FEREDAY PREECE WHITEHOUSE Wanda

Hello everyone I would like to post my interests again and hope to find some links one day. Regards, Jennie FEREDAY - descendants of William m Ann Sanders/Saunders 1710, All Saints West Bromwich. Later generations lived in Aston. BEAUFOY WRIGHT TABBERNER BEDWELL HARRISON SMITH EVANS

Hi, Many thanks for all the advice received on how to overcome my little problem. Very grateful to all of you for taking the time and effort. My wife is not amused as she will be seeing less of me again this week!! Rob. of Portsmouth

Have come across a couple of strange occupations carried out by my Stanley ancestors in Walsall in 1861: "Huxter's Shop Keeper" (26 year old unmarried woman) and "Shaw Bonnet Maker" (23 year old married woman). Anyone have a clue? Thanks Graham

Hello All from SoCal The name I am researching is: Cooper --- Bilston, Wolverhampton All enquiries welcome and information given in return. Bob Oceanside, California Home of Camp Pendletonm USMC

Hope this is of some help, Shirl from HOT Western Australia. it certainly is, are they part of your own tree? Mellie How Come My Coat Of Arms Has Buckles At The Back?

In response to message dated Sat, 4 Mar 2006 22:18:19 +1300 NZ Time from chouikh2006@btinternet.com "Still clearing out emails! Hi Wanda, who were William's parents do you know? I haven't done anything on my Fereday line since, well a long time, just had a look and not sure where he fits in, my Fereday's start at Nancy b abt 1805, married to Richard Cleaver, they lived in Tipton and had children around the time that your william and charlotte did.nancy's parents were Edward Fereday and Isabella Cranney also from tipton. Mellie" Hi Mellie & Wanda, I also have some FEREDAY's in my family tree. My great grandfather, Henry Francis ARNOLD's mother Esther (nee WHILE) died 07 January 1847 @ Low Green, Tipton. when he was less than 2 years old. His father, John ARNOLD, widower 30 yrs, remarried to Rebecca FEREDAY, spinster 24 yrs, on 23 December 1849 @ The Parish Church, Dudley, Worcestershire. On their marriage cert, the fathers are recorded as Isaac ARNOLD (engineer) & Richard FEREDAY, deceased (miner). In 1851 census, John & Rebecca ARNOLD (both born Sedgely, Staffordshire) were living in Waterloo St, Tipton. (1851 Staffordshire Census - HO107/2029 Registration District: Dudley, Sub-Registration District: Tipton, Enumeration District: 1f, Folio 188, Page 39) In 1861 John & Rebecca ARNOLD were living in High St, Tipton, with Henry Francis 15, plus 3 children of their's, Eliza 9, Samuel 4 & Elizabeth 2. (1861 Staffordshire Census - RG9/2041 Registration District: Dudley, Sub-Registration District: Tipton, Enumeration District: 3, Folio 59, Page 5) I wonder if Richard FEREDAY & his daughter Rebecca are related to any of your FEREDAY's? Kind regards, Malcolm Carr (Christchurch, New Zealand) .

Following Cassie's request here are my Black Country names: ASTBURY - Wolverhampton BIGGS - Walsall and Kidderminster COYNE - Walsall COPE - Essington CUTLER - Birmingham and Walsall ELLISON - Essington and Walsall EVANS - Walsall GRIFFITHS - Wolverhampton and Bilston JEFFRIES/ JEFFREY - Bloxwich, Pelsall and Walsall KIMBER - Pelsall and Walsall LEE - Bradley near Bilston, Tipton and Wolverhampton LEE - Stourbridge (not connected to above family) LLOYD - Stourbridge MILLS - Birmingham and Walsall PIPER - Dudley, Rushall (Heath End) ROBBINS - Wolverhampton and Bilston SHELTON- West Bromwich and Walsall TAFT - Dudley TAYLOR- Willenhall and Walsall TRUBSHAW - Willenhall and Cannock TRACEY - Walsall WILCOX - Blakenall (Bloxwich) and Walsall Please get in touch if you are interested in the above names, Judy

Hi All Coventry Archive has moved to John Sinclair House The Canal Basin Coventry CV1 4LY Phone 024 76785164 Louise ----- Original Message ----- From: <ENG-BLACK-COUNTRY-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <ENG-BLACK-COUNTRY-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 05, 2006 6:30 PM Subject: ENG-BLACK-COUNTRY-D Digest V06 #104

Hi its me again, I'm afraid I forgot to put the url for my website, so here it is. http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/j/o/h/Gillian-Margaret-John/? Regards Gill, having a senior moment

Wanda or Lois in particualr: have either of you got anything on william Ferriday (fereday) b abt 1740 and Elizabeth Woodall other than their b m and d's and the date of Williams will? ie children? I just did a quick IGI on them and there is nothing when i used the name woodall, but william and elizabeth results in 8 matches, in the time span 1761 to 1781, 3 of whom are 3 seperate Racheals! which tells me there were 2 or 3 william and elizabeths at the same time in tipton. so these "8" matches can't be determined as belonging to this particular william and elizabeth! wonder if you have any PR info on them that confirms any children as theirs? williams parents are thomas fereday adn Racheal Darbey, so its very likely that one of the racheals belongs to my william and elizabeth! back to the drawing board~ and back another genreation see if I can put anything in there! Mellie How Come My Coat Of Arms Has Buckles At The Back?

It doesn't happen often so take heed! whilst we are doing roll calls and swapping info back and forth in the true spirit of genealogy, and there are, as always new listers, who may not be aware of certain facets of family history, can we just take a minute to think about "netiqette" and "courtesy" I have had cause to explain a bit about this to someone just today, in the context of information in other peoples trees that you receive. I am going to say this in the first person, because these are my own personal feelings on the matter, and lucky for me they coincide with "N&C" If I have given to you any part of my family tree, I expect you to treat the information contained with respect, and me with courtesy, I will have told you that you can reproduce any part of my own information ie personal information about ME, I am an open book and have no problem with it, I have no problem with you sharing the information with others, however, If you are going to reproduce this information into the public domain, ie: the internet ~ your own web site or a web site that you have subscribed to, where the information can be viewed by anyone, please remember that there will be information contained in the tree that OTHER living people in that tree may not wish to be made public AND THEY HAVE NOT GIVE YOU PERMISSION TO DISCLOSE IT. in the case of web sites that you subscribe to, you may be making the information "theirs". some web sites only allow people to view trees by your invitation, which isn't so bad, however you donlt know what is going to happen to the in! formation afterwards, and you still dont have permission! In the case of familysearch.org my rellies, alive or dead, will be sealed to the mormon temple, which is why they gather the information from parish registers in the first place and it can be very difficult to get them removed, and a persons religious affilliation is their own personal affair. for my own part I can state, that I have NEVER entered my own or any other persons information onto ANY website, of ANY description, your information has remained with me, and been shared only with my co-researcher, or other actual family members who are also researching when we have swapped current info. Most often I will have directed you to the person who supplied me with the information in the first place if it is not my own, hence "the boxes". People can become very upset, and very angry when they find that information about them is in the public domain without their consent, causing people distress is NOT what family history is about. If you find your information online, along with my own, I can assure you that it wasn't put there by me! Be careful what you do with mine, and other peoples hard work and years of research, if family historians find their work, and moreover their live rellies online it could prevent them from ever sharing information again, to the detriment of the world of genealogy as a whole. Before anyone tells me that I should take out the living details, and replace their names etc with the word "living", yes that can be done, but if "N & C" are followed then this wouldn't be necessary, and common sense should prevail, with the courtesy of asking the person beofre you reproduce THEIR tree! I will continue to share whatever informaion I have with any interested persons, I will continue NOT to reproduce any of it online in the public or private domain. thats it folks, bear it in mind please, and happy hunting, my soapbox session is over, I will now return to being the joker in the pack as well as a certificate holding family historian. thank you for taking time out to read Mellie How Come My Coat Of Arms Has Buckles At The Back?

Hi all, Just like to add my interests to the list and also let you all know that I have updated my website. Qute a lot of census details and various parish registers on there, as well as lots of photographs. BEECH/BEACH/BACHE - Brierley Hill, Cradley Heath and Dudley areas. BAYLISS, BLINCOW/BLINCOE, CASH, MAWBY, RUSHTON, Tipton, West Bromwich, Brierley Hill, Dudley. GUISE, HOLT, HUNT, HUGHES, JONES, PRICE, TANTRUM, WOOD, BEDDALL, REYNOLDS - Brierley Hill, Dudley, Shropshire Regards Gill

Hi Rob, This came up on another list. The suggestion then was to right click the entry and select "Open in another window" this leaves the original list available without having to re-enter all the details.I have tried this (when I remember) and it works well. Linda ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mellie" <chouikh2006@btinternet.com> To: <ENG-BLACK-COUNTRY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 05, 2006 9:12 PM Subject: Re: [B.C.] Familysearch > Have never had any problem like this in the past. HELP!! > Rob of Portsmouth > > sounds like the IGI being overloaded by the sheer volume, try splitting the > "percivals" into counties, or even further using the hugh wallis site to > split them into batches of parish records. > Mellie > How Come My Coat Of Arms Has Buckles At The Back? > > > ==== ENG-BLACK-COUNTRY Mailing List ==== > The Assistant List Admins are Jean Morgan and Jan Ross > (Couldn't do it without those two great ladies) >

Hi Mellie, Please put my message in your FEREDAY box too. I have a Sarah FEREDAY, b.1793, Tipton, whose parents and sibs I can't find. She married Samuel BAGGOTT in 1812 and died in 1866, Hateley Heath, West Bromwich district. So on FEREDAY Day, please keep a lookout for my Sarah. She was a trooper - had ten kids. Cheers, Lois lois I have 2 sarahs neither of them your how helpful is that huh? you are "in the box" Mellie How Come My Coat Of Arms Has Buckles At The Back?

Have never had any problem like this in the past. HELP!! Rob of Portsmouth sounds like the IGI being overloaded by the sheer volume, try splitting the "percivals" into counties, or even further using the hugh wallis site to split them into batches of parish records. Mellie How Come My Coat Of Arms Has Buckles At The Back?

Okay Millie I have no idea what Walsall comes under but I will take your word for it its north But please don't upset the Northerners has we could have a riot on the list (vbg) Cassy walsall comes under black country/staffs/west midlands u plonka LOL but if somebody describes it as north then they are southerners LOL Mellie How Come My Coat Of Arms Has Buckles At The Back?

Hi All I have just noticed that FreeBMD have added the facility to attach "postem" notes to database entries. To add one click on the "Info" image next to the relevant entry. For full details see: http://www.freebmd.org.uk/postems-help.html HTH Polly

Black Country Roll Call: BAGGOTT BAUGH FEREDAY CURTIS MEAKIN FAIRCLOUGH WHITEHOUSE YATES BIDDLE

Hi Gay, who said; > > I am looking for the WATERHOUSE family of Oldbury living in Langley. > and > who the occupants of WARLEY HALL/ABBEY at Warley Woods > Both entries found and copy images sent direct. Gwynne Chadwick Transcribing the Bridgnorth, Shropshire town census. http://www.chadwickg.freeserve.co.uk RAF Bridgnorth web site. http://rafbridgnorth.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk