on 5/6/05 11:00 am, David DOWD at david.dowd@tesco.net wrote: > Dear Dot, > > The Gurd and Jurd families peacefully coexist at present in Botley, > Eastleigh, Shirley, and Southampton (and separately in innumerable other > Hampshire places, too). > > Jurd first appeared in Suffolk in 1275, as Jorde in Norfolk 1210, Jurde > in Huntingdonshire 1209 and Worcestershire 1275. Said to be a pet form > of Jordan, which became popular under the Normans (from at least 1200) > whose Crusaders brought home flasks of Jordan water to be used at baptisms. > > The best place to get Censuses on CD is Archive CD at > www.archivecdbooks.org/ (there are other sources but they're nowhere > near as good quality) - however I think the nearest at present for > Hampshire is the 1841 or 1861, which I have. Check Rod Neep's site > for plans to issue 1851 - I wouldn't bother buying it from elsewhere. > Hello David Thanks for your message Do I take it you are connected with the Gurd or Jurd families? The first Gurd I've found was Adam in the late 13th Century renting land from Lacock Abbey in Wiltshire, but living in Hatherop, Gloucestershire. The census takers obviously got mixed up with the two spellings, as we have this family I believe this is the marriage Marriages Mar 1849  Davies  Jane   S. Stoneham  7 267   Jurd  Thomas South Stoneham 7 267 ------------------------- Then Thomas' death Deaths Jun 1859 JURD  Thomas    South Stoneham In 1861 when a widow Jane was JURD but when she had remarried to her lodger her children were noted 10 years later as GURD 1861 Census South Stoneham, Hants 1. Sunday¹s Hill Cottages Jane Jurd; Head; Wid; ; 41; Washer Woman; b.Titchfield, Hants Sarah Jurd; Dau; 11; b. South Stoneham, Hants George Jurd; Son; 9; Scholar; b. South Stoneham, Hants Thomas Jurd; Son; 6; b. South Stoneham, Hants John Jurd;Son; 4; b. South Stoneham, Hants Ann Jurd; Dau; 2; Scholar; b. South Stoneham, Hants Rosa Harding; Nurse Child; 1; b. South Stoneham, Hants John Dawkins; Lodger; Single; 47; Ag Lab; b.Titchfield, Hants 1871 Census Botley, Hants F B Road John Dawkins; Head; 60; Ag Lab; b.Titchfield, Hants Jane Dawkins; Wife; 49; Laundress; b.Titchfield, Hants William Dawkins; Son; 9; Scholar; b. Botley, Hants Emily Jane Dawkins; Dau; 4; Scholar; b. Botley, Hants George Gurd; Step Son; 19; Ag Lab; b. South Stoneham, Hants Tom Gurd; Step Son; 17; Ag Lab; b. South Stoneham, Hants Alfred John Gurd; Step Son; 14; Ag Lab; b. South Stoneham, Hants Mary Ann Gurd; Step Daughter; 12; Scholar; b. South Stoneham, Hants Do let me know if you have connections with the family Thanks again for your advice Dot

1851 Census H107 1552 page 470 14 New Street, Stepney, London John SMITH, age 67, Baker, born St Georges East Hannah SMITH, wife, age 70, born Isle of Wight John BERRY, grandson, age 8, scholar, born St Dunstan Stepney 1851 Census H107 1552 page 472 6 New Street, Stepney, London John FIELDER, age 32, Master Tailor, born Southampton, Hants Sophia FIELDER, wife, age 34, born Trowbridge, Wiltshire William FIELDER, son, age 9, born Southampton, Hants Elizabeth FIELDER, dau, age 7, born Southampton, Hants John FIELDER, son, age 5, born London Middlesex Frederick FIELDER, son, age 3, born London Middlesex James FIELDER, son, age 9 months, born London Middlesex Linda Tasmania, Australia

1851 Census H107 1552 page 452 3 New Terrace, Stepney, London Henry GIBSON, age 36, Wine Merchant, born Portsmouth, Hampshire Jane GIBSON, wife, age 26, born Norwich, Norfolk Linda Tasmania, Australia

Hi Karenn, Many kind thanks for your help and reply to my query. It still amazes me the wonderful response that you can receive when putting "out there" a simple query. Karenn, the information that I have on Phillip Tibble is he is married to a Annie Hewitt and they have a child Esther born 17 Jun 1834, Micheldever. I have recently only just started on this line and cannot confirm who or where the Hewitt surname came from, as our family tree research has been a collection of research done by a few different relatives over the last couple of years. Esther Tibble marries Jacob Hobbs on the 4 Jun 1859 in Micheldever and they are my gggrandparents on my mothers side. Any help in confirming that your James is a brother to my Esther and if possible the details on Phillip and Ann would be gladly appreciated, as all I have on them is just their names as a parent to Esther. Again many thanks. Mark Qld ----- Original Message ----- From: "Karenn Layne" <klayne@webone.com.au> > Hello Mark, > Can't help you with the 1841/51 census, but I can tell you about another > child that Phillip and Ann (Nee Lewington)had. He was born in 1849 in > Micheldever and his name was James. He became an engine driver and > married > Eliza NORTH in 1868 in Micheldever. James and Eliza had four children: > Alice Martha b 1869, Mabel Eliza A born Sept 1878, Frederick George b Dec > 1873 and Albert Philip b June 1876. > > Extracts of census follows: > > In the 1861 census, Eliza is single, aged 17 and a housemaid. She is > living > at St Mary Abbott, Kensington, Middlesex > > In the 1871 census, Eliza (now aged 25) is married to James Tibble (aged > 22) > and living at No 6 North Brooks Cottages, Micheldever, Hampshire. They > have > a daughter, Alice M aged 2. Also living with them is her father, > Frederick, > aged 50 and a widower. He is listed as a lodger and also her sister, > Alice > Mary, aged 18, is living with them. Another lodged by the name of Francis > Wheeler aged 33 is also present. > > In the 1881 census, Eliza is recorded as being 33 years old, James is 32 > and > an Engine Driver (Steam Plough) and they are living at Totford Farm, > Northington, Hampshire. They have children Alice M aged 11, Frederick G > aged 7, both born in Micheldever, Hampshire, and Albert P aged 4 and Mabel > E > A aged 2 both born in Northington, Hampshire. > > In the 1891 census, the family are living at 31 East Cottages, Longstock, > Hampshire. James is 44 and an engine driver, stationary, Eliza is 45, > Alice > is 21, Frederick is 17 and an engine cleaner, Philip is 14 and a > carpenter > and Mabel is 12. > > In the 1901 census, Eliza is now 52, James is 51, engine driver and > daughter, Mabel, now 22, dressmaker, is living with them. They are living > at Methodist chapel in Longstock, Southhampton. > > I've being following the NORTH's, so you if want any information about > them, > please let me know.

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Hi Pamela I have quite a lot on the Groves of the IOW, as I am descended from Antony Groves on the island. I am not sure whether you have the parents for Henry Groves correct. Henry Groves, the father of Richard, was aged 42 in the 1891 census, born Cowes. The only Henry who turns up in the 1861 census is the one living in Whippingham, living with his mother and stepfather (Jeremiah Jacobs and Mary A his wife). He is 12 years old and born in Cowes. If you dont have copies of the census entries I mention let me know and I'll send them off-list. Kind regards Sandra pamelaj.groves wrote: > NATIONAL ROLL OF THE GREAT WAR > > GROVES, R, Stoker Petty Officer, R.N. > Having enlisted in 1903, he saw much active service during the war whilst on board H.M.S. "Queen Elizabeth" and "Irresistible," He took part in the Dardanelle's Campaign in the former vessel, and was later on duty with the Grand Fleet in the North Sea. In 1920 he was still serving, and holds the 1914-15 Star, and the General Service, Victory, and Long Service and Good Conduct Medals. > 9, East Street, Southsea, Z2490-1B > >I found a Richard Groves living at 25, Landguard Road, Eastney in 1929-1930 >Kelly's Street Directory I don't know if it was this one? > >Hello List, >I would like to find out if this R Groves had a wife and children if possible please? >I would love to know more about him, as he was my husbands grandfathers brother. >I think Richard lived at 25, Languard Road Eastney, but I am not sure? >Has someone on this list seen any information other that what I have already on Richard Augustus Groves. >Richard was the son of James Henry Groves also known as Henry Groves and Elizabeth Catherine Switzer he was born at 56, West St, Southsea, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England in 1886 and was christened on November 27, 1889 at St, Michaels All Angels, Portsea. But I know nothing else about him apart from what information I have here. >His siblings were James Henry Groves, Kate Elizabeth Groves,Ann Elizabeth Groves,Charles Walter Groves (who is my husbands grandfather), Jane Ann Groves, George Groves, Elizabeth Margaret Groves, Ursula Ellen Groves. Elizabeth Margaret and Ursula Groves were twins born to Henry and Elizabeth Groves in May 1900. >This family has connections with East Cowes and Ryde on the Isle of Wight, Hampshire. >I think Henry's parents were John and Jane Groves (Maiden name Young) they were living at Simeon St, Grove Cottage, Ryde, Hampshire, England in 1881 census. Although some of these Groves had Naval Connections they were also Bricklayers as well. >Henry's siblings were John Groves, Emily Jane Groves, Sabrina Groves, William George Groves. >I do hope there is someone who knows or has other information on this Groves Family or just Richard Augustus Groves? >It would be lovely to find that my husband has more family living in Portsmouth or on the Isle of Wight. >Please get in touch if there is someone with other information. >Thank you in advance for any information I might receive. >Kind Regards >Pamela J Groves > > >============================== >Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the >areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. >Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > > > >

Hello Mark, Can't help you with the 1841/51 census, but I can tell you about another child that Phillip and Ann (Nee Lewington)had. He was born in 1849 in Micheldever and his name was James. He became an engine driver and married Eliza NORTH in 1868 in Micheldever. James and Eliza had four children: Alice Martha b 1869, Mabel Eliza A born Sept 1878, Frederick George b Dec 1873 and Albert Philip b June 1876. Extracts of census follows: In the 1861 census, Eliza is single, aged 17 and a housemaid. She is living at St Mary Abbott, Kensington, Middlesex In the 1871 census, Eliza (now aged 25) is married to James Tibble (aged 22) and living at No 6 North Brooks Cottages, Micheldever, Hampshire. They have a daughter, Alice M aged 2. Also living with them is her father, Frederick, aged 50 and a widower. He is listed as a lodger and also her sister, Alice Mary, aged 18, is living with them. Another lodged by the name of Francis Wheeler aged 33 is also present. In the 1881 census, Eliza is recorded as being 33 years old, James is 32 and an Engine Driver (Steam Plough) and they are living at Totford Farm, Northington, Hampshire. They have children Alice M aged 11, Frederick G aged 7, both born in Micheldever, Hampshire, and Albert P aged 4 and Mabel E A aged 2 both born in Northington, Hampshire. In the 1891 census, the family are living at 31 East Cottages, Longstock, Hampshire. James is 44 and an engine driver, stationary, Eliza is 45, Alice is 21, Frederick is 17 and an engine cleaner, Philip is 14 and a carpenter and Mabel is 12. In the 1901 census, Eliza is now 52, James is 51, engine driver and daughter, Mabel, now 22, dressmaker, is living with them. They are living at Methodist chapel in Longstock, Southhampton. I've being following the NORTH's, so you if want any information about them, please let me know. Cheers Karenn From down under -----Original Message----- From: Mark [mailto:mitta39@optusnet.com.au] Sent: Saturday, 4 June 2005 10:38 PM To: ENG-HAMPSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ENG-HANTS] 1841/1851 census lookup, Micheldever Hi List, Could SKS with access to the 1841/1851 census records for the Micheldever region of Hampshire look for a family called TIBBLE. The family would have looked like this; Phillip TIBBLE and his wife Annie, with a child of the name of Esther born in 1834. Any help is kindly appreciated. Regards Mark ============================== View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find marriage announcements and more. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx

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Word of warning to all, I have previously found areas missing in the HFH's indexes, ie Arnwood in the New Forest. Also if you look at HFHS web site there are a number of version 2 books now available. I know from using the indexes in Hants RO that they are not the most up to date versions. So the indexes are not definitive, be warned. Regards Steve Day -----Original Message----- From: Robert Saffy [mailto:saffrob@e-access.com.au] Sent: Sunday, June 05, 2005 12:48 PM To: ENG-HAMPSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ENG-HANTS] 1851 Census for Hants Hi Linda Thank you so much for your help. I will be over there next year so will sure to pay a visot to record office. Regards Robert ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Braden" <l.braden@ntlworld.com> To: <ENG-HAMPSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 05, 2005 8:16 PM Subject: RE: [ENG-HANTS] 1851 Census for Hants >I recently used the index at the Hampshire records office in Winchester and > was impressed how easily I was able to locate my relatives, Unfortunately > I > live 3 hours drive from there or I would offer to look for you - maybe > someone else would be willing - mine were mistranscribed and still only > took > about ten minutes to locate. > Hopefully the 1851 census will soon be available online and make things a > lot easier for us all > Linda B > > -----Original Message----- > From: Steve Day [mailto:steve_day@blueyonder.co.uk] > Sent: 05 June 2005 10:54 > To: ENG-HAMPSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: RE: [ENG-HANTS] 1851 Census for Hants > > Dot, > > You might want to start with the 1851 Census indexes produced by the Hants > FHS, http://www.hgs-online.org.uk/ > > To my knowledge currently nobody has produced Hants 1851 on CD several are > taking advanced orders but I'd wait and see who produces it first. > > Regards > > Steve Day > > -----Original Message----- > From: gulliver@gotadsl.co.uk [mailto:gulliver@gotadsl.co.uk] > Sent: Sunday, June 05, 2005 10:00 AM > To: ENG-HAMPSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [ENG-HANTS] 1851 Census for Hants > > Hello everyone > > I'm new to this list but have been researching the GURD family for years. > The GURDs can be traced back to the early 1500s in Wiltshire, but at the > end > of the 18th century some strayed to Hampshire - mostly to the > Fordingbridge > area. We believe that the JURD families in and around South Stoneham are > connected. > > My reason for this message is the hope that someone can tell me where I > can > buy the 1851 Census for Hampshire. I'm not sure how this List regards > "advertising" of commercial companies, so if necessary could you please > contact me off List with the information. > > Many thanks > > Dot > in Salisbury, Wilts > > > > > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > > > > > ============================== > Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx > > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > > ============================== View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find marriage announcements and more. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx

I recently used the index at the Hampshire records office in Winchester and was impressed how easily I was able to locate my relatives, Unfortunately I live 3 hours drive from there or I would offer to look for you - maybe someone else would be willing - mine were mistranscribed and still only took about ten minutes to locate. Hopefully the 1851 census will soon be available online and make things a lot easier for us all Linda B -----Original Message----- From: Steve Day [mailto:steve_day@blueyonder.co.uk] Sent: 05 June 2005 10:54 To: ENG-HAMPSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [ENG-HANTS] 1851 Census for Hants Dot, You might want to start with the 1851 Census indexes produced by the Hants FHS, http://www.hgs-online.org.uk/ To my knowledge currently nobody has produced Hants 1851 on CD several are taking advanced orders but I'd wait and see who produces it first. Regards Steve Day -----Original Message----- From: gulliver@gotadsl.co.uk [mailto:gulliver@gotadsl.co.uk] Sent: Sunday, June 05, 2005 10:00 AM To: ENG-HAMPSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ENG-HANTS] 1851 Census for Hants Hello everyone I'm new to this list but have been researching the GURD family for years. The GURDs can be traced back to the early 1500s in Wiltshire, but at the end of the 18th century some strayed to Hampshire - mostly to the Fordingbridge area. We believe that the JURD families in and around South Stoneham are connected. My reason for this message is the hope that someone can tell me where I can buy the 1851 Census for Hampshire. I'm not sure how this List regards "advertising" of commercial companies, so if necessary could you please contact me off List with the information. Many thanks Dot in Salisbury, Wilts ============================== Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx ============================== Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx

Dear Dot, The Gurd and Jurd families peacefully coexist at present in Botley, Eastleigh, Shirley, and Southampton (and separately in innumerable other Hampshire places, too). Jurd first appeared in Suffolk in 1275, as Jorde in Norfolk 1210, Jurde in Huntingdonshire 1209 and Worcestershire 1275. Said to be a pet form of Jordan, which became popular under the Normans (from at least 1200) whose Crusaders brought home flasks of Jordan water to be used at baptisms. The best place to get Censuses on CD is Archive CD at www.archivecdbooks.org/ (there are other sources but they're nowhere near as good quality) - however I think the nearest at present for Hampshire is the 1841 or 1861, which I have. Check Rod Neep's site for plans to issue 1851 - I wouldn't bother buying it from elsewhere. Regards, David

Dot, You might want to start with the 1851 Census indexes produced by the Hants FHS, http://www.hgs-online.org.uk/ To my knowledge currently nobody has produced Hants 1851 on CD several are taking advanced orders but I'd wait and see who produces it first. Regards Steve Day -----Original Message----- From: gulliver@gotadsl.co.uk [mailto:gulliver@gotadsl.co.uk] Sent: Sunday, June 05, 2005 10:00 AM To: ENG-HAMPSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ENG-HANTS] 1851 Census for Hants Hello everyone I'm new to this list but have been researching the GURD family for years. The GURDs can be traced back to the early 1500s in Wiltshire, but at the end of the 18th century some strayed to Hampshire - mostly to the Fordingbridge area. We believe that the JURD families in and around South Stoneham are connected. My reason for this message is the hope that someone can tell me where I can buy the 1851 Census for Hampshire. I'm not sure how this List regards "advertising" of commercial companies, so if necessary could you please contact me off List with the information. Many thanks Dot in Salisbury, Wilts ============================== Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx

Dear Listers, I'm not very familiar with Hampshire research but I gather there is an index available for the 1851 census. I'd love to have any reference to the following family.. COOK *Eliza - abt 40, born Renfrewshire, Scotland* *son Daniel - 5 or 6, born Hampshire* poss. son Andrew - 2 I believe they would be in either Portsea or Southampton (from census of 1861). Thank you very much for any help! Sincerely, Joan in Canada

Hello everyone I'm new to this list but have been researching the GURD family for years. The GURDs can be traced back to the early 1500s in Wiltshire, but at the end of the 18th century some strayed to Hampshire - mostly to the Fordingbridge area. We believe that the JURD families in and around South Stoneham are connected. My reason for this message is the hope that someone can tell me where I can buy the 1851 Census for Hampshire. I'm not sure how this List regards "advertising" of commercial companies, so if necessary could you please contact me off List with the information. Many thanks Dot in Salisbury, Wilts

NATIONAL ROLL OF THE GREAT WAR GROVES, R, Stoker Petty Officer, R.N. Having enlisted in 1903, he saw much active service during the war whilst on board H.M.S. "Queen Elizabeth" and "Irresistible," He took part in the Dardanelle's Campaign in the former vessel, and was later on duty with the Grand Fleet in the North Sea. In 1920 he was still serving, and holds the 1914-15 Star, and the General Service, Victory, and Long Service and Good Conduct Medals. 9, East Street, Southsea, Z2490-1B I found a Richard Groves living at 25, Landguard Road, Eastney in 1929-1930 Kelly's Street Directory I don't know if it was this one? Hello List, I would like to find out if this R Groves had a wife and children if possible please? I would love to know more about him, as he was my husbands grandfathers brother. I think Richard lived at 25, Languard Road Eastney, but I am not sure? Has someone on this list seen any information other that what I have already on Richard Augustus Groves. Richard was the son of James Henry Groves also known as Henry Groves and Elizabeth Catherine Switzer he was born at 56, West St, Southsea, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England in 1886 and was christened on November 27, 1889 at St, Michaels All Angels, Portsea. But I know nothing else about him apart from what information I have here. His siblings were James Henry Groves, Kate Elizabeth Groves,Ann Elizabeth Groves,Charles Walter Groves (who is my husbands grandfather), Jane Ann Groves, George Groves, Elizabeth Margaret Groves, Ursula Ellen Groves. Elizabeth Margaret and Ursula Groves were twins born to Henry and Elizabeth Groves in May 1900. This family has connections with East Cowes and Ryde on the Isle of Wight, Hampshire. I think Henry's parents were John and Jane Groves (Maiden name Young) they were living at Simeon St, Grove Cottage, Ryde, Hampshire, England in 1881 census. Although some of these Groves had Naval Connections they were also Bricklayers as well. Henry's siblings were John Groves, Emily Jane Groves, Sabrina Groves, William George Groves. I do hope there is someone who knows or has other information on this Groves Family or just Richard Augustus Groves? It would be lovely to find that my husband has more family living in Portsmouth or on the Isle of Wight. Please get in touch if there is someone with other information. Thank you in advance for any information I might receive. Kind Regards Pamela J Groves

Hello Carol Yes, it is quite possible that your Thomas Knight could have been enumerated twice on the census, at his place of work and his living address. I have two ancestors similarly enumerated in the 1881 census. Colyn. ----- Original Message ----- From: <JohnASaul@aol.com> To: <ENG-HAMPSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 04, 2005 4:13 PM Subject: [ENG-HANTS] 1861 Census puzzle > I'm just filling in a gap with the 1861 census and have either found my > ancestor twice or there are two of them! > > There is a Thomas Knight, age 24 from Figheldean, Wiltshire, who is an > Apprentice Carpenter and Wheelwright, living with Richard Andrew a Carpenter and > Wheelwright, at Appleshaw [RG9/715 p.9, sched 62] > > There is a Thomas Knight, age 24 from Figheldean, Wiltshire, who is a > Carpenter and Wheeler, a lodger [although there is no-one else on this number] at > Clanville Hamlet on the census for Penton Grafton, [RG9/715 p.14 Schedule 68] > > Is it likely that he was entered twice, ie living at one place but working > for Richard Andrew? It's the first time I've come across two of the same name > and age from Figheldean. > > Carol > > > > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx >

Hi List, Could SKS with access to the 1841/1851 census records for the Micheldever region of Hampshire look for a family called TIBBLE. The family would have looked like this; Phillip TIBBLE and his wife Annie, with a child of the name of Esther born in 1834. Any help is kindly appreciated. Regards Mark

1851 Census H107 1552 page 279 2 York Place, St Dunstan Stepney, London William KNIGHT, age 39, Dock Labourer, born Isle of Wight Mary Ann KNIGHT, wife, age 28, born Burnham, Essex Esther KNIGHT, dau, age 8, born St George, Middlesex Fanny KNIGHT, dau, age 6, born St George, Middlesex 1851 Census H107 1552 page 293 30 Essex Street, Stepney, London Charles POLLARD, Lodger, married, age 34, Shoemaker, born Isle of Wight Mary POLLARD, Wife to Lodger, married, age 22, born Bethnal Green, Middlesex Linda Tasmania, Australia

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----- Original Message ----- From: Carole Cumber To: Isle of Wight Sent: Saturday, June 04, 2005 3:26 PM Subject: YELF's I have just received a copy of a marriage certificate for my ancestor William YELF and his second wife Jane ROBINSON. William gives his father as Robert YELF Cabinet maker and I am wondering if any information is available about this Robert YELF who was born in 1772 in Newport and married Sophia CARD in Newport 1802. He was the son of James YELF and Ann MIDLANE. I know we have Robert YELFof the Yelf hotel and Robert YELF printer and Robert YELF the schoolmaster who also married a Sophia all of whom have been well documented on the IOW but where was this Robert in business or was he a man of several trades as was his son William??? Carole.