Generally, AutoReplies are sent only once to each person who emails Donald (in this case, via the mailing list). So, anyone who posts to the list should get the AutoReply from Donald only once, until he turns it off, anyway. And I daresay Donald will probably be quite amused to see the stir this thread has caused when he returns as well. :-) Cheers, -- Toni Skidmore Tingewick list Co-Admin Chicago, USA Researching: CLIFFORD/CLIFTON, DEAN(E), HOLLAND, NEAL(E), and NOQUET in Bucks Judith wrote: > If Donald's Out of Office set up is the same as mine, you will only get the > one message. If anyone is genuinely inconvenienced by this, please let me > know and I can manually unsubscribe him - but as he hasn't unsubscribed > hmself, it seems he is looking forward to reading all the back postings from > when he was away! > > Regards > > Judith Young > co-administrator > Bucks List >

In message <006d01c4dcb5$50a68c60$bd4e8351@arkleside>, Judith Young <Arkleside@btinternet.com> writes >If Donald's Out of Office set up is the same as mine, you will only get the >one message. If anyone is genuinely inconvenienced by this, please let me >know and I can manually unsubscribe him - but as he hasn't unsubscribed >hmself, it seems he is looking forward to reading all the back postings from >when he was away! There might always have been a possibility that it is not even from him, but generated by the stupid kids who think it is funny to harvest other people's addresses and send out messages as if from them. I get 'bounced' messages allegedly from someone at my domain (which is a name shared by no one else). Always delete attachments and gobbledy gook messages - they could be bearing unwanted gifts as well as cluttering up your post box ( the ones labelled 'Your Password', 'Confirmation', Hello' 'Thanks' from nonsense addresses should go straight in the bin) -- Eve McLaughlin Author of the McLaughlin Guides for family historians Secretary Bucks Genealogical Society

If Donald's Out of Office set up is the same as mine, you will only get the one message. If anyone is genuinely inconvenienced by this, please let me know and I can manually unsubscribe him - but as he hasn't unsubscribed hmself, it seems he is looking forward to reading all the back postings from when he was away! Regards Judith Young co-administrator Bucks List ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tompkins, M.L." <mllt1@leicester.ac.uk> To: <BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2004 11:13 AM Subject: RE: [BKM] weird email reply re request for info re Hawkins of Bucks | << <<When I posted this email, I got a weird reply in German from donald.hatch@ns.nl Has anyone else got this when they posted to the list?>> >> | | <<I believe Donald lives and works in Holland. Are you sure it wasn't just an automatic 'Out-of-Office' reply in Dutch?>> | | | | I've just had the reply myself. The first line is indeed in Dutch, and the second is an English translation of it, confirming that it is an automatic 'Out-of-Office' message. | | It says "I am away until 16 December. Please contact Brenda Marijs for urgent matters; (31 30 235 6130). email brenda.marijs@ns.nl" - maybe the Listowner can prevent any further automatic replies coming from Donald's address until 16 December? | | Matt Tompkins | Blaston, Leics | | | ==== 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, Could someone with access to the Biddlesden PRs do a lookup for me please. I`m researching the FRIDAY familes. Looking for the parents of : James who marries Sarah Jackson 1797 in Syresham. John who marries Alice Mason 1814 in Syresham. Richard who marries ? 6th Aug 1819 in Biddlesden. There is also a Richard who marries an Elizabeth who are having children in 1793 (possible earlier) and 1797. I need a kick start on this - please. Are the records available on microfiche - I am willing to buy all. Regards Pat

Hello Marilyn, I am doing a one-place- study of Nash and can fill in a very small amount about William of Nash. - the 1798 Posse Comitatus shows two William COLES in Nash, both bakers - on the 5th August 1808 at Adderbury OXN, a Samuel COLES of Nash, a Wheelwright and a Quaker and son of William and Ann of Nash, married Alice WYCHERLEY of Aynho NTH, a Quaker and daughter of James and Ann of Aynho. Regards, Greg Davies Nash, Bucks ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marilyn Ponting" <genea@dccnet.com> To: <BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, December 06, 2004 8:33 PM Subject: [BKM] Quaker Marriages >I have just completed a partial transcription of Quaker Marriages that took > place in Northants. > Mostly the Northampton and Bugbrooke meetings, but also some from the > Wellingborough meeting. > I didn't record the names of the witnesses - but just about everthing > else. > The microfilm number is 0811723 available through LDS FH Centres if anyone > wants to look at the originals. The film also contains births and > deaths/burials. > > William COLES of Chiping Norton OXF, son of William of Nash BKM and Ann > his > wife Sarah GRIMES daughter of William of Eydon, surveyer and Susanna his > wife, deceased 1804 14-May at Eydon > > Is anything known of Richard and William COLES? > > I have COLES Quakers of Whittlebury, Northants and wonder if there is a > connection. > > Cheers > Marilyn Ponting > British Columbia

Hi List, I've just joined having learnt a little more about my ancestor born in Buckinghamshire. Does anyone know of the following family or other CROOK or BRAISHER families in the area? Does anyone know of a link between the CROOK and PICKERNELL families. See details below. My gggrandmother, Rhoda CROOK was born in Turville, Bucks 1823-1831. She gives a different age on every census and I've just got her marriage certificate which is different again. In 1854 in Brixton, Surrey, she married Charles HAWKINS born Canterbury, Kent. According to the Marriage Certificate, Rhoda is the daughter of Brazer CROOK, a carpenter. On 1851 Census (from familyhistoryonline) I've found Braisher CROOK, sawyer, and family living Turville Waste, Hambleden, born Hambleden about 1798. I've also found (on ancestry.co.uk) a marriage in 1792 between a William CROOK and Catharine BRAISHER. These could be his parents though I have no idea how common these surnames are in this part of the world - but it does suggest the first name is probably Braisher. I've found him and his wife Mary again on the 1871 Census - this time transcribed Brazier but the image isn't yet available on ancestry. In 1861 Charles and Rhoda are living in Brentford, Middlesex. In 1871 Census Rhoda has remarried a Thomas SMITH and is living in the same area of Middlesex. In 1881 she is widowed and living with a cousin John PICKERNELL, born Isleworth, Middlesex. No doubt it's time to check out parish records on film at an LDS Family History Centre but thought I'd ask. Cheers, Cathy Western Australia

Hi Tezz, The reason you could not find her under Cave is she must have been a widow when she married Mr Beasley...Her name is actually Emily Gertrude Warner..and I have her on the 1881 and 1891 with her family....What makes it a clincher is that her sister Florence is actually living with them in the 1901 Census... If you would like the images let me know... Her father was George Warner and mother Anne.... Denise ----- Original Message ----- From: "Family History" <genealogy101@hotmail.com> To: <BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2004 2:16 AM Subject: [BKM] CAVE family - Wooburn, Bucks > Hi > > I am lookingg for further information regarding a lady named Emily Gertrude > CAVE. According to the 1901 census entry was she aged 30 and born in > Wooburn, Buckinghamshire. > > I cannot find her this lady on the 1881 or 1891 census. i know she married > in 1899 in Windsor, but i cannot find out anything about her prior to this > marriage and 1901 census. > > So if anyone is researching or knows of this CAVE family pleae let me know - > I know i may have to buy the marriage cert to find out who her father is and > help narrow the search, but i have at least 5 others to buy first! > > Here's hoping > > Tezz > > > > ==== 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. >

<< <<When I posted this email, I got a weird reply in German from donald.hatch@ns.nl Has anyone else got this when they posted to the list?>> >> <<I believe Donald lives and works in Holland. Are you sure it wasn't just an automatic 'Out-of-Office' reply in Dutch?>> I've just had the reply myself. The first line is indeed in Dutch, and the second is an English translation of it, confirming that it is an automatic 'Out-of-Office' message. It says "I am away until 16 December. Please contact Brenda Marijs for urgent matters; (31 30 235 6130). email brenda.marijs@ns.nl" - maybe the Listowner can prevent any further automatic replies coming from Donald's address until 16 December? Matt Tompkins Blaston, Leics

<<When I posted this email, I got a weird reply in German from donald.hatch@ns.nl Has anyone else got this when they posted to the list?>> I believe Donald lives and works in Holland. Are you sure it wasn't just an automatic 'Out-of-Office' reply in Dutch? Matt Tompkins Blaston, Leics

Hi I am lookingg for further information regarding a lady named Emily Gertrude CAVE. According to the 1901 census entry was she aged 30 and born in Wooburn, Buckinghamshire. I cannot find her this lady on the 1881 or 1891 census. i know she married in 1899 in Windsor, but i cannot find out anything about her prior to this marriage and 1901 census. So if anyone is researching or knows of this CAVE family pleae let me know - I know i may have to buy the marriage cert to find out who her father is and help narrow the search, but i have at least 5 others to buy first! Here's hoping Tezz

In message <000c01c4daf4$b527b410$ee252952@oneself>, gill kelly <gk011a6271@blueyonder.co.uk> writes >Has anyone ever heard of the name Earwakes-Walkerstone. Earwaker, yes, in Hampshire (pronounced Irraker). It means boar watcher, originally (Eoforwacher) Hyphenated surnames were only just emerging, normally in the upper classes, in the 1890s. Maybe this was a joke name -- Eve McLaughlin Author of the McLaughlin Guides for family historians Secretary Bucks Genealogical Society

In message <BAY20-F3817B1968878109A4B6C5C9B30@phx.gbl>, Alison PAGE <alisonpage74@hotmail.com> writes >Hi all, > >I expect you are fed up woth people asking this question but do you have any >idea when the 1861 cencus CDROM will be ready? the software people have had it for months and are tweaking and fiddling - and they were so anxious to use a really cutting edge search engine that we had to amend the entries to suit it. It has meant a lot of extra work, but i am sure you will agree it is worth it, when it comes. I am nagging for Christmas, but not very hopeful. The moment it hits the street it will be sent out. -- Eve McLaughlin Author of the McLaughlin Guides for family historians Secretary Bucks Genealogical Society

Thanks to everyone on the list who are so generous with their time.... could someone do me yet another favour and look up the records for the marriage of Alfred PERKINS and Mary TACK. Alfred lived in Steeple Claydon, but I don't seem to be able to find him on the IGI or census records... he was born c.1861.... Cheers in advance. Gill Kelly

When I posted this email, I got a weird reply in German from donald.hatch@ns.nl Has anyone else got this when they posted to the list?

Would anyone know anything about the Hawkins families of Bucks mid 1700's to 1900's? I understand some women were lacemakers, rag sorters, servants, ladies maid.or a pauper. The men were labourers, farm labourers, paper makers, mineral water bottler. I have info back to James b c 1767 & Ann b c 1720 who had son James b c 1790 d May 13 1837 m. Sarah b c 1793 d February 23, 1871. James Jr. d c May 13 1837 and was the father of Sarah b c Mar. 16, 1827 d Nov. 10 1872 & married William Rayner parish church, Little Marlow Apr. 29 1859. B. Harrison, Canada

I have just completed a partial transcription of Quaker Marriages that took place in Northants. Mostly the Northampton and Bugbrooke meetings, but also some from the Wellingborough meeting. I didn't record the names of the witnesses - but just about everthing else. The microfilm number is 0811723 available through LDS FH Centres if anyone wants to look at the originals. The film also contains births and deaths/burials. Here are those with Buckingham connections. John BARANGHAM of Olney BKM Katherine BARNES of Northampton town 1683 15-Jul Thomas COOPER or COWPER of Olney BKM Susanah LINES of Northampton, spinster 1685 23-Sep Richard COLES clock and watchmaker, son of Samuel, miller and baker of Buckingham, surviving and Hannah his wife deceased Sarah PINCKNEY daughter of Richard, clog maker of Northampton and Hannah his wife, both surviving 1786 23-Jan at Northampton Joseph TANNER of Geddington, sergemaker, son of Matthew now of the town of Northampton, and Jane his wife, deceased Mary PATTISON of Wooburn, daughter of William, now of Geddington and Mary his wife, deceased 1786 09-Oct at Geddington William COLES of Chiping Norton OXF, son of William of Nash BKM and Ann his wife Sarah GRIMES daughter of William of Eydon, surveyer and Susanna his wife, deceased 1804 14-May at Eydon Joseph BARNES of Wavendon BKM, farmer, son of Samuel of Wavendon, now living and Hannah his wife deceased Ann BLUNSOM daughter of William of Northampton and Sarah, his wife 1821 12-Apr at Northampton Thomas GRIMES of North Crawley BKM, farmer, son of Thomas of Cranfield BDF, now living, and Sarah his wife, deceased Phebe PAYNE daughter of William of Church Brampton, deceased and Alice his wife, surviving 1830 13-May at Northampton Is anything known of Richard and William COLES? I have COLES Quakers of Whittlebury, Northants and wonder if there is a connection. Cheers Marilyn Ponting British Columbia http://www.northants1841.fsnet.co.uk/

Hello all, I am trying to trace my LUDLOW ancesters, they are Henry and Fanny who married in Oxford in 1827 and a son Charles born Reading 1840. I have them in the 1841 census of Reading but nothing after that untill Charles married in the 1860s. Any help welcome. TIA Sid sidney.ludlow1@ntlworld.com

Ruby I can't find a connection to your Bradburys, but this is just to let you know that we have a Mary Bradbury, daughter of Thomas, born in Great Horwood c 1840 and married there in 1768 (IGI Batch M073222) to Thomas Chapman born 1736 (in Wicken, NTH?). As far as we know, their children were Thomas Chapman 1769-1788, born in Great Horwood or Waddesdon, and Sands Chapman 1770-1850, born in Waddesdon, and that their mother Mary died in 1770. You mentioned Aylesbury: there is also a connection between the above and Thomas and Thomas Sands Chapman, bankers of Aylesbury, but despite a lot of searching, we haven't found out the dates or marriage of this Thomas, or the birth place/date of son Thomas Sands Chapman. Maureen -----Original Message----- From: Len and Ruby [mailto:lenandruby@earthlink.net] Sent: 04 December 2004 17:46 To: BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BKM] Bradbury & Southery Hi....Can anyone help in any way I have been trying to find the birthplaces of the couple below Robert BRADBURY married in Waddesdon, Bucks 10 Dec 1788 to Elizabeth SOUTHERY, I have four of their children, all born in Waddesdon John b. 22 Jun 1789 d.16 Oct 1790 John b. 21 Nov 1790 d. Jul 1864 ? Thomas b, 4 Mar 1792 Mary b.24 Mar 1793 ************************************ I have found 2 of Roberts siblings Mary b. 1745 d. 1813 Thomas b. ? died before 1814 m. Susanna EVANS 27 Oct 1795 in Aylesbury, Bucks Thomas & Susanna had the following children in Aylesbury Mary b.1796 Eve Narney 1801 Elizabeth b. ? Would appreciate any help With thanks Ruby (BRADBURY) Birman Hollywood Hills California ==== BUCKS Mailing List ==== To search the BUCKS list message archives, go to: http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=BUCKS

Has anyone ever heard of the name Earwakes-Walkerstone.... this is apparently the name Agnes Tack signed as in a letter from Canada to the family in 1890. I think she must have married in England because there is a picture of her surrounded by her family (children and husband) which was taken before they all emigrated. Gill Kelly

Hi Alison I'm afraid all I can say is it is not ready yet, but it is certainly progressing. I have included my last reply to the list below about this (of approximately 1 month ago) hopefully it explains the situation, and all that it says applies equally now. Kevin Quick ==============copy of earlier posting================= The short answer is I don't have a definitive date when the CD-ROMs will be ready, but we are hoping it will not be too long now, so I can only request that people are patient for a while longer - I am personally very keen to see the end product from all the hard work we have put into this. As members of this list are probably aware, we completed the transcription and checking stages of the project some months back, and at that point all the data was passed over to the software company which is responsible for creating the CD-ROMs - the completion is now entirely in their hands. They have to take the census data and import it into their search engine software - the search engine is superb, allowing mapping of data and complex searches etc. but to do this requires the porting of the data (as provided by the BGS) to the format of the CD database and the creation extra relational indexes etc. and its this process which is being worked on. -----Original Message----- From: BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com [mailto:BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com] Sent: 05 December 2004 12:57 To: BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BKM] 1861 census cd Importance: Low Hi all, I expect you are fed up woth people asking this question but do you have any idea when the 1861 cencus CDROM will be ready?  I'm sure i am not the only one who is wondering and i haven't seen the question asked for a few weeks so i thought i'd ask again best wishes Alison ==== 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