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This morning I had an e-mail from an Irene Gent headed Bootsale the actual e-mail read Hi How are you I send you this file in order to have your advice See you later Thanks NO NAME Has any one sent me this attachment I have deleted e-mail & attachment David Yorath

At 21:14 03/09/01 +0100, Melanie Hayles wrote: >Hello all > >I thought it was about time to re-post my surname interests. >PARKER Glos and Monmouthshire Melanie, My wife's family tree contains PARKERs, any connection? Descendants of Isaac PARKER 0 .Isaac PARKER b. ABT 1833, Lanishan, MON m. Isabella b. ABT 1832, Slimbridge, GLS 1 . . John PARKER b. ABT 1856, Upleadon, GLS m. Fanny WEBB b. ABT 1857, Cheltenham, GLS 2 . . . Thomas PARKER b. ABT 1875, Lydney, GLS 2 . . . Joseph PARKER b. Friday 24 March 1876, Lydney, GLS m. Jane Ann HOWELL b. Wednesday 19 June 1878, Chepstow, MON 3 . . . . .Jane Evelyn May PARKER b. Saturday 24 May 1902, 2 Kingarth Street, Roath, Cardfiff UD m. Arthur BOUGHTON b. Wednesday 2 October 1901 4 . . . . . . Dorothy Evelyn May BOUGHTON b. Friday 1 August 1924 m. Donald Frederick WILCE b. Wednesday 24 August 1921 4 . . . . . . Marjorie BOUGHTON b. Saturday 11 September 1926 m. Edward TURNER 2 . . . Frank PARKER b. ABT 1878, Lydney, GLS 2 . . . Frederick PARKER b. ABT 1881, Lydney, GLS 1 . . Thomas PARKER b. ABT 1859, Lydney, GLS

At 21:14 03/09/01 +0100, Melanie Hayles wrote: >Hello all > >I thought it was about time to re-post my surname interests. >PARKER Glos and Monmouthshire Melanie, My wife's family tree contains PARKERs, any connection? Descendants of Isaac PARKER 0 .Isaac PARKER b. ABT 1833, Lanishan, MON m. Isabella b. ABT 1832, Slimbridge, GLS 1 . . John PARKER b. ABT 1856, Upleadon, GLS m. Fanny WEBB b. ABT 1857, Cheltenham, GLS 2 . . . Thomas PARKER b. ABT 1875, Lydney, GLS 2 . . . Joseph PARKER b. Friday 24 March 1876, Lydney, GLS m. Jane Ann HOWELL b. Wednesday 19 June 1878, Chepstow, MON 3 . . . . .Jane Evelyn May PARKER b. Saturday 24 May 1902, 2 Kingarth Street, Roath, Cardfiff UD m. Arthur BOUGHTON b. Wednesday 2 October 1901 4 . . . . . . Dorothy Evelyn May BOUGHTON b. Friday 1 August 1924 m. Donald Frederick WILCE b. Wednesday 24 August 1921 4 . . . . . . Marjorie BOUGHTON b. Saturday 11 September 1926 m. Edward TURNER 2 . . . Frank PARKER b. ABT 1878, Lydney, GLS 2 . . . Frederick PARKER b. ABT 1881, Lydney, GLS 1 . . Thomas PARKER b. ABT 1859, Lydney, GLS

I believe that the Library has copies of old Three Forest Newspapers. Would SKS be willing to do a lookup for an obituary notice - I have the date of death in 1943. I'll be happy to provide the details if anyone can help. John in Sussex by the Sea.

Hello folks My ggg grandfather George RUDGE was born in 1815 at Ruardean Hill,as was his wife Ann JONES in 1818. Looking at the OS Map for the Forest of Dean I found a place called THE RUDGE about 2 miles north of Ruardean Hill,near the village of East Dean.It is not clear on the map what it is,possibly a hamlet or small farm. Are there any listers who maybe know the area,who would be able to tell me anything about The Rudge and if there was any connection to the RUDGE name? thanks Simon

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To all Americans My heartfelt sympathy and prayers go with you at this awful time. Words cannot do justice to how we all feel at this atrocity. Janet in Dudley, West Midlands, England _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

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Could SKS look for a marriage of Charles ALLEN to Sarah ____, probably around 1834-35. First known child baptized 1836 in Hartpury. Thanks! Esther in California [email protected]

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Sorry to post to the list but does anyone know if Lindsey Guest has changed her email address. I responded about a week ago to a message she had sent to the list in May but have not yet heard back from her. As it is several months since her initial email I thought it possible that she had changed names. I gave her information about the name Brain as I believe that we are related through a 5 x grandparent. Thank you. June (Australia)

Hello listers, I am trying to trace the forbears of Benjamin Hooke who married Elizabeth Brewer in 1787. He lived at Crookes Park, Newent, Glos and at Norton, Worcs. Does some kind soul have a record of these people? Best wishes Sybil Cameron

Apropos explosions in the Forest, does anyone know if any histories have been written which deal with the ammunition dumps which were scattered around the Forest of Dean during WW11? TIA Alan

Hello all I thought it was about time to re-post my surname interests. I also wanted to mention that my family tree is online at Rootsweb's World Connect project; http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=mrh01 BEACH Forest of Dean, Glos BISHTON Lancs and Cumbria BRAIN Forest of Dean, Glos COLEMAN Monmouthshire & ?Glos EVANS Forest of Dean, Glos & Monmouthshire FINCH Lancs FRANCOMB(E) Glos HAYLES Isle of Wight JENKINS Forest of Dean, Glos & Monmouthshire MORGAN Monmouthshire PARKER Glos and Monmouthshire PRITCHARD Monmouthshire ROBERTS Monmouthshire WELSTEAD Glos Many Thanks Melanie Hayles [email protected]

Dear Listers, Having asked for the List Owner's permission, I should like to introduce myself. My name is Helen Carlisle and I live in West Sussex, UK. My surname interests in Gloucestershire and Bristol are WITCHELL and MILSTEAD and I'm relatively new to genealogy, but have volunteered to be an Area Co-ordinator for the Free Census Project. First of all, let me say right here and now, that I am not familiar with the county of Gloucestershire in any but the most general details, but I hope to increase my knowledge as I become more involved. Has everyone heard of the FreeCens Project which is on-going? This is a project with volunteers putting in their time to transcribe the data. If you go to the web site http://freecen.rootsweb.com/ you can see which counties have started and are in progress. Others are joining all the time, and I am now hoping to get started on the Bristol and South Gloucestershire areas. The Free Census project started in February 2000 with Devon. Eight months later, Cornwall started; and there about 35 projects running or in the pipeline. You may have seen previous publicity concerning the FreeCEN project - the Internet-based 'free-to-view' project that will enable researchers to view details of UK Censuses between the years 1841 and 1891, especially the ability to search by surname across census years and counties. In particular, it will considerably help researchers who cannot visit the U.K., or even those in the U.K. who, like myself, find difficulty in travelling. Good progress has been made already for some counties, and others will start soon, in particular the 1891 Census at this stage. However, to put all those details on-line does require a lot more effort. Even if you can only afford a few hours per week, please seriously consider offering your help as transcriber and/or checker. Free software, procedures and all kinds of help are available. Since I am unable to travel far, I felt I would like to contribute in some way. If I am to ask for help in knocking down my "brickwalls" it seems only fair that I do something to help fellow researchers, and as area co-ordinator for Bristol and Southern Gloucestershire, I am currently looking for volunteers to help with this county's transcription. To begin with, this transcription will concentrate on Bristol, Barton, Chipping Sodbury, Thornbury, and Dursley. Please come and volunteer your help on this project, whether for the area I have specified or for any other area of interest to you. If you are a member of a FHS or Local History Society, perhaps you could help further the success of this project by seeking the help of other members? Perhaps you may have questions to ask? I should be very pleased to hear from you. Most volunteers are people like me who have not done anything public spirited like this. They do not have projects already going. Many of them are new to family history, to the internet, and to computers. Why not help us in doing some transcription? The Freecens project aims to make the UK censuses free to search on line (as opposed to the PRO project which only provides an index free). Starting with 1891, the programme is well ahead in some counties which will start to go online at the end of the year. There are over 300 people, all volunteers, involved in transcription but more are still needed. Do please get back to me if you could volunteer, or make contact as suggested through the website. Helen Free CENsus Co-ordinator Bristol and Southern Gloucestershire. Full details of this project may be found at: http://freecen.rootsweb.com/ Names being researched: Essex - ARNOLD, BAKER, BIRD, CARTER, CROSS, DENCH, DODD, EASTLAND, FARROW, FITCH, FULLER, GARDINER, HARDING, HAY, JAY, JONES, MILSTED, PEARSON, PICKETT, RUSS, SLADE, SHEPARD, WHITE, WALKER, WHEELER Kent - COUCH, MILSTEAD/MILSTED, WOOD, London - BUTLER, CARLISLE, COUCH, COULDERY, HALL, JENNINGS, MILSTED, TEMPLE, India - BERESFORD, DI ROSE, HENNESSEY, PERKINS, WALSH

> Hi Everyone, > > With permission from your list owner I am sending this invitation to all of > you in Ontario, Canada > > I, and the subscribers to Derbysgen, would like to invite you to a > Get-Together of subscribers to UK county/surname lists. > > This event would be an opportunity to meet with other subscribers from other > UK lists, to put a face to the email address and give you the chance to > share your surname interests with others. > > Plans have not been finalized yet as we need to know how many people plan on > coming before we can set a venue. > > So if you're interested please forward to me ([email protected]) > the following information: > > Name: > Where in Ontario you live: > How many there will be in your party: > > Hope to see you there. > > Take care > > Jayne > Ontario, Canada > Sometimes my mind wanders, and sometimes it leaves completely....... > I use the following for my research. > ARCHIVE CD BOOKS - http://www.archivecdbooks.com > http://www.webcomcreations.com/memory/index.htm > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~spire/index.htm > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=spire > > > > > > >

I'm looking for any information about Richard ALLEN (wife Edith) whose 11 children were bp in Hartpury between 1804 and 1829 (poor Edith!), occupation unknown. Also his son Charles ALLEN (wife Sarah) whose children were born in Hartpury and Upleadon between 1836 and 1844. His occupation in 1851 was butcher, and in 1881 was small farmer. Any information appreciated! Esther in California

David Thanks very much. I'll take a look. Regards Joy ----- Original Message ----- From: David Steel <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; JOY SALT <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 9:20 AM Subject: Re: [FoD] : New subscriber - Help please > > Also where else reasonably locally can I get access to Birth, > >Marriage, Death indexes. > > I believe that these are available at Cinderford Library, in Bellevue > Road, next door to the local registrar. > > > =============================== > David Steel <[email protected]> > Adelaide, South Australia > keeper of the Gloucestershire Surnames List at > <http://www.tpg.com.au/users/dsteel/glsnames.htm> > ================================================= >