My I be very Cheeky today and ask if anyone hads the 1851 Census for Balsham area, if they could find a THOMAS PLUMB born C 1840. Looking for parents and or Siblings. Honor

Thank you To Ruth. A look up for PLUMBS on the 1871 Census Within an Hour of the message being sent. What a gal!. Honor

Can anyone help us with the Peterborough 1841 and 1851 censuses for the surnames of either Goude or Goode please Regards Eunice Goude

I have a mystery re: Joshua WHALEY who lived in West Walton, Norfolk. His children were born there from mid 1820's until 1841. Found most of them in parish registers. Joshua WHALEY, though, does not appear in 1841 census according to a previous lookup request. However, in April 1842, Joshua WHALEY was tried in Crown Court, Norwich, Norfolk circuit. It states he was of West Walton. Since I cannot locate him in 1841 census, I wonder if anyone has access to this census and can find his neighbors who testified against him in court. They are Anne WRIGHT, Mr. PORTER, Mrs, SHANE. I am hoping perhaps that Joshua WHALEY's wife & children are next to these people in the census but with incorrect surname? His wife was Mary or Sarah, children: Sarah, Mary Ann, Joshua, Elizabeth, Joseph. If none of these people can be found, then I will figure they were all enumerated under a different parish? Any help greatly appreciated Sue, USA P.S. Am trying this list first as I been subscribed here a long time, most of my WHALEY's are in Cambs, and the fact that West Walton was part of Wisbech district. THANKS!

IS there some very kind person with acess to the 1871 Census for this area of Cambridgeshire who could do a lookup to see if a WILLIAM THOMAS PLUMB born c 1864 is living with his parents possibly Fleam dyke, Balsham.,West Wratting area. Looking for name of parents and or siblings. Honor

looking for information on parents of John Fuller born cambridge married to florence m. fuller born geddington northhampton age 33 and 21 in 1881 census from chesterton cambridge they moved to Guernsey in the Channel Islands 1901 census then on to usa canada and australia have information on current day australia and some of canada but looking for info futher back if any body has connections that could help Regards Chris Verstage engcg@mcmedia.com.au

Hello Cookie, Saw your email. I am not looking for those surnames but I noticed the areas you were searching in. I have the early Oakington, Longstanton, and Cottenham indexes, I also have Coton, Histon and Girton if you would like a look-up. Let me know.. Best wishes from Lynn (from the land down-under) Genealogy is like playing hide and seek. They hide and I seek..... ----- Original Message ----- From: <GreystokeB@aol.com> To: <ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 11, 2004 12:56 AM Subject: Re: [ENG-CAMB] New to list my research names > Beryl, > Any connections to COOK or BURTON in the > area of Oakington, Longstanton, & Cottenham? > Would be grateful to hear. > Cookie, Florida, USA > << GreystokeB@aol.com >> > > > ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== > . > > >

There's a John Fuller aged 3, parents Henry and Elizabeth, on the 1851 census, in Cambridge All Saints parish. You can find the children's christenings on FamilySearch, including the usefully distinctive Edward Warwick Fuller born in 1851. This might be your family, anyway. John and Florence's marriage certificate will have his father's name. Estelle >looking for information on parents of John Fuller born cambridge > married to florence m. fuller born geddington northhampton > age 33 and 21 in 1881 census from chesterton cambridge they moved to > Guernsey in the Channel Islands 1901 census >then on to usa canada and australia have information on current day >australia and some of canada but looking for info futher back if any body >has connections that could help

Hello to < abcowan > Thanks for your friendly note and for your generous offer to do a look up for me. Anything you could find on either COOK or BURTON in those three villages would be greatly appreciated. My information is sparse. TIA Cookie, in Florida, USA << GreystokeB@aol.com >> <Oakington, Cottenham, Longstanton>

Will do this as soon as poss Ivor. Honor ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ivor Cornwell" <ivor.cornwell@ntlworld.com> To: <ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2004 10:58 PM Subject: [ENG-CAMB] Ayres > Hi All > > I have just been on the LDS site and found one of the children of John Ayres > and Louisa ? ( Alfred Willard Ayres ) baptised 12th November 1865 at St > Andrew the Less Cambridge is there any body out there with access to these > church records who could do some look ups at this church for me and check > for any other children please. > > With best regards > > Ivor > In Norwich,Norfolk > > > > > ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== > .

Hi Janet, Do you have any Modens from Coveney, Cambridge? Cheers, Catherine

Having put out a plea for the name of this survey as soon as I had sent it I found my source of info! I had been valiantly thinking of "Asquith's Survey" etc etc. Just to confirm that the Cambridge Record Office hold Valuation Books, Form 37-Land and Work Maps plus some misc. docs. Hunts Record Office has similar holdings for their old county. regards Pam

Can anyone remind me of the name of the land survey which is named after the man who organised it (was it a Min of Ag survey) I am not thinking of the Farm Survey of 1941. I remember looking at coloured maps in the PRO some years ago but can't for the life of me remember the name of the survey. Thanks Pam

Hell Mark, You sent an email in October last year with your surnames. I have LAWRENCE and WOODLEY at least. Rosina Eliza Lawrence married John Thomas Woodley. My ancestry has 17000 nmes and I would be happy to hear from you and you are welcome to aything I have if we connect. Beryl Renton in Brisbane (Grandparents above and Rosina's parents were William Henry Lawrence and Sarah Catherine Chant)

Many thanks for the responses to my query about Martha Gill, information received brings me up to date. Jean Lloyd, Bridgend South Wales.

Beryl, Any connections to COOK or BURTON in the area of Oakington, Longstanton, & Cottenham? Would be grateful to hear. Cookie, Florida, USA << GreystokeB@aol.com >>

hi Jean This may be her from ancestry.com...the age is correct. Death Jun 1891 Age 77 District: North Witchford Vol: 3b Page 433 HTH Janet Cwmbran South Wales NEWELL in/around Melbourn and Steeple Morden ----- Original Message ----- From: "raylloyd" <raylloyd@lineone.net> To: <ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2004 9:07 AM Subject: [ENG-CAMB] Martha Gill > Please can anyone help me. > I am looking for the death details of my 2 x Great Grandmother Martha Gill, nee Wallman, she was living in Green Street Orwell, in 1881 and was aged 67. > I have no idea what happened to her after that. > > Jean Lloyd > Bridgend > South Wales. > > > ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== > . >

Please can anyone help me. I am looking for the death details of my 2 x Great Grandmother Martha Gill, nee Wallman, she was living in Green Street Orwell, in 1881 and was aged 67. I have no idea what happened to her after that. Jean Lloyd Bridgend South Wales.

Paula & Geoffrey Thank you for the information. Judy

Hi list, Does anyone has access to the 1861 Parson Drove, Cambridgeshire census? I am looking for the family of Robert WHALEY. He was born in Wimblington, Cambs c 1820. I could not find him in Cambridgeshire in 1851 census, but in 1871 is living in Parson Drove with some of his children and listed as widowed. I have not been able to find his wife's name. There should be several children listed that were born in the 1850's in Parson Drove according to later censuses. Any help gratefully received. Sue, USA