Hi Jeanette In 1871 they are in Egham Surrey RG10 1297 116 (incorrectly transcribed as TIMMONS) David Timmons 1833 Hambledon, Buckinghamshire, England Head Egham Surrey Elisa Timmons 1838 Medmenham, Buckinghamshire, England Wife Egham Surrey Agnes Timmons 1855 Medmenham, Buckinghamshire, England Daughter Egham Surrey Charles Timmons 1857 Medmenham, Buckinghamshire, England Son Egham Surrey Annie Timmons 1858 Medmenham, Buckinghamshire, England Daughter Egham Surrey Joseph Timmons 1861 Medmenham, Buckinghamshire, England Son Egham Surrey Lucy Timmons 1863 Medmenham, Buckinghamshire, England Daughter Egham Surrey James Timmons 1866 Medmenham, Buckinghamshire, England Son Egham Surrey Best wishes Nivard Ovington Cornwall (UK) > Good morning all > > I am writing to enquire if anybody has access to 1851 census for Medmenham. > > I have found the family on the 1861 census living in Medmenham but no sign on > the 1871, 1881 or 1901 census. > > The family consists of: > > DAVID SIMMONS HEAD 1833 BORN HAMBLEDEN BUCKS -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.11.8 - Release Date: 10/05/2005

It's not Shurvill. As Shervell, she was still unmarried in 1861. Harper wasn't. Elizabeth Harper was, but she's separate in 1851 - Elizas younger sister. Eliza Collier's slightly younger, so I think it's probably Harper. There was also Eliza BURRIDGE at Spurgrove, Hambleden, age 11 in 1851. One of the Medmenham Elizas is Eliza SPINDLER in 1861, wife of Marlow Common, Great Marlow. Oh, I love this BGS 1861 census! I've already replied to Jeanette with David & family, but it went off-list, although I meant it to be for the list. Doh! Paul Celia Renshaw wrote: >Hi Jeanette > >Here I think is your David in 1851: > >Medmenham 1725 012 0058 Kings Barn >Thomas SIMMONS Head M 54 M Ag Lab Catholic Ruscomb BRK >Lucy SIMMONS Wife M 51 F Laundress Catholic Hambledon BKM >Sarah SIMMONS Dau U 23 F House Serv. Catholic Hambledon BKM >Charles SIMMONS Son U 21 M Ag Lab Hambledon BKM >David SIMMONS Son U 18 M Ag Lab Hambledon BKM > >I found 3 Eliza's born Medmenham abt 1839 that could be yours >Surnames COLLIER, HARPER and SHURVELL plus an Eliza Wright DYSON age 7. Of >course, there were lots of Elizabeths. If you know her surname, I'll look >her up too. > >Celia Renshaw >In Chesterfield UK > > >-----Original Message----- >From: JeannettePhilp@aol.com [mailto:JeannettePhilp@aol.com] >Sent: 14 May 2005 10:58 >To: BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [BKM] SIMMONS/SIMMONDS family of Medmenham Bucks > >Good morning all > >I am writing to enquire if anybody has access to 1851 census for Medmenham. > >I have found the family on the 1861 census living in Medmenham but no sign >on >the 1871, 1881 or 1901 census. > >The family consists of: > >DAVID SIMMONS HEAD 1833 BORN HAMBLEDEN BUCKS >ELIZA SIMMONS WIFE 1839 BORN MEDMENHAM >CHARLES SIMMONS SON 1857 BORN MEDMENHAM >AGNES SIMMONS DAUGHTER 1850 BORN MEDMENHAM >ANNIE E SIMMONS DAUGHTER 1861 BORN MEDMENHAM >JOSEPH SIMMONS SON 1859 BORN MEDMENHAM > > >JEANNETTE >DEVON > > >==== BUCKS Mailing List ==== >BGS Website: http://www.bucksgs.org.uk/ >BFHS Website: http://www.bucksfhs.org.uk/ >Bucks Genuki Website: http://met.open.ac.uk/genuki/big/eng/BKM/ > > > > >==== BUCKS Mailing List ==== >BGS Website: http://www.bucksgs.org.uk/ >BFHS Website: http://www.bucksfhs.org.uk/ >Bucks Genuki Website: http://met.open.ac.uk/genuki/big/eng/BKM/ > > > >

Hi Jeanette Here I think is your David in 1851: Medmenham 1725 012 0058 Kings Barn Thomas SIMMONS Head M 54 M Ag Lab Catholic Ruscomb BRK Lucy SIMMONS Wife M 51 F Laundress Catholic Hambledon BKM Sarah SIMMONS Dau U 23 F House Serv. Catholic Hambledon BKM Charles SIMMONS Son U 21 M Ag Lab Hambledon BKM David SIMMONS Son U 18 M Ag Lab Hambledon BKM I found 3 Eliza's born Medmenham abt 1839 that could be yours Surnames COLLIER, HARPER and SHURVELL plus an Eliza Wright DYSON age 7. Of course, there were lots of Elizabeths. If you know her surname, I'll look her up too. Celia Renshaw In Chesterfield UK -----Original Message----- From: JeannettePhilp@aol.com [mailto:JeannettePhilp@aol.com] Sent: 14 May 2005 10:58 To: BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BKM] SIMMONS/SIMMONDS family of Medmenham Bucks Good morning all I am writing to enquire if anybody has access to 1851 census for Medmenham. I have found the family on the 1861 census living in Medmenham but no sign on the 1871, 1881 or 1901 census. The family consists of: DAVID SIMMONS HEAD 1833 BORN HAMBLEDEN BUCKS ELIZA SIMMONS WIFE 1839 BORN MEDMENHAM CHARLES SIMMONS SON 1857 BORN MEDMENHAM AGNES SIMMONS DAUGHTER 1850 BORN MEDMENHAM ANNIE E SIMMONS DAUGHTER 1861 BORN MEDMENHAM JOSEPH SIMMONS SON 1859 BORN MEDMENHAM JEANNETTE DEVON ==== BUCKS Mailing List ==== BGS Website: http://www.bucksgs.org.uk/ BFHS Website: http://www.bucksfhs.org.uk/ Bucks Genuki Website: http://met.open.ac.uk/genuki/big/eng/BKM/

Good morning all I am writing to enquire if anybody has access to 1851 census for Medmenham. I have found the family on the 1861 census living in Medmenham but no sign on the 1871, 1881 or 1901 census. The family consists of: DAVID SIMMONS HEAD 1833 BORN HAMBLEDEN BUCKS ELIZA SIMMONS WIFE 1839 BORN MEDMENHAM CHARLES SIMMONS SON 1857 BORN MEDMENHAM AGNES SIMMONS DAUGHTER 1850 BORN MEDMENHAM ANNIE E SIMMONS DAUGHTER 1861 BORN MEDMENHAM JOSEPH SIMMONS SON 1859 BORN MEDMENHAM JEANNETTE DEVON

Hi I have rejoined this list after a long absence and thought I would re-post my interests. These are:- BATES in Ravenstone LANE in Hanslope and across the 'boarder' to Roade, Northants PINCKARD in Ravenstone and Tiffield Northants Looking forward to hearing from others with similar interests David Lane Weymouth UK

Hello All. As a new member I should be grateful for any help with a brick wall that two of us have been trying to surmount for a while. Our trees connected with my wife's ggrandparents generation. They were Elizabeth and (H)ellen BEETLESTONE of Donington in Shropshire, the daughters of Thomas BEETLESTONE of Shifnal and Martha nee NAYLOR. Acccording to Martha's wedding lines her father was Joseph, a blacksmith. Censuses on two occasions gave Martha's place of birth as Yorkshire, but more recently we have had an alternative location of near Old Stratford and Wolverton. GRO possibilities exist both in Potterspury and several areas of Yorkshire. Their place in Donington backed on to the estate of the Earl of Bradford, which we investigated with negative results, but we now propound the theory that Joseph may be connected with the railway works or with the Union Canal. There is a death in Potterspury in 1838 and a Martha born 1841. (Certs being got) The 61 Census of Donington shows Rene,59, head,m.charwoman b. Old Stratford; Elizabeth23,b.Bucks Bradle?; Martha 19 , b. Wolverton.Mary Ann 7m daughter in law b. Donington(probably illegitimate d/o Elizabeth or Martha) Investigation of the Naylor name shows that most are in Yorkshire! but we found one other family of Naylors in the Stratford area. Any reference to the name I should be grateful to receive. Jim

I hope someone may have some information on the LORD family residing at Main Street, Weston Underwood. James and Eleanor LORD were with their children Eleanor, Ann, Elizabeth and Sarah in 1851; they were with their daughter Elizabeth in 1861. On both occasions residing at their address was visitor William LORD (born Olney 1803). I am particularly interested in William, as I am hoping that he is my "missing" GGG-grandfather, who is missing from both censuses, his wife and family living in Leicester. Any information, no matter how insignificant, about this family would be gratefully received. Best wishes, Michael & Amanda Lord Leicestershire

Hi All I am looking for details of the marriage between John HARE and Mary SPRING in Fulmer, Bucks (IGI says 11 DEC 1784). There are some transcription errors on the HARE name - their first child in born in Fulmer but seems to be HEARNE on IGI, later they are in Hedgerley where my GGG G/Father is born in 1792 but he has been IGI'd as Henry AYRES. Fingers crossed - this is a ten year brick wall set to tumble! many thanks Chris ___________________________________________________________ Yahoo! Messenger - want a free and easy way to contact your friends online? http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com

Hi Shirley No, the parish records for Bucks generally aren't on line, although there may be snippets here and there. The Bucks section of GENUKI is good for details on what might be available for any given place: http://met.open.ac.uk/genuki/big/eng/BKM/#index and click on the Towns and Parishes link, then look for Swanbourne. The coverage of LDS films for Bucks parishes is also pretty good, so you should be able to review the films of the parish records. Thought the census might help: I went through the scans of Swanbourne's 1841 census for you (well, your William was on the first page, love it when that happens ;) : Matilda ROGERS age 30 occupation looks like carrier (so might be mentioned in county directories of the time?), born in county Sarah ROGERS age 7 born in county William ROGERS age 5 born in county plus same house in her own household: Elizabeth TURVEY 3 born in county Swanbourne piece 50 ed 31 folio 3 pg 1 Unfortunately no man of the house (apart from young William of course!). Had a quick skim through the rest but didn't spot any other ROGERS. However in the 1851 census he is still living at home - plus Dad is there too! ROGERS William 40 born Swanbourne, farmer 27 acres 1 lab ROGERS Matilda 40 born Bow Brickhill ROGERS Sarah 17 born Swanbourne, dressmaker ROGERS William 15 born Swanbourne, employed on farm ROGERS Alfred 7 born Swanbourne, scholar ROGERS Susannah 4 born Swanbourne, scholar ROGERs Mark 2 born Swanbourne Swanbourne piece 1722 folio 115 So that gives you an outline of the family. Regards Alex --- Frank and Shirley Cheney <cheney@pobox.com> wrote: > I have just discovered that my g.grandfather, > william Rogers, was born in Swanbourne c.1836 > > I have no knowledge of Buckinghamshire. Are any of > the Parish Records on line? > > Shirley, > Somerset. Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. http://au.movies.yahoo.com

I would like to thank everyone for their support and suggestions when our computer went phut recently: I heard from Dell computers yesterday that they have agreed to our payment plan for a new computer and so it should be delivered imminently. I have managed to get someone to instal the old hard drive in the new computer as a slave drive when the new computer has arrived. Normal service should be resumed shortly! Graham Taylor-Paddick Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, UK "This book is not to be discarded lightly: it should be thrown with great force..." Dorothy Parker, in a review for "The House at Pooh Corner" by A. A. Milne http://uk.geocities.com/francs2000 __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Helps protect you from nasty viruses. http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail

My thanks to Eunice, William and Gillian, all of whom responded re my query about Anthony CROSS. So prompt and friendly - just much appreciated. Mind you, it's thrown up more queries, but there you are; guess that's the "name of the game" here! Suzie

Hi Suzie Both years in Wolverton. 1861 :-- Anthony Head 66 Farm Lab b stoney Stratford Ann Wife 63 Sarah Dau 24 Unm b Old Wolverton Luther G Son 5 Mary G Dau 1 1871 Anthony Head 77 ag Lab Ann Wife 74 George Son 42 Gas fitter Sarah Dau 34 Laundress Luther G Son 15 Machinist Mary Ann G Dau 11 Scholar In 1861 there is a George Cross born Wolverton ,aged 34 (Born 1827 according to census),living in North Street,Markworth Banbury.His occupation in Brazier. Wife is Fanny aged 33 and stepson Cornelius White aged 3 (No sign 1871) Anthony images sent offlist Regards,William wgra0331@bigpond.net.au ----- Original Message ----- From: "Suzie Woodward" <vestlaybanks@btinternet.com> To: <BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 5:35 PM Subject: [BKM] Looking for Anthony CROSS > Would SKS be able to look up an Anthony CROSS for me? > > He is on the 1881 at Wolverton, shown as aged 87, b1794 Stony Stratford. > There are many COMPTON grandchildren also in the household, and one daughter > Hannah POOLE.. > > I'd be interested to know where Anthony was in 1871 and 1861 and who was > with him. > > Many thanks. > > Suzie ------------------snipped------------------------------

I have just discovered that my g.grandfather, william Rogers, was born in Swanbourne c.1836 I have no knowledge of Buckinghamshire. Are any of the Parish Records on line? Shirley, Somerset.

Hello All, Is it possible for SKS to look up a marriage for me? MARY KING from Twyford & HENRY RODWELL(?) from Aylesbury, had their banns read at Twyford in June 1849. I can't find the marriage in Twyford and I can find no sign of them on the census for 1851. If it is possible I should love someone to have a look to see if they married elsewhere. Thank you in advance Jenny

Would SKS be able to look up an Anthony CROSS for me? He is on the 1881 at Wolverton, shown as aged 87, b1794 Stony Stratford. There are many COMPTON grandchildren also in the household, and one daughter Hannah POOLE.. I'd be interested to know where Anthony was in 1871 and 1861 and who was with him. Many thanks. Suzie

Hi All, I was wondering if somebody who has access to the records at Great Horwood may be able to look something up for me please. I am looking for the baptism date for Rebecca NEWMAN. Rebecca married John BUTCHER on 20 December 1759 in Great Horwood, so maybe? she was born there. Many thanks Alan Australia

In message <019501c553ff$c61ca8a0$11cf8551@SN042982220152>, D'Silva Genealogy <Dsilva.Genealogy@btinternet.com> writes >I am looking for the father of William HUGGINS b. circa 1836 in Wheatley in >Bucks. His mother's name was Faith, maiden name unknown Wheatley is just over the border in Oxfordshire. Look for baptisms under Cuddesdon. > > >In the 1871 Census she is described as a Widow of a Parelimount Maker Parchment maker - he scraped animal skins cleaned, treated and suppled them then bleached them so they could be written on. This was the most durable form of writing material and was always used for permanent things like Acts of |Parliament or important deeds. There is one parchment maker still in Englnad (in bucks) -- Eve McLaughlin Author of the McLaughlin Guides for family historians Secretary Bucks Genealogical Society

Are you sure that isn't Wheatley Oxfordshire? I don't know of a Wheatley in Bucks, www.streetmap.co.uk shows none, but Wheatley in Oxfordshire is very near Cuddesdon. The Oxfordshire Marriage Index shows the marriage of Samuel HUGGINS *of Wheatley* to Faith HUGGINS *of Wheatley* at Cuddesdon 27-Dec-1819. Try the Oxfordshire list. Or you could buy the OFHS (www.ofhs.org.uk) parish register fiche, is you have access to a reader (neither Cuddesdon or Wheatley is yet available on CD, I think), & trace back your HUGGINS in Wheatley & Cuddesdon. Good luck, Paul D'Silva Genealogy wrote: >I am looking for the father of William HUGGINS b. circa 1836 in Wheatley in Bucks. His mother's name was Faith, maiden name unknown > >William's father died before 1861 as Faith HUGGINS and her son William are living in Newington, Surrey and she is a Widow. > >In the 1871 Census she is described as a Widow of a Parelimount Maker - could anyone tell me what this occupation could be? > >Does anyone have any HUGGIN's from this area in their data? > >There is a possibility William's father was called Samuel. I have checked the IGI and there is a Samuel HUGGINS marrying a Faith HUGGINS in 1819 in Cuddesdon, Oxford. > >Linda > > >==== BUCKS Mailing List ==== >As of 30 December 2004: 386 list subscribers > 175 digest subscribers > 561 total subscribers > > > > > -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.11.6 - Release Date: 06/05/05

I am looking for the father of William HUGGINS b. circa 1836 in Wheatley in Bucks. His mother's name was Faith, maiden name unknown William's father died before 1861 as Faith HUGGINS and her son William are living in Newington, Surrey and she is a Widow. In the 1871 Census she is described as a Widow of a Parelimount Maker - could anyone tell me what this occupation could be? Does anyone have any HUGGIN's from this area in their data? There is a possibility William's father was called Samuel. I have checked the IGI and there is a Samuel HUGGINS marrying a Faith HUGGINS in 1819 in Cuddesdon, Oxford. Linda

hi all still tracing family tree kinch emerton wood Hewitt mann al these are wanted . Also awilliam wood married mary ann buckingham in 1863 and moved to Leighton Buzzard beds Was there any siblings would like to know yours obliged Tom Buckingham