>>I believe my ancestors were the only Macintoshes in Cambridge.......- wonder whether Mr. Reveley was tutor to some of them !<<Margot Thanks, you never know! I'll keep looking, maybe I'll find some more. Sarah in Texas

This post caught my eye as I believe my ancestors were the only Macintoshes in Cambridge. I had some difficulty following the thread on Francis Reveley, but my gggrandfather and his siblings were born between 1823 and 1838 - wonder whether Mr. Reveley was tutor to some of them ! Margot - Courtenay B.C. ----- Original Message ----- From: "SarahReveley" <sarah@reveley.org.uk> To: <ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 9:28 AM Subject: Re: [ENG-CAMB] Francis Reveley > >>Francis Reveley age 40 at St Johns St Cambridge, independent, not born in > >>Cambs, in the same house as the Macintosh family, a tutor. There is no > >>sign of > Francis' family.<<David

>>Francis Reveley age 40 at St Johns St Cambridge, independent, not born in >>Cambs, in the same house as the Macintosh family, a tutor. There is no >>sign of Francis' family.<<David Thanks! That's Ruth's father. He was from Crosby Ravensworth, Westmorland, a poor kid on scholarship to Cambridge. His wife, Mary Roots, died in 1836. Something tell me all the kids got shipped off to private schools. The Roots were wealthy, and when Mary died her money allowed her surviving children, and husband, to be financially secure. The children were born in the following years, based on a letter from Frank to his sister: George Reveley (1824) Samuel John Reveley (1826) Ruth Reveley nee Smyth (1828) Elizabeth Reveley (1832) Hmmm...I have George the father born in 1792. ?? Mary was from Chatham, I don't know anything about her family, either. Nope, I'm not a direct descendant, no hidden treasures for me. :( I'm just the genealogy addict in the bunch. xxx Sarah

Hi Sarah I cannot trace Ruth in either 1841 or 1851 in Cambs, but there is a Francis Reveley age 40 at St Johns St Cambridge, independent, not born in Cambs, in the same house as the Macintosh family, a tutor. There is no sign of Francis' family. Regards David >From: ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-D-request@rootsweb.com >Reply-To: ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com >To: ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-D@rootsweb.com >Subject: ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-D Digest V04 #406 >Date: Thu, 2 Dec 2004 01:03:16 -0700 > >Content-Type: text/plain > >ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-D Digest Volume 04 : Issue 406 > >Today's Topics: > #1 FOVARGE - FAUVERGE - Doddington Pa ["Carol J. Markillie" ><markilli@inr] > #2 Doddington digital photos?? ["Joanne Hardy" ><johardy@ntlworld.c] > #3 Re: RIGNALL ["Alison & Mark" ><alisonandmark@tin] > #4 Ruth Reveley Smyth and Henry Smyth ["SarahReveley" ><sarah@reveley.org.] > >Administrivia: >To unsubscribe from ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-D, send a message to > > ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-D-request@rootsweb.com > >that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > >and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software >requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > >To contact the ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-D list administrator, send mail to >ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-admin@rootsweb.com. > >______________________________ >X-Message: #1 >Date: Wed, 1 Dec 2004 11:57:32 -0800 >From: "Carol J. Markillie" <markilli@inreach.com> >To: ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <00fd01c4d7e0$218818b0$bd3219d0@Q155482> >Subject: FOVARGE - FAUVERGE - Doddington Parish Registers, Cambridge >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >From Doddington Parish Registers, LDS FHL Film 1040458: >Bap #419 10.8.1823 Ann d/o Daniel & Jane FOVARGUE, > Doddington, Labourer >Bap #450 25.4.1824 Ann d/o Isaac & Phoebe FOVARGUE, > Doddington, Labourer >Bap #472 25.7.1824 Daniel s/o Daniel & Jane FOVARGUE, > Doddington, Farmer >Bap #560 24.9.1826 Isaac s/o Daniel & Jane FOVARGUE, > Doddington, Farmer >Bap #618 22.9.1828 Elizabeth Lidia d/o Isaac & Phobe > FAVARGUE, Farmer, >Doddington >Bap #704 21.2.1829 Isaac s/o William & Ann FOVARGUE, > Doddington, Farmer >Bap #971 20.4.1834 John Triplowe s/o William & Ann > FOVARGUE, Doddington, >Farmer >Bap #972 20.4.1834 William s/o William & Ann FAVARGUE > Doddington, Farmer >Bap #1079 12.10.1835 John s/o Daniel & Jane FOVARGUE, > Publican, Doddington >Bap #1086 29.11.1835 William s/o Daniel & Jane FOVARGUE > Publican, Doddington >Bap #1290 24.2.1839 Henry Cave s/o Anne FOVARGUE, illegit. > Doddington >Bap #1564 23.2.1844 William s/o Isaac & Phobe FOVARGUE, > Doddington, Farmer >Bap #536 17.8.1851 John s/o Jane FOVARGUE, Doddington >Bap #636 22.5.1853 Isaac s/o Isaac & Phobe FOVERGUE, > Doddington, Farmer, born >12.8.1839 >Bap #637 22.5.1853 Emma d/o Isaac & Phobe FOVARGUE, > Doddington, Farmer, born >9.10.1840 >Bap #638 22.5.1853 James s/o Isaac & Phobe FOVARGUE, > Doddington, Farmer, born >12.11.1845 >Bap #686 22.5.1853 Isaac s/o Isaac & Phobe FOVERGUE, > duplicate - Farmer, Doddington >Bap #687 22.5.1853 Emma d/o Isaac & Phobe FOVARGUE, > duplicate - Farmer, Doddington >Bap #688 22.5.1853 James s/o Isaac & Phobe FOVARGUE, > duplicate - Farmer, Doddington >Bap #1437 9.10.1864 Mary Jane Richards d/o Jane FOVARGUE, > Doddington, spinster >Bap #1592 13.9.1868 Anna d/o Isaac & Harriet FOVARGUE, > Doddington, Farmer >Bap #1672 19.12.1869 Martha Ann d/o Isaac & Harriet > FOVARGUE, Doddington, Farmer >Bap #1764 2.4.1871 Elizabeth d/o Isaac & Harriet FOVARGUE, > Doddington, Farmer >Bap #1873 3.11.1872 Daniel s/o Isaac & Harriet FOVARGUE, > Doddington, Farmer >Bap #1935 22.3.1874 William s/o Isaac & Harriet FOVARGUE, > Doddington, Farmer >Bap #1998 26.3.1876 Eliza d/o Isaac & Harriet FOVARGUE, > Doddington, Farmer > >Sorry, not doing lookups. >Carol > >______________________________ >X-Message: #2 >Date: Wed, 1 Dec 2004 20:59:55 -0000 >From: "Joanne Hardy" <johardy@ntlworld.com> >To: ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <015601c4d7e8$b731df60$0300a8c0@q9i6h6> >Subject: Doddington digital photos?? >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" > >hello List - > >due to Carol`s generous emails with PRs - I wonder if anybody would like >copies of my digital photos of Doddington village and Church. > >I send them as email attachments - but they are of a good size to >send/receive and no cost or probs for me to send and no virusese to you. > >email me back?? > >regards >Jo > >______________________________ >X-Message: #3 >Date: Wed, 1 Dec 2004 22:07:42 -0000 >From: "Alison & Mark" <alisonandmark@tinyworld.co.uk> >To: ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <000401c4d7f2$6b4e5650$58aee150@ilkleyadmin.ngfl.ac.uk> >Subject: Re: RIGNALL >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" > >I am researching the Rignall's of Hull and have ended up in Cambridgeshire >in the early 1800s. A number of Rignall's from this area moved to Hull in >c1860 and I am interested in finding a connection between them. > >I am particularly interested in finding the parents and siblings of James >Rignall who married Eleanor Marshall in Long Sutton on 12 March 1827. > >Could somebody also lookup the following family details in the 1841 and >1851 Census and later if possible. > >Thank you >Mark Rignall. >1841 > RIGNALL > James > 35 > Parson Drove > HO107/78/7 > 5A > > RIGNALL > Elenor > 40 > Parson Drove > HO107/78/7 > 5A > > RIGNALL > John > 7 > Parson Drove > HO107/78/7 > 5A > > RIGNALL > Daniel > 5 > Parson Drove > HO107/78/7 > 5A > > RIGNALL > Elenor > 3 > Parson Drove > HO107/78/7 > 5A > > RIGNALL > James > 2 > Parson Drove > HO107/78/7 > 5A > > >1851 > RIGNALL > James > 47 > Parsons Drove > HO107/1766 > 101A > > RIGNALL > Daniel > 16 > Parsons Drove > HO107/1766 > 101A > > RIGNALL > Eleanor > 15 > Parsons Drove > HO107/1766 > 101A > > RIGNALL > James > 12 > Parsons Drove > HO107/1766 > 101A > > RIGNALL > George > 9 > Parsons Drove > HO107/1766 > 101B > > RIGNAL > John > 17 > Parsons Drove > HO107/1766 > 104A > > >______________________________ >X-Message: #4 >Date: Thu, 2 Dec 2004 00:30:55 -0600 >From: "SarahReveley" <sarah@reveley.org.uk> >To: ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <04b001c4d838$7ddcd850$53739b18@sarah> >Subject: Ruth Reveley Smyth and Henry Smyth >Content-Type: text/plain; > format=flowed; > charset="iso-8859-1"; > reply-type=original >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Hello, > >Thanks again for all the help y'all gave me on my Francis Reveley family > in Cambridge. Now I'm looking for more information on Ruth, >the daughter who was born at the Perse Grade School Cambridge >December 24 th 1828. > >I can't find her anywhere between 1828 and 1871. >By 1871 she was married to Henry Smyth(e): > >1871 England Census - St Andrew the Less Cambridgeshire >Henry Smythe31 Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, head >Ruth Smythe 33 Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Wife > >1881 England Census - Penkridge >Henry J. Smythe abt 1840 Cambridgeshire, England Lodger (Head) >Ruth Smythe abt 1834 Cambridgeshire, England Wife > >1891 England Census - Penrith Cumberland >Smyth, Henry 51Cambridge, Cambridgeshire Head >Smyth, Ruth 60 Cambridge, Cambridgeshire Wife > >Ruth was buried in Crosby Ravensworth, Westmorland, >next to her sister Elizabeth. (Her father was born in >Crosby Ravensworth, and Ruth visited her aunts frequently) >The Parish Register in (page)29 (entry no)225 says >Ruth Smyth Crichton Royal Institution,Dumfries 25/06 1900 (age)70 >Robert Webster, Vicar. Sister of Eliz. Reveley. See no.164 > >Does anyone have a connection to the Smyths? > >Thanks, >Sarah in Texas > > > >

Hello, Thanks again for all the help y'all gave me on my Francis Reveley family in Cambridge. Now I'm looking for more information on Ruth, the daughter who was born at the Perse Grade School Cambridge December 24 th 1828. I can't find her anywhere between 1828 and 1871. By 1871 she was married to Henry Smyth(e): 1871 England Census - St Andrew the Less Cambridgeshire Henry Smythe31 Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, head Ruth Smythe 33 Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Wife 1881 England Census - Penkridge Henry J. Smythe abt 1840 Cambridgeshire, England Lodger (Head) Ruth Smythe abt 1834 Cambridgeshire, England Wife 1891 England Census - Penrith Cumberland Smyth, Henry 51Cambridge, Cambridgeshire Head Smyth, Ruth 60 Cambridge, Cambridgeshire Wife Ruth was buried in Crosby Ravensworth, Westmorland, next to her sister Elizabeth. (Her father was born in Crosby Ravensworth, and Ruth visited her aunts frequently) The Parish Register in (page)29 (entry no)225 says Ruth Smyth Crichton Royal Institution,Dumfries 25/06 1900 (age)70 Robert Webster, Vicar. Sister of Eliz. Reveley. See no.164 Does anyone have a connection to the Smyths? Thanks, Sarah in Texas

I am researching the Rignall's of Hull and have ended up in Cambridgeshire in the early 1800s. A number of Rignall's from this area moved to Hull in c1860 and I am interested in finding a connection between them. I am particularly interested in finding the parents and siblings of James Rignall who married Eleanor Marshall in Long Sutton on 12 March 1827. Could somebody also lookup the following family details in the 1841 and 1851 Census and later if possible. Thank you Mark Rignall. 1841 RIGNALL James 35 Parson Drove HO107/78/7 5A RIGNALL Elenor 40 Parson Drove HO107/78/7 5A RIGNALL John 7 Parson Drove HO107/78/7 5A RIGNALL Daniel 5 Parson Drove HO107/78/7 5A RIGNALL Elenor 3 Parson Drove HO107/78/7 5A RIGNALL James 2 Parson Drove HO107/78/7 5A 1851 RIGNALL James 47 Parsons Drove HO107/1766 101A RIGNALL Daniel 16 Parsons Drove HO107/1766 101A RIGNALL Eleanor 15 Parsons Drove HO107/1766 101A RIGNALL James 12 Parsons Drove HO107/1766 101A RIGNALL George 9 Parsons Drove HO107/1766 101B RIGNAL John 17 Parsons Drove HO107/1766 104A

Thanks Sarah, Unfortunately, It won't solve my puzzle :<(( I need the 1861 to see if he has a son Thomas with him. By 1871 Thomas has married and I have him from then on. However, it could well be the right family - I'll have to delve some more. Gail in NZ

hello List - due to Carol`s generous emails with PRs - I wonder if anybody would like copies of my digital photos of Doddington village and Church. I send them as email attachments - but they are of a good size to send/receive and no cost or probs for me to send and no virusese to you. email me back?? regards Jo

At the risk of being a pain, I am still looking for information on my William WILLSON. I have found an entry in a 1862 directory for "William WILLSON, Linen & woollen draper, Crown Street, St. Ives". As clutching at straws is becoming an habitual pastime , I wondered if anyone was able to check the 1861 census for this person. I am aware that St. Ives was Huntingdonshire at that time, but I know a lot of the records for there is held in Cambridgeshire now. Here's hoping Gail in NZ

Concerning William Willson of Harlton, Cambridge. The Inclosure Map of Harlton 1808 indicates that a Thomas Willson held a number of properties both arable and domestic in and around the village. Maybe William was of this family. Tony

From Doddington Parish Registers, LDS FHL Film 1040458: Bap #419 10.8.1823 Ann d/o Daniel & Jane FOVARGUE, Doddington, Labourer Bap #450 25.4.1824 Ann d/o Isaac & Phoebe FOVARGUE, Doddington, Labourer Bap #472 25.7.1824 Daniel s/o Daniel & Jane FOVARGUE, Doddington, Farmer Bap #560 24.9.1826 Isaac s/o Daniel & Jane FOVARGUE, Doddington, Farmer Bap #618 22.9.1828 Elizabeth Lidia d/o Isaac & Phobe FAVARGUE, Farmer, Doddington Bap #704 21.2.1829 Isaac s/o William & Ann FOVARGUE, Doddington, Farmer Bap #971 20.4.1834 John Triplowe s/o William & Ann FOVARGUE, Doddington, Farmer Bap #972 20.4.1834 William s/o William & Ann FAVARGUE Doddington, Farmer Bap #1079 12.10.1835 John s/o Daniel & Jane FOVARGUE, Publican, Doddington Bap #1086 29.11.1835 William s/o Daniel & Jane FOVARGUE Publican, Doddington Bap #1290 24.2.1839 Henry Cave s/o Anne FOVARGUE, illegit. Doddington Bap #1564 23.2.1844 William s/o Isaac & Phobe FOVARGUE, Doddington, Farmer Bap #536 17.8.1851 John s/o Jane FOVARGUE, Doddington Bap #636 22.5.1853 Isaac s/o Isaac & Phobe FOVERGUE, Doddington, Farmer, born 12.8.1839 Bap #637 22.5.1853 Emma d/o Isaac & Phobe FOVARGUE, Doddington, Farmer, born 9.10.1840 Bap #638 22.5.1853 James s/o Isaac & Phobe FOVARGUE, Doddington, Farmer, born 12.11.1845 Bap #686 22.5.1853 Isaac s/o Isaac & Phobe FOVERGUE, duplicate - Farmer, Doddington Bap #687 22.5.1853 Emma d/o Isaac & Phobe FOVARGUE, duplicate - Farmer, Doddington Bap #688 22.5.1853 James s/o Isaac & Phobe FOVARGUE, duplicate - Farmer, Doddington Bap #1437 9.10.1864 Mary Jane Richards d/o Jane FOVARGUE, Doddington, spinster Bap #1592 13.9.1868 Anna d/o Isaac & Harriet FOVARGUE, Doddington, Farmer Bap #1672 19.12.1869 Martha Ann d/o Isaac & Harriet FOVARGUE, Doddington, Farmer Bap #1764 2.4.1871 Elizabeth d/o Isaac & Harriet FOVARGUE, Doddington, Farmer Bap #1873 3.11.1872 Daniel s/o Isaac & Harriet FOVARGUE, Doddington, Farmer Bap #1935 22.3.1874 William s/o Isaac & Harriet FOVARGUE, Doddington, Farmer Bap #1998 26.3.1876 Eliza d/o Isaac & Harriet FOVARGUE, Doddington, Farmer Sorry, not doing lookups. Carol

Hi Peter - If you are still looking for CHRISTMAS... From LDS FHL Film 1040458, Doddington Parish Register: Bap 14.4.1684 John s/o Christopher CHRISTMAS Bap 16.11.1686 Jane d/o Christopher CHRISTMAS Bur 11.8.1688 Jane d/o Christopher CHRISTMAS Bap 19?.8.1695 Mary d/o Christopher CHRISTMAS Bur 23.6.1697 Mary d/o Christopher CHRISTMAS Bap 27.9.1702 John s/o Joseph CHRISTMAS Bur 4.10.1704 William CHRISTMAS of Doddington Bap 2.9.1705 Elizabeth d/o Joseph CHRISTMAS of Wimblington Marr 6.12.1705 Christopher CHRISTMAS of Doddington & Mary COLES, Widow of Doddington Bur 29.7.1707 Joseph CHRISTMAS Marr 3.4.1711 John CHRISTMAS & Elizabeth MASON Bap 15.3.1713 Joseph s/o John CHRISTMAS of Wimblington Bur 22.9.1715 Elizabeth the wife of John CHRISTMAS Marr 31.5.1716 John CHRISTMAS & Hannah PRIOR Bap 31.3.1717 William s/o John CHRISTMAS, Wimblington Bur 27.7.1717 Christopher CHRISTMAS, Doddington Bur 23.1.1717/18 Widow (?) CHRISTMAS, Doddington Bur 9.9.1719 John CHRISTMAS, Wimblington Bur 7.3.1720/21 John s/o Widow CHRISTMAS, Wimblington Marr 13.10.1730 John SKINNER & Elizabeth CHRISTMAS, Doddington Sorry, not doing lookups. Happy Holidays - Carol

>> information on my William WILLSON. I have found an entry in a 1862 >> directory for "William WILLSON, Linen & woollen draper, Crown Street, >> St. Ives".<< So you clutch at straws, too? I have quite a handful. ;-) Sarah in Texas Don't have 1861, but here he is in the 1871 Census - Fen Stanton Huntingdonshire 1871 England Census records matching your search for Match QualityNameAge in 1871BirthplaceRelationshipCivil ParishCounty William Willson 49 Harlton, Cambridgeshire, England Head Susanna Willson 44 Woodbridge, Suffolk, England Wife Charles Willson 22 St Ives, Huntingdonshire, England Son Emily Willson18 St Ives, Huntingdonshire, England Daughter Sellsby Willson16 St Ives, Huntingdonshire, England Son Annie Mapperly 21 St Ives, Huntingdonshire, England Servant Source information: RG10/1531 Registration district: St Ives Sub-registration district: St Ives ED, institution, or vessel: 5 Folio: 85 Page: 2 (click to see others on page) Household schedule number: 9

Hi Ruth, Thankyou for the valuable information, I really apreciate your help. Kind regards Carroline -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.289 / Virus Database: 265.4.3 - Release Date: 26/11/04

Hi Carroline The family appears with more than 6 children in the 1851 census transcription for Brinkley (HO 107/1762 f.7B. That household contains Thomas Howard, aged 45, a blacksmith and farmer employing 5 men, born in Brinkley; his 43-year-old wife, Elizabeth, born in Burrough Green; and the following children, all born in Brinkley - Eliza (22), Thomas (18), John (16), Emily (14). Lucy (12), Sarah (10), Richard (8), Maria (6), William (4), George (2). The household also includes Thomas and Elizabeth's granddaughter, Hannah Howard aged 7 born in Brinkley. A search on the IGI (www.familysearch.org), gives a marriage of Thomas Howard and Elizabeth Baldwin on 29 November 1827 in Brinkley. There's a baptism for Elizabeth Baldwin in Burrough Green on 12 Dec 1808 (born 2 Dec), daughter of Joseph and Lucy. The Cambridgeshire Baptism Index has no Thomas Howard baptism for Brinkley. According to the IGI there was a Thomas Howard baptised in nearby Balsham in 1806, but he was buried in 1807. Hope this helps, Ruth On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 18:29:41 -0000, carroline <carroline@ntlworld.com> wrote: > > > > Hi, I am new to this list and I'm hoping to find the parents of Thomas and > > Elizabeth HOWARD bn early 1800's,they were living in Brinkley with their > six > > children ( Emily, thomas, John, Frederick, Maryan and Eliza. I descend > from > > Emily, she married George Edward Deacon . > > Look forward to hearing from anyone with connections to the above. > > Kind regards > > Carroline > > > > -- > No virus found in this outgoing message. > Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. > Version: 7.0.289 / Virus Database: 265.4.3 - Release Date: 26/11/04 > > ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== > . > >

> Hi, I am new to this list and I'm hoping to find the parents of Thomas and > Elizabeth HOWARD bn early 1800's,they were living in Brinkley with their six > children ( Emily, thomas, John, Frederick, Maryan and Eliza. I descend from > Emily, she married George Edward Deacon . > Look forward to hearing from anyone with connections to the above. > Kind regards > Carroline > -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.289 / Virus Database: 265.4.3 - Release Date: 26/11/04

Listers, Details can also be found on the Cambridgeshire FHS web site at www.cfhs.org.uk/Meetings/WoodGreen.html incidentally it was nice of Janice to add the Radio Cambridgeshire URL but there is an 'e' missing it should be www.bbc.co.uk/cambridgeshire/ Kind regards, Martin Edwards Cambridgeshire History Portal - www.cambridgeshirehistory.com My Far East - www.myfareast.org Cross Keys - www.cross-keys.org ItsMyPub - www.itsmypub.com Roll of Honour - www.roll-of-honour.com Boer Wars - www.boer-war.com Local Ancestors - www.localancestors.com GenWeb Cambridgeshire - www.rootsweb.com/~engcam GenWeb Huntingdonshire - www.rootsweb.com/~enghun GenWeb Bedfordshire - www.rootsweb.com/~engbdf GENUKI Cambridgeshire - www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/CAM GENUKI Bedfordshire - www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/BDF GENUKI Huntingdonshire - www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/HUN Cambridgeshire FHS - www.cfhs.org.uk Hertfordshire FHS - www.hertsfhs.org.uk Huntingdonshire FHS - www.huntsfhs.org.uk Peterborough & District FHS - www.peterborofhs.org.uk Fenland FHS - www.fenlandfhs.org.uk Cambridgeshire LHS - www.cambridgeshirehistory.com/Societies/clhs Cambridgeshire Records Soc - www.cambridgeshirehistory.com/Societies/crs Mike Petty Historian - www.cambridgeshirehistory.com/MikePetty Laurel Walk Homewatch - www.laurelwalk.org Personal Homepages - http://martin.edwards.name mailto: martin.edwards@fastfreenet.com

I will appreciate contact with anyone interested in the Carvers and or the dissenter religious movement John Carver minister @ Kirtling 1763 - 1770 his son William b. 1770 Kirtling/ minister @ Melbourne ?1792 -?1825 William m/ Mary Their Carver children 1/ William Crole m e.A. Scruby- (have list of 9 ch for them) 2/Mary 3/Louisa 4/ Edmund -have a bit about him. doctor 5/ fredrick m/ 1862Elizabeth Beaumont 6/ Elizabeth A. m/ 1856 John F. beaumont 7/Algernon 8/Francis 9/ Eustace in appreciation Beverley desc of their blacksheep-transported 1792

In a message dated 30/11/2004 19:04:22 GMT Standard Time, historyscape@gmail.com writes: The Cambridgeshire Baptism Index has no Thomas Howard baptism for Brinkley. Dear Ruth and Carroline, I am very annoyed with myself because I have who I think is the 'right' Thomas HOWARD for you, i.e. baptised at Brinkley 30th March 1806, son of Richard HOWARD and Mary (nee CHALLIS), BUT I haven't recorded where I got the information from! However, at the time I put this family on my database (for another reason!), I was visiting the C.R.O. on a regular basis, so I think the record is probably O.K.! Yours, etc. Geoffrey Woollard in Cambridgeshire.

Hello Everyone I thought that you may be interested in a program which is on the radio it Radio Cambridgeshire & they will be broadcasting live from a family history day which is part of the Who Do You Think You Are series, if you go to www.bbc.co.uk/cambridgshire & you can click on the radio to hear it do this a bit before as you may have to download something to hear it The Day is free if you wish to go & again can get more info from the site about the day which is offering free help if you can't go it on between 2-4 PM UK time Regards Janice