>Dear Ian, > I would like to contribute my little "bit" to the Seabourne /SEABORN > one name study.I have other people in Australia that would also like to > help I am sure. I will contact you off list. from Vicky HARDING New Zealand >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Mon, 8 Jul 2002 15:47:34 +0100 >From: "idp" <idp@st-birinus.oxon.sch.uk> >To: ENG-HEREFORD-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <002001c2268e$65631900$0700a8c0@stbirinust3.net> >Subject: [HEF] SEABORN >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Hi Hef listers >Looking for any reference to the SEABORN family . Doing a one name study to >try to link my Gloucestershire roots to the Herefordshire SEABORNS. Any >variation of spelling looked for. Have a lot of info from 1851,81 and 91 >Census already >TIA >Ian > >_____________________________ ----------------------------------------------------- Click here for Free Video!! http://www.gohip.com/freevideo/

If there is a reply to this, could you post it to the list please as I am also interested in this area. Thank you Linda ......We are not always what we seem to be...... Researching: Cook(e) Mason Plant Keys Miller Broster Walton Dunn Rastall Smith

Hello again to all As promised I have just put the new Gwilliam etc. Surname web site online!! I am still adding to it, so there isn't much on there yet!! If you want to take a look just go to My Favourite Links Page on my "Brights Galore" Home page. http://gizzmowales.tripod.com/

Hi all Could someone please lookup Bullingham Louis, Hereford in the 1901 census for me. I am looking for the name William Goode Gamekeeper and any other family members. Any information would be helpful. I am looking for Goode family. Thanks in advance. Deborah

Hello I would be grateful if someone could tell me which Parish 'Eign Road' Hereford was in between 1860 and 1910 and also the name of the local schools in this area at that time. Regards Jeff.

Hi everyone. If you go to the web address below it will take you to an old book page with shields of Heraldry. The checkered shield I believe is for the Warrenne family, perhaps spelled Warrenni in the text. Could someone take a look at it for me and see if it can be read? This represents a challenge for those that are interested in taking it up as this book goes back to the 1500th century. Like I have always said, go to the source. It's not very often that you find one on line this old though. God Bless, and thank you. I hope someone out there is up to this one. Any Catholic Priests out there? Sincerely, Renee L. Waring List Administrator for: www.internationalcemeterymonth.org/ http://www.smartgroups.com/groups/ICM-WGW http://www.smartgroups.com/groups/WaringFamily ICM-WGW@smartgroups.com ICM Chat Room, to be used on special occasions: http://mercury.beseen.com/chat/rooms/q/19806 GEN-STORIES@rootsweb.com Waring Family Board Room: http://pluto.beseen.com/boardroom/t/57567/ Subscribe to the ICM List at this address: <A HREF="mailto:ICM-WGW-subscribe@yahoogroups.com">ICM-WGW-subscribe@smartgroups.com Subscribe to the Waring List at this address: WaringFamily-subscribe@smartgroups.com</A>

Hi Hef listers Looking for any reference to the SEABORN family . Doing a one name study to try to link my Gloucestershire roots to the Herefordshire SEABORNS. Any variation of spelling looked for. Have a lot of info from 1851,81 and 91 Census already TIA Ian

Thomas HARTLAND married 1762 at Bosbury to Elizabeth PASSEY and John FARMER married 1775 at Bosbury to Elizabeth INSOLE Their off-spring, Joseph HARTLAND, & Hannah FARMER, married at Bosbury, in 1799. Joseph & Hannah had a daughter Jane christened at Bosbury in 1801. Joseph and Hannah then appear at Bredon in Worcester in 1813 [no further mention found of Jane] Does anyone know where I could search to find where they may have been in those 12 years? Joseph was a labourer, so possibly had to go further afield for work. I have attempted to find 1802 - 1812 christenings through the IGI but no luck. Thanks, Esma

Hi all Can anyone help me in finding some connections with my g grandfather George BROOME (1903-1985). All I know is that he was originally from Herefordshire but moved to Newport. He was married to Theresa COTTRELL (1904-1972). I have reason to believe that his parents were called George and Grace BROOME. Any help would be greatly appreciated Regards David Hall

Hi, I'm new to this list and just found out my g grandmothers sister was born in STAUNTON ON WYE, Herefordshire. Would it be possible if anyone has the 1861 census to do a lookup for me, I'm looking for the family of THOMAS BIRT (also called Benjamin) The family are as follows Thomas Birt (or Benjamin) born 1826, Painswick, Gloucestershire Hannah, Wife, born 1833, Cam, Gloucestershire Sarah Ann, Daughter, born 1858, Gloucester, Gloucestershire Maria, Daughter, born 1860, STAUNTON ON WYE, Herefordshire. I was hoping there may have been more to add to this family, Thanks in advance Kindest Regards Anita Merchant Victoria OZ

Ann WHEELER, daughter of John Wheeler and Elizabeth (who?), married John Wontner at St. Alban, Wood St, London on 11 Sept 1770. Family Search lists her as being of Leominster. Does anyone know anything of this Wheeler family of Elizabeth's maiden name? Many thanks Jeff

Rebecca KING of Leominster was born around 1726 and married John WONTNER. Her parents were John King and Rebecca BRAY. I would love to hear from anyone with any connection to any of these, or further knowledge.

Researching RANDALL/RANDLE/RANDELL in Herefordshire. Pam. South Australia.

Hi Listers I would like to hear from any POWLES researchers. particularly THOMAS POWLES born 1803 somewhere in HEREFORD. he was a HOSIER in SHOREDITCH LONDON in later life. Eve

I have an Edward DAVIES born abt 1802, who in the 1851 census for Ruardean, GLS was listed as being born in "Hereford"... not clear whether its the town or county. One distinguishing thing about this gentleman was that he was an engineer (not a common profession), and he married a Ruardean girl with the first name Benedictus (born Ruardean abt 1708). Can anyone guide me in the best way to conduct Hereford city research ? Are there on-line indexes of christenings ? I'm trying to avoid having to go through the film for every Hereford parish looking for the family. Gary Mason Calgary __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Sign up for SBC Yahoo! Dial - First Month Free http://sbc.yahoo.com

Hi all Could some kind person lookup Bullingham Louis, Hereford in the 1901 census for me please. I am looking for the name William Goode Gamekeeper and any other family members. Any information would be helpful. Thanks Deborah

Listers, I have been chasing a Thomas GREENLY and his wife Mary LOYD for some long time now but have been completely unable to find a place of birth. All sightings are in MON but I have reason to believe that the couple came from HEF. They had a child in Llanfihangel Pontymoile MON in 1821. Nine months later, they married in Dixton Newton, MON. They had two further children in Chepstow, MON and a fourth in Monmouth MON in 1832. The family has been found in the 1851 census in Monmouth but Thomas is missing - presumed dead - therefore no place of birth. It is possible that Thomas was born in Dilwyn HEF in 1782. This particular Thomas GREENLY married a Francis DAVIS in Eardisland in 1809. They appear to have had no children. Just down the road lived a William LOYD (same unusual spelling). His wife was called Mary LOYD (!) and they had one child, Ann, in 1811. The ages of both Thomas and Mary are just right. Both were older than one would normally expect when they married Does anyone out there know anything about Francis DAVIS or William LOYD? Is there any record of their deaths before 1820? If it is them, what happened to the daughter Ann? Did she die too? Alternatively, if you know that Thomas and Francis or William and Mary lived together to a ripe old age, I would love to know so that I can bark up another tree! Any suggestions as to how to prove it either way would be most appreciated. David Matthews

Please can anyone tell me what or where Elmor'send is. My father was born there. Is it a village or house. His mother was a domestic servant, so I thought it may be the name of a house. Thanks Joan Auckland The City of Sail

I'm posting this message with the hope that somebody can tell me whether Ashford was/is in Herfordshire. I have an entry from the 1901 census which states that my Ggrandfather Wilfred WEALE was born abt 1861 in Ashford , Herefordshire. His son Richard WEALE bn abt 1895 was also supposed to have been born there. can this be right? if not where is Ashford? The family were living in Ludlow a year later ( where 2 more children Wilfred & Annie were born, then Aston Munslow where 3 more children John, Emily and Ethel were born). I am really having problems with tracing this part of the family and would appreciate some help. Has anybody seen these names anywhere? _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com

Hello to one and all. I have just started to compile data of the many Gwilliam families onto my web site. Although still in its infancy stage, I would like to add other Gwilliams on there. If anyone is interested in passing on details, you can email me either on / off list. If you want to check what I have already done please do so. This is a free site, and I would welcome any input from all that are genuinly interested. I will also be putting the many different variances of spelling on there. Looking farward to hearing from you Hazel hazel.bright@ntlworld.com web site: http://gizzmowales.tripod.com/