At 12:45 AM +0000 3/1/05, EMMA HUNNISETT wrote: >Hi All, > >After a two year jaunt into other parts of the country I have headed >back this way. I seem to have followed in the footsteps of my >ancestors, who travelled the length and breadth of our fine country >with the development of the railways, though I, unlike them have not >yet reached my goal! > >For two years now I have trawled census, birth records, marriages, >deaths in the hunt for William and Henry Howlett. They have taken >me on what appears to have been a wild goose chase into Norfolk >where I remained for a long time as another Howlett family almost >matches mine - the Howletts of Watton..........BUT........nothing >concrete. > >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 - >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'. > >My first question to you all is - what could the place name be? I >have a copy of the name on the census should anyone like to take a >look............ > Hi, Sorry - no idea about the place. However, a Mary Anne Howlet married a William King in Great Brickhill in 1815. William is, at the moment, not connected to me (but I'm sure he will be, eventually). Do you have a Mary Anne in your Howlet/Howlett family who might have gone to GB to be married? Regards, Mike King. -- _____________________________________________________________________ Michael King 255 McClellan Road, Ottawa ON K2H 8N7, Canada ( Phone (613) 828-3781 2 Fax (613) 728-1933 + Email miking@sympatico.ca The box said, Win2K or better required....so I bought a Mac

Hello, I have quite a bit of information on CHESHIREs in Whitchurch, mostly 17th & 18th century, which includes a Hannah CHESHIRE bapt 24 May 1778, daughter of Thomas CHESHIRE and Ann (nee HALL). Is she yours ? Regards, Brian Creed -----Original Message----- From: Family History <genealogy101@hotmail.com> To: BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com <BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, 3 January 2005 02:19 Subject: [BKM] FiNCHER's of Whitchurch >Hi > >I am looking for the children of Hannah CHESHIRE and Joseph FINCHER. >Jospeh and Hannah were married at St John the Evanglist, Whitchurch, >Buckinghamshire in 1811 (not sure of exact date!). two known children Mary >Ann and Betsy both baptised at Whitchurch. There may of course, be other >children. > >I would like to hear from anyone researching either the FINCHER or CHESHIRE >surnames. > >Kind regards > >Tezz > >PS Joseph FINCHER and Hannah CHESHIRE are my 4x great grandparents. > > > >==== BUCKS Mailing List ==== >As of 30 December 2004: 386 list subscribers > 175 digest subscribers > 561 total subscribers >

Hi All, After a two year jaunt into other parts of the country I have headed back this way. I seem to have followed in the footsteps of my ancestors, who travelled the length and breadth of our fine country with the development of the railways, though I, unlike them have not yet reached my goal! For two years now I have trawled census, birth records, marriages, deaths in the hunt for William and Henry Howlett. They have taken me on what appears to have been a wild goose chase into Norfolk where I remained for a long time as another Howlett family almost matches mine - the Howletts of Watton..........BUT........nothing concrete. 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 - 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'. My first question to you all is - what could the place name be? I have a copy of the name on the census should anyone like to take a look............ Finally, for now, the names that appear so far in my research are: Howlett, Sandall, Huggins, Bowditch, Cole Any advice or help will be gratefully received Emma

unsubscribe -----Original Message----- From: Paul Irving [mailto:pauljirving@ntlworld.com] Sent: 02 January 2005 12:58 To: BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [BKM] 1861 census SEAR John SEAR age 58 in Drayton Parslow 1871 with wife Elizabeth 50 dau Marey Jane 13 son Thomas 11 son Fredrick 7 No more details because image not yet online. Have you found them in 1851? Paul MARTIN SEAR wrote: >Hi, >Can anyone with access to the 1861 or 1871 census look up John Sear Married to Elizabeth (King) born 1816 and 1820 living in Drayton Parslow or Newport Pagnal. >They should have several children,William King, Alfred John and Ebenezer Sear. >Any help will be much appreciated >Thanks, >Martin Sear > > >==== BUCKS Mailing List ==== >To search the BUCKS list message archives, go to: >http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=BUCKS > > > > ==== BUCKS Mailing List ==== To search the BUCKS list message archives, go to: http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=BUCKS

Hi, I have just joined the list. My name interests are CHOWNE - Wooburn area and PAULING - Oakley. At the present time I am interested in a baptism around 1780/90 for Nicholas and Edward CHOWNE which took place in Wooburn. and a marriage for Thomas CHOWNE and Sarah which again was around 1780/90. The names may be written as CHOUNE. Is there SKS who has access to and could check the Parish Records for me. Many thanks Maureen

Hi I am looking for the children of Hannah CHESHIRE and Joseph FINCHER. Jospeh and Hannah were married at St John the Evanglist, Whitchurch, Buckinghamshire in 1811 (not sure of exact date!). two known children Mary Ann and Betsy both baptised at Whitchurch. There may of course, be other children. I would like to hear from anyone researching either the FINCHER or CHESHIRE surnames. Kind regards Tezz PS Joseph FINCHER and Hannah CHESHIRE are my 4x great grandparents.

John SEAR age 58 in Drayton Parslow 1871 with wife Elizabeth 50 dau Marey Jane 13 son Thomas 11 son Fredrick 7 No more details because image not yet online. Have you found them in 1851? Paul MARTIN SEAR wrote: >Hi, >Can anyone with access to the 1861 or 1871 census look up John Sear Married to Elizabeth (King) born 1816 and 1820 living in Drayton Parslow or Newport Pagnal. >They should have several children,William King, Alfred John and Ebenezer Sear. >Any help will be much appreciated >Thanks, >Martin Sear > > >==== BUCKS Mailing List ==== >To search the BUCKS list message archives, go to: >http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=BUCKS > > > >

Hi, Can anyone with access to the 1861 or 1871 census look up John Sear Married to Elizabeth (King) born 1816 and 1820 living in Drayton Parslow or Newport Pagnal. They should have several children,William King, Alfred John and Ebenezer Sear. Any help will be much appreciated Thanks, Martin Sear

Dear all "I am searching for Graham DUFFIN thought to be or have been a Police Officer in Buckinghamshire. His parents were Sydney & Dorothy DUFFIN (nee BOURNE) I also would like to contact his brother Graham DUFFIN. I have been commissioned by Paul DUFFIN to carry out this research. My wife Sylvia is a cousin to Paul DUFFIN. I would appreciate any help" Harold Singleton, Blaby, Leicester h.j.singleton@btinternet.com (posted on behalf of Harold who is having trouble posting himself) Best wishes Nivard Ovington Cornwall (UK) -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.298 / Virus Database: 265.6.7 - Release Date: 30/12/2004

hi does anyone have any slatter [slater] marriages from about 1810 to 1950 in or around chilton, thank you andy slater cornwall

On Saturday January 8, Michael Gandy is speaking to the Bucks Genealogical Society on the topic of tracing Your London Ancestors Place- Hartwell Day Centre, Thame Rd South, cul de sac off the A418 west out of Aylesbury, turn left at first big roundabout. (or go straight ahead from Oxford direction) Doors open 2pm for research and problems, then the talk at 3pm. Come and hear this erudite and splendidly amusing speaker perform and learn a great deal in the process. This is something you should not miss. -- Eve McLaughlin Author of the McLaughlin Guides for family historians Secretary Bucks Genealogical Society

I would like to thank every one who gave me ideas of how to transfer my info from Desk top to lap top. I have successfully done this and would now like to ask the following question. I am using version 9 of FTM; would it be worth my while to upgrade to version 12 (the latest version?) and how much would it cost. Jenny

There are also a number of them in Brackley in the first half of the 18th century. ----- Original Message ----- From: Lactodorum192242@aol.com [mailto:Lactodorum192242@aol.com] Sent: 12/30/2004 3:57:52 AM To: BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BKM] Squirrell / Squerrill > Hi Toni and all, > > The name Squirrell / Squerrill also appears often in the Syresham BDM`s if > anyone is interested. > > Regards Pat & Chris > > Researching : Families of Syresham, Crowfield & Whitfield, Northamptonshire, > England. > also Biddlesden, Buckinghamshire, England . > Always willing to help others if possible with 1841 Census for > Northamptonshire and BDM for Syresham. > > > ==== 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. > >

Many thanks for Numan. It's a pity the transcripts don't go back beyond 1686. I have will of Numan died 1676 of Weedon only son Numan is a beneficiary as are the poor of Biddlesdon. Numan d 1676 had wife Hester and another son Hugh who must have died before 1676 (he may belong to a previous wife Frances). The Helmdon website refers to (in connection with Astwell). 1669 Numan Williat senr of Biddlesdon and Hugh his son 1668/70 Numan Willett of Biddlesdon 1673 Numan Williatt Senr of Biddlesdon and Numan Junr his son. I suspect your Numan may be son of Numan junr. You didn't by any chance see any MISSENDENs in the Biddlesdon transcript? Bill Deverell -----Original Message----- From: Toni Skidmore [mailto:long.live.rock@comcast.net] Sent: 30 December 2004 11:40 To: BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Numan WILLIAT and SQUIRREL I was looking through the Biddlesden PR transcript last night when this name literally jumped off the page at me! I remember someone mentioning it on the list a few weeks ago, and as it's not a common name I thought it might be helpful to whomever was seeking the information: Baptism at Biddlesden: 1688/9 24 Jan Numan son of Numan & Elizabeth WILLIAT Also, I seem to recall that someone was researching the surname SQUIRREL: Burial at Biddlesden: 1695 25 May Elizabeth SQUERRELL Those appear to be the only references to these two surnames in the transcript (which is unindexed and covers roughly 1686-1811 with some gaps). I hope this is helpful to someone. -- Toni Skidmore Chicago, USA Researching: CLIFFORD/CLIFTON, DEAN, HOLLAND, NEAL(E), and NOQUET in Bucks ______________________________

1871 - Can't retrieve the images, so no more detail Mary SLATER, 33, servant, servant of James SHEERMAN, 80, in Aston Clinton William SLATER, 21, lodger in household of John PARKER, 60, in West Wycombe In Long Crendon - William SLATTER 47 Edith wife 43 Children Elizabeth 19 Henry 17 William 16 Jonathan 11 Mary A 7 Martha J 5 Jane 3 Only William born Chilton. Others Long Crendon Emma SLATTER 41 head Jesse 17 son Laura 12 dau Sarah 7 dau George 4 son All born Chilton George SLATTER 36 head Jane 37 wife George 16 Julia 14 James 12 Peter 5 Anne 3 Only George b Chilton. Others Long Crendon In Chilton - Jonathan SLATTER 30 head Sarah SLATTER 49 daughter - I know, that is bizarre, but that's what it says when I click on "Retrieve other family members". I get those two, both b Chilton, whichever way I approach it I haven't been to either Long Crendon or Chilton for years. Used to visit them often. Paul Slaterkalm@aol.com wrote: >hi >does anyone have any census records for slatters or slaters born in chilton, >on 1861 and or 1871 census, many thanks > >andy slater >cornwall > > >==== 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 > > > >

Hi Listers Many thanks to Pamela and William who managed to Find Annes mother listed on the 1851 census. What a wonderful way to be able to start the new year, with another branch of the family to research. Best wishes to everyone on the list for a safe and happy 2005 Sheila & Mike South Australia

Hi Mike and Sheila Here is the family in 1851 from the Bucks FHS 1851 census CD. They are in service at Thorney House,Iver,Bucks GARDNER Temple 28 General Servant Little Marlow GARDNER Ann 30 Servant's Wife Aylesbury GARDNER William 3 Servant's Son Iver GARDNER Ann 5m Servant's Daught Iver Regards,William in Adelaide wgra0331@bigpond.net.au ----- Original Message ----- > Hi Listers, > > Hope someone will be able to clarify this for me. > > My husbands gg grandmother Anne Poore (nee Gardner) according to the > 1891 census she was born in Thorny Bucks, by which time she is married > and living in Croydon Surrey. > > I have found Anne in 1871 living with her father who is a widow, Fathers > name was Temple Gardner. > > If anyone has access to either the 1851 or 1861 census and could please > do a look-up for me I would love to find out Annes mother's name, and > any other possible siblings. > > Many thanks > > Sheila > South Australia

Can anyone tell me how the names HENDERSON and GROVES relate to the history of RAF HALTON, many thanks for any help, Emma --------------------------------- ALL-NEW Yahoo! Messenger - all new features - even more fun!

Hi Edgar The first household is pretty difficult to read.... Market Square HO107/51/16 folio 10 pg 16: George CROSS 44 draper yes [born in county] James? KING? 33 draper yes Jane KING? 28 yes Martha KING? 3 yes Maria KING? 2 yes Amelia KING? 1 yes Jane READ? 17 F.S. yes Church Yard piece HO107/51/16 folio 9 pg 12: George CROSS 73 Maltster yes William CROSS 9 yes Thomas CROSS 14 M.S. yes Mary CROSS 15 F.S yes Sarah KING 50 F.S yes (not sure if she is this household or the next, enumerator was a bit slapdash with his slashes) Regards Alex in Auckland NZ --- Edgar Cross <ehcross74@yahoo.com> wrote: > Hello all. > > My ggg-grandfather George CROSS had a drapery > business > in Winslow, Bucks. He is listed in the 1851 census > living in 154 Market Square. His father, also named > George CROSS is listed in the Pigot's Directory of > 1844 as a Maltster in Chruch yard. He died in 1844. > > Both of them were widowed in 1841. > > Could SKS look up these two individuals in the 1841 > census? > > Thanks and Happy New Year, > > Edgar Cross > > ===== > Edgar H Cross > View My Genealogy Research and Guide at > http://www.ehcross.com Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. http://au.movies.yahoo.com

Hi Listers, Hope someone will be able to clarify this for me. My husbands gg grandmother Anne Poore (nee Gardner) according to the 1891 census she was born in Thorny Bucks, by which time she is married and living in Croydon Surrey. I have found Anne in 1871 living with her father who is a widow, Fathers name was Temple Gardner. If anyone has access to either the 1851 or 1861 census and could please do a look-up for me I would love to find out Annes mother's name, and any other possible siblings. Many thanks Sheila South Australia I have found a possible