Hello Everyone, I have a problem with my OXLADE family in Hambleden and wonder if anyone could help please? I have James baptised 3 Jun 1827 to William and Kezziah. No problem there until we get to his parents, William and Kezziah. I did have William baptised 13 Aug 1780 Hambleden, and not knowing any other siblings for James presumed that James was the last of a batch and that this was OK. But now I have seen the 1841 Census record that Alex so kindly looked up for me I can see a younger William married to a Kezziah. Are there 2 William and Kezziah OXLADE couples? William OXLOWD 30 Ag lab born in county Kezia OXLOWD 30 born in county Eliza OXLOWD 10 born in county George OXLOWD 8 born in county William OXLOWD 5 born in county Daniel OXLOWD 1 born in county (West Wycome HO107/055 ED 16 folio 8 pg 11) Please, if someone has the Hambleden PRs, could they look to see if there are in fact 2 William baptisms? One in Aug 1780 and one c1811. Are there also 2 marriages? One was definitely 14 Apr 1827, and perhaps one in about 1807. Very many thanks, May LANCHBURY Joondalup, Western Australia

Hi Graham Located in Little Kimble (they're the only RUTLANDs there): Ann RUTLAND 40 lace maker (I think - faint) born in county James RUTLAND 15 ag lab born in county William RUTLAND 10 born in county Eliza RUTLAND 8 born in county and also in that household James PAISLEY 50 ag lab born in county HO107/041 ED 15 folio 6 pg 7 Regards Alex in Auckland NZ --- Graham Taylor-Paddick <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello everyone, > > I was wondering if some kind person who had access > to > the 1841 census for Bucks were able to look > something > up for me? > > I'm looking for the family of my direct ancestor > William RUTLAND who was born circa 1831 in Little > Kimble. He was the son of John (who may have died > by > that time) and Ann (born circa 1797 in Bucks). I > thought I had it in my records but I can't find it > written down. > > And also if anyone is researching the name SLAUGHTER > in Great Hampden and surrounding area I would be > very > grateful for some assistance. > > Graham :) Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. http://au.movies.yahoo.com

Hello Listers, Would someone please verify an entry on the 1841 census for the first child in the family of JAMES BARLOW, living at Moors End near Hambleden. This is what I have copied from the film. JAMES BARLOW 50 CARPENTER Y HANNAH BARLOW 45 JANE 19 ***** MARY 15 GEORGE 13 MOSES 8 WILLIAM 4 REBECCA 2 I haven't been able to find the birth for Jane, there is another daughter named Ann who would have been about that age and there was a son John, who would have been around 20. Can someone kindly check the entry and confirm the name of the first child for me please. Thank you Carol, Ontario, Canada

1841 Look-up Aston Abbotts, Samuel Gates aged 55, Wife Susannah 53, both b Aston Abbotts, Possibly Living with them, Ann Gates Daughter born circa 1820's -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.4 - Release Date: 01/02/05

--- Alexandra Coles <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Graham > > Located in Little Kimble (they're the only RUTLANDs > there): > > Ann RUTLAND 40 lace maker (I think - faint) born in > county > James RUTLAND 15 ag lab born in county > William RUTLAND 10 born in county > Eliza RUTLAND 8 born in county > > and also in that household > James PAISLEY 50 ag lab born in county > > HO107/041 ED 15 folio 6 pg 7 > > > Regards > Alex in Auckland NZ > Thanks Alex, that's great. Graham :) ===== "This book is not to be discarded lightly: it should be thrown with great force..." Dorothy Parker, in a review for "The House at Pooh Corner" by A. A. Milne http://uk.geocities.com/francs2000 __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Thanks for that!! Very, very useful William was my 3x great grandfather which must mean that Thomas was my 4 x great grandfather. Yes, I found Shem on BMD - he died in 1875, probably in the Asylum, poor soul! What unusual names they had! Another one was Caleb - if they were religious, it certainly hasnt been passed through the generations!!!! Thanks so much Geraldine ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul Irving" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 9:54 PM Subject: Re: [ENG-BUCK] Fw: Slatter > Noah married in Aylesbury in 1852 (on the IGI - you didn't spot it, did > you?), & the Aylesbury St. Mary parish registers tell us his father was > Thomas SLATTER, tailor. > > FreeBMD has entries for Noah, Shem (you should have guessed that, with > Noah as a clue), & other Slatters. > > St. John was the Asylum, at Stone, between Haddenham & Aylesbury, which > later became a psychiatric hospital. Closed (in the 1980s, I think) & > since demolished. There are records in the Centre for Bucks Studies. > > Bucks FHS at www.bucksfhs.org.uk has parish registers for Haddenham on > their database, & will do searches for a small fee. They also sell a > transcription of the 1851 census for a very reasonable price, & Bucks > Genealogical Society at www.bucksgs.org.uk are about to start selling > the 1861 census, also good value. Those censuses show birthplaces, > unlike the 1841 census, which has - > > Thomas SLATTER, ca 30, Tailor, South End, Haddenham, with - > Mary 25 F > Noah 11 M > E???? 9 F > William 3 M > Shem 1 M > Henry Langford (?) 16 Tailor App. > All born in county. > > I think the White Hart went many years ago, as I don't remember it from > when I started drinking in the 1970s. > > Paul > > Geraldine wrote: > > > > >Hello Bucks Listers! > > > >A search of all available census on Ancestry has, as usual, provided me with as many questions as answers and I'm hoping someone may be able to help. > > > >I am looking at SLATTERs in Haddenham and there were a good many there in the 1800s. > > > >Unfortunately, I cant find any Haddenham entries for Slatter on the IGI. For some reason they dont seem to have been transcribed. Does anyone know why? > > > >Does SKS have access to Parish Registers for Haddenham? > > > >Noah Slatter born 1831 > >Richard Slatter born 1835 > >Thomas Slatter born 1836 > >James Slatter born 1837 > >William Slatter born 1838 > > > >all in Haddenham. I'm wondering if these were all brothers. I'd be pleased with any info > > > >Also I have a Shein (!) slatter born 1840 Haddenham who, in 1871 was in an institution. He is described as a patient and the staff as medical attendants. Although I have looked at the original image, I cant find out what sort of place this was. The address is Stone, St John, Stone. Does anyone know anything about this place and is it still there. > > > >One last thing, I have an Enoch Slatter who was the Publican at the White Hart in Haddenham. Is this place still there? > > > >Thanks for any info > > > >Cheers > >Geraldine > > > > > >============================== > >Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > >last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > No virus found in this outgoing message. > Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. > Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.3 - Release Date: 31/01/05 > > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx >

Noah married in Aylesbury in 1852 (on the IGI - you didn't spot it, did you?), & the Aylesbury St. Mary parish registers tell us his father was Thomas SLATTER, tailor. FreeBMD has entries for Noah, Shem (you should have guessed that, with Noah as a clue), & other Slatters. St. John was the Asylum, at Stone, between Haddenham & Aylesbury, which later became a psychiatric hospital. Closed (in the 1980s, I think) & since demolished. There are records in the Centre for Bucks Studies. Bucks FHS at www.bucksfhs.org.uk has parish registers for Haddenham on their database, & will do searches for a small fee. They also sell a transcription of the 1851 census for a very reasonable price, & Bucks Genealogical Society at www.bucksgs.org.uk are about to start selling the 1861 census, also good value. Those censuses show birthplaces, unlike the 1841 census, which has - Thomas SLATTER, ca 30, Tailor, South End, Haddenham, with - Mary 25 F Noah 11 M E???? 9 F William 3 M Shem 1 M Henry Langford (?) 16 Tailor App. All born in county. I think the White Hart went many years ago, as I don't remember it from when I started drinking in the 1970s. Paul Geraldine wrote: > >Hello Bucks Listers! > >A search of all available census on Ancestry has, as usual, provided me with as many questions as answers and I'm hoping someone may be able to help. > >I am looking at SLATTERs in Haddenham and there were a good many there in the 1800s. > >Unfortunately, I cant find any Haddenham entries for Slatter on the IGI. For some reason they dont seem to have been transcribed. Does anyone know why? > >Does SKS have access to Parish Registers for Haddenham? > >Noah Slatter born 1831 >Richard Slatter born 1835 >Thomas Slatter born 1836 >James Slatter born 1837 >William Slatter born 1838 > >all in Haddenham. I'm wondering if these were all brothers. I'd be pleased with any info > >Also I have a Shein (!) slatter born 1840 Haddenham who, in 1871 was in an institution. He is described as a patient and the staff as medical attendants. Although I have looked at the original image, I cant find out what sort of place this was. The address is Stone, St John, Stone. Does anyone know anything about this place and is it still there. > >One last thing, I have an Enoch Slatter who was the Publican at the White Hart in Haddenham. Is this place still there? > >Thanks for any info > >Cheers >Geraldine > > >============================== >Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the >last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > > > > > -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.3 - Release Date: 31/01/05

Hello everyone, I was wondering if some kind person who had access to the 1841 census for Bucks were able to look something up for me? I'm looking for the family of my direct ancestor William RUTLAND who was born circa 1831 in Little Kimble. He was the son of John (who may have died by that time) and Ann (born circa 1797 in Bucks). I thought I had it in my records but I can't find it written down. And also if anyone is researching the name SLAUGHTER in Great Hampden and surrounding area I would be very grateful for some assistance. Graham :) ===== "This book is not to be discarded lightly: it should be thrown with great force..." Dorothy Parker, in a review for "The House at Pooh Corner" by A. A. Milne http://uk.geocities.com/francs2000 __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Hello Bucks Listers! A search of all available census on Ancestry has, as usual, provided me with as many questions as answers and I'm hoping someone may be able to help. I am looking at SLATTERs in Haddenham and there were a good many there in the 1800s. Unfortunately, I cant find any Haddenham entries for Slatter on the IGI. For some reason they dont seem to have been transcribed. Does anyone know why? Does SKS have access to Parish Registers for Haddenham? Noah Slatter born 1831 Richard Slatter born 1835 Thomas Slatter born 1836 James Slatter born 1837 William Slatter born 1838 all in Haddenham. I'm wondering if these were all brothers. I'd be pleased with any info Also I have a Shein (!) slatter born 1840 Haddenham who, in 1871 was in an institution. He is described as a patient and the staff as medical attendants. Although I have looked at the original image, I cant find out what sort of place this was. The address is Stone, St John, Stone. Does anyone know anything about this place and is it still there. One last thing, I have an Enoch Slatter who was the Publican at the White Hart in Haddenham. Is this place still there? Thanks for any info Cheers Geraldine

Hi Iris..... He doesn't appear to be in the Little Lementon/Hanslope census for 1841 (incidently one of the Hanslope enumerators has the most beautiful copperplate writing and his book has survived the ages well - what a pleasure to look through!) Given that Ephraim has grandchildren with him in 1851, all born in Castlethorpe, as he was, that would be my next guess for his 1841 location. I managed to work out that Castlethorpe was probably in the Newport Pagnell enumeration districts, but not sure exactly which one, and the majority of entries are unreadable. There are MEADOWs in the one ED which is readable, but I didn't spot an Ephraim on a quick look through. If Ephraim's mother was Mary, she is still going strong at age 89 - I can provide the full details if she is yours. Regards Alex in Auckland NZ --- iris hector <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hello List, I am still on the Hunt for my Ephraim > Meadows born 1791/2 > Castlethorpe, I found him in 1851 in > Buckinghamshire, I am wondering if it > would be possible for SKS to have a look in the 1841 > Census for the area of > Little Leamington please, His Wife Elizabeth died > their in 1850... any help > would be most grateful in deed, Iris Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. http://au.movies.yahoo.com

Hello List, I was wondering if SKS with the 1861 Census would be able to look-up Samuel Gates born circa 1790's Living in Aylesbury, it seems he died there in 1865, TIA, iris -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.2 - Release Date: 28/01/05

Hello Paul, Thank you very much for these. I have another family line member working for the Dashwoods at some stage as well, but I guess they employed their fair share of staff over the years. All the best, May -----Original Message----- From: Paul Irving [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, 31 January 2005 4:18 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ENG-BUCK] 1841 Census OXLADE Other variants of Trendle are Trendall, Trendal, Trendell. A few of those in West Wycombe in 1851, claiming to have been born there. e.g. James, 29, shoemaker of Lane End, Eliza, 23, under housemaid of George Henry Dashwood. But no William, & the only Hannah was married to James. Paul

Hello List, I am still on the Hunt for my Ephraim Meadows born 1791/2 Castlethorpe, I found him in 1851 in Buckinghamshire, I am wondering if it would be possible for SKS to have a look in the 1841 Census for the area of Little Leamington please, His Wife Elizabeth died their in 1850... any help would be most grateful in deed, Iris -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.2 - Release Date: 28/01/05

Can anyone help me with a photograph? I have been passed a wartime black and white photograph about 4 inches by 3 inches in size. It is of a sculptress in an old beamed cottage. The label on the back says: "Mary Durasova, the wellknown [Czechoslovak] sculptress, is working in her Buckinghamshire studio on a bust of the Prime Minister. Mrs Durasova's hostess is Miss Augusta North, an English artist. As Mr. Churchill is too busy with the war, Mary Durasova had to model his head according to photographs. Here she is comparing her work and photographs in her library." taken by Erich Auerbach, official photographer to the Czechoslovak Government in Exile. I know that Czechoslovaks were living in Addington, Wingrave and Aston Abbotts but I am not aware of a Augusta North in any of those places. Do this mean anything to anyone? Neil Rees Bucks

The further back we go in our GARDNER (sometimes GARDENER or GARDINER) family the further west the seem to be, a few miles with each generation. I'm now looking at Thomas baptised Horton, Bucks.24 November 1815, together with his siblings and parents. We have a lot of info on the siblings, but some confusion about the parents. His father was also Thomas, and mother was a Mary, but it is not clear whether this was Mary Smith who married a Thomas Gardiner in High Wycombe on 25 Dec 1789 Mary Priscilla Ricket who married a Thomas Gardiner in High Wycombe on 8 Sep 1788. The family tended to be "paper makers" over several generations. Any connections? Happy hunting! Diana Robinson Now in Rochester, NY, USA

Paul Thank you. As Alex says the entries from the NBI should give me some other parish registers and census places to investigate. Patricia Fuller CASTLE CARY Somerset

Alex Many thanks for the hard work. The information could well be useful tomorrow. Patricia

Hi May Some success: William OXLOWD 30 Ag lab born in county Kezia OXLOWD 30 born in county Eliza OXLOWD 10 born in county George OXLOWD 8 born in county William OXLOWD 5 born in county Daniel OXLOWD 1 born in county (West Wycome, HO107/055 ED 16 folio 8 pg 11) Other OXLADEs in West Wycombe are Ann OXLOWD, William & Ann OXLAUD, James and Rebecca OXLADE and family, and in High Wycombe there is Rebecca OXLADE (age 65) and Elizabeth OXLADE. I couldn't find Edward and Ann AVERY, but there are other AVERYs (Anna, James & Mary and family, Matthew, Frances and family, and John & Elizabeth). The only TRENDLE I could find was Ellen TRANDLE age 13 born in county, living in Church Lane with Joseph and Ann HOBSON - Joseph being a 65yo chairmaker (HO107/55 ED14 folio 5 pg 5). Regards Alex --- mayndave <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Alex, > > Kia Ora. Yes please!!! If you could watch out for > these folk for me I > would be most grateful. I think they are more > towards the West Wycombe > end, if you are able to tell where you are as you > go. > > OXLADE William and wife Kessiah, son James and > perhaps more children. > AVERY Edward and wife Ann. > TRENDLE William and wife Hannah. > > Very many thanks, > May > West Oz Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. http://au.movies.yahoo.com

Hi Patricia Not much luck I'm afraid. I should say first that there are literally hundreds of names that can't be read as they are too faint - High Wycombe and West Wycombe is split into 18 enumeration districts, and some whole EDs are unreadable. Perhaps another scan might be a bit better (I have the S&N set). I did find the following HUTCHINSONs in High Wycombe: Ann? HUTCHINSON 40 School Mistress not born in county (Stellary St, HO107/055 ED 2 folio 10 pg 15) Edmund HUTCHINSON 40 Chair M born in county Mary HUTCHINSON 40 born in county Esther HUTCHINSON 20 born in county Mary Ann HUTCHINSON 15 born in county Eliza HUTCHINSON 15 born in county Edmund HUTCHINSON 14 born in county and in the same house but listed as a separate household all by herself: Mary EDMONDS 5 born in county (Stellary St, HO107/055 ED 2 folio 13 pg 20) I wonder if maybe the HUTCHINSONs didn't have an enduring relationship with the area, despite William's occupation - there are no HUTCHINSONs in Wycombe in the Posse Comitatus records (1798), and only one burial in the National Burial Index (which covers 1813-1817 and 1828-1851 for High Wycombe). Regards Alex --- [email protected] wrote: > Hello list > > On 03/03/1799 William HUTCHINSON son of James and > Judith HUTCHINSON was > baptised in High Wycombe. I have a William in my > tree. In the 1861 census for > Bethnal Green he gives High Wycombe as his > birthplace and an age that would > give a birthdate of circa 1806 (his 2nd wife was > quite a bit younger). > > Do James and Judith make it to the 1841 Bucks > census? Is the family known? > > By the way William was a chairmaker. > > Any info gratefully received. > > Patricia Fuller > CASTLE CARY > Somerset Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. http://au.movies.yahoo.com

Hi everyone, High Wycombe Library have a name index transcription of the 1841 High Wycombe census, as it is a hard-cover bound book I imagine it was transcribed before the time of common home computing. I'm quite happy to look up these names for you as I'm based in High Wycombe so it's not a problem to get to the library. I'll have a look next time I'm there. Regards Hannah -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 29 January 2005 15:01 To: [email protected] Subject: ENG-BUCKINGHAMSHIRE-D Digest V05 #14