hi all . I am interested in finding part of my family tree any buckingham s kinch emertons also Ann Buckingham married a william Wood and moved over to Bed s Leighton Buzzard not finnished yet aThomas Buckingham married an AnnHewitt also i would like toknow of Anthony Buckingham who lived with William and Ann Wood in Beds if by chance of any siblings who may havea photograph of him as it would make my day Iknow iam asking alot But this is what the computer is for also . this is WHAT genealogy is about .also Freindship yours obliged and many thanks Tom Buckingham cheeky arent i

Tom, Are you aware that GenForum has a list for Buckingham at http://genforum.genealogy.com/buckingham/ There are over 800 messages, which you can search by entering a search term in the box. Note to others: For your name of interest, just go to http://genforum.genealogy.com/ and enter the name to see if there is a list for it. Jill Bhar ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom Buckingham" <tom@tbuckingham.freeserve.co.uk> To: <BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2005 4:05 PM Subject: [BKM] buckingham family tree > hi all . > I am interested in finding part of my family tree any buckingham s kinch > emertons also Ann Buckingham married a william Wood and moved over to Bed s > Leighton Buzzard > not finnished yet aThomas Buckingham married an AnnHewitt also i would like > toknow of Anthony Buckingham who lived with William and Ann Wood in Beds if > by chance of any siblings who may havea photograph of him as it would make > my day > Iknow iam asking alot But this is what the computer is for also . this is > WHAT genealogy is about .also Freindship

Just to let everyone know that I have just added a transcript of the 1841 census for Linslade to my Leighton-Linslade web site. This is in addition to the transcripts for Billington, Eggington, Heath & Reach and Stanbridge which were already on the site (I am now working on the 1841 for Leighton Buzzard) www.leighton-linslade.com The site covers the history of Leighton Buzzard, Linslade, Billington, Eggington, Heath & Reach and Stanbridge, so any one with connection with these places may well find the site interesting. Regards Kevin Quick kevin.quick@leighton-linslade.com

Hi All Every month we at Archive CD Books reduce on county's CD's to half price. This month we have gone one (well, actually, two) better. For the rest of May all Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and Oxfordshire CD's have been reduced, See the web pages at; Buckinghamshire: http://www.rod-neep.co.uk/acatalog/bkm.html Berkshire: http://www.rod-neep.co.uk/acatalog/brk.html Oxfordshire: http://www.rod-neep.co.uk/acatalog/bkm.html ====================================================== The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to co-operate with libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations. ====================================================== Best wishes -- Rob Dewsall ARCHIVE CD BOOKS Web : http://www.archivecdbooks.org.uk

So many of our ancestors faded away, many as children or young adults, from the effects of tuberculosis, the scourge of England in Victorian times especially. Dr Hugh Stradling will investigate the cases, the progress of the creeping disease known as THE WHITE DEATH because the victims grew paler and thinner for years. The talk is at 3pm on Saturday, May 14, at the Hartwell Day Centre, Thame Rd South, Aylesbur (off the A418 at the first main roundabout west of the town centre). Doors open at 2pm for an hour's research in fiches and CDs, problem solving with Eve and a computer session with Barney. Information 01844 291631 or eve@varneys.demon.co.uk -- Eve McLaughlin Author of the McLaughlin Guides for family historians Secretary Bucks Genealogical Society

The link from the Bucks Genuki page has now been added. pauljirving@ntlworld.com wrote: >May Lanchbury has put it online. Delay down to me not getting final details to her earlier, so don't blame her. > >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~lanchbury/granborough1841.html > >I expect a link to be added from GENUKI almost as soon as I ask Kevin Quick (I'm at work & don't have his e-mail address here - tonight :) ) > >Any errors & omissions are my responsibility, so please tell me if you find any. > >Paul > > >----------------------------------------- >Email sent from www.ntlworld.com >virus-checked using McAfee(R) Software >visit www.ntlworld.com/security for more information > > > >==== BUCKS Mailing List ==== >To search the BUCKS list message archives, go to: >http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=BUCKS > > > > > -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.11.5 - Release Date: 04/05/05

May Lanchbury has put it online. Delay down to me not getting final details to her earlier, so don't blame her. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~lanchbury/granborough1841.html I expect a link to be added from GENUKI almost as soon as I ask Kevin Quick (I'm at work & don't have his e-mail address here - tonight :) ) Any errors & omissions are my responsibility, so please tell me if you find any. Paul ----------------------------------------- Email sent from www.ntlworld.com virus-checked using McAfee(R) Software visit www.ntlworld.com/security for more information

Hello Eileen, My Pearce line, do appear to come from Bledlow, Radnage, and West Wycombe. Ann Maria Pearce who is on the 1881 census in West Wycombe did marry a William George Ford in High Wycombe around the 1887 period but he died after a short time and she remarried in Henley, at the moment I am working on this connection. Another Pearce (same family married an Ann Smith) both from Bledlow I have been lucky to follow the family on the Census from 1851 up to 1901 and obtain certificates and copies of old Parish records of most all the family. My granmother Lily Louisa Rebecca Pearce came from Radnage and was related to the Stratford and Stone families Thanks Pete.

Thanks very much to thosee who sent me the 1851 census entry for Regents Place. Very much appreciated indeed, and sorry for not having thanked the group sooner. Kind regards, Jon -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.11.3 - Release Date: 5/3/05

Is there SKS who has access to the Bucks Marriage Index for STEVENS who could possibly look up a marriage for me. JAMES STEVENS was born in Twyford in 1852 and he married ELIZABETH about 1875. I know they moved to London soon after the marriage and I would love to know her surname. TIA Jenny

Hi, Sorry to be a pest but as i live in Malta and no lds library on the island i just wondered if anyonew could help with a look up in the Marsworth parish registers ?: THANKS A MILLION. Keith in Malta.

Dear Listers In reply to a request if an index of post 1858 wills can be made available for searching on Internet I received the following reply from the Probate service:- Thank you for your email. The Probate service is currently looking at ways to put all the records on the internet which will make it easier for everyone to conduct their searches. Hopefully towards the end of the year or early next year. Donald Hatch, NL ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Deze e-mail, inclusief eventuele bijlage(n), is uitsluitend bestemd voor gebruik door de geadresseerde(n). Indien u dit bericht abusievelijk heeft ontvangen, mag de informatie daarvan niet worden gebruikt of openbaar gemaakt, noch aan derden worden verstrekt. Wij verzoeken u om in dat geval direct contact op te nemen met de afzender en de e-mail te vernietigen. This e-mail, including any appendix or appendices, is intended solely for use by the addressee(s). If you have received this message in error, the information it contains may not be used or disclosed, nor may it be revealed to third parties. In that case, please contact the sender immediately and destroy the e-mail.

For those interested in Thomas KEEN and Mary BRIANT, I have just found a copy of the Parish Register entry for their marriage which I downloaded from the internet. I've copied it onto a Word document but it is still clear that it's from the Register. If my memory serves me well, I found it through Ancestry.com. If anyone wants a copy please contact me off list. Eileen

Hi Pete I'm very interested to hear about your KEEN and PEARCE families as I have both these names marrying into mine. I'm sending this to the list in case anyone else has these names in their tree. My KEEN is Phebe who married William CHANDLER on 22nd May 1820 in Hawridge, she was daughter of Thomas KEEN and Mary BRIANT. My PEARCE(s) there are two, Martha PEARCE, daughter of James and Ann PEARCE, married David CHANDLER 24th April 1852 in Wendover and Elizabeth Charlotte PEARCE, daughter of Charles PEARCE and Mary Ann HOBBS, married Alfred CHANDLER, son of David CHANDLER and Martha PEARCE, 27th December 1890 (Charles and Martha PEARCE were brother and sister - oops!). I'm starting to research the KEENs so don't know a lot about them, but the PEARCEs and CHANDLERs are quite "well known" on my tree. They came mainly from The Lee and Wendover areas. Eileen

Hi Jon I've found Elizabeth NIXEY but living with son John, Thomas is listed the home prior to Elizabeth on the census I presume next door, as below: Piece 1718 Folio 361 Schedule 0177 Regents Place, Slough Elizabeth NIXEY HD W 78 F House Proprietor London MDX John NIXEY SO M 56 M Wheelwright Upton BKM Mary CLARK SV W 87 F General Servt. Uxbriidge MDX Piece 1738 Folio 361 Schedule 0176 Regents Place, Slough Thomas NIXEY HD M 42 M Mast. Whlwright/Smith Winkfield BRK Louisa L. NIXEY WI M 43 F Henley OXF Thomas H. NIXEY SO 15 M Carpenter Upton cum Chalvey BKM Elizabeth NIXEY DA 13 F Scholar Upton cum Chalvey BKM George NIXEY SO 11 M Scholar Upton cum Chalvey BKM Emily Emma NIXEY DA 10 F Upton cum Chalvey BKM Walter J NIXEY SO 8 M Scholar Upton cum Chalvey BKM Louis L NIXEY DA 6 F Scholar Upton cum Chalvey BKM Edward NIXEY SO 4 M Scholar Upton cum Chalvey BKM Lucy ROSE SV U 16 F General Servt Hedgerley BKM Charlotte BRADLEY VI U 15 F Dressmaker Windsor BRK There are a number of NIXEYs on the census so if you want another look up just let me know. Eileen

In message <20050503221345.90159.qmail@web86610.mail.ukl.yahoo.com>, DEREK KEEFE <derek.keefe@btinternet.com> writes >Hi > >Can anyone please shed any light on census references to "Raby Worker" Raily for railway > or "Nurse >child". child fostered by a family for pay. because the mother/parents are unable or unwilling to look after it. This may be an official placement by workhouse authorities, or unofficial - and sometimes the carers are actually related in some way. -- Eve McLaughlin Author of the McLaughlin Guides for family historians Secretary Bucks Genealogical Society

>Here's an additional complication: in 1856, John SHAW, Journeyman >Printer of Cambridge Street, Aylesbury, & Mary Anne SHAW christened a >son John Harry SHAW, born 1855. John SHAW aged 4 was buried May 1860. I >can find no sign of John SHAW the printer anywhere else, & the only >other Mary Anne SHAW in Aylesbury is accounted for, the perpetually >unmarried daughter of Joseph. My Mary Anne had a son Harry in 1865, & I >think is the Mary Ann who had a son Harry in 1858, & buried him 6 months >later. (All St. Marys). I have a feeling that John Shaw was printing somewhere else (????for one of the Gibbs papers, in which case, try Herts). Chris Reynolds may know. I just have this feeling that he reached the point where he was putting his name to his own printing. The possible setup is that they went to Tring, or Hemel, or wherever), John died, Mary came back to Aylesbury and continued having babies, then married Mr Tomkins. Could be wrong. > >My Mary Ann married William Tompkins, former crier & bill sticker 30 >years her senior & widowed 6 weeks earlier, in 1870, & buried him 4 >months later. We...ll. Girl's got to have a career. > > -- Eve McLaughlin Author of the McLaughlin Guides for family historians Secretary Bucks Genealogical Society

Hi Can anyone please shed any light on census references to "Raby Worker" or "Nurse child". Many thanks Derek Keefe

I would just like to say thank you to everyone who has helped me (and is still helping me) with my James COMPTON. In particular Greg, Stella and Heather. It's much appreciated, especially living in Orkney with no access to English records. Still hoping someone may have a Hannah POOLE in their tree? Many thanks. Suzie

pauljirving@ntlworld.com wrote: >I've looked for her everywhere! Mary Ann (born ca 1834 in Aylesbury, according to 1871 census onward) & Fanny Elizabeth (born Feb 1860) SHAW. Mary Ann had 5 children in Aylesbury between 1858 & 1869, all christened in St. Marys (though the 1863, 1865 & 1869 ones weren't christened until just before she married in 1870), & was living in Sharps Yard in 1863 & 1865, so I thought she didn't move around much. > >Couldn't find either Mary Ann or Fanny on the BGS 1861 census transcription, so looked on Ancestry.com, & still no luck. > >Any ideas? > >Paul Irving > > > > Here's an additional complication: in 1856, John SHAW, Journeyman Printer of Cambridge Street, Aylesbury, & Mary Anne SHAW christened a son John Harry SHAW, born 1855. John SHAW aged 4 was buried May 1860. I can find no sign of John SHAW the printer anywhere else, & the only other Mary Anne SHAW in Aylesbury is accounted for, the perpetually unmarried daughter of Joseph. My Mary Anne had a son Harry in 1865, & I think is the Mary Ann who had a son Harry in 1858, & buried him 6 months later. (All St. Marys). My Mary Ann married William Tompkins, former crier & bill sticker 30 years her senior & widowed 6 weeks earlier, in 1870, & buried him 4 months later. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.11.2 - Release Date: 02/05/05