>Forwarded for Elizabeth - elizgh@btinternet.com - can anyone help her >with Bere Regis? It is not possible, however to send scans to the list - there is a 10KB size limit and attachments are not accepted because of the risk of viruses. Incidentally I have now been told that the name Bundol/Bundole/Bundall was found in 16-18th century Dorset , especially around Toller Fratrum. The name Bundy was also reasonably common. Both had pratically died out by the start of the 19th century. Helen >Hi Helen, this is a useful email on Bundy . I agree I have never heard >Bundhole, but I do have Bundock in Norfolk, sorry to confuse things. I have >also been saying Bundhole, and come up with Bundle, and B misread for R >Rundle.....fascinating !!! And if you write Bundhole could the le be k , >not too much difference , . I would actually like to see the original >source of Bundhole. Maybe the lister can find the original and scan it in >for general consumption . > Small thought , what , if anything , is transcribed for Bere Regis. >Looking for a Torvill / Torvell/ Torell etc, Benjamin Peter and James sons >of James and Sarah circa 1760 - ish ? > Yrs Elizabeth > > > > > Helen Jones, Weymouth, Dorset helen@melcombe.freeserve.co.uk http://www.melcombe.freeserve.co.uk