Hi Can anyone assist with the identification of the children of William MEAD (b c 1817 Hoggeston)and Elizabeth BELGROVE (b 1829 Hoggeston) who married 23 Oct 1847 They should show up on the 1861 and 1871 census for Dunton at Dunton Lower Farm. Elizabeth Mead is probably dead by 1870 Possible children are Mary C Mead c 1858 and George Ward Mead c 1862 Thanks Rachel Schicker

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Hi Laura FreeBMD or 1837online won't help you much in getting more info on Emma's birth in any case, as according to the two census records you mentioned she was born around 1818 and this is before civil registration started. So there will be no birth certificate, but if you are lucky you might track down a baptism record - this will be in the parish registers and those registers are your key source of info for tracing any further back in her family. You might want to see if the parish registers for either of her possible birthplaces are filmed and available through LDS, then order them to see if her baptism is in there. You could also try to locate her in the earlier censuses (bit challenging as she is probably in London) and see what is given there as her birthplace - that might indicate which option has been given more often, and therefore which parish to look in first. She is not in the Bucks census for 1851 (there are a couple of CLARKs in Akely, all age 25 and under), but presumably could have already been in London by then. There is also no Thomas CLARK(E) in any of the parishes you mentioned (could be dead by then of course). As the 1841 Bucks census is not indexed, you will really need a definite parish in order for anyone to do a lookup for either Emma or Thomas. Or you could get lucky and a CLARK(E) researcher will pop up on this list with the info you need.... Regards Alex in Auckland NZ --- KPN5010@wmconnect.com wrote: > Hello everyone,I am new to the list and would like > to know if someone could > help me locate the Family of THOMAS CLARK > [CLARKE].He is mygtgtgtgtgrandfather. > According to my 3gtgrandmother EMMA [CLARK]Frost's > Marriage certificate > Thomas was a farmer in Akeley.The 1871 census says > she was born in Stow,1881 says > Bide.I have seen her in Bide more than Stow..How > would I find here birth > cetificate? and info on her dad. > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > I have tried to look on BMD but can never get > on,it's always busy. > Thank you > Laura in the USA Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. http://au.movies.yahoo.com

1851 Census H107 1517 page 23 11 Queens Row, St James Clerkenwell, London Richard LEWIS, age 32, A looks like Braxstead Brewer, born Reading, Berkshire Ann LEWIS, wife, age 28, born Chesham, Bucks Jane LEWIS, dau, age 6, born Chesham, Bucks Agnes LEWIS, dau, age 3, born Chesham, Bucks Linda Tasmania, Australia

Vicky... The answer may be found at www.streetmap.co.uk If you search for Colly Road, you will get no matches anywhere. "Colley Road" (with an "e") brings up three matches, none of them in Bucks. Richmond Roads are ten a penny and there is one in Bucks, on the eastern outskirts of Aylesbury. It's co-ordinates are 484421,213519 and if you enter these into www.old-maps.co.uk you'll see that in the late nineteenth century, "this were all green fields". As a further check, I searched for Colly Road in Old Maps and found none, but there were 189 instances nationwide of Richmond Road. Mike the Map Man ----- Original Message ----- From: "Victoria Fredenrich" <vicky@iximd.com> To: <BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2005 10:52 PM Subject: [BKM] > I wonder if any one would know where, a Richmond Road and a Colly Road are. > I am not sure which shire they might be in. I do know that my family lived > in Lavendon in Buckinghamshire and in Wiltsead and Bedford in Bedfordshire. > > Thank you for your time and effort in advance. > > Vicky in USA

Hello everyone,I am new to the list and would like to know if someone could help me locate the Family of THOMAS CLARK [CLARKE].He is mygtgtgtgtgrandfather. According to my 3gtgrandmother EMMA [CLARK]Frost's Marriage certificate Thomas was a farmer in Akeley.The 1871 census says she was born in Stow,1881 says Bide.I have seen her in Bide more than Stow..How would I find here birth cetificate? and info on her dad. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have tried to look on BMD but can never get on,it's always busy. Thank you Laura in the USA

1861 census @ Milton Bryant, Bfd. ? Shop [pg 1, folio 97, Schedule 6] Elizabeth Burrows Head W 73 Grocer Quainton, Bucks Janes Burrows Daur U 42 School mistress Turvey, Bdf. Clara L Burrows Gdaur 8 Scholar Milton Bryant, Bdf. Mary Corkett Serv U 21 Gen Serv Cheddington, Bucks

I wonder if any one would know where, a Richmond Road and a Colly Road are. I am not sure which shire they might be in. I do know that my family lived in Lavendon in Buckinghamshire and in Wiltsead and Bedford in Bedfordshire. Thank you for your time and effort in advance. Vicky in USA

1861 census: Parish of Chalgrave, Hamlet of Tebworth [Ref. pg 5, folio 94, schedule 33] Jane Bradshaw Head W 60 farmer of 164 acres Chalton Jane Bradshaw Daur S 30 Tebworth Thomas Bradshaw Son S 28 Tebworth Cornelius Bradshaw Son S 24 Tebworth Frances Bradshaw Daur S 23 Tebworth Benjamin Bradshaw Son S 22 Tebworth William Bradshaw Son S 20 Tebworth Sarah Robinson Servant S 18 House servant Soulbridge, Bucks.

Rejoining the list after a short holiday. I welcome contact with anyone researching the above names, also one Hannah MOSS born Chalfont St Jiles about 1800. -- Anne PICKETTS Waipu 0254 Northland NZ Phone/fax: 09 432-0045

In message <00ab01c51b6a$c5149170$2390c8cf@MyrnaJohn>, John and Myrna Bailey <jmbailey@uniserve.com> writes >Reginald Fox -m- Alice Smith 1874 >had a child Bertha >Then he married Alice`s sister Fanny naughty, naughty. This was illegal if before 1908. (Though people did, and the marriages were legalised in retrospect in 1907) Bottom right hand corner of the county is possible - but Regimnald was a very rare name till a couple of decades later. -- Eve McLaughlin Author of the McLaughlin Guides for family historians Secretary Bucks Genealogical Society

1851 Census H107 1505 Page 1308 onwards London Orphan Asylum, Hackney, London Charles GILMOUR, age 13, born Beaconsfield, Bucks Linda Tasmania, Australia

1851 Census H107 1505 Page 1308 onwards London Orpham Asylum, Hackney, London Sarah HOLLAWAY, Assist Matron, Unmarried, age 56, Assistant Matron, born Buckingham Linda Tasmania, Australia

Hi all, I am looking for information on the Kentish family from Chenies, Bucks area. Looking for information or relatives of Jeremiah Kentish b. 1774, he married twice, first marriage to Sarah Glenister/Glenester, second marriage to Jane Sedwell. Any help would be great. Thank you Catherine

Reginald Fox -m- Alice Smith 1874 had a child Bertha Then he married Alice`s sister Fanny and had Edith, and William Would like to find out how Alice died and when THanks Myrna

Albert B Smith -m- Fanny Both were from Buck They had son Albert and Daughter Alice in Windsor Berkshire Where Albert was in the police force Myrna

Hi Myrna Here is the family in the 1851 Bucks census, just in case you don't already have this: Upton cum Chalvey Pt 2 1718 351 0330 Commerce Place Benj C SMITH HD M 28 M Grocer East Leach GLS Anne SMITH WI M 32 F Clanfield OXF Fanny SMITH DA 4 F Scholar Slough BKM Albert B SMITH SO 2 M Slough BKM Edwin CLACK Bro in Law 14 M Grocer Raynell BKM Sarah MORSE Serv U 21 F General Servt Clanfield OXF Regards Celia Renshaw In Chesterfield UK -----Original Message----- From: John and Myrna Bailey [mailto:jmbailey@uniserve.com] Sent: 25 February 2005 03:21 To: BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BKM] Ben & Ann Smith Looking for the following Benjamin Carter Smith -m-Ann Clack 1844 Berkshire d 1880 -Eton Buck Children Frances ,Alice Matilda, Walter Edward, Albert Benjamin, Mary Anne, James C ,(my g grandfather) All born Upton Cum Chalvey Buck from 1845-1860 can give more info Thank you Myrna ==== BUCKS Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe, send message to: bucks-l-request@rootsweb.com or bucks-d-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' in the body of the message

1851 Census H107 1505 Page 1281 onwards Hackney Union Workhouse, Homerton, London Heady DANCER, Pauper, Widower, age 71, Farm Labourer, born Win? cannot read Bucks Millicent HANGER, Pauper, Unmarried, age 72, House Servant, born Stow, Bucks Linda Tasmania, Australia

Looking for the following Benjamin Carter Smith -m-Ann Clack 1844 Berkshire d 1880 -Eton Buck Children Frances ,Alice Matilda, Walter Edward, Albert Benjamin, Mary Anne, James C ,(my g grandfather) All born Upton Cum Chalvey Buck from 1845-1860 can give more info Thank you Myrna

--- Edgar Cross <ehcross74@yahoo.com> wrote: > Does anyone know where I could find a passenger list > for english ship that sank in 1882? The ship was > called the RMS Duoro and was discovered about 1982. > It was carrying a good amount of gold coins, dust, > bars and diamonds. > > My g-grandfather is said to have been a passenger on > this ship. I'm looking to confirm this. > > Any help would be appreciated. > > Thanks, > > Edgar > Hi Edgar, Board of Trade Passenger Lists are held at the National Archive in Kew. They are not indexed so it's quite a hefty search, however knowing the name of the ship and the rough date the ship sailed on is of enormous benefit. You'll need to know what port it sailed from as well. Graham :) ===== "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 - 250MB free storage. Do more. Manage less. http://info.mail.yahoo.com/mail_250