Researching the Oakes family from Hereford .Elizabeth OAKES born abt.1832 ..James OAKES born abt. 1827 ....Thomas OAKES born abt.1835.Their parents were Thomas and Lucy OAKES ... Regards Linda

I have the birth certificate for my great-grandmother, Susanna PRICE, born March l847 at Weobley however have not been able to locate a baptism for her. Her parents were Charles and Susanna. Charles' occupation was sawyer. A couple of years later (ca 1849-50), Charles and Susanna had a son, William, who was also born in Weobley but was not baptised there. By l85l the family were living at Bredwardine and eventually they moved to Lyonshall. Four later sons were all baptised at Lyonshall and an earlier daughter, Jane, was baptised at Kings Pyon in l842 so I am sure Susannah and William will have been baptised somewhere. If anyone comes across these missing baptisms in their ancestral travels I should be delighted to hear of them. Best wishes Diane Johansen Researching PRICE Weobley, Dilwyn, Lyonshall

Hello list, I was wandering if SKS has access to 1841 and 1851 census and can see above family, both born c 1791 in Madley area of Hereford Thanks heaps Vicki

Does anybody have reasonable access to the parish register details for Dilwyn? I have the birth certificate for Edmund Richards, the son of John Richards and Mary Ann Godsall, born 1851 in Dilwyn. There is only one possible marriage of John Richards and Mary Ann Godsall in the IGI but the date is 10 February 1824, which would appear to be a decade too early - their first child was baptised in 1835. In addition, I cannot find a Mary Ann Godsall baptised in Dilwyn who could be the likely bride if the date is ineed 1824. I am wondering whether this could possibly be a transcription error and if anyone could check the original entry I would be most grateful. Ruth Henriegel

Vicki, Could this be Elizabeth in 1851? Source information: HO107/1977 Registration district: Hereford Sub-registration district: Dewchurch ED, institution, or vessel: 12 Folio: 96 Page: 11 Name Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Relationship Civil Parish County Daniel Nash abt 1830 Liberty of Haywood, Herefordshire, England Son Haywood Herefordshire Elizabeth Nash abt 1789 Madley, Herefordshire, England Head Haywood Herefordshire Ester Nash abt 1828 Liberty of Haywood, Herefordshire, England Daughter Haywood Herefordshire George Nash abt 1824 Liberty of Haywood, Herefordshire, England Son Haywood Herefordshire In 1841 HO107-0427 Image No 209 Folio No 17\1 Page No 10 Richard Nash 58 Ag Lab born in HEF Elizabeth 50 born in HEF Hester 12 born in HEF Daniel 10 born in HEF Joseph 7 born in HEF Richard 15 born in HEF Gerald -----Original Message----- From: Big V [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2006 8:30 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [HEF] RICHARD and ELIZABETH NASH ........Lookup Hello list, I was wandering if SKS has access to 1841 and 1851 census and can see above family, both born c 1791 in Madley area of Hereford Thanks heaps Vicki

Hello Everyone. My name is Renee Waring and I have been part of this group for a long time. I run a research group for the surname Waring and it's spelling varients and am building a one name study database. So far I have over 10,000 names and am no where NEAR the end of it. I'm asking if there is anyone with information to add to our database. I would love to hear from you. Sincerely, Renee L. Waring Owner Operator The Center for Waring Family History "We live as long as we are remembered." F = Luther Perks Waring m. Leah Jane Vaughn Clearfield Co., PA, USA GF = Edmund Luther Waring m. Eva Ruth Breth Clearfield Co., PA, USA GGF = Franklin Bowman Waring m. Florence Curley Clearfield Co., PA, USA GGGF = Thomas Waring m. Margery Beers 1836 Clearfield Co., PA, USA GGGGF = William Waring (Grandfather of William Griffith Waring) m. Gynnllian Hancorn 1793 Herefordshire, Engl. GGGGGF = Edmund Waring m. Anne Cooke 1748 Leominster, Herefordshire, England GGGGGGF = William Waring m. Margery Barley (Barloe) 1719 Leominster, Herefordshire, England GGGGGGGF = Andrew Waring (1665 - ) m. Ann Leominster, Herefordshire, England GGGGGGGGF = Andrew Waring m .Margaret Hays 1662 Shropshire, England GGGGGGGGGF = Henry Waring m. Joanne Pierce 1639 Shropshire, England

Im reposting my interests they date from 1700-1890, anyone researching these names please get in contact. thanks, Keith. (mostly in Herefordshire) Merrick -Little Birch Maddox-Tillington, Burghill, Bredwardine, Whitbourne Price-Burghill, Winslow Baynham-Burghill Asprey-Burghill Rogers-Pembridge Garlick- Eardisland, Pembridge Galliers- Pembridge, Titley & Cardington Shropshire Clinton-Cardington Shropshire Phillips-Kings pyon Preece-Orleton Davies-Canon Pyon Collins- Whitbourne, Leominster Godwin- Pembridge Watkins- Wormsley, Peterchurch

Hi List I wonder if anyone can help me to try and get a bit closer to tracking down the elusive Charles Farr b. circa 1827 please. I have been trying to link the Farrs of Glasbury and Clodock for some time (with no success) and would like to find out if there is a link bwteeen the two places via families Has anyone got any links in their tree between Clodock/Longtown and Worcester at all? It isn't too far so is a possibility but I cannot find one! And also any sign of Charles? Charles was transported in the late 1840s and I think that his parents may have moved to London as I cannot find any record of them being buried locally. TIAAngie _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today it's FREE! http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/

Hello All, Just re-posting interests. Powell, Harris, Watkins, Hoskins. Abbeydore, Wormbridge, Clodock area. Thanks.

Hi There I am just posting my Name interest in the Hereford, F O D, and Monmouth area HILL, Aston Ingham. MEEK, Longhope, BAGGS & BIGGS, Lantillio Creceny. Margaret

Hi Bob, are you having trouble logging onto / or seeing posts on the Ballard forum i left some stuff for you Best Wishes Adrian Ballard of Bristol, Uk WWW.BALLARDGEN.COM WILLIAM BALLARD 39th Regiment Foot. Born, 1748/52 at Bristol, (WHERE). married 1771 King Stanley, Gloucestershire, By Licence, Occupation "Wool Scribbler later a Soldier & Shoemaker". Lost a leg during the Siege of Gibraltar, Pensioned 1783, aged 31. Died 1812 & bur, Bristol Baptist Burial Grounds ("an old pensioner age 62)other Ballard's buried here earlier . [why cant i find his bapt record, is it because he was a baptist]. HELP HELP HELP !!! ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 17, 2006 9:28 AM Subject: [HEF] Ballard Family Gloucestershire and Herefordshire > Hi > > I am new to the list and am posting my interests. > > Thomas Ballard b. 1801 at Dymock just over the border in Gloucs. Worked > as > a paper stainer in Middlesex with his brother James and later as a house > decorator. One daughter Mary Ann Ballard 1845-94. > Thomas died at Chiswick in 1894 at the age of 93. > > Thomas had various siblings some of whom were baptised at Fownhope in the > 1790s. Other siblings include Richard, Frederick, Charles. All baptised at > Dymock. > > It is possible that Thomas' father John Ballard married Ann Skipp - > connected to the Ledbury family? > > Any Ballard information from Herefordshire gratefully received. > > Thanks > > Bob Parsons > Shropshire > > > ==== ENG-HEREFORD Mailing List ==== > . > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > >

Hi I am new to the list and am posting my interests. Thomas Ballard b. 1801 at Dymock just over the border in Gloucs. Worked as a paper stainer in Middlesex with his brother James and later as a house decorator. One daughter Mary Ann Ballard 1845-94. Thomas died at Chiswick in 1894 at the age of 93. Thomas had various siblings some of whom were baptised at Fownhope in the 1790s. Other siblings include Richard, Frederick, Charles. All baptised at Dymock. It is possible that Thomas' father John Ballard married Ann Skipp - connected to the Ledbury family? Any Ballard information from Herefordshire gratefully received. Thanks Bob Parsons Shropshire

Hi Phil My thanks to you and Heather for all the work you put in to make this such a success. I was on the GOONS stand, and despite having at least three helpers and sometimes four behind our stand we were so busy all day that I never did get to visit the other building (sorry Ron & Carol!), and the stalls in the same building as ours only got a quick glance on my way to the coffee shop/loo. It was great to meet people and put "faces to names"! Well done! Polly ----- Original Message ----- From: "Philip Bufton(hotmail)" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2006 11:45 AM Subject: [HEF] Hereford Fair yesterday We would just like to say thanks to everyone who attended the Hereford fair yesterday, both exhibitors and the public, we had a very good day with an estimated 1000+ visitors and a steady flow from 10am, in fact people were still coming in at 3-30pm. We hope to see you all again in 2 years time. Dates & venues to be decided. Now we can relax a bit and enjoy the other societies fairs for the rest of the year ! Phil & Heather Bufton Herefordshire FHS ==== ENG-HEREFORD Mailing List ==== . ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

We would just like to say thanks to everyone who attended the Hereford fair yesterday, both exhibitors and the public, we had a very good day with an estimated 1000+ visitors and a steady flow from 10am, in fact people were still coming in at 3-30pm. We hope to see you all again in 2 years time. Dates & venues to be decided. Now we can relax a bit and enjoy the other societies fairs for the rest of the year ! Phil & Heather Bufton Herefordshire FHS

Alan, I have a Esther Adams, born Morton on Lugg 1847 in daughter of James. dean

Hello List I am trying to find the parents and/or siblings of Mary Pritchard, born c1812 at Clodock. In the 1841 census she was a female servant on a farm in Monmouthshire, married the farmer in 1842, her father was William, a labourer. Many thanks to anyone who is able to help From Pat

Thanks for the information Phill, a glimmer of light at last. Maureen

I have LOVELOCK in my tree but they are in Berkshire is it possible at sometime they changed Counties. Unfortunately I do not have an E Mail address for my LOVELOCK but the person to find is Graham LOVELOCK he has been on Genesreunited so you might find him there Hope it helps Roger Royal Marines Member RMHS Researching Copelin, Attrell, Reeves, Deacon & Pont ----- Original Message ----- From: "Alec Whitfield" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 09, 2006 9:38 PM Subject: Re: [HEF] look-up request LOVELOCK > Derek, > > The Herefordshire marriage index is on www.familyhistoryonline.net > > I couldn't find any LOVELOCK entries. > > Bad luck! Alec Whitfield from North Herefordshire UK > [email protected] > > ______________________________

Hello Alan, The 1871 Herefordshire census at Staunton on Arrow has the following ADAMS family:- Lea Cottage, Thomas ADAMS,Head,M,45,Ag Lab,born Morton on Lugg Caroline ,Wife,M,38,Pembridge Richard,Son,13,Labourer,Staunton George,Son,11,"""""""""""""""""" Emma,Dau, 9,Scholar,Staunton James,Son, 4,Staunton The 1851 Census Index for Herefordshire has no ADAMS names at Staunton on Arrow.The only likely aged Thomas to tie up by age from the 1871 above is:- Thomas ADAMS,26,Foy,Ref 1976,50a Best Wishes, Malcolm Brinkworth. Interests in Herefordshire,MELLINGS,PROSSER,PRITCHARD.

Hi everyone I haven't been on one of these lists for years. But have now got the time to continue my research. I am particularly interested in the ADAMS family in the village of Staunton on Arrow and in particular the census records for 1851 1861 and 1871 would anyone have these and be willing to check for any households with an ADAMS in it. I would be very grateful. Many Thanks Alan