Looking for connections – any interested parties – help!!!! ALEXANDER BUICK MILLAR Born 2 Dec 1913 in Arbroath? Scotland Became a Police Officer in Northumberland GEORGE DOW MILLAR Father of ALEXANDER – Police Officer probably in Scotland BUICK Probably Mother’s maiden name Known residence in 1952 78 Millgate Loan, Arbroath Mid 1950’s Emigrated to USA Believed to reside with `Jessie’ 13027, Kelly Road, Detroit 24 Michigan. Died USA in 1962 Cheers Joyce (nee Millar) & Phil Marston Amesbury (Nr Stonehenge) UK mailto:Phil.Marston@ntlworld.com <mailto:Phil.Marston@ntlworld.com> _____ Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system ( www.grisoft.com <http://www.grisoft.com> ). Version: 6.0.273 / Virus Database: 143 - Release Date: 16/08/2001

Hi, I would like to request a lookup in some of the surname books for the name MORELAND . I've been told it might be Ulster Irish, originally form England. Some folks wonder if it might be a spelling permutation of the surname WESTMORELAND. I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks...malinda jones

I'am french and I'am researching my family in england , ireland and scotland Can you help me ? Thank you for all 1 : Mary-Ann HEALY(EY), née à Manchester (GB) (Ancoats) le 29 Mai 1879, décédée à Ris Orangis le 3 Aout 1955, fille de Denis HEALY et de Catherine MAC DONOUGH), épouse Prosper Andre LEFEBVRE, le 30 Mai 1908 à Neuilly s/s (né le 30 Janvier 1880 à Paris 16ème et décédé le 25 Mars 1943 à Ris Orangis, fils de Prosper-Henri LEFEBVRE et de Marie-Olympe HESTROFFER). (Notes : rue Barbet de Jouy Paris 7ème ou 17ème ) ------------- 2 : Denis HEALY, né à Manchester (GB) (Ancoats) le 4 Octobre 1839, fils de James HEALY et de Mary MACARTHY), épouse Catherine MAC DONOUGH, le 18 Avril 1874 à Manchester (GB) (Ancoats) (fille de John MAC DONOUGH). (Notes : Né à Back Clepstow Street Dearsgate Manchester DCD en 1907? Veuf lors de son remariage ) ------------- 3 : Catherine MAC DONOUGH, fille de John MAC DONOUGH, épouse Denis HEALY, le 18 Avril 1874 à Manchester (GB) (Ancoats) (né le 4 Octobre 1839 à Manchester (GB) (Ancoats), fils de James HEALY et de Mary MACARTHY). (Notes : Née en 1856? DCD en 1881?) ------------- 4 : James HEALY, épouse Mary MACARTHY. ------------- 5 : Mary MACARTHY, épouse James HEALY. ------------- 6 : John MAC DONOUGH. Erick Fantin 11310 Saissac (france) Email : Erick.FANTIN@wanadoo.fr http://perso.wanadoo.fr/erick.fantin/ http://www.multimania.com/efantin/ http://www.ma-genealogie.org/fantin/ http://www.gencircles.com/users/eric1

I'm searching for the surname Borret/Borrett in Ireland or England. My husbands Great-Grandparent surname was Borret I understand that they were from Ireland and died at age of 56. Children Bessie, Ivy, Phyllis, Bell, Jack and Fred. Bessie is my husbands Grandmother she left Ireland after her parents died and moved to London where she met her husband Frederick Ernest Ripper they married and had 8 children June, Jeannette, Valerie, Roy, Ray, Pearl, Della and Eunice. Because they married after her parents passed know one knows their names. My mother-in-law has passed so I am having a hard time finding things on her family. I would appreciate any help. I am in Texas, USA so I really do not know where to search for family in other countries. Lorie Brewer

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Dear Listers, I have just updated the Middlesex surname interests list which can be found at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bpefisk/fh/midxsnms.html please check your entries and let me know if they need any modification - I plan to update the list again in about a month's time. If you are submitting entries for the list can I suggest that you think carefully about the dates and parishes you choose. The list is intended to be both an opportunity for you to request help as well as to offer help to others. This means include the dates and parishes you know about as well as the dates you want. That way you have a better chance of finding others with a similar interest. Brian Fisk Middlesex Surname List admin

-------- Original Message -------- Subject: ANN LOVELL Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2001 10:52:13 +1000 From: Tony <tony@free2air.com.au> To: caribbean list <CARIBBEAN-L@rootsweb.com> Hi Listers I'm searching for the birth of my G'G' grandmother. ANN LOVELL b abt 1801 Barbados [ I think ] Her father was Philip Lovell of Durants Plantation Barbados ANN LOVELL may have been a Mulatto and could have had a brother Johannes and a sister Mary. ANN LOVELL had two illegitimate children to Lt. Gen. Robert Haynes. They were. Robert Lovell. b 28 Dec. 1825. at Christ Church. Barbados. and Ann Cave Lovell b 19 Feb 1829. Christ Church Barbados. Ann Lovell returned to Bath uk. with her children , Robert Haynes and his wife abt 1849. Robert Haynes then went to Reading with Robert Lovell where he had taken the name of Robert Haynes Lovell and his sister Ann Cave Haynes Lovell She m Joushua Rowley Dummett b Barbados. I have a little more on the family if a lister could help with the Birth place of ANN LOVELL Tony Haynes_Lovell New South Wales Australia

hi to all on the list, we are trying to trace the ancestors of my grandfather, phillip done who was married to mary elizabeth, nee stanton. my grandparents originaly lived at racecourse bungalow, racecourse lane, cotebrook, tarporley, cheshire. we believe my grandfather was raised by his aunt at this address. we would welcome any information that would help us in our search, thankyou. kym & rita done.

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I have ancestors in both Northamptonshire and Warwickshire areas by the name(s) of Amos CARDWELL. I s anyone familiar with this surname in these areas, or even other areas?? Earliest known ancestor, (late 1790's or early 1800's) may have been McCardwell, but I know nothing of his origins. I would really appreciate any bit of information. Amy Bodily

I am hoping someone on this group will be able to help me with finding information on a QUICK family from St.Ives. I have Billy Noal QUICK who came to Australia in Dec 1857 on the "Ebba Brahe" with his wife Elizabeth and children Richard, Elizabeth, Grace and William. His age according to the shipping list is 38, making him born around 1819. By his death certificate in 1876 there is no age, but he had been in this colony 19 years, was married at 21 years to Elizabeth Hosking and his parents were Richard Quick and Elizabeth Daniel. My problem is, what was his real name as there are no Billy Quick's in the IGI and presumably he might have been William, (there are over 400 William Quick's baptised in the British Isles by the IGI) which is too vague to request a birth registration. Can anyone make any suggestions?? I would be very greatful for any help. Joan Vivian turoar@bigpond.com Searching for MORESI, TURIN, CAMPANA, CAMOZZI, JENKYN, QUICK, HOLMES, JUDD, VIVIAN.

Can anyone tell me where LAmbourne Woods is and is there anyone how has acess to the records for this place? Jerry Edwards

I am researching the following:- STABLE KELLER REA RICHEY ANDERSON BONNER MARTIN HOMER BASTABLE DOWLING BARNETT Regards Del Ward Australia

I am missing PART 1 of this census list. Can anyone out there help me?

SNOWDEN, London BODDY, Northallerton NRY ABRAY/ABRY, Norfolk STEPHENSON, John, Ambrose, Raphael, NRY SPEAIGHT, London

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Hello, Is anyone else doing research on the RENNEY name, especially in the North East or ?? Also, looking for info. on the CHEESEBROUGH family in the Middlesbrough area of North Yorkshire, Is anyone else looking for CHEESEBROUGH ?? Regards, Pam Renney McKinley.

Help can some one tell me if 1 Churchyard Row Newington is still there and also is it a house hotel or mens hostel amongst some of my fathers papers that were sent to me I have found that address on a National regisration card thanks Eve in Canada

After posting surnames to this group I received 4 emails from the above person with attatchments and messages saying 'take a look at the attatchment' They have all been deleted. If Nicky Pearson would care to email me again without attatchments I will not suspect a virus and delete them. Regards, Dianne

Myself I am not opened no attachments that I don't know because I just had one last week if you ever open one use (deltree C: folder) where ever it's located