Hi Ally There is a PIDDiNGTON family in Chearsley in 1871 with Annie aged 8. All were born in Cuddington. Images sent offlist Regards,william wgra0331@bigpond.net.au ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ally McRae" <allymc@bigpond.net.au> To: <BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2005 10:15 AM Subject: [BKM] PIDDINGTON > Hello fellow listers, > > I am searching for the PIDDINGTON family/families of Buckinghamshire. > I am particularly looking for my husband's great-grandmother, Annie (Ann) Piddington, born possibly in Cuddington or maybe Thame ?? in 1862. > > Annie Piddington arrived in Australia in 1883 at the age of 21 on the "North". Also on board was a George Piddington. > > Annie Piddington married George Miller in 1884 in Armidale, NSW, Australia. > > I would be most grateful for any information. > Many thanks in advance, > Ally McRae - Bribie Island, Australia > > > > ==== BUCKS Mailing List ==== > Your signature should be no more than 3 lines long and should not include surname interests which are outside the scope of this List. >

Hello fellow listers, I am searching for the PIDDINGTON family/families of Buckinghamshire. I am particularly looking for my husband's great-grandmother, Annie (Ann) Piddington, born possibly in Cuddington or maybe Thame ?? in 1862. Annie Piddington arrived in Australia in 1883 at the age of 21 on the "North". Also on board was a George Piddington. Annie Piddington married George Miller in 1884 in Armidale, NSW, Australia. I would be most grateful for any information. Many thanks in advance, Ally McRae - Bribie Island, Australia

Help Please, My gggg grandfather JOSEPH MOULDER enlisted in the Bucks Militia on April 2 1809 until leaving for the 74th regiment in 1813. Joseph has put up many brick walls for me due to him moving around so much. The first brick wall I have with him is his marriage to a Sarah. Does anyone out there have any knowledge of the Bucks Militia and thier movements during this time ? A kind soul has filled me in somewhat with some chronological information and another kind soul had done some research for me and provided me with a copy of his description papers when he was done serving his time in 1820 so I have some clues to go on. One area of advise I need to help find his marriage is where would Joseph enlist in the Bucks Militia ? I am hoping I will find his marriage in the area he enlisted. Joseph was born 1788 in Chilton, Bucks I then have no record of him until he is listed with his description book as living in Wycombe in 1809 upon elistment in April. By Dec of 1809 I have his first child christened at St. Mary's Parish in Dover Kent. Joseph married a Sarah who I did find on later census' and she lists being born in North Leigh Oxfordshire about 1781. I have checked all these parishes for their wedding along with St. James and St. Mary's in Dover although I have not checked Wycombe. Any suggestions ??? I truly appreciate anyones advise. And if anyone has any advise in finding Joseph after his service is done in 1820 I would be grateful as well. Joseph's papers say he "settled in New Brunswick" so I am guessing he left his wife and children for a new life in Canada, I have not found him anywhere else after 1820. I am getting desperate and this brick wall has been up for years !! Thank you, Nancy in Connecticut __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Find what you need with new enhanced search. http://info.mail.yahoo.com/mail_250

William & Mary were still in Fenny in 1851 - Cross Street William GAYLOR 59 b Fenny Stratford Labourer Mary wife 60 do Laundress Ann dau 20 unm do do Mary WAGSTAFF visitor 6 b Fenny No other GAYLORs in Bucks. Paul GailJoughin@aol.com wrote: >Hello > >I am new to this listing and wondering if anyone can help me. I am trying to >trace the family of Joseph GAYLOR he was baptised 13/10/1823 in Fenny >Stratford and his parents were William & Mary Ann. The only other information I >have is that he was in London in 1871. He and Mary Johnson of Stamford Lincs >had 12 children but were all born out of the county. > >Any help would be greatly appreciated. > >Regards > >Gail > > >==== BUCKS Mailing List ==== >Please do not post long surname lists. Dave Carlsen looks after the Bucks surname list, which is the proper place for such postings. Go to: >http://webpages.charter.net/dcarlsen/genuki/BKM/bucksurname.html > > > > > -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.7.2 - Release Date: 21/01/05

Hello Does anyone know if publican in 1836 meant someone working in a pub rather than landlord as this would fit in better with his later occ.as labourer? Also are there any license records for London for 1836 ? Thanks Martin Langley

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Hello I am new to this listing and wondering if anyone can help me. I am trying to trace the family of Joseph GAYLOR he was baptised 13/10/1823 in Fenny Stratford and his parents were William & Mary Ann. The only other information I have is that he was in London in 1871. He and Mary Johnson of Stamford Lincs had 12 children but were all born out of the county. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Regards Gail

Hi Norman I had a look in the 1851 Bucks census but can't find any married Henry (or Harry) SEER(S)/SEAR(S). Samuel SEARS is also missing. However there is a Hannah SEARS (39, married, head of household) and children living in Great Marlow - eldest son Emanuel was born in Bisham. The other SEARS families in Great Marlow are Joshua SEARS (29, chairmaker) and family, Ann SEARS (35, bonnetmaker, relationship listed as WI but no husband or head of household listed!) and some other SEARS women visiting her, and another Ann SEARS (36, house servant). There are also SAYER families in Great Marlow, not sure if this is a variation on the surname or a completely different lot. I am intrigued as to where all the Sears men are hiding..... Regards Alex in Auckland NZ --- Norman Scott <norman41@bigpond.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > I am searching for Henry Seers(Sears) his wife > Hannah and family are living > in Bisham Berks.,in the 1851 census, but he is > absent,as his birthplace is > Great Marlow Bucks and his brother Samuel Sears > lives in Lane End, I was > hoping someone with access to the 1851 census of > Lane End Great Marlow Bucks > could check if he was with his brother or other > family member . > > Thanking you, > Norman Scott > Western Australia > > > ==== BUCKS Mailing List ==== > Advertising for financial gain is not permitted on > this List, although subscribers may include a link > to their website in their signature. Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. http://au.movies.yahoo.com

Thanks for mailing lists. However, my computer will not open attachments re BUCKS-D, ISLE OF WIGHT-D or PRICE-D because of unsafe attachments. My computer has been checked for viruses and is clean, so would be glad if you could resend these lists when they are clean also. nova.s@xtra.co.nz ----- Original Message ----- From: <BUCKS-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <BUCKS-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 4:00 AM Subject: BUCKS-D Digest V05 #12

I have it on CD but it is very faint. At first glance quite a few Jennings. I'll do my best Bill in Cheshire -----Original Message----- From: r_jennings [mailto:r_jennings@pgen.net] Sent: 21 January 2005 15:18 To: BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Steeple Claydon If anybody is searching the 1841 Census of Steeple Claydon would it be possible to have a look at East Claydon for any JENNINGS, particularly Richard and William. Presumably it is an adjacent part of the film. TIA Bob, in East Yorks. ______________________________

Hi all, I am searching for Henry Seers(Sears) his wife Hannah and family are living in Bisham Berks.,in the 1851 census, but he is absent,as his birthplace is Great Marlow Bucks and his brother Samuel Sears lives in Lane End, I was hoping someone with access to the 1851 census of Lane End Great Marlow Bucks could check if he was with his brother or other family member . Thanking you, Norman Scott Western Australia

While I am at it, the same goes for Fenimore in Tingewick and Newton Purcell, Oxf. Liane

If anyone needs help with the Jennings or Daniel family from East Claydon, I would be happy to help as I am descended from both. My work is still on paper but is fairly complete as far back as we can go. Liane Fenimore

1841 East Claydon, BKM, p. 9. William Jennings 40 ag lab y Mary 40 y Eliza 20 y Thomas 15 y William is next to brothers Tobias Jennings 65 and Charles Jennings 75 (he is a son of Charles). William's wife is Mary Whitall. All are on p. 9. If you want Richard (William's brother) who md Mary Ann Radwell, they are not in EC in 1841 as he died 1826. The Richard Jennings who is in EC in 1841 is a son of Mathias Jennings and Elizabeth Simons and was b 1825. They are on p. 10. Mathias was a son of George Jennings, brother to the above Tobias and Charles. I have 16 pp of the 1841 for East Claydon that I copied from the microfilm. It can be tricky to decipher. Liane Fenimore

>ing concrete. >Nmessage lurking in space until tofay - owing to spate of sheer junk created by nasty little space nerds. >William Howlett was born about 1834, give or take a couple of years - his age >varies slightly between marriage record and all census details (but then I like >to forget my age at times!). >William was born to a Henry Howlett somewhere in Buckinghamshire Howlett tends to occur in the central west areas, like Haddenham abd long Crendon - but Henry isn't a regular name. >- on all census >the place is named as Little ? (just my luck that I cannot read the second >word!), I believe the place starts with a 'W'. > The 'Littles' in Bucks are (off the top of my head) Little Brickhill, Brill, Hampden, Horwood, Ickford, Kimble, Kingshill, Linford, Missenden, Marlow, Pollicott, Woolstone and a raft of farms called Little worth > and a W looks quite a bit like an H or an M in different writings. In really odd writing, it could look like K. -- Eve McLaughlin Author of the McLaughlin Guides for family historians Secretary Bucks Genealogical Society

In message <20050105151125.84138.qmail@web54501.mail.yahoo.com>, Edgar Cross <ehcross74@yahoo.com> writes >Is there a register of the people that are buried in a >cemetery? Are the parish records the only source for >this? Winslow didn't have a cemetery - as it was a rural area, the churchyard would still have been in use.However, it was cleared and the stones used to form footpaths years ago,. That is a pity, since as a major tradesman, he would probably have had quite an elaborate stone. The burial registers are available and will record the deaths (unless they were chaperl goers of course, when they may be elsewhere.) -- Eve McLaughlin Author of the McLaughlin Guides for family historians Secretary Bucks Genealogical Society

If anybody is searching the 1841 Census of Steeple Claydon would it be possible to have a look at East Claydon for any JENNINGS, particularly Richard and William. Presumably it is an adjacent part of the film. TIA Bob, in East Yorks.

Dear Everyone Is Barbara Bassill on this list please.At one time secretary of the Slough FHS. Many Thanks Kate CHESTER --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.830 / Virus Database: 565 - Release Date: 06/01/05

I am researching the inter-related WHITLOCK and DRAPER and RAINBOW families in the Beds/Bucks/Northants border area. Some but not all of them "travelled". Ellen DRAPER (born c1820) married John RAINBOW and her sister Darnity DRAPER (c1829) married Richard WHITLOCK. They had four DRAPER brothers I know of Spencer (c1824), Billy(William) (c1833), Kisby (c1834) and Ellick(Alexander) (c1837). However there is an Israel DRAPER in Olney on the 1881 census aged 72 lodging at 8 Berrills Court with a Katherine Leybutt. In 1851 Israel is at Clifton Reynes with a wife Rebecca born Clifton and four children born in various locations. This moving around and Israel's unusual given name made me wonder if he too was a member of a Romany family. Then yesterday my attention was draw to this ancestry.com data 1871 Census Olney at Thompsons Cottages William Rainbow Head Married 28 Malster born Sherrington, Bucks Rachel Rainbow Wife Married 29 born Sherrington, Bucks Kisby Rainbow Son 7 born Sherrington, Bucks Frederic Rainbow Son 5 born Newport, Bucks Louisa Rainbow Dau 2 born Sherrington, Bucks James Rainbow Son 9m born Sherrington, Bucks Israel Draper Uncle 64 Ag Labourer born Newton, Bucks I know this RAINBOW family - William is the son of Ellen nee DRAPER, so to be William's Uncle Israel looks to be Ellen's brother (Rachel was a BOON before her marriage to William). Is anyone researching Israel DRAPER and his family? Any sightings of them or any travellers would be welcome. Thanks Dianne

Thanks so much, Heather! I didn't really expect to find any of my names, but there are 4 Treadwells for me to investigate ...... Anyone else who has a similar website for any Bucks. parish (especially in the north west of the county!) please do let us know. Anne in Ontario -----Original Message----- From: Heather Olsen [mailto:hlolsen@poetworld.net] Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 6:00 PM To: BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Shalstone genealogy webpage I have set up a new webpage for Shalstone genealogy. It is at www.rootsweb.com/~engcshal/ Among other things, it has a list of gravestones in the parish churchyard. There is also a place to list surname interests. If anyone has any material they would like to see added, please let me know. Heather Olsen ______________________________