17 -1894. Christopher RENNEY, born June 20 -1895. They were the sons of Frederick RENNEY and Elizabeth [ SMITH] RENNEY and were all born at 5, Thompson Street, Stranton and Baptised at All Saints Church, Stranton. The other children in the family were :- Florence G. born 1879, at Bishopwearmouth. Charles Frederick, [my Father] born 1880, at Bishopwearmouth.[ was married and divorced in S. Africa then returned to the UK and married Cecelia Grace ROGERS, my Mother, at Aldershot, Hants. in 1919. He died at Aldershot in 1954.]. Victor, born 1884 at Bishopwearmouth. [ married an Ellen ? ] John William, born 1886 at Bishopwearmouth.[married Ida Victoria WINDROSS] Elizabeth Margaret, born 1888 at Stranton. Eva, born 1890 at Stranton. [ married John [Jack] LAIDLER ?] Burton, born 1897 at Stranton. [ married Edna Eileen SHAW] The family moved from Bishopwearmouth, County Durham to Stranton, County Durham about 1887. Anyone knowing any surviving members of the RENNEY family in this area today, please let them know they are my relatives and I am most anxious to contact them. My address is :- Mrs. Pam Renney McKinley, 701, South Dobson Road, # 140, Mesa, Arizona, U.S.A. 85202. "E" mail -- Pmc248@cs.com Kindest Regards, Pam , near the Grand Canyon.

Hi Does anyone have any connection with the following Rose Quigley Ann Quigley buried at Birtley Tyne & Wear Teresa Quigley died 1929 age 60 buried at Birtley Tyne & Wear Father Joseph Quigley who was a Missionary in Africa? Any info welcome Bob

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In the hope that somebody can help or perhaps point us in the right direction - We are trying to find a Gordon Essex who is the father of David Brown. David was born on 26 July 1946 at 22 Barton Road, Davyhulme, Urmston, Manchester to Elsie Jones and believes that his father was in the Manchester area whilst serving with the Royal Air Force during World War II. Elsie was born on 1 December 1919 at 37 Lord Nelson Street, Salford, Manchester and worked at some time as a Dental Receptionist. We are lead to believe that there was an argument over custody and this was subsequently granted to Elsie through Urmston Court - David was later adopted by Elsie and her then husband Lionel Alec Brown (known as Mick) on 26 May 1950 through Uxbridge Juvenile Court, Elsie and Lionel married on 22 September 1947 in the Register Office in Barton. We have very little further information regarding the Gordon Essex we are trying to find, other than before the war we believe that we worked for the Civil Service; we can only assume that following he war he returned to this role in the London area. We do have what appears to be a squadron photograph taken during the war but unfortunately we are unable to identify Gordon Essex. Any ideas, anybody? Thanks Andrew

Hi to everyone on the list, I have been off for a while but I'm back!!!! I have listed the names below of the families I am still searching for. BARBER BOXLEY CHANDLER DANIELS DONNELLY DRISCOLL FULLER FISHBURN/OURN/E HART HAZ/ZZARD MANSFIELD TYLER tia Peter F Fahey Brisbane ph (07) 3824 1786

Hello everyone, I am new to the list. I am interested in finding out more information on the Stoop surname in Great Britain. If anyone has done any research or has any info on the origins of the surname, family history, etc., I would appreciate the help.

Am looking for information about John James Dowse born in Portsea and married Henrietta Harriet Wicks of Swinton, Wilts. Am looking for any information, especially marriage Barb Moore _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

I am researching LAW RICHARD HUMPHREY & MARTHA LAW c 1800 Southwark, London. children :- Thomas Martin LAW bap. 1805 David LAW bap. 1804 Richard Humphries LAW Jnr. bap. 1805 William Lawrence LAW bap. 1805 Jane Lawrence LAW bap. 1814 Christened St George the Martyr Southwark. Also Researching CORKER Henry Edwin St Pancras Middlesex

I am researching LAW RICHARD HUMPHREY & MARTHA LAW c 1800 Southwark, London. children :- Thomas Martin LAW bap. 1805 David LAW bap. 1804 Richard Humphries LAW Jnr. bap. 1805 William Lawrence LAW bap. 1805 Jane Lawrence LAW bap. 1814 Christened St George the Martyr Southwark. Also Researching CORKER Henry Edwin St Pancras Middlesex.

Sorry to tell you Bob & Betty, it looks like your address was sending out virus attachments. Rob Harris Researching the following families and their links LOGAN; HARRIS; HATTINGH; RETIEF; STOKES; SPILLER Tel/Fax: +27 28 423 3626 e-mail: larshgroup@kingsley.co.za

I would like to thank the many people who have replied to our postings we have found a cousin who is 90 living in California who has been able to supply us with lots of names and info. We are now looking for the family of and Esther Jane Walker who family owned some stores in Pudsey Eng. also Benett and any relatives of the cricketer Herbert Sutcliffe Thank you Eve in Canada

In a message dated 08/05/01 04:54:07 GMT Daylight Time, jharper@neb.rr.com writes: > Story goes, too, that as far back as anyone has the name is in Bristol in > the late 1500's. So I thought to inquire whether anyone on this list might > be familiar with that name or any of its variations, and would be able to > point me in some direction on where to look. I'm just beginning my > inquiries into my English lines, so am learning English history and > geography at a crash pace. I haven't really any clues other than > "Bristol". But there seem to be a lot of possibilities for counties in > which the name might appear, so I thought to inquire here and see what you > all would suggest for places to look. > > Jo This does seem to be a very rare name. At the GENUKI homepage there is a search engine that allows you to search extensively through the online gen. data on UK sources and researchers. In all of this there are only a few entries for PILAND and PYLAND - all in Gloucestershire as you would expect. These are all in connection with Probate Records, of 1544 and 1574, but will be of interest to you. There does not appear to be anyone listed as researching that name. Your best bet would be to subscribe to the Rootsweb List for Gloucestershire and post a message for help. That one is a very busy and helpful list so there could be some luck. There are lots of postings for the name/s on the genforum and familyhistory discussion lists, though these are mainly American used. HTH /\___/\ | o o | >(( v ))< \ _^_ / Pete Brown Groby Leicestershire Interests: BROWN - Northants FARR - Glos YARRANTON/YARRINGTON - all UK