a telephone directory USA http://www.switchboard.com -----Original Message----- From: Neil Rees [mailto:neilrees@studge.freeserve.co.uk] Sent: Monday, November 15, 2004 10:00 AM To: BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BKM] Anyone in the USA? I would like the help of someone in the USA ! cut > If some-one living in the USA has access to a national telephone directory or some other means of finding addresses I would be glad of an address for a Mrs Hana Disher. Thanks in advance. Neil Rees Chesham, Bucks

Hi Olwyn, Thank you for taking the time & trouble to do the extraction. Regards, Trish. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Olwyn Whitehouse" <whitehouse@houston.rr.com> To: <BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 2:48 PM Subject: [BKM] Buck passengers to NZ > I did a search on Peter's site > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/ > and pulled out all the Bucks related names > > Looks like there must have been a recruitment drive in Buckinghamshire > County in the 1870s by the Canterbury Provincial Government of New Zealand. > > "Glenmark" > Sailed from London on 29th July 1871 and arrived Lyttelton 1st November 1871 > COOPER, WILLIAM 26 LABOURER from Bucks > COOPER, Delia 21 > COOPER, James C. 1 > > > December 27, 1862 Lyttelton > The favourite clipper ship Mermaid eighty-one days from Plymouth to > Lyttelton. > Hawkins, William and wife Bucks Baker > > Countess of Kintore, ship, 700 tons, Captain Braddick > Sailed London March 18th 1875 - arrived Hawkes Bay June 8th 1875 > Goodgames, James 28 Bucks Labourer > Goodgames, Hannah 26 > Goodgames, James 50 Bucks Labourer > Goodgames, Thomas 18 Bucks > Lovell, James 28 Bucks Labourer > Goodgames, Mary A. 22 Bucks Servant > Goodgames, Elizabeth 13 > Goodgames, Emma 10 > Goodgames, Jane 7 > > Atrato, steamship, Captain Husband, > Sailed London 10th Feburary 1874 - arrived Canterbury 20th June 1874 with > passengers for Canterbury & Otago > Bailey, Benjamin 20 Bucks Farm Labourer > Barrett, Henry 53 Bucks Farmer > Louisa M. 38 > Elizabeth 18 Trans to s/w > Henry C. 7 > Helen L. 6 > Edith F. 5 > Alice M. 4 > > Mansfield, George 32 Buckshire Groom & Gardener > Lucy A. 34 > Henry 6 > Emily 3 > Ernest 2 > Alice 6 months > > Scott, James 30 Bucks Labourer > Scott, Jane 45 > > > Michael Angelo, sailed London 31st Oct 1874 - arrived Nelson 22nd Jan 1875 > Hawes, Henry 34 Bucks Farm Labourer > Susan 23 > John E. 4 > Richard J 2 > > Edwin Fox, ship, 836 tons, Captain John Ellis Johnson, > Sailed London 28th January 1873 arrived Lyttelton June 27th 1873 via > Canterbury > Perrin, William Henry 29 Bucks Labourer > Mary Ann 29 > > Gimmett, Daniel 36 Buckshire Labourer > Anna 30 > Nathan 11 > George 8 > Charles 6 > Martha 4 > William 9 mths > > Amoor, ship, 1341 tons, Captain Buchanan > > Sailed London 8th April 1864 - arrived Canterbury 1st July 1864 > Toovey, John 25 Bucks Sawyer > Toovey, Phillippa 25 > > Edward P Bouverie, ship, 997 tons, Captain Steven > Sailed 11 July 1873 - arrived Wellington 18th October 1873 > Paynter, George H. 38 Bucks Shoemaker > Paynter, Ellen 33 > Paynter, George H. 11 > Paynter, Thomas 6 > > Howe, Thomas 26 Bucks Shoemaker > Mercy 26 > Rosa 1 > > Clarke, George 22 Bucks Farm Labourer > > > Merope, ship, 1950 tons, Captain Sutherland > Sailed London May 1872 - arrived Lyttleton 10th August 1872 > Wood, George 36 Bucks Carpenter > Wood, Jane 36 > Wood, Mary 15 Bucks, Housemaid > > > Duke of Edinburgh, ship, 1117 tons, Captain A. A. McInnes > Sailed London 8th September 1873 - arrived Wellington 28th December 1873 > Aubry, William 20 Buckshire Labourer > Aubry, Kitty 21 > Aubry, Kitty 10 mths > Angell, John 18 Bucks Milk Carrier > Dodd, Walter 18 Bucks Milk Carrier > > La Hogue, ship, 1331 tons, Captain Carvasso > Sailed London 20th Feburary 1874 - arrived Wellington 26th May 1874 > Bridge, Charles 26 Bucks Sawyer > Bridge, Mary A 27 > Butler, George 34 Bucks Sawyer > Butler, Ann 32 > Butler, Annie 11 > Butler, George 9 > Smith, Richard 24 Bucks Carpenter > Smith, Lucy 24 > Stone, James 20 Bucks Labourer > > Parsee, ship, 1281 tons, Captain Nelson > Sailed London 14th January 1873 - arrived Auckland 7th May 1873 > Healey, Jane 18 Bucks General Servant > > Gainsborough, ship, 900 Tons, Captain Carter > Sailed London October 23rd 1877 - arrived Nelson 28th February 1878 and > arrived Wellington 8th March 1878 > Bound for Westland > Families and Children > Gale James 28 Bucks Farm Labourer > Gale, Elizabeth 24 > > > Bound for Malborough > Families and Children > Parsons John 27 Bucks Bricklayer > Emily 21 > Hedley J. 5 mths > > Dorette, ship, 848 tons, Captain Ayles > Sailed London 20th January 1874 - arrived Auckland 14th April 1874 > Fox, Henry 22 Bucks Painter > > > Cathcart, ship, 1387 tons, Captain: Crawford > Sailed London 10th June 1874 - arrived Lyttelton 29th August 1874 > Allum, Alfred 20 Bucks Joiner > Moore, Thomas 30 Bucks Labourer > Moore, Eliza 35 > > Adamant, barque, 815 tons, Captain Grant > Sailed London May 6th 1874 - arrived Nelson August 13th 1874 > Brown, Benjain 35 Bucks Labourer > Hall James 16 Bucks Labourer > Line David 37 Bucks Labourer > Streatfield William E. 37 Bucks Labourer > > > Eastminster, ship, 1145 tons, Captain Mosey > Sailed Plymouth 25th October 1879 - arrived Nelson 14th January 1880 > arrived Wellington 18th January 1880 > (passengers for Wellington, Hawkes Bay & Taranaki) > Tucker, Robert 37 Bucks Carpenter > School Teacher on board > Sarah 36 > Annie 11 > Eleanor 7 > Elexander 5 > Anthony 2 > > > Carnatic, barque, 871 tons, Captain Edward M. Moon > Sailed London 28th September 1874 - arrived Picton 10th January 1875 and > Wellington 16th January 1875 > Nichols, James W. 22 Bucks, Fitter > Neill, Joyce (editor) (his g'daughter), Plum Duff and Cake, published c1974, > Pegasus Press, Christchurch. Transcription of the diaries of James William > Nicols, aged 22 a "fitter" of Bucks, from prior to, during and after the > voyage by the full-rigged ship 'Carnatic', 871 tons, from Plymouth, 28 > September, 1874 and landed some passengers and cargo at Picton then arrived > at Wellington on 16 January 1875. > > Captain Cook, 1000 Tons, Captain H. C. Cleaver > Sailed Spithead May 17th 1863 - arrived Lyttelton 5th September 1863. > Batchelor, Joseph 22 Buckshire Baker > Batchelor, Kate 20 > Brown, Charles 22 Bucks Blacksmith > > Alma, ship, 1070 tons, Captain Hugh Ross > Sailed Liverpool 14th Febuary 1857 - arrived Wellington 15th May 1857 > Read Micaiah 36 Wood Turner > Louisa 33 > Edward 12 > Micaiah 10 > Frederick 9 > Louisa 6 > Anne E 22 months > Alice 2 months > > Micaiah Read (1820 - 1890) was a Wood Turner, then Policeman from St > Pancras, London. His wife Louisa (nee Terry) (1823 -1912) was born in > Aylesbury, Bucks. With Micaiah and Louisa were their six children. Settled > in Wellington. Micaiah and Louisa were buried in the Bolton Street Memorial > Park. > > Howrah, ship, 1098 tons, Captain Greaves > Sailed London 26th August 1874 - arrived Wellington 30th November 1874 > Morris, Alfred 21 Bucks Carpenter > > Ballochmyle, ship, 1438 tons, Captain Lunden, > Sailed London 25th Feburary 1874 - arrived Lyttelton 1st June 1874 > Bates, Peter 17 Bucks Labourer > Burch, Amos 24 Bucks Shoemaker > Hackett, David 20 Bucks Labourer > > Waitangi, ship, 1128 tons, Captain Sotham > Sailed London 8th August 1874 - arrived Auckland 20th Nov 1874 > Claydon, John 58 Bucks Joiner > Charles, 22 Bucks Joiner > Clayton, Mary 17 Bucks Servant > > Zealandia, ship, 1116 tons, Captain White > Sailed London 23 September 1870 - arrived Lyttelton 23rd December 1870 > Page, John 48 Bucks Labourer > Eliza 48 > > Rainbow, James 37 Bucks Farm Labourer > Caroline 36 > Henry S. 15 Trans to s/m > > Waitara, 833 tons, Captain Warren F.Caborne > Sailed London 10th September 1876 - arrived Napier 16th December 1876 > Barrett, William 26 Bucks Labourer > Fanny 22 > > Jewell, Elizabeth 29 Bucks Nurse > > Waimate, ship, 1123 tons, Captain R Peek > Cook, John 46 Bucks Labourer > Emma 40 > > > Waikato, ship, 1021 tons, Captai: Hodder, > Sailed Plymouth 24th March 1874 - arrived Wellington 11 July 1874 > Winchester, Frederick 21 Bucks Labourer > > St. Lawrence, ship 1094 tons , Captain Johnson RNR > Sailed Plymouth 22 May 1874 - arrived Lyttelton 30 August 1874 > Jemmett, James 33 Bucks Labourer > Elizabeth 30 > Sophia 10 > Arthur 8 > Lucy 3 > Albert 2 mths > > Queen of The Age, barque, 757 tons, Captain Montgomerie > Sailed London 16th November 1873 - arrived Auckland 2nd March 1874 > Town, William 30 Bucks Bricklayer > Annie 28 > Rosetta 7 > William 5 > > > Zealandia, 1116 tons, Captain White > Sailed London 8th September 1871 - arrived Lyttelton 9th December 1871 > Lynes, Hannah 29 Bucks Laundress > Elizabeth 11 > Robert 7 > > Victory, ship, 1199 tons, Captain Gibbons > Sailed London December 16 1865 - arrived Lyttelton 24th March 1866 > Rudd, Charles 15 Bucks Joiner > > > ==== 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. > >

Is anyone researching the BARTON family in Eton & Windsor in the 1800s, cabinet makers, solicitors, auctioneers, and a teacher? They probably originated from Aylesbury. Peter.

Ancestry.co.uk online 1871 census index shows - William COOPER head 26 born Olney Bucks Delia COOPER wife 22 b Ireland James COOPER son 1 b Olney In Olney, Bucks. BFHS 1851 census transcription shows , in Bridge Street, Olney - John COOPER head 36 b Olney Tanners Labourer Rachel wife 41 b Olney 6 children aged 6-15 b Olney, including William son 6 Only one who matches. There's something very interesting on the IGI about William & Delia. Have a look. Maybe New Zealand wasn't his first choice. Paul Olwyn Whitehouse wrote: >Hello List Members, >Is there anyone researching the Cooper family. Was this William the son of >Jane Cooper? How is this family related to the Sales / Palmer families? >How easy would it be to find the Cooper family on the 1871 census? > >Thanks, >Olwyn >Kiwi in TX > >Burnham Bucks >28 Oct 1884 > >I knew you would be grieved to hear of poor father's death... I saw Jane, >Mrs Cooper, in London about two months ago. They are still living at Kibble >House, Westminster. ...told me there [sic] eldest son would go to NZ and has >tried to find you out but could not. I gave them your address so whether he >will find you I do not know. I also saw the Paynes but they are so very >high up in the trees now. George is State Coachman to the Queen, he cannot >get higher.... > >M.A. Sales >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nzbound/nzbound/letter.htm > > >"Glenmark" >Sailed from London on 29th July 1871 and arrived Lyttelton 1st November 1871 >COOPER, WILLIAM 26 LABOURER from Bucks >COOPER, Delia 21 >COOPER, James C. 1 > > > >Britain’s Census dates Year Night >1801 10/11 March >1811 27/28 May >1821 28/29 May >1831 30/31 May >1841 6/7 June >1851 30/31 March >1861 7/8 April >1871 2/3 April >1881 3/4 April >1891 5/6 April >1901 31 March/1 April > > >==== BUCKS Mailing List ==== >BGS Website: http://www.bucksgs.org.uk/ >BFHS Website: http://www.bucksfhs.org.uk/ >Bucks Genuki Website: http://met.open.ac.uk/genuki/big/eng/BKM/ > > > >

In message <000501c4cc0f$5340fc00$fef04c51@yourx2fcbrdknq>, theresa welburn <theresa@welburn6533.freeserve.co.uk> writes >Dear Mrs.McLaughlin, >Please can you help? I've just purchased the 1891 census foe Bucks. in the hope >of looking up my ancestors (Shipperley and variant spellings) in Brill. I then >was going to purchase the 1891 census index from yourselves. But I cannot find >Brill,Bucks on my census. I presume this is from one of the firms who do facsimiles - they must have been careless in missing out Brill, which was in the Thame registration district, but in the County of Bucks, like a small number of other parishes. Our 1891 census CD is a fully transcribed copy of ALL entries for parishes in the county in 1891, and this transcription shows all information included in the original (except the numerical etc pages which add nothing to the genealogical information)/ It was tripl;e checked and we consider it to be as good as the original. The cost is 15 pounds plus 1 pound UK post /pkg (or 1.65 overseas air p/p) and can be obtained from me at Varneys, Rudds Lane, Haddenham, Bucks HP17 8JP (cheque to Bucks GS) > I am also >interested in joining your society. Who do I contact please. The UK cost for an individual is 8.50 per year (family 10 pounds). As the year begins on January 1, we are offering instant membership, with an entry of all surname interests etc in the forthcoming December 04 magazine, for an extra 1.50. (single payment) membership to continue until January 2006/ (Same address, include full details of any families you are searching, with place e.g. PRICE North Marston BKM, listing Bucks surnames first, then other places. -- Eve McLaughlin Author of the McLaughlin Guides for family historians Secretary Bucks Genealogical Society

Hello List Members, Is there anyone researching the Cooper family. Was this William the son of Jane Cooper? How is this family related to the Sales / Palmer families? How easy would it be to find the Cooper family on the 1871 census? Thanks, Olwyn Kiwi in TX Burnham Bucks 28 Oct 1884 I knew you would be grieved to hear of poor father's death... I saw Jane, Mrs Cooper, in London about two months ago. They are still living at Kibble House, Westminster. ...told me there [sic] eldest son would go to NZ and has tried to find you out but could not. I gave them your address so whether he will find you I do not know. I also saw the Paynes but they are so very high up in the trees now. George is State Coachman to the Queen, he cannot get higher.... M.A. Sales http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nzbound/nzbound/letter.htm "Glenmark" Sailed from London on 29th July 1871 and arrived Lyttelton 1st November 1871 COOPER, WILLIAM 26 LABOURER from Bucks COOPER, Delia 21 COOPER, James C. 1 Britain’s Census dates Year Night 1801 10/11 March 1811 27/28 May 1821 28/29 May 1831 30/31 May 1841 6/7 June 1851 30/31 March 1861 7/8 April 1871 2/3 April 1881 3/4 April 1891 5/6 April 1901 31 March/1 April

I did a search on Peter's site http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/ and pulled out all the Bucks related names Looks like there must have been a recruitment drive in Buckinghamshire County in the 1870s by the Canterbury Provincial Government of New Zealand. "Glenmark" Sailed from London on 29th July 1871 and arrived Lyttelton 1st November 1871 COOPER, WILLIAM 26 LABOURER from Bucks COOPER, Delia 21 COOPER, James C. 1 December 27, 1862 Lyttelton The favourite clipper ship Mermaid eighty-one days from Plymouth to Lyttelton. Hawkins, William and wife Bucks Baker Countess of Kintore, ship, 700 tons, Captain Braddick Sailed London March 18th 1875 - arrived Hawkes Bay June 8th 1875 Goodgames, James 28 Bucks Labourer Goodgames, Hannah 26 Goodgames, James 50 Bucks Labourer Goodgames, Thomas 18 Bucks Lovell, James 28 Bucks Labourer Goodgames, Mary A. 22 Bucks Servant Goodgames, Elizabeth 13 Goodgames, Emma 10 Goodgames, Jane 7 Atrato, steamship, Captain Husband, Sailed London 10th Feburary 1874 - arrived Canterbury 20th June 1874 with passengers for Canterbury & Otago Bailey, Benjamin 20 Bucks Farm Labourer Barrett, Henry 53 Bucks Farmer Louisa M. 38 Elizabeth 18 Trans to s/w Henry C. 7 Helen L. 6 Edith F. 5 Alice M. 4 Mansfield, George 32 Buckshire Groom & Gardener Lucy A. 34 Henry 6 Emily 3 Ernest 2 Alice 6 months Scott, James 30 Bucks Labourer Scott, Jane 45 Michael Angelo, sailed London 31st Oct 1874 - arrived Nelson 22nd Jan 1875 Hawes, Henry 34 Bucks Farm Labourer Susan 23 John E. 4 Richard J 2 Edwin Fox, ship, 836 tons, Captain John Ellis Johnson, Sailed London 28th January 1873 arrived Lyttelton June 27th 1873 via Canterbury Perrin, William Henry 29 Bucks Labourer Mary Ann 29 Gimmett, Daniel 36 Buckshire Labourer Anna 30 Nathan 11 George 8 Charles 6 Martha 4 William 9 mths Amoor, ship, 1341 tons, Captain Buchanan Sailed London 8th April 1864 - arrived Canterbury 1st July 1864 Toovey, John 25 Bucks Sawyer Toovey, Phillippa 25 Edward P Bouverie, ship, 997 tons, Captain Steven Sailed 11 July 1873 - arrived Wellington 18th October 1873 Paynter, George H. 38 Bucks Shoemaker Paynter, Ellen 33 Paynter, George H. 11 Paynter, Thomas 6 Howe, Thomas 26 Bucks Shoemaker Mercy 26 Rosa 1 Clarke, George 22 Bucks Farm Labourer Merope, ship, 1950 tons, Captain Sutherland Sailed London May 1872 - arrived Lyttleton 10th August 1872 Wood, George 36 Bucks Carpenter Wood, Jane 36 Wood, Mary 15 Bucks, Housemaid Duke of Edinburgh, ship, 1117 tons, Captain A. A. McInnes Sailed London 8th September 1873 - arrived Wellington 28th December 1873 Aubry, William 20 Buckshire Labourer Aubry, Kitty 21 Aubry, Kitty 10 mths Angell, John 18 Bucks Milk Carrier Dodd, Walter 18 Bucks Milk Carrier La Hogue, ship, 1331 tons, Captain Carvasso Sailed London 20th Feburary 1874 - arrived Wellington 26th May 1874 Bridge, Charles 26 Bucks Sawyer Bridge, Mary A 27 Butler, George 34 Bucks Sawyer Butler, Ann 32 Butler, Annie 11 Butler, George 9 Smith, Richard 24 Bucks Carpenter Smith, Lucy 24 Stone, James 20 Bucks Labourer Parsee, ship, 1281 tons, Captain Nelson Sailed London 14th January 1873 - arrived Auckland 7th May 1873 Healey, Jane 18 Bucks General Servant Gainsborough, ship, 900 Tons, Captain Carter Sailed London October 23rd 1877 - arrived Nelson 28th February 1878 and arrived Wellington 8th March 1878 Bound for Westland Families and Children Gale James 28 Bucks Farm Labourer Gale, Elizabeth 24 Bound for Malborough Families and Children Parsons John 27 Bucks Bricklayer Emily 21 Hedley J. 5 mths Dorette, ship, 848 tons, Captain Ayles Sailed London 20th January 1874 - arrived Auckland 14th April 1874 Fox, Henry 22 Bucks Painter Cathcart, ship, 1387 tons, Captain: Crawford Sailed London 10th June 1874 - arrived Lyttelton 29th August 1874 Allum, Alfred 20 Bucks Joiner Moore, Thomas 30 Bucks Labourer Moore, Eliza 35 Adamant, barque, 815 tons, Captain Grant Sailed London May 6th 1874 - arrived Nelson August 13th 1874 Brown, Benjain 35 Bucks Labourer Hall James 16 Bucks Labourer Line David 37 Bucks Labourer Streatfield William E. 37 Bucks Labourer Eastminster, ship, 1145 tons, Captain Mosey Sailed Plymouth 25th October 1879 - arrived Nelson 14th January 1880 arrived Wellington 18th January 1880 (passengers for Wellington, Hawkes Bay & Taranaki) Tucker, Robert 37 Bucks Carpenter School Teacher on board Sarah 36 Annie 11 Eleanor 7 Elexander 5 Anthony 2 Carnatic, barque, 871 tons, Captain Edward M. Moon Sailed London 28th September 1874 - arrived Picton 10th January 1875 and Wellington 16th January 1875 Nichols, James W. 22 Bucks, Fitter Neill, Joyce (editor) (his g'daughter), Plum Duff and Cake, published c1974, Pegasus Press, Christchurch. Transcription of the diaries of James William Nicols, aged 22 a "fitter" of Bucks, from prior to, during and after the voyage by the full-rigged ship 'Carnatic', 871 tons, from Plymouth, 28 September, 1874 and landed some passengers and cargo at Picton then arrived at Wellington on 16 January 1875. Captain Cook, 1000 Tons, Captain H. C. Cleaver Sailed Spithead May 17th 1863 - arrived Lyttelton 5th September 1863. Batchelor, Joseph 22 Buckshire Baker Batchelor, Kate 20 Brown, Charles 22 Bucks Blacksmith Alma, ship, 1070 tons, Captain Hugh Ross Sailed Liverpool 14th Febuary 1857 - arrived Wellington 15th May 1857 Read Micaiah 36 Wood Turner Louisa 33 Edward 12 Micaiah 10 Frederick 9 Louisa 6 Anne E 22 months Alice 2 months Micaiah Read (1820 - 1890) was a Wood Turner, then Policeman from St Pancras, London. His wife Louisa (nee Terry) (1823 -1912) was born in Aylesbury, Bucks. With Micaiah and Louisa were their six children. Settled in Wellington. Micaiah and Louisa were buried in the Bolton Street Memorial Park. Howrah, ship, 1098 tons, Captain Greaves Sailed London 26th August 1874 - arrived Wellington 30th November 1874 Morris, Alfred 21 Bucks Carpenter Ballochmyle, ship, 1438 tons, Captain Lunden, Sailed London 25th Feburary 1874 - arrived Lyttelton 1st June 1874 Bates, Peter 17 Bucks Labourer Burch, Amos 24 Bucks Shoemaker Hackett, David 20 Bucks Labourer Waitangi, ship, 1128 tons, Captain Sotham Sailed London 8th August 1874 - arrived Auckland 20th Nov 1874 Claydon, John 58 Bucks Joiner Charles, 22 Bucks Joiner Clayton, Mary 17 Bucks Servant Zealandia, ship, 1116 tons, Captain White Sailed London 23 September 1870 - arrived Lyttelton 23rd December 1870 Page, John 48 Bucks Labourer Eliza 48 Rainbow, James 37 Bucks Farm Labourer Caroline 36 Henry S. 15 Trans to s/m Waitara, 833 tons, Captain Warren F.Caborne Sailed London 10th September 1876 - arrived Napier 16th December 1876 Barrett, William 26 Bucks Labourer Fanny 22 Jewell, Elizabeth 29 Bucks Nurse Waimate, ship, 1123 tons, Captain R Peek Cook, John 46 Bucks Labourer Emma 40 Waikato, ship, 1021 tons, Captai: Hodder, Sailed Plymouth 24th March 1874 - arrived Wellington 11 July 1874 Winchester, Frederick 21 Bucks Labourer St. Lawrence, ship 1094 tons , Captain Johnson RNR Sailed Plymouth 22 May 1874 - arrived Lyttelton 30 August 1874 Jemmett, James 33 Bucks Labourer Elizabeth 30 Sophia 10 Arthur 8 Lucy 3 Albert 2 mths Queen of The Age, barque, 757 tons, Captain Montgomerie Sailed London 16th November 1873 - arrived Auckland 2nd March 1874 Town, William 30 Bucks Bricklayer Annie 28 Rosetta 7 William 5 Zealandia, 1116 tons, Captain White Sailed London 8th September 1871 - arrived Lyttelton 9th December 1871 Lynes, Hannah 29 Bucks Laundress Elizabeth 11 Robert 7 Victory, ship, 1199 tons, Captain Gibbons Sailed London December 16 1865 - arrived Lyttelton 24th March 1866 Rudd, Charles 15 Bucks Joiner

Hello List, Hoping to contact anyone with connection to these names in the Stony Stratford area. Ray Hudson Perth, Western Aust.

1881 at High House, Yarmouth Road, Thorpe Next Norwich,NFK George WILLIAMSON Servant Married aged 60 Occ: Butler. b Stoke Poges,BKM Wife Sarah age 64 b Fradley, Staffs Best wishes, John --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.797 / Virus Database: 541 - Release Date: 15/11/04

Can anyone help with information on the above please? Many years ago a relative gave me the following: Septimus CAPEL b. 1878 mrd a Thursa SHAKESHAFT from Wicken and had two children - William and Lilly After a double check, I find that Septimus CAPEL was buried on 31 Dec 1878, Age 8 months. Was there another Septimus CAPEL (born after the first one died) or did Thursa SHAKESHAFT marry a different CAPEL. As usual - any help much appreciated. -- Anne PICKETTS Waipu, 0254, NZ Researching: PICKETTS, CAPEL, CARR, GEORGE, WHITEHEAD, WHITLOCK, VARNEY, MAYO, BRAMLEY in Bucks and Northants

Hello Kate, There were some of the above in the Thetford Norfolk area in recent years but cant say if its the same family, they may still be in the area. Thanks Pete.

I would like the help of someone in the USA ! I am doing some research and I am looking for an address for a person or family in the Washington DC area in the USA. All I have to go on is the Czechoslovak name and that she last heard of living somewhere in the Washington DC area, where she could still be. She was called Hana Moravec and then married with the name Disher which in Czech becomes Disherova. She was the daughter of a Czechoslovak official who lived at Addington Bucks in the early 1940s. In one book I have she has written a Preface under the name Hanyi Moravec Disher and in another book she is called Mrs Hanyi V Disher and in another book H. Disherova. I would like to contact her as part of a local history project I am doing about the Czechs in Bucks during the second world war. If some-one living in the USA has access to a national telephone directory or some other means of finding addresses I would be glad of an address for a Mrs Hana Disher. Thanks in advance. Neil Rees Chesham, Bucks

Hi Listers, We are new to this list and are looking for any information regarding the whereabouts of the above family which are related to us. Arthur Francis Pink was married to Maud ???? They had three children Kenneth Francis Pink born 1923 Edna Vera Pink born 1931 Ruby Edith Pink born 1932 Edna Vera Pink married Gordon F May They had four daughters Julie, Wendy, Shirley & Sally all born in the 1960s. Ruby Edith Pink married Cyril A Boddy They had a daughter June & a son John. Any information would be gratefully received. Thanks Joan & John Price

This is a message for my cousin,Carrie Hawkins. Still trouble with our e mail addresses.Thank you for the package.Will be sending you one on the next few days. Best Wishes Kate --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.786 / Virus Database: 532 - Release Date: 29/10/04

Dear everyone Looking for anyone researching the above family from 1800`s onwards. Is there a Michael Ronald Partridge on this list?He was researching the above family,but has now changed his e mail address,so I cannot contact him. Many Thanks Kate CHESTER --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.786 / Virus Database: 532 - Release Date: 29/10/04

Dear everyone Looking for anyone researching the above family,descendants of Edward Pym and Sarah Annie Hember.married 1886 Croydon. Some family emigrated to Canada[Ottawa Many Thanks Kate CHESTER --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.786 / Virus Database: 532 - Release Date: 29/10/04

In message <14.385bdcb3.2ec8f1db@aol.com>, Buzzbee1970@aol.com writes >Is there anyone out there that confirm to me that Esther and George BIRCH >below are brother and sister?? > >I have in my tree an Esther BIRCH born Jan 1814 and married John BRANDON in >1836. My Esther has a brother, George, born Dec 1828, both from Chesham. I >already know that Esther's parents are William and Mary Birch. > >I have been contacted by someone who's distant relative was George BIRCH from >Chesham, born 1828 and married and had a son, William, in 1870. ashould be quite simple - if your informant has traced this man as an ancestor, then he/she will presumably have acquired the marriage certificate, which will state the name of the father. Birch is not an uncommon name in Chesham, so this form of check is necessary -- Eve McLaughlin Author of the McLaughlin Guides for family historians Secretary Bucks Genealogical Society

How remarkably sensible, Kevin, stating the obvious which the rest of us had forgotten to mention. We know George wasn't married in 1851 (census shows him as unmarried & living with his parents), so he must have married between then & (probably) the birth of his first child. Not many years, I expect. Add the birth record of William, & all will be incontrovertibly established. Look on http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/, & we find the marriage of George Birch registered in the 3rd (September) quarter if 1852 in Amersham district. Ref = volume 3a, page 443. On the same page are Mary Bond, Maria Pedder & Isaac Rose (in that order). So he probably married Mary Bond, maybe Maria Pedder. Hmmm. Well I never! There's a Mary Bond, aged 22, in Chesham in the 1851 census. Not from round here, though. Not /*Local.*/ Silk worker, lodging with David Rose, brush maker, his wife Ann, silk worker, & a couple of others, all from the same furrin West Country parts except David. Maria Pedder was in Great Missenden, aged 18. So was Isaac, widower of 39 & (apparently) cradle-snatcher. So, Caroline, you see what these lovely census CDs can do for you. I confidently expect the 1861 to show George (33 b Chesham) & Mary (32 b Shepton Mallett) Birch. Oh, & look at the IGI. Paul KEVIN SUTTON wrote: > Hi Caroline, > There are 8 George Birch's listed in Ancestry.com's index as being > born in Chesham - 6 are aged 74, 43, 38, 13, 9, 3 - all still in > Bucks. 1 aged 54 and living in Watford, and 1 aged 26 and living in > Bermondsey. > The 43 year old George appears to be living with 7 children (no wife), > one of whom is a 3 year old William. > Does your contact have his/her George's marriage cert, and if so who > is his Father? > Kevin. > > ----- Original Message ----- From: <Buzzbee1970@aol.com> > To: <BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, November 14, 2004 5:37 PM > Subject: [BKM] BIRCH - Esther & George > > >> Is there anyone out there that confirm to me that Esther and George >> BIRCH >> below are brother and sister?? >> >> I have in my tree an Esther BIRCH born Jan 1814 and married John >> BRANDON in >> 1836. My Esther has a brother, George, born Dec 1828, both from >> Chesham. I >> already know that Esther's parents are William and Mary Birch. >> >> I have been contacted by someone who's distant relative was George >> BIRCH from >> Chesham, born 1828 and married and had a son, William, in 1870. >> >> What are is the likelihood that this is the same George? Can anyone out >> there point me in the right direction other than a long trip to the >> RC in >> Aylesbury to go through the Parish Registers to see how many George >> BIRCH's there >> were. >> >> Hope someone can help! >> >> TIA >> Caroline >> >> >> ==== 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. >> >> > > > > ==== BUCKS Mailing List ==== > View or download up to 20000 archive photos of Buckinghamshire from > the Bucks County Council web site at: > http://www.buckscc.gov.uk/photo_database > >

Is there anyone researching the Sales family from Burnham, Bucks? http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nzbound/nzbound/letter.htm 1871 Census for Burnham microfilm no. 0828507 page 36 Address: High Street, Burnham. Name Age Occupation Birthplace Alexander T Sales Head Married 44 Carpenter Norwood, Middlesex Mary A. Sales Wife Married 45 ----------------- Egham, Surrey William T Sales Son unmarried 21 Carpenter Egham, Surrey Charles Sales Son unmarried 19 Carpenter Islington, Middlesex Sarah Sales dau 14 Scholar Burnham, Bucks Frederic Sales son 11 Scholar Burnham, Bucks Emily Sales dau 8 Scholar Burnham, Bucks Harry Sales dau 6 Scholar Burnham, Bucks James Sales son 4 Scholar Burnham, Bucks Rgards, Olwyn Kiwi in TX

Hi Caroline, There are 8 George Birch's listed in Ancestry.com's index as being born in Chesham - 6 are aged 74, 43, 38, 13, 9, 3 - all still in Bucks. 1 aged 54 and living in Watford, and 1 aged 26 and living in Bermondsey. The 43 year old George appears to be living with 7 children (no wife), one of whom is a 3 year old William. Does your contact have his/her George's marriage cert, and if so who is his Father? Kevin. ----- Original Message ----- From: <Buzzbee1970@aol.com> To: <BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 14, 2004 5:37 PM Subject: [BKM] BIRCH - Esther & George > Is there anyone out there that confirm to me that Esther and George BIRCH > below are brother and sister?? > > I have in my tree an Esther BIRCH born Jan 1814 and married John BRANDON > in > 1836. My Esther has a brother, George, born Dec 1828, both from Chesham. > I > already know that Esther's parents are William and Mary Birch. > > I have been contacted by someone who's distant relative was George BIRCH > from > Chesham, born 1828 and married and had a son, William, in 1870. > > What are is the likelihood that this is the same George? Can anyone out > there point me in the right direction other than a long trip to the RC in > Aylesbury to go through the Parish Registers to see how many George > BIRCH's there > were. > > Hope someone can help! > > TIA > Caroline > > > ==== 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. > >