Hi, I was wondering if anybody might please have access to the 1841 census at all and might please be able to look up a lady called Elizabeth TAPPING (sometimes spelt TAPPIN) who was 75 years old in 1841 and who might have been living with her husband William (who had passed away by 1851) Elizabeth I believe was born in Wraysbury and should have still been living there in 1841. Thankyou so very much. Kindest regards, Tina Connell

Hi, I was wondering if anybody might please have access to the 1871 census at all please and might please be able to do a look up for a grandmother for me please. I am hoping to learn some more about a Mary MILLS who was approx. 80 years old in 1871 and who I believe would have been living in Wraysbury possibly with some other family members. Mary died aged 84 so was definitely in Buckinghamshire in 1871 aged 80. Thankyou so very much for all of your help. Kindest regards, Tina Connell

Hi, I was wondering if anybody might please have access to the 1861 census at all please and might please be able to do a look up for me please? I am hoping to find out some more about one of my great grandmothers a lady named Mary MILLS who would have been 70 years old in 1861, a widow and who I believe was living in Wraysbury in 1861 possibly still with some of her children and great grandchildren as she lived until she was 84. If anybody might please be able to find Mary on the census I would be really grateful. Thankyou so very much in advance. Kindest regards, Tina Connell

Hi, I was wondering if anybody might please have access to the 1841 and/ or 1851 census at all please and might please be able to look up a lady for me. I am hoping to learn some more about a lady named Lydia DEAN who was born in Horton, Buckinghamshire and who would have been approx. 7 in 1841 and 17 in 1851. I also know that her fathers name was Joseph DEAN and he was a shepherd in 1852. I hope that they might be in the 2 censuses I believe possibly living in Wraysbury. If anybody might please be able to find them I would be so grateful as I would love so much to hopefully learn some more about Lydia and in particular he her mothers name to then hopefully locate her christening record. Thankyou so very much for all of your help. Kind regards, Tina Connell

Hi, I was wondering if anybody might please have access to the 1851 census at all please and might possibly please be able to look up a man for me? I am hoping to find out some more about a grandfather George MILLS who would have been approx. 22 years old in 1851 born in Wraysbury and his occupation may have been a labourer. If anybody might please be able to find him on the census I would be very grateful. Thankyou very much in advance. Kindest regards, Tina Connell

Hi, I was wondering if anybody might please have access to the 1871 census at all and might please be able to look up a family for me? I am hoping to learn some more about a George MILLS and his wife Lydia who would have been approx. 42 years old (George) and 37 years old (Lydia) in 1871 and who would have been living in Wraysbury.Possible childrens names that might also be on the census include Henry, Mary Jane, Alice and possibly also a Thomas. Thankyou so very much. Kind regards, Tina Connell

In message <NGBBKJHCKLMJOBFCILMNGEHBCFAA.ricketts@omninet.net.au>, Pat Ricketts <ricketts@omninet.net.au> writes > >My sincere thanks to you all who have replied to my query - both on and off >list - your responses were absolutely and most definitely appreciated. > >Suggestions re public transport, the advantages and disadvantages of >bus/rail, costs, etc,web sites to explore, route planners, time-tables, >maps, personal accounts of others who have trod this path - all have helped >me decide how to get from Heathrow to Haddenham. > >In case there are others out there wondering about the easiest way to get to >Bucks from Heathrow (without going into London), the following is a brief >summary of listers suggestions: > >BUS from HEATHROW >to SLOUGH or not really helpful >I think I will be opting for High Wycombe. possible, but no need - -- Eve McLaughlin Author of the McLaughlin Guides for family historians Secretary Bucks Genealogical Society

>Take the tube to London Marylebone (or if you are in a hurry and have >plenty of cash, take the Heathrow Express to Paddington, then the >tube). Then take a Chiltern Railway train to Haddenham. > >There may be ways of doing this without going into London there are, see my mail -- Eve McLaughlin Author of the McLaughlin Guides for family historians Secretary Bucks Genealogical Society

In message <NGBBKJHCKLMJOBFCILMNCEGKCFAA.ricketts@omninet.net.au>, Pat Ricketts <ricketts@omninet.net.au> writes >In Sep 2005 I am planning on being in the Haddenham/Dinton area visiting the >haunts of my Ricketts/Saunders/Bishop etc ancestors. I do not wish to go >into London from Heathrow Airport (unless I have to) in order to get to >Bucks. > >I am hoping there is an experienced traveller or local person who can help >me decide the quickest way to get from Heathrow to Bucks using public >transport. I have now checked. There is an express coach link (Oxford Bus Company for National Express) every 20 minutes from the E5 stop, from Heathrow to Oxford, stopping only about once between the two, and then, as it approaches Oxford on the A40, it makes one scheduled stop, going into the ParkandRide carpark left off the crossroads to do so. If you get off there, go back to the road, cross at the lights, turn right and walk back about 15 yards down the road away from Oxford, you will be able to catch the 280 bus to Aylesbury, which actually runs through Haddenham, stopping at Parkway station, the Crown (now Indian restaurant) in the middle, Church End, coming back up Churchway, to Cider House, then off along the main road to Dinton (main road past village), Stone and Aylesbury. (half hourly service) Going to Slough station is not advisable - the only rail links are to Marlow etc and into London so you would be travelling in and out again, since it is on the Paddington line and All connections to Haddenham or to Aylesbury run from Marylebone station. I don't know of direct bus links from Slough over this way either. Let me know when you are coming, and perhaps we can arrange something. -- Eve McLaughlin Author of the McLaughlin Guides for family historians Secretary Bucks Genealogical Society

Help!!, my head is aching from banging it against a brick wall. I am still trying to obtain any info on Harry Smith & his wife Catherine ( nee Guntrip), they ran a milk dairy in either George St or Brook St, High Wycombe. His wife died on the 24th December 1918 during the flu epidemic, leaving four children, Florence May DOB 1904, George Henry DOB 1907, Albert DOB? and Leslie DOB?. Many Thanks Ron Walters.

I would be pleased to hear from anyone researching the following families in the Haddenham and Thame area. ROSE - Phillis ROSE married Richard BURNARD in Thame in 1763.Phillis was born about 1735 but so far I have been unable to trace a baptism. She was the grand daughter of John ROSE 1652-1726 of Haddenham . Other associated names RAYNER and CLARKE from Haddenham. BURROWS and KIRTLAND from Thame. Many thanks Sheila

Is there anyone on the list in Canada who can give me e mail or postal address for Saskatchewan FHS or more particually the border branch in Lloydminster. We wrote to the address in the GRD, but this must have been incorrect as we have received no reply even though we enclosed IRC. We know we have ancestors that emigrated there, and were certainly there in 1965! Jean

"mark lemmer" <mlemmer_uk@yahoo.co.uk> wrote : >I have possibly found the death of John Davis in the Free BMD site but it > >doesnt give his age at death, which is what I really need to ascertain his >year >of birth and pos baptism. >Died quarter ending Dec 1851 >District = Wycombe >Vol = 6 >page = 157 >Does anyone know whether there is a way of finding out is age at death, > >without having to buy the death certificate? You would need to find a burial record that has his age noted. There are only 2 John DAVIS in the 1851 census living in the High Wycombe area; one a baker aged 60 and the other an ag lab aged 28. Does either of these fit the bill ? John B Leic., Eng

Hi Jean, I live abt.100km. from Lloydminster and have a grand-daughter living there. Lloydminster is also listed in our telephone book. If there is a surname you would like to have me look up, I would be happy to do it for you. From that we could perhaps get a mailing address for you. I could even contact them for you would like. I have been so fortunate in receiving so much wonderful assistance from many individuals in England, especially in Bucks that I would be most happy to return the favor. Bernice, Meota, Saskatchewan Jean Normington wrote: > Is there anyone on the list in Canada who can give me e mail or postal > address for Saskatchewan FHS or more particually the border branch in > Lloydminster. We wrote to the address in the GRD, but this must have > been incorrect as we have received no reply even though we enclosed > IRC. We know we have ancestors that emigrated there, and were > certainly there in 1965! > > Jean > > ==== 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

Hi I realise that you have been given some information regarding the buses from Heathrow but we have just received a bus timetable from Slough Council. Unfortunately we don't have Bee Line anymore, the main bus people are 'First' There are some published web pages that may help you; www.traveline.org.uk for public transport information www.nationalexpress.com National Express enquiries and bookings www.transportforlondon.gov.uk London travel information www.nationalrail.co.uk National rail enquiries The bus from Heathrow to Slough bus station should be number 75 or 76 although there may be others. Bus number 353 goes via the Chalfonts to Chesham Bus number 74 goes via Beaconsfield to High Wycombe I hope this will help you. hazel -----Original Message----- From: Pat Ricketts [mailto:ricketts@omninet.net.au] Sent: 15 October 2004 06:50 To: BUCKS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Heathrow to BUCKS My sincere thanks to you all who have replied to my query - both on and off list - your responses were absolutely and most definitely appreciated. Suggestions re public transport, the advantages and disadvantages of bus/rail, costs, etc,web sites to explore, route planners, time-tables, maps, personal accounts of others who have trod this path - all have helped me decide how to get from Heathrow to Haddenham. In case there are others out there wondering about the easiest way to get to Bucks from Heathrow (without going into London), the following is a brief summary of listers suggestions: BUS from HEATHROW to SLOUGH or to RICKMANSWORTH or to WATFORD or to HIGH WYCOMBE [most preferred this option] ANY of the above will enable you to get a train to your destination in BUCKS. I think I will be opting for High Wycombe. A comment from one lister about the Station being a 7 minute walk from High St reminded me of an 1861 letter I have written by my newly married Sarah Saunders ALLNUTT (reared in Dinton) and married in Aylesbury to John RICKETTS. In this letter she states that they arrived at the Station Yard at Wycombe in time to see their train leaving for London and they had to wait at the Railway Hotel for another to come along. It will be good to find myself on this same station some 144 years later! At least, I hope it is the same station! Again, many thanks - my options are now clear and I feel confident I can tackle the journey to Haddenham. Kind Regards Pat in Western Australia --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.773 / Virus Database: 520 - Release Date: 5/10/2004 ______________________________

Hi everyone Its me again I have possibly found the death of John Davis in the Free BMD site but it doesnt give his age at death, which is what I really need to ascertain his year of birth and pos baptism. Died quarter ending Dec 1851 District = Wycombe Vol = 6 page = 157 Does anyone know whether there is a way of finding out is age at death, without having to buy the death certificate? Mark mlemmer_uk@yahoo.co.uk ___________________________________________________________ALL-NEW Yahoo! Messenger - all new features - even more fun! http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com

Hiya Alison! I have the 1871 census info for you - unfortunately Ancestry hasn't linked the images for Wing yet (I am also waiting not so patiently for them), so I can't see the marital status or occupations. Searching for Henry Page in Wing (or Henry Page born in Wing) only returns one entry, the son of Alfred and Mary. And if you hadn't already established who Mary was, you get a bonus sister-in-law. Name Age in 1871 Birthplace Relationship Elizabeth Hownslow 26 Wing, Buckinghamshire, England Sister-in-law Alfred Page 39 Wing, Buckinghamshire, England Head Ann Page 18 Wing, Buckinghamshire, England Daughter Henry Page 14 Wing, Buckinghamshire, England Son Martha Page 10 Wing, Buckinghamshire, England Daughter Mary Page 36 Wing, Buckinghamshire, England Wife Sarah Page 12 Wing, Buckinghamshire, England Daughter Thomas Page 3 Wing, Buckinghamshire, England Son Source information: RG10/1563 Registration district: Leighton Buzzard Sub-registration district: Wing ED, institution, or vessel: 2 Folio: 40 Page: 30 Household schedule number: 178 William and Esther Page are also listed, but no son Henry with them (other children William, Eliza, Charlotte, Amy, Esther, and Sarah R Page aged 1 month) - let me know if you want all the details on that family too. Hopefully someone else will have the 1861 census info for you, and that will help you narrow down when the second Henry died. Regards Alex (in Auckland NZ) --- Alison PAGE <alisonpage74@hotmail.com> wrote: > Can anyone help me with a look up? > > I have reference to two Henry Page's being born in > Wing. > > The first was born 26.11.1856 to Alfred and Mary. > > The second was born on 12.6.1857 to William and > Esther. > > By 1881, there is only reference to one. But what > happened to the second > and have i matched the remaining one to the right > parents? > > If anyone has access to the 1861 or 1871 census then > please could you lookup > Henry Page for me and list the other members of his > family. > > Thankyou > > ALison Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. http://au.movies.yahoo.com

Thanks everyone for responding so quickly to my request - You must have your computers switched on 24 hrs a day!! I think Hannah - The Widow is - is the one. Mark ___________________________________________________________ALL-NEW Yahoo! Messenger - all new features - even more fun! http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com

My sincere thanks to you all who have replied to my query - both on and off list - your responses were absolutely and most definitely appreciated. Suggestions re public transport, the advantages and disadvantages of bus/rail, costs, etc,web sites to explore, route planners, time-tables, maps, personal accounts of others who have trod this path - all have helped me decide how to get from Heathrow to Haddenham. In case there are others out there wondering about the easiest way to get to Bucks from Heathrow (without going into London), the following is a brief summary of listers suggestions: BUS from HEATHROW to SLOUGH or to RICKMANSWORTH or to WATFORD or to HIGH WYCOMBE [most preferred this option] ANY of the above will enable you to get a train to your destination in BUCKS. I think I will be opting for High Wycombe. A comment from one lister about the Station being a 7 minute walk from High St reminded me of an 1861 letter I have written by my newly married Sarah Saunders ALLNUTT (reared in Dinton) and married in Aylesbury to John RICKETTS. In this letter she states that they arrived at the Station Yard at Wycombe in time to see their train leaving for London and they had to wait at the Railway Hotel for another to come along. It will be good to find myself on this same station some 144 years later! At least, I hope it is the same station! Again, many thanks - my options are now clear and I feel confident I can tackle the journey to Haddenham. Kind Regards Pat in Western Australia --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.773 / Virus Database: 520 - Release Date: 5/10/2004

Hello everyone I would be extremley grateful if someone could look up their 1851 census to see if there is a record of the following: John Davis - a paper maker - living with his wife (Hannah). They would have been between the age of 53 and 73 and probably in the High Wycombe area. Thanks in advance Mark mlemmer_uk@yahoo.co.uk ___________________________________________________________ALL-NEW Yahoo! Messenger - all new features - even more fun! http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com