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    1. TOOMBS/NAYLOR

    3. Hello Lists We now have a birth Certificate for Martha NAYLOR who was born in Wolverton in 1841. She was the daughter of Joseph NAYLOR and RENE or RELEY nee TOOMBS. Has anyone personal knowledge of TOOMBS in that area? The I.G.I.does show quite a number in the Potterspury area. Apart from IRENE has anyone any ideas about her proper given name? Drgeneal

    05/17/2005 11:14:45
    1. Re: [BKM] TOOMBS/NAYLOR
    2. Nivard Ovington

    3. Hi ???? (talking of proper names <g>) In 1861 Martha is in Donington Shropshire RG9 1852 Folio 72 P4 Rene is 59 married (no sign of hubby though?) a Charwoman born Old Shalford Northamptonshire With her are Eliza 23 daughter a servant born Buckinghamshire Bradle? (Bridle?) Martha 19 daughter Charwoman Buckinghamshire Wolverton Mary Ann daughter in law 8months Shropshire Donington Address Sydnal Lane (no house numbers) hth Best wishes Nivard Ovington Cornwall (UK) > Hello Lists We now have a birth Certificate for Martha NAYLOR who was born > in Wolverton in 1841. She was the daughter of Joseph NAYLOR and RENE or RELEY > nee TOOMBS. Has anyone personal knowledge of TOOMBS in that area? The > I.G.I.does show quite a number in the Potterspury area. Apart from IRENE has > anyone any ideas about her proper given name? Drgeneal -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.11.11 - Release Date: 16/05/2005

    05/17/2005 04:34:10
    1. Re: [BKM] TOOMBS/NAYLOR
    2. Eve McLaughlin

    3. In message <88.26f1be6e.2fbbb8c5@aol.com>, DrGeneal@aol.com writes >Hello Lists We now have a birth Certificate for Martha NAYLOR who was born >in Wolverton in 1841. She was the daughter of Joseph NAYLOR and RENE or RELEY >nee TOOMBS. Has anyone personal knowledge of TOOMBS in that area? The She appears in all records as Rely or Reloy (the latter the local pronunciation) I thought for a while it was intended as Reby for Rebecca, but apparently not. I suppose it is a new coinage of a 'virtue' name, like Constance, Faith, Troth, Patience, Virtue, which somehow appealed to the parents but never took on elsewhere (thaT I know of). > -- Eve McLaughlin Author of the McLaughlin Guides for family historians Secretary Bucks Genealogical Society

    05/17/2005 06:12:35