THOMAS - BRILLEY/EARDISLEY DAVIES - BRILLEY/EARDISLEY Regards Andrew Thomas
Hello everyone, I have an ancester William LECHMERE who was a Church of England Clergyman in 1901. As I am having great difficulty tracing his career and movements I would be most grateful if anyone has a copy of Crockfords Clerical Directory covering the late 1800s/early 1900s and would be kind enough to look up the name LECHMERE in it. I have copied the request to the lists covering the counties where LECHMEREs occured, in the hope that it may increase the chances of a reply. I understand that the Directories are few and far between. Many thanks and kind regards, --- Janet (nee Lechmere)
Here are my surnames in Hereford Bowcutt Dilwyn, Felton, Bodenham, Pencombe, Much Cowarne, Burley Gate, Moreton Jeffries 1725-1823 Moore Felton 1737-1840 Beddoes Bodenham 1721 1760 Powell Marden 1822-1848 Thomas Marden 1760-1822 The Bowcutts came to America in 1875 on the ship Wyoming. And settled in Idaho, Utah and Wyoming. Peter's line dropped one of the t's on Bowcutt, his is Bowcut. Anybody out there researching any of these lines? Willing to share. Kathy --------------------------------------------- This message was sent using OlyPen's WebMail. http://www.olypen.com
Hello one and all Just thought you might be interested to know that I have just started my own web site! At long last! There is quite a lot to be done on there, and I will be updating it quite frequently! I have a page on there that is dedicated to my family research and some history along the way, again this still needs a lot of work doing to it. http://gizzmowales.tripod.com/ Sign my Guest book and let me know what you think!! Regards to you all HazelB
Could someone please tell me if their is a St.Nicholas in Ewyas Harold. And if so were would their records be. As I have family their. Thanks Tom USA Major0009@aol.com
Hi from Queensland. Australia. Can any of the listers help regarding the area / village of WINSLOW as declared as birth place in 1891 census for WILLIAM SAMPSON born about 1820. I have checked out an ordnance map for 1832 but have not found any reference. I have also checked an ordnance map for 1947 and found a WINSLOW just south of EDVIN RALF (EDWIN RALF on modern maps) on the Tenbury Wells - Bromyard Road. On this 1947 map it appears to be an area rather than a village location. I would like to find a local church that may "house parish records" for WILLIAM SAMPSON . Would appreciate any input. regards Keith Researching Names in Worcester.DARKE: PRICE: TYLER: WEAVER CHANCE:SMITH: CLAYTON SAMPSON Stafford: DITCHFIELD:BATES Pembroke Dock, Wales: DAVIES Gloucester: DAVIS Ireland: NOLAN Leicestershire: BATES Hereford: SAMPSON Keith & Jan Price...Worcester born, marooned in tropical Australia
Hi Keith As I live in Edwyn Ralph (note modern spelling!) I hope I can answer your question. Winslow is one of the townships which make up the extensive parish of Bromyard, originally one of the Saxon Minster churches. Therefore you should find the entries you require in the parish registers for Bromyard, assuming of course that they were Church of England and not Non-Conformist! HTH Polly Rubery List owner: MIDMARCH-L@rootsweb.com A genealogy and local history list covering the Counties of Brecon, Hereford, Monmouth, Shropshire, Stafford and Worcester ROWBERRY-L@rootsweb.com ROWBERRY/RUBERY ONS - GOONS #278 rowberry@one-name.org http://www.rowberry.org Webmaster for the Herefordshire Family History Society http://www.rootsweb.com/~ukhfhs/index.html
Looking for information on a Frederick George Richer (or could be Ritcher) who was born about 1886 in Cheshunt, Herefordshire. He died in NSW, Australia in 1935 aged 49. Parents were Charles and Mary Elizabeth Richer. He was married to Maude Elizabeth Fleming about 1917 in London England. with thanks Sandra
Hi Wendy, I have just emailed you using this exact same address as the email I sent earlier, which you replied to, but it has just bounced back to me, unable to deliver??? <A HREF="mailto:pbellw@messages.co.uk">pbellw@messages.co.uk</A> Please contact me off list for TIPPINS update. Cheers...Hazel
hello I have found the marriage on the IGI of James JENKINS and Ann TIPPINGS in Hope Mansell on 7th October 1823. Please does anyone have access to the Parish records for Hope Mansell who could look up this marriage for me and perhaps find out the names of the fathers of the bride & groom? Many thanks for any help Wendy
Dear Listers Posting my surname interests in case anyone else is researching the same family as I am. James REDDING b.1840, Walford, Herefordshire,( parents James REDDING and Sarah DAINTY) He married Emma Jenkins and by 1881 was living at Ruardean in the Forest of Dean. Any connections? Wendy from Nottingham
Hi Wendy, Ann TIPPINS b. 1800 Ruardean, Glos d/o William TIPPINS b. 1775 Ruardean Don't be surprised, but many Ruardean people married either in Walford (where the Minister Lived at one time) or Hope Mansell, Hfd Are you on the Forest-of-Dean List, if not, well worth subscribing. ENG-GLOS-FOREST-DEAN-L-request@rootsweb.com Good Luck with your research....Hazel === original message === From: pbellw@messages.co.uk (P & W Bell) To: ENG-HEREFORD-L@rootsweb.com hello I have found the marriage on the IGI of James JENKINS and Ann TIPPINGS in Hope Mansell on 7th October 1823. Please does anyone have access to the Parish records for Hope Mansell who could look up this marriage for me and perhaps find out the names of the fathers of the bride & groom? Many thanks for any help Wendy
Go to: www.recordoffice.herefordshire.gov.uk I found the people there very helpful and ordered through them. Good hunting Jan in Winnipeg, Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: <ENG-HEREFORD-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <ENG-HEREFORD-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, April 22, 2002 6:01 PM Subject: ENG-HEREFORD-D Digest V02 #86
1851 census Hfd. Look-up please MEEK in Herefordshire, but born Gloucestershire, particularly looking for Moses MEEK b. about 1800 Ruardean, Glos. Many Thanks....Hazel
Hello List Could SKS please tell me how I can obtain a copy of a Marriage Licence in 1773, Parish of Leominster. I live in Australia Thank you Robyn M Condliffe
Hi listers Memorials of Old Herefordshire - A new Herefordshire resource on CD from The Archive Books Project. Published in 1904 this is a wonderful history of the ancient county of Herefordshire dating from Roman times. It contains details of the origin and evolution of the towns, folklore and customs and much more. A book like this can really help you to paint a picture of what life was like for your ancestors, real Family History :-) See this and other Herefordshire resources at: http://www.rod-neep.co.uk/acatalog/sitemap.html ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ The Archive CD Books Project is a not for profit organisation which exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to co-operate with libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Best wishes Rob Dewsall -- ARCHIVE CD BOOKS - A not-for-profit project to reproduce old books on CD for genealogists and family historians, and pay for the restorarion of books in record offices, libraries etc. Mailing list : CDBOOKS-L@rootsweb.com (for discussions) Weekly News : CDBOOKS-NEWS-L@rootsweb.com (weekly announcements & news) E-mail : enquiries@archivecdbooks.org Web : http://www.archivecdbooks.org
Hello Listers Many thanks to all who sent me suggestion for finding my great-grandmother's Christening date. I tried various things but then received a wonderful offer from Leon Knapper to actually search the records for me. Leon not only found my Ellen Ann Knight in the 1861 Census, but supplied me with her whole family and the family next-door, who appeared to be related to her mother (a Gittins). Then he found the Baptism Records of all the children (including two I had not known of at all!) - plus another possible relative on the Knight side. The kindness of "Listers" is overwhelming! A huge vote of thanks to Leon (I have written to him separately) for so much information and to everyone who continues to help me. This must also include Sue, who has found a record of yet another relative - this time on the Colton/Bytheway side (Ellen Ann Knight married a Edward Colton and Sue found, we think, his brother Thomas, who married Rebecca Bytheway) - and Sue has kindly bought the record for me and is mailing it! Thanks a million, everyone! I am elated! I wish everyone as much help and luck as I receive. Jan in Winnipeg (where we also received a glimse of Spring this week - at last)
[This message is being sent to both the HEREFORD and the MIDMARCH mailing lists - so if you subscribe to both, my apologies for clogging up your inbox!] Hi folks! If anyone has access to the 1871 or 1891 census folios for the area covering Bye Street, Ledbury, I would really appreciate a look-up on the following family: ------------------------------------------------------------ 1881 Census Place: Ledbury, Hereford, England Dwelling: Cottages, Bye Street Source: FHL Film: 1341622 PRO Ref: RG11 Piece: 2582 Folio: 73 Page: 49 ------------------------------------------------------------ COX EDWARD Head M 36 M General Labourer GLS Tewkesbury COX LOUISA Wife M 34 F ---------- HEF Ledbury * COX THOMAS Son U 14 M Labourer HEF Ledbury COX ANNE Daur U 11 F Scholar HEF Ledbury COX ROSANNAH Daur U 08 F Scholar HEF Ledbury COX THOMAS Son U 03 M Scholar HEF Ledbury COX CAROLINE Daur U 01 F ---------- HEF Ledbury ** ------------------------------------------------------------ * nee Louisa BAKER, christened on 21 Jan 1846 in Ledbury, to William BAKER & Mary Ann (nee BIRT?). ** my great-grandmother, later Mrs Henry WILLAVIZE, Mrs SMITH (Oooh - isn't he going to be easy to find!), and lastly, Mrs David MORGAN. In 1871, there ought to be a couple of older daughters still at home (Paulina (Polly), Mrs POWELL, & Mary Ann, Mrs WILLIAMS). By 1891, another 5 or 6 of the extensive brood might have appeared (Arthur, Ginny, Edith (Edie), Elsie, Gladys, Lily, and perhaps others). By 1901, most of the COX family might have disappeared off to Dukestown & Tafarnaubach in Breconshire, or neighbouring Tredegar in Monmouthshire, but that tribal migration might have occurred a couple of years later! If you know anything at all about this family, I'd love to hear from you! x Kate.
Any information on the following or any one researching WILLIAMS, BOWCOTT,BOWKETT, MEREDITH FAMILIES in Herefordshire Philip Williams 1833 Lower Sapey (son of John and Sarah Williams) his wife Susan(nah) Bowcott (Bowkett) 1831 Stoke Bliss (daughter of Edward (1790 Hatfield) and Ann (nee Meredith) Bowcott) their children: Eliza 1859 Collington Ann 1861 Docklow Louisa 1863 Leominster William 1865 Leominster Mary 1867 Leominster Sarah 1869 Leominster Philip 1872 Stoke |Prior John 1876 Stoke Prior Many thanks _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx
Hi. I just wanted to let you know that I have set up a new board room for the Waring family researchers. The Waring families have always claimed to be connected, lets share our information and find out how. We are concentrating on trying to get into touch with others that are researching the same lines, and breaking down the walls that we have run across. Would you like to join us? You don't have to sign in, and the messages are kept for 60 days so check back frequently. http://pluto.beseen.com/boardroom/t/57567/ Sincerely, Renee Waring