Hi list, I have just added a new file to my site - address at the bottom - the main reason for this is that my hard drive died the other day, and I lost all my notes - but I did have them written down, instead of sortin out indivdual names I just typed out all my transcription for that parish, the parish is SAWTRY ALL SAINTS, I think there is around 26 pages! The name of the file is Sawtry transcriptions, to get the file you must be a member of my communitiy if you don't want to do this,please mail me personally and I will send it to you Karen ICQ No: 127523297 Vist my website for Sawtry Ancestors http://communities.msn.co.uk/SawtryAncestors or mail the list at [email protected] more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Page 75 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Thomas Bosworth Eaton Socon 5th Jany 18? C L Vaughan Officiating R Altercin? Beard Eaton Socon Jany 17th 1865 58 D J Welburn Curate Ann Hart Eaton Socon Jany 25th 73 Timothy S Lynde Curate of Eynesbury Samuel Skinner Eaton Socon Feb 7th 68 D J Welburn Curate Martha Piggot Eaton Socon Feby 23rd 25 Timothy S Lynde Curate of Eynesbury Edward Cole Eaton Socon Feby 23rd 25 Timothy S Lynde Curate of Eynesbury Sarah Jane Murfin Eaton Socon Feby 26th 6 wks E B Welburn Off Priest Ann Jones Eaton Socon March 1st 69 J Spencer Bartlett Curate of St Neots Page 76 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed George Winter Eaton Socon March 23rd 1 1/2 yrs D J Welburn Curate Emma Bland Eaton Socon March 24th 40 D J Wel Curate Sarah Holyoak St Neots April 14th 80 D J Welburn Curate Robert Harry King Eaton Socon April 19th 8 mos Edward Horley Vicar Matilda Mayes Staploe Parish of Eaton Socon April 25th 13 months Timothy S Lynde Curate of Eynesbury James Bruce Eaton Socon May 9th 1865 29 D J Welburn Curate Amy Frost Eaton Socon May 15th 60 D J Welburn Curate Page 77 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Maria Atkinson St Neots 17th May 86 E Horley Robert Day Eaton Socon May 25th 80 D J Welburn Curate Elizabeth Hewitt Wyboston in Eaton Socon May 25th 9 yrs D J Welburn Curate Charlotte Fisher Duloe in Eaton Socon May 29th 21 yrs D J Welburn Curate Jonathan Darrington Wyboston in Eaton Socon May 30th 63 yrs D J Welburn Curate Charles Barnes Eaton Socon June 2nd 9 yrs D J Welburn Curate Henry Gilbert Eaton Socon June 8th 2 yrs D J Welburn Curate Sarah Hewitt Eaton Socon June 9th 11yrs D J Welburn Curate Page 78 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Ann Gardiner Eaton Socon June 20th 68 yrs D J Welburn Curate Thomas Hewitt Union House in Eaton Socon June 22nd 62 yrs D J Welburn Curate Rebecca Brown Eaton Socon June 23rd 43 yrs D J Welburn Joseph Fisher Duloe in Eaton Socon June 24 12 yrs D J Welburn George Cross Eaton Socon June 24 84 D J Welburn William Murden Ekins Brampton June 25th 44 yrs D J Welburn Curate Sarah Lewis Eaton Socon July 10th 33 yrs E Horley Vicar Daniel Ingram Eaton Socon July 12th 66 yrs E Horley Page 79 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Mary Ann Bailey Eaton Socon July 15th 11 yrs E Horley Vicar Emma Gardiner Eaton Socon July 16th 38 yrs E Horley Vicar Henry Hobson Eaton Socon July 17th 28 yrs E Horley Vicar Mary Howell Eaton Socon July 28th 32 yrs D J Welburn Curate James Hewitt Union House in Eaton Socon Augt 5th 18 yrs D J Welburn Curate James Isaac Ball Staploe in the parish of Eaton Socon August 5th 1865 1 yr D J Welburn Curate James Smith Banks Eaton Socon August 8th 1865 1 yr 6 mths D J Welburn Curate Arthur Smith Eaton Socon August 10th 1865 8 mths D J Welburn Curate Page 80 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Emma Smith Eaton Socon August 14th 1865 1 yr 8 mths D J Welburn Curate Elizabeth Bailey Eaton Socon August 22nd 1865 13 mths D J Welburn Curate Hannah Howell Wyboston in Eaton Socon August 24th 1865 12 yrs E Horley Vicar Lizzie Coleman Eaton Socon August 28th 1865 4 yrs 8 mths D J Welburn Curate Isaac Cooper Eaton Socon September 1st 1865 3 weeks D J Welburn Curate Jane Clarke Wyboston in Eaton Socon September 4th 1865 2 yrs D J Welburn Curate Owen Howell Union House in Eaton Socon Septr 10th 15 yrs E Horley Vicar William Harris Eaton Socon Septr 10th 1865 18 yrs E Horley Vicar Page 81 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed William Howell Union House in Eaton Socon Septr 26th 45 yrs D J Welburn Curate Samuel Goodliffe Eaton Socon Septr 26th 56 yrs D J Welburn Curate Mary Elizabeth Ladds Wyboston in Eaton Socon Octr 6th 9 yrs D J Welburn Curate Joseph Tyach Eaton Socon Octr 12th 76 E Horley Vicar Susan Gardiner Eaton Socon Octr 12th 1 1/2 yrs E Horley Vicar Thomas Johnson Eaton Socon Oct 18th 1865 73 D J Welburn Curate Samuel Mees Eaton Socon Octr 25th 44 yrs D J Welburn Curate James Baldock Union House in Eaton Socon Octr 31st 60 yrs D J Welburn Curate Page 82 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Ruth Mayes Eaton Socon Novr 4th 10 yrs D J Welburn Curate Elizabeth Crow Eaton Socon Novr 5th 80 yrs D J Welburn Curate Mary Ann Peck Eaton Socon Novr 11th 29 yrs D J Welburn Mary Saunders Union House in Eaton Socon Novr 24th 61 yrs D J Welburn Susan Smith Eaton Socon Decr 10 60 yrs D J Welburn William Norton Eaton Socon Dec 11th 11 yrs E Horley Vicar Catherine Mason Eaton Socon Dec 18th 19 yrs D J Welburn Curate William Sparkes Union House in Eaton Socon Dec 28th 70 yrs D J Welburn Curate

Woodland Church Wardens Rate at 3d in the Pound granted March 6th 1792 Willm Ruff Churchwarden Jno Staughton for his own 0/0/6 Thos Flawn for Rt Slater 0/0/6 Wid Goodliffe Mr Perdue 1/4/9 The Tythe (lined out) 0/5/0 Jno Goodliffe for Esqr Whetteam 1/1/0 Mattw Gilby for Cawcutt 0/0/9 Thos Smith for Esqr Dyson 0/0/3 Silo Hopkins for W Turner 0/1/6 Chas Banks for Wd Farrer 0/0/6 Wm Burrows for Esqr Gery 1/10/0 Thos Flanders for Esqr Gery 0/1/3 (total) 4/1/0

Hello, fellow addicts. I'm tracking back from a man called Ted North who died in Bendigo, Victoria, in 1950. By good luck (or perhaps brilliant research), I have got to his grandparents, Thomas and Mary North, who were at the St Neots Workhouse on the day of the 1851 census. Tom was born in Buckden around 1815. Mary nee Darlar/Darler/Darlow was born in Odell, Beds., around 1825. They had two boys, William (6) and George (4), both born in Offord Darcy. (If anyone has any info about these people, or would like to ask about their subsequent line, I'd be glad to hear from you. ) Now, the interesting thing is that the Norths went off to Australia in April 1852 on the Lady McDonald - as unassisted migrants. It is unlikely that Tom could have found the 20-30 pounds for the fare in that short time, so I presume that the Poor Law Union or some other charity footed the bill. I'd appreciate information that might explain this, and especially any clues as to how I might get to records for Tom at the Workhouse and why he was there. Was there by any chance a "job lot" of St Neots people who were among the 420 passengers on that ship? Ray May your ancestors be kind to you. Ray Brindle Central Vic., Australia

Hi Ray: I too would like to know how to find some information about my Palmers in the St. Neots Workhouse. Where would I find records of William and Sophia Palmer married in Newton Bromswold in 1789. One of their children was released from the St. Neots Workhouse but that is all of the information that I can find. Regards NinaAt 10:17 AM 10/6/2001 +1000, Ray Brindle wrote: >Hello, fellow addicts. > >I'm tracking back from a man called Ted North who died in Bendigo, Victoria, >in 1950.  By good luck (or perhaps brilliant research), I have got to his >grandparents, Thomas and Mary North, who were at the St Neots Workhouse on >the day of the 1851 census. > >Tom was born in Buckden around 1815.  Mary nee Darlar/Darler/Darlow was born >in Odell, Beds., around 1825.  They had two boys, William (6) and George >(4), both born in Offord Darcy. > >(If anyone has any info about these people, or would like to ask about their >subsequent line, I'd be glad to hear from you.  ) > >Now, the interesting thing is that the Norths went off to Australia in April >1852 on the Lady McDonald - as unassisted migrants.  It is unlikely that Tom >could have found the 20-30 pounds for the fare in that short time, so I >presume that the Poor Law Union or some other charity footed the bill.  I'd >appreciate information that might explain this, and especially any clues as >to how I might get to records for Tom at the Workhouse and why he was there. >Was there by any chance a "job lot" of St Neots people who were among the >420 passengers on that ship? > >Ray > > >May your ancestors be kind to you. > >Ray Brindle >Central Vic., Australia >

Researching the following names- BUDDLE CARRINGTON EMBERSON FESTELL HOLMES HOBBS LENTON PHILLIPS SAVAGE SQUIRE Thanks, Wendy. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

I would be interested in making contact with anyone researching the SEATON family in Ramsey. I am researching the family of Daniel who married Mary CROUCH in July 1841. Iona Fettell in Mackay, Queensland, Australia

Hi there Thought I would post again my interests in the surname Dewey. My great grandfather was Ernest John Dewey who was born in 1878 in Waterbeach in Cambridge. I have now found connections with the names Curtis, Norton and possibly Everitt through marriage into the Dewey family. If you think we may be related somehow then, please, get in touch. Karen

If anybody has any information on my familly I would be very pleased to hear from you. Charles Wimbury Broughton and Caroline Broughton who in 1881 had 3 children Harriet,William and Henry Charles all lived in Plumstead Rd, Plumstead, Kent and then lived to Manor Street, Chelsea, Middlesex around 1899. Henry Charles Broughton married Lily Priscilla Sales in 1899 and had 2 children Charles William and Doris Kind regards Paul Broughton

Hi Listers, I just want to thank Janet for the following. I had another helpful suggestion too re the Anglican church website (thanks Jill). Would it be useful to post these definitions somewhere, as the terms are always occurring when I (and others I'm sure)look at older records? Jim Bundy Just found my pocket guide to the Anglican Church and in answer to your questions, Rector: In some parishes the parish priest is called the Rector. His predecessors received the revenues of the parish known as tithes which made up the income of the priest. Vicar: In some parishes the parish priest is called the Vicar. Before reformation many parishes belonged to monasteries. The monastery received the revenues of the parish and paid a priest to look after the spiritual needs of the parish on its behalf. Such a priest was called a vicar. Today a clergyman is paid from a central fund, so the difference between a Rector and Vicar has no significance. Curate: A clergyman who assists a Rector or Vicar in a parish. Formerly the title referred to any clergyman who had charge ('cure') of a parish. Officiating Minister: Any ordained priest/curate can officiate at Holy Communion Churchwardens: There are usually two Churchwardens. These are elected each year at the Easter Vestry. The Churchwardens are not officers of the Bishop; their main duties are to oversee the finances of the Church and to care for its fabric and furnishings. Hope this helps regards Janet

Hiya folks I've been trying to find records of a Sarah (Ann) BUFF. I tried FreeBMD (which records her marriage in 3rd Q 1873 to John BAXTER) and I've looked for any BUFF births in the period march 1851- dec 1854. I found three BUFF births recorded in Peterborough - Christiana BUFF (Dec Q 1854), (smudged) Elizabeth BUFF (June Q 1851) and Charlotte BUFF (sept Q 1852). One quarters records was smudged so much that I couldn't tell if any female BUFFs had been born, and another looked like that section of the original had rotted or torn, as the edge had gone completely (along with any BUFFs that may have been on it). It seems like a law of genealogical research that your most vital record will be on the bit someone spilled ink on, eh? Anyway. I checked the 1881 census, just to see where the the BUFFs had gone - all bar Sarah had recorded their birthplace as Whaplode, Lincolnshire, or nearby. (hers was recorded as Lutton, Nth) Were parts of Peterborough district in Lincolnshire in the 1850s? I checked the parts of the 1851 Census that my local genealogical society had (precious little, alas) and found references to BUFFs living in Farcet and in the "minster precincts" (??), which I'm guessing is part of Peterborough itself? Most of the BUFFs I've found around Lutton and Huntingdonshire (from Huntingdonshire FHS 1851 census, 1871, 1891, index to 1881) have been lone BUFFs, probably traveled from place of birth to work. My GUESS is that the family that Sarah is part of are from Lincolnshire, but I'm not sure where the borders lay for the period 1850-1890. Genuki is a bit helpful, but it's very confusing =/ Zara

Hi Jackie, I could not open this attachment as my virus checker would not allow it. Please could you advise me as to what its' contents were. I am also posting this to the Huntindonshire site just in case you are sending out viruses to people without virus checkers. Sue Parrish -------Original Message------- From: Jackie Davies Date: Saturday, September 29, 2001 16:02:03 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: CAMPLIN & WEST families at Yaxley. 'sueparrish' wrote === - Hi everyone, - - I have a birth certificate for a male born in June 1859 in Yaxley, whom I believe to be my great grandfather Thomas Camplin. - - The parents are listed as Matthew CAMPLIN and Mahala WEST. - - Is anyone able to "look up" the 1861 census for Yaxley to see if they were still there, as I have been unable to locate them on earlier ones. The whole family is very elusive and I have struggled to get this far along this line. - - Any help with these names ... > Take a look to the attachment.

Hi I am searching the name of William WILDERSPIN he married Eliza Mary MOTRAM march 1888 he was b 1863 his fathers name was Robert WILDERSPIN from St Ives Huntingdon but moved to Bethnal Green uk do es anyone have any imformation which might connect June B Adelaide South Australia

Brought 2/11/0 Wid Austing 0/3/0 Jane Hammerton 0/1/6 Wid Willshire 0/1/0 Thos Lamkin 0/1/0 Richd Heard 0/2/0 Wid Bass 0/0/6 John Mason 0/2/0 Wm Brown 0/1/0 Wm Rachellor 0/4/0 Spent when we took acct of Rachellors? Goods at St Neots 0/1/0 Richd Wood in his Wifes lying in 0/6/0 Sarah White when her child had general? & ? 0/10/7 Two Horses going to Esqr Boochor? 0/6/0 My Journey to Brafield 0/4/0 The Charges about Eliz Clifton? Paid to J Glover with his daughter 0/15/6 A Bond to Indemnify ? Parish of T? 0/5/0 Charges with Mary Shedd? Two Horses going to Mr Buih? 0/6/0 Paid for an Order & Copy & Examination 0/4/0 Paid my Inn & fetching the Order 0/3/0 Woodlands John Bullmore in need 0/6/0 John Samms 0/1/0 Thos Searbrow 0/3/0 100 of Lop faggotts 0/10/0 Wyboston Charles Smith in need 0/12/0 2 Hundred faggotts for Richd Watford 0/6/0 5 Sene faggotts for Chas Smith 0/10/0 14 Ells & 2 of Cloth & thread 0/15/0 Paid for g high making 0/3/0 2 pair of shoes for Chas Smiths Children 0/4/0 A pair of shoes mending 0/0/? Paid the Clark for Writing the 5th Rate 0/3/0 And for entering 2 months acct 0/5/0 Spent at making up these & last minutes 0/2/0 Paid for a coffin for Thos Luke 0/8/6 Bell & Grave 0/1/0 Affadavitt 0/0/6 Beer for the Burial 0/2/6 Striping 0/1/0 Spent at taking Mary White? 0/1/0 Conting 11/5/1 1/2 House 15/4/1 Monthly 2/7/6 Total Disburstments 28/16/2 1/2 There was due to the parish from last months acct 2/1/11 1/2 So there remd due to the overseers acct Decr 24 1742 26/14/2 1/2

Jno Geeves for James Crow 0/1/6 Saml Osborn for Mr Fowler 0/0/6 Thos Rudd for his own 0/1/0 Mr Fowler for Jno Emery 0/2/3 0/7/3 Mr Sarl? 0/5/0 Thos Atkinson for Ld Sandwich 0/1/6 Thos Palmer for Ld Sandwich 0/0/3 0/0/6 Mr Blunsham 0/0/3 Chas Norman for Esqr Reynolds 0/3/1 1/2 Richd Smith for Ld Sandwich 0/0/4 1/2 James York for Esqr Reynolds 0/2/9 James Smith for Mr Sharp 0/1/9 Thos Small for Mrs Bailey 0/0/9 Mr Salloway for St Neots Poor 0/1/6 Jno Musgrave for his own 0/0/6 1/3/0

Hi, Can someone direct me to a site where the various Anglican church offices are explained? I'm trying to figure out the difference between a vicar, curate, officiating minister, and rector. Also wouldn't hurt to get good definitions for churchwarden, overseer, etc.Thanks Jim Bundy Page 66 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Phoebe Emery Wyboston in Eaton Socon March 21st 2 mo E Horley Vicar George Brown Wyboston in Eaton Socon April 9th 9 yrs Wm Maule Rector of Eynesbury Martha Matilda Skinner Eaton Socon April 22nd 1 yr 11 mo E Horley Joseph Sargent Eaton Socon May 5th 88 yrs E Horley Ellen White Eaton Socon May 9th 8 mos E Horley Thomas Addington Eaton Socon May 13th 73 E Horley William Hopkins Eaton Socon May 20th 69 E Horley Alfred Smith Eaton Socon May 23rd 5 mos E Horley Page 67 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Ann Elizabeth Hewitt Wyboston in Eaton Socon May 27 2 yrs J Hughes Offs Minr Elijah Smith Eaton Socon June 3 37 J Hughes Offs Minr George Pastler Eaton Socon June 8 62 J Hughes Offs Minr William Law Eaton Socon June 13th 84 yrs E Horley Jane Norton Wyboston in Eaton Socon July 30th 45 J Hughes Offs Minr Rebecca Gibbons Wyboston in Eaton Socon Augt 10th 83 yrs E Horley Sarah Ann Hewitt Wyboston in Eaton Socon Augt 13th 30 yrs E Horley George Harriss Eaton Socon Augt 30th 77 yrs E Horley Page 68 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Rebecca Stamford Eaton Socon Sepr 17 64 J Hughes Offs Minr Joseph Robinson Eaton Socon Oct 2nd 67 E Horley Ursula Grubb Hatfield Co Herts Oct 9th 73 E Horley Christopher Sargeant Eaton Socon October 24th 14 years Timothy Kynde Curate of Eynesbury Amelia Baldock Eaton Socon October 28th 7th yr E Horley Vicar Henry Murfin Eaton Socon Novr 12th 3 yrs E Horley Susan Matthews Eaton Socon Novr 15 33 yrs E Horley Joseph Gunn Workhouse in Eaton Socon Novr 23rd 82 E Horley Page 69 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed William Harwood Wyboston in Eaton Socon Novr 24th 76 yrs E Horley Vicar Emma Low Eaton Socon Novr 25th 1 yr 11 mos E Horley John William Hewitt Eaton Socon Novr 29th 10 mos E Horley William Cox Eaton Socon Novr 29th 9 mos E Horley Mary Ann Bruce Eaton Socon Decr 17th 2 yrs E Horley 1864 Elizabeth Paine St Neots Union House Jany 12th 62 yrs E Horley Susan Townsend Eaton Socon Jany 15th 72 E Horley Samuel Winters Eaton Socon Feb 17 4 Wm Maule Rector of Eynesbury Page 70 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Sarah Prigmore Eaton Socon 23rd February 13 years Timothy Kynde Curate of Eynesbury William Freeman Eaton Socon 23rd February 2 weeks Timothy Kynde Curate of Eynesbury Sarah Reed Wyboston Eaton Socon 26th February 72 years Timothy Kynde Curate of Eynesbury Mary Bailey Eaton Socon 27th February 71 years Timothy Kynde Curate of Eynesbury Harry James Hives Eaton Socon 15th March 9 months J W Hughes M A Offg Minr Fanny Jakes Eaton Socon 18th March 49 years Timothy Kynde Curate of Eynesbury Elizabeth Brightman Eaton Socon 21st March 38 yrs J W Hughes M A Offg Minr Owen de Jersey Doddington Cambs 18th March 3 yrs J W Hughes M A Offg Minr Page 71 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Mary Lee Eaton Socon March 27 72 J W Hughes M A Offg Minr Robert Francis de Jersey Doddington Cambs April 2 2 yrs W E Maule Rector of Eynesbury Isabella Williamson Eaton Socon April 4 21 J W Hughes M A Offg Minr Maria Burgess Eaton Socon April 6 4 J W Hughes M A Offg Minr Thomas Shelton Duloe in Eaton Socon April 12 57 J W Hughes M A Offg Minr James Barringer Eaton Socon April 14th 33 years Timothy Kynde Curate of Eynesbury William Fox Eaton Socon April 17th 45 J W Hughes M A Offg Minr Henry Paine Union House Eaton Socon April 20th 45 J W Hughes M A Offg Minr Page 72 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Thomas Holley Eaton Socon April 22d 7 J W Hughes M A Offg Minr John Mayes Staploe Eaton Socon May 13 81 J W Hughes M A Offg Minr William Barnes Eaton Socon June 2d 77 J Spencer Bartlett B A Offg Minister George Dean Eaton Socon June 2d 7 years J Spencer Bartlett B A Offg Minister Mary Jane Wa?son Marshall Eaton Socon June 11th 3 months D H Davies John Croot Wyboston July 14th 42 years D H Davies Martha Ann Okins Eaton Socon July 17th 29 years D H Davies John Peacock Eaton Socon August 1st 3 weeks D H Davies Page 73 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed William Howell Eaton Socon August 17th 2 yrs H F Lemken Curate of St Neots Thomas Ellitt Eaton Socon August 24th 86 yrs E Horley Vicar Henry Smith Eaton Socon August 28th 14 yrs E F M MacCarthy Offg Minister Susan Bundy Eaton Socon Sept 19 10 months Wm Maule Rector of Eynesbury Joseph Arnold Eaton Socon Sept 24 48 Henry F Lemken Officiating Minister Eliza Foot Eaton Socon Oct 5th 1864 6 mths D J Welburn Curate Emma Smith Eaton Socon Oct 7th 1864 1 yr 7 mths D J Welburn Curate William Hand Eaton Socon Oct 10th 1864 77 D J Welburn Curate Page 74 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed George Ayers Eaton Socon Octr 20th 11 mos D J Welburn Curate Moore Ayers Eaton Socon Octr 30th 2 yrs William Grayson Curate of Leighton Buzzard Elizabeth Freeman Glapthorns Novr 4th 38 yrs E Horley Vicar Ann Cook Eaton Socon Novr 8th 61 yrs D J Welburn Curate Charles Ambrose Flowerdew Eaton Socon Novr 26th 9 Months D J Welburn Curate Robert Peck Eaton Socon December 3rd 79 yrs D J Welburn Curate David Wimpress Eaton Socon 17 Decr 36 D J Welburn 1865 Emma Elizabeth Harris Eaton Socon 5th Jany 15 C L Vaughn Officiating

Hi, Anyone else researching the surname MURFIN in Eaton Socon? Cheers, Sharon

Hi everyone, I have a birth certificate for a male born in June 1859 in Yaxley, whom I believe to be my great grandfather Thomas Camplin. The parents are listed as Matthew CAMPLIN and Mahala WEST. Is anyone able to "look up" the 1861 census for Yaxley to see if they were still there, as I have been unable to locate them on earlier ones. The whole family is very elusive and I have struggled to get this far along this line. Any help with these names would be much appreciated, no matter how small as I really am stuck with these people. Sue Parrish

Hi all, Anyone researching FOSTER in this region. My ancestor Samuel FOSTER was born their c1844 to Samuel FOSTER and Sophie (surname unknown). I also do not know if he had any siblings. He was a labourer and lived some of his adult life in Gamlingay but he and his wife Sarah nee BRITTAIN both died in Everton. I'd love to receive advice or chat about any possible links to other peoples family trees. Happy hunting, Sharon Hawkins in Queensland Australia

Hi Listers This is to let you know that I have added some new photos to my site There are some of Upton church, and Sawtry All Saints and some of Sawtry war Memorial. If anyone wants me send them the photos without going to my site,please let me know. Karen ICQ No: 127523297 Vist my website for Sawtry Ancestors http://communities.msn.co.uk/SawtryAncestors or mail the list at [email protected] more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com