Hi Listers, I have been trying to look at the Times web site but can't get passed the user name and password page.......................help! It sounds like it can be done but how..........................?? A very frustrated Lynne! --------------------------------- Yahoo! Messenger - Communicate instantly..."Ping" your friends today! Download Messenger Now

Hi everyone I've also used this site with no library card. It's great & I found a very interesting story on arsenic poisoning in Manea in 1847 which having read it all has helped me smash through one of my brickwalls!!! I'm still reeling from it all LOL Just got to get it all together & contact my other Youngs researcher So if you're still online Greg - give me a bell Good hunting Jane Essex

John, I hope I am not giving you incorrect information, but I am sure that the well-known genalogist, Colin Chapman, said at the Launceston gathering in the early 1990's, that it was only legal to be married in the Churh of England until a certain year, which I can't remember. I then thought that this is why only C.of E. parishes were listed in the IGI? Someone with more knowledge will hopefully give more info. Shirley(Australia) ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Waters" <waters65@relax.com.au> To: <ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 5:32 PM Subject: [ENG-CAMB] Primitive Methodists and Marriages > My g-grandparents were members of the Primitive Methodist Chapel in Weston Colville at the time of their marriage in 1849, but they were married in the Parish Church of St Mary. Could someone please confirm for me whether this would be because at that time the chapel did not have a license to perform marriages. Thank you. > > John Waters > Melbourne > > > ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== > . > >

Subscribers, It is up to you whether you choose to participate in this survey or not, however I would like you to know that the poster of this message did so without asking for or receiving permission from the administrator of this or any of the dozens of other Rootsweb lists she posted it to. This is not only poor etiquette as regards these mailing lists but the posting is also enormously off-topic. Ms Veale has earned the displeasure of many list administrators through this posting. Before you participate could I direct your attention to this page on her web site to help you in your choice. http://casa.de.veale.com.au/html/body_appreciation.html I have made the choice to unsubscribe this poster from this list and her address has been placed on the rejection list. Cheers -- Robyn Smith -- Sydney, Australia Listowner ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE, ENGLISH-FENS at www.Rootsweb.com List admin ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE, GEN-WebDesign, OPC-CAM-Little-Shelford, OPC-CAM-Brinkley, OPC-DEV-Bickington at www.British-Genealogy.com Family History Web Site http://www.robalsmith.id.au Little Shelford Web Site http://shelford.robalsmith.id.au/ -----Original Message----- From: Kylie Veale [mailto:research@veale.com.au] Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 10:37 AM To: ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ENG-CAMB] Learning the craft of genealogy online Fellow genealogists, Have you ever used the Internet to learn about genealogy methods and resources? Taken a genealogy course online? Read some 'how to' articles? Then I would like to hear from you. I am an Australian Ph.D. student who is currently writing a book chapter for an academic Virtual Learning Environment publication - my chapter is about using the Internet for genealogical education. I would therefore love to hear from you, fellow genealogists, about any Internet-based content you've used for genealogy education. This includes online courses (free or fee), how-to's, articles/columns, newsgroups, BBS, chat, mailing lists, forums, or even personal web pages that publish learning material - anything online that helps you in learning the craft of genealogy. Your comments on the following is of utmost interest: What are your favourite learning outlets on the Internet? How often do you use them? Can or did you find what you needed online? What are your learning successes? What could be better? What do you look for in genealogical learning on the Internet? If you would like to participate, your comments are extremely welcome. Please send your comments to me directly at research@veale.com.au before Saturday 1st May 2004. I thank you in advance for your participation in this academic research. Kylie Veale P.S. Names and email addresses will be protected and are therefore not included in the publication. Copies of the paper will be made available to interested participants on request, after the book has been published. ----------------------------------------------- Kylie J. Veale | Brisbane, Australia GradDipInvEnv, MInetStds(Design) Provisional PhD candidate http://www.veale.com.au/kylie icq: 27938257 msn: kyliej@hotmail.com yahoo: kylie_veale ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== .

Sorry I have not answered the queries before but I have been out all day. I have just tried the website that I gave you and it is still working. I didn't need a password but there was a question from someone on the other county's mailing list and he was also getting the password screen. Apparently if you get the password screen you need to adjust your firewall settings in Norton or switch the firewall off while you access the site. Celia Perry DianeJulieDavies@aol.com wrote: > I think it's finished. I was on earlier but it wouldn't go to the same page > tonight. > Unless somebody knows different?? > Diane > > ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== > .

My g-grandparents were members of the Primitive Methodist Chapel in Weston Colville at the time of their marriage in 1849, but they were married in the Parish Church of St Mary. Could someone please confirm for me whether this would be because at that time the chapel did not have a license to perform marriages. Thank you. John Waters Melbourne

Could some kind person with access to the 1851 census please check to see if the names Linig or Snow, or some approximation of them, appear. I have a document which bears names like these but it is hard to be sure. John Waters Melbourne

I have several deaths in Weston Colville in February and April 1834, all adults, but leaving a family of five ranging from 2 yrs to 16. Is there any evidence of an epidemic at that time? Any information would be much appreciated. Thank you. John Waters Melbourne

Maybe it is. Did you have them in 1851? Ann and Charles are in 2 difference places. Juliet ----- Original Message ----- From: "Donna Gee" <donna@icehouse.demon.co.uk> To: <ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 3:39 PM Subject: RE: [ENG-CAMB] 1841 census for Cambridge - THRESHER > Sorry, should have mentioned that I already had! No luck I'm afraid. > I'm assuming that this is incomplete? > > Donna > > -----Original Message----- > From: juliet [mailto:juliet22@btopenworld.com] > Sent: 27 April 2004 15:15 > To: ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [ENG-CAMB] 1841 census for Cambridge - THRESHER > > Donna, > Try > http://www.cfhs.org.uk/1841Index/index.html > Cambs Family history soc site - its their searchable 1841 census and > they > have one for the 1851. > Good luck. > Juliet > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Donna Gee" <donna@icehouse.demon.co.uk> > To: <ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 3:04 PM > Subject: [ENG-CAMB] 1841 census for Cambridge - THRESHER > > > > Hello > > > > I've trying to find the following on the 1841 census (if at all > > possible). > > > > Husband - Charles Thresher - born London? Inspector of Police > > > Wife - Ann Thresher - aged 31 > > > > Ann died in 1854 and the address was Willow Lane, St Andrew the Great, > > Cambridge > > > > Any help would be great. > > > > Thank you > > > > Donna > > > > > > > > ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== > > . > > > ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== > . > > > > > ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== > .

I think it's finished. I was on earlier but it wouldn't go to the same page tonight. Unless somebody knows different?? Diane

Sorry, should have mentioned that I already had! No luck I'm afraid. I'm assuming that this is incomplete? Donna -----Original Message----- From: juliet [mailto:juliet22@btopenworld.com] Sent: 27 April 2004 15:15 To: ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ENG-CAMB] 1841 census for Cambridge - THRESHER Donna, Try http://www.cfhs.org.uk/1841Index/index.html Cambs Family history soc site - its their searchable 1841 census and they have one for the 1851. Good luck. Juliet ----- Original Message ----- From: "Donna Gee" <donna@icehouse.demon.co.uk> To: <ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 3:04 PM Subject: [ENG-CAMB] 1841 census for Cambridge - THRESHER > Hello > > I've trying to find the following on the 1841 census (if at all > possible). > > Husband - Charles Thresher - born London? Inspector of Police > Wife - Ann Thresher - aged 31 > > Ann died in 1854 and the address was Willow Lane, St Andrew the Great, > Cambridge > > Any help would be great. > > Thank you > > Donna > > > > ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== > . ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== .

Donna, Try http://www.cfhs.org.uk/1841Index/index.html Cambs Family history soc site - its their searchable 1841 census and they have one for the 1851. Good luck. Juliet ----- Original Message ----- From: "Donna Gee" <donna@icehouse.demon.co.uk> To: <ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 3:04 PM Subject: [ENG-CAMB] 1841 census for Cambridge - THRESHER > Hello > > I've trying to find the following on the 1841 census (if at all > possible). > > Husband - Charles Thresher - born London? Inspector of Police > Wife - Ann Thresher - aged 31 > > Ann died in 1854 and the address was Willow Lane, St Andrew the Great, > Cambridge > > Any help would be great. > > Thank you > > Donna > > > > ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== > .

Hello I've trying to find the following on the 1841 census (if at all possible). Husband - Charles Thresher - born London? Inspector of Police Wife - Ann Thresher - aged 31 Ann died in 1854 and the address was Willow Lane, St Andrew the Great, Cambridge Any help would be great. Thank you Donna

Does anyone have a copy of the English parish records for Cambridgeshire etc by Ancestry? If so, could SKS look up a marriage for me. WILLIAM SHILTON/SHELTON to SARAH ANSELL by 1827. I think this is the only avenue I haven't gone down. Tried everywhere else. Thanks very much. Juliet

I was on the site yesterday and did not need to enter any info---just the place or person I was interested in searching. Sue ----- Original Message ----- From: <DLMOKDOKI@aol.com> To: <ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 7:38 AM Subject: Re: [ENG-CAMB] The Times Digital Archive 1785-1985-free access > Is it possible to still access this site. I've found it requires a library > card #, etc. > http://libraryweek.galedemo.com/history.htm > > > LH > > > ==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== > . >

Hello John There was a cholera outbreak in 1831 in the UK which started worldwide in 1826. I know it was quite predominant in Norfolk and I have a mother & son who died of it in 1834 in Denver which is very close to the Cambridgeshire border. I have a Word doc of UK illnesses from 1350 to 1950. If you're interested contact me off list. Brenda >From: "John Waters" <waters65@relax.com.au> >Reply-To: ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com >To: ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [ENG-CAMB] 1834 epidemic? >Date: Tue, 27 Apr 2004 17:25:44 +1000 > >I have several deaths in Weston Colville in February and April 1834, all >adults, but leaving a family of five ranging from 2 yrs to 16. Is there >any evidence of an epidemic at that time? Any information would be much >appreciated. Thank you. > >John Waters >Melbourne > > > >==== ENG-CAMBRIDGESHIRE Mailing List ==== >. > _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself with cool new emoticons http://www.msn.co.uk/specials/myemo

Fellow genealogists, Have you ever used the Internet to learn about genealogy methods and resources? Taken a genealogy course online? Read some 'how to' articles? Then I would like to hear from you. I am an Australian Ph.D. student who is currently writing a book chapter for an academic Virtual Learning Environment publication - my chapter is about using the Internet for genealogical education. I would therefore love to hear from you, fellow genealogists, about any Internet-based content you've used for genealogy education. This includes online courses (free or fee), how-to's, articles/columns, newsgroups, BBS, chat, mailing lists, forums, or even personal web pages that publish learning material - anything online that helps you in learning the craft of genealogy. Your comments on the following is of utmost interest: What are your favourite learning outlets on the Internet? How often do you use them? Can or did you find what you needed online? What are your learning successes? What could be better? What do you look for in genealogical learning on the Internet? If you would like to participate, your comments are extremely welcome. Please send your comments to me directly at research@veale.com.au before Saturday 1st May 2004. I thank you in advance for your participation in this academic research. Kylie Veale P.S. Names and email addresses will be protected and are therefore not included in the publication. Copies of the paper will be made available to interested participants on request, after the book has been published. ----------------------------------------------- Kylie J. Veale | Brisbane, Australia GradDipInvEnv, MInetStds(Design) Provisional PhD candidate http://www.veale.com.au/kylie icq: 27938257 msn: kyliej@hotmail.com yahoo: kylie_veale

Researching LOGWOOD or LOCKWOOD(s) & HALL, Cambridgeshire, England & USA connections. Marriage in 1783 in Wisbech St Mary for Thomas LOCKWOOD to Mary HALL. Charlotte LOGWOOD bap 1805 in March, Cambridgeshire dau of Thomas & Mary LOGWOOD. Joseph LOGWOOD bap 1801 in March, Cambridgeshire son of Thomas & Mary LOGWOOD Mary LOCKWOOD bap 1804 in March, Cambridgeshire dau of Thomas & Mary LOCKWOOD - she was buried in March, Cambridgeshire in 1804 Anyone researching any of these families please contact me at tutu.lu@characterlink.net Happy trails, LuAna Drake Craig

Is it possible to still access this site. I've found it requires a library card #, etc. http://libraryweek.galedemo.com/history.htm LH

Yes it certainly is Stourbridge Fair In message <408CF617.70BBBF53@sympatico.ca>, Celia Perry <f.cperry@sympatico.ca> writes >I received this website from another county's mailing list. When I >searched for 'Cambridge' many news articles came up and in one article >mention was made of "Stirbitch Fair". Does anyone know if this was the >former name of "Stourbridge Fair"? The website to check out is >http://libraryweek.galedemo.com/history.htm. Then click on 'The Times >Digital Archive 1785-1985' - a very interesting website. > >Celia Perry, >Ontario Canada. > >______________________________ -- Wendy Doyle