Hi, Those of you who have ancestors associated with the world of entertainment may be interested in my extraction project. The East Anglia Region extracts of the 'Entertainers on the 1881 Census' are now on my Web site. The URL for anyone interested is - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jassie Regards, Dave Jassie - List Administrator for - THEATRE-UK NIR-ARMAGH JASSIE [email protected] http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jassie/ - THEATRE-UK Web site http://www.rootsweb.com/~nirarm/ - ARMAGH Web site Greetings from Lincoln, England

So, in this note we also get Hemp (?) and Pollard, which in my dictionary is a coarse ground form of wheat. Jim Bundy The Overseers Creditors for Conting Disbursements for the House from Saturday July 10th to Saturday August 7th 1742 For Two pounds Butter 0/8/8 Barm for Baking 0/0/2 A Weeks Milk 0/0/10 1/2 26 pounds Chees at 4d 0/8/8 2 Dozn of Hemp 0/3/0 First week 0/13/9 1/2 Two pounds Butter 0/1/0 Barm for Baking 0/0/2 A Weeks milk 0/0/10 1/2 25 pounds Chees at 4d 0/8/4 2 Dozn Hemp 0/3/0 2 Bushells of Pollard 0/2/8 Second Week 0/16/0 1/2 Two pounds Butter 0/1/0 Barm for Brewing & Baking 0/0/6 26 pounds Chees at 4d 0/0/8 Milk 0/0/10 1/2 Third Week 0/11/0 1/2 Two pounds Butter 0/1/0 Barm for Baking 0/0/2 Milk 0/0/10 1/2 14 pounds Chees at 4d 0/4/8 Fourth Week 0/6/8 1/2 0/11/0 1/2 0/16/0 1/2 0/13/9 1/2 (total) 2/7/7 Paid to Thos Radwell as pd Bill 3/1/0 Paid Jos Day as pd Bill 2/19/8 Paid Wid Brown for Yarn 0/8/8 Paid Mr Livett as p Bill 0/13/0 1/4 Paid Mrs Bennett as p Bill 0/8/3 1/2 Paid for Toggoth as pd Bill 2/8/0 Paid John Meck as pd Bill 0/5/6 Totall 12/11/9 3/4

Interesting that a school was a land owner too. A bequest of some kind? Jim Bundy Willm Goodliff for the Duke 0/6/8 0/18/1 Ditto 0/10/0 Palmer Esqr 0/1/8 Chas Fisher for Esqr Whitham 0/1/2 0/1/8 W Swepson 0/0/6 Thos Conquest for Orwell School 0/4/6 Jno Emery for Esqr Whitham 0/8/0 0/8/9 His own Land 0/0/9 Jon Farr for the Duke 0/8/8 Edwd Brown for St Dunstans Poor 0/8/2 0/8/4 Willm Brown 0/0/2 (total) 2/10/3

Here's another page from 1800. Jim Bundy Jams James 1 T Finding 1/ 0/2/0 W Hewit Clothes pd Wid Oaky? Son 3 0/4/0 Wd Sar Rain 4/6 Ja Young 3/ 0/7/6 Salloway Junr 3/ T Martin 1/ 0/4/0 Octr 11 Sar Bentley for Emery's Child up to the 13th Octr 1/6/0 Pd Jona Rowlett's Year's Rent 1/0/0 Rt Quince 2/6 T Townsend 2/6 0/5/0 T Rowlett 2 Rain 2 0/4/0 W Hull 3 Bolton 2 0/5/0 Jno Markham 2 Quince 3 0/5/0 Eliz Adaman 1 0/1/0 Darrington 0/1/0 Bithmew's Child 0/3/6 Jona Rowlett 0/2/2 Mrs Brot a Bill 5/7/5 Mrs Lee a Bill 3/3/6 Hen Dennis a Do 0/10/0 My Journey to Teanvy? 0/7/0 Total Disburst up to the 14th Octr 14/15/1

Here's another year's worth. Special note to Jim Hawkins. This is the 3rd Hawkins of Bolnhurst to be buried at Eaton Socon. Wonder what was going on? Jim Bundy Page 149 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Maria Quince Union House Eaton Socon Jany 3d 58 J F Amos Curate Rachel Elliot Eaton Socon Jan 9th 7 weeks J F Amos Curate John Nightingale Eaton Socon Jan 14th 33 J F Amos Curate Elizabeth Peck Eaton Socon Jan 24th 25 J F Amos Curate William Sellis Eaton Ford Jan 25th 5 days J F Amos Curate Margaret Fox Eaton Socon Jan 28th 12 years J F Amos Curate Kitty Field Eaton Socon Jan 30th 83 J F Amos Curate James Bigg Eaton Socon Feb 20th 60 J F Amos Curate Page 150 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Edward Altrop Eaton Ford Feb 22nd 40 J F Amos Curate David Ashwell Union House Eaton Socon Feb 23d 54 J F Amos Curate Richard Franklin Eaton Socon Feb 25th 80 J F Amos Curate John Storey Eaton Socon March 3d 68 J F Amos Curate George Barnes Eaton Socon March 6th 72 J F Amos Curate Phoebe Barker Duloe March 6th 21 weeks J F Amos Curate Jane Hewitt Wyboston March 16th 10 years J F Amos Curate Elizabeth Markham Union House Eaton Socon March 21st 9 weeks J F Amos Curate Page 151 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed James Fuller The child of a Traveller March 27th 10 months J F Amos Curate Fanny Bundy Eaton Socon April 17th 15 years J F Amos Curate Mary Topham Eaton Socon April 27th 51 J F Amos Curate Thomas Ladds Wyboston April 22nd 75 J F Amos Curate William Pratt Wyboston May 1st 1 1/2 year J F Amos Curate Thomas Barnes Eaton Socon May 6th 48 J F Amos Curate Elizabeth Martin Eaton Ford May 17th 21 J F Amos Curate Favell Cooper Eaton Socon June 3 4 J F Amos Curate Page 152 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Sophia Titmus A Sojourner June 5th 28th J F Amos Curate Thomas Pope Eaton Socon June 13th 12 days J F Amos Curate Sarah Pope Eaton Socon June 21st 28 J F Amos Curate Joseph Farrer Eaton Socon July 22nd 16 J F Amos Curate Amos Freshwater Honeydon July 30th 6 months J F Amos Curate Thomas Eyte Eaton Socon August 15th 78 J F Amos Curate Martha King Eaton Socon August 27th 70 J F Amos Curate John Briggs Eaton Socon August 29th 81 J F Amos Curate Page 153 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Thomas Bird Eaton Socon Septr 1st 1 year J F Amos Curate Thomas Day Eaton Socon Septr 7th 17 weeks J F Amos Curate Elizabeth Jeeves Chawston in the Parish of Roxton Sept 12th 82 J F Amos Curate Joseph Joyce Eaton Ford Septr 23d 74 J Appleton Vicar of St Neots Offg Minister Joseph Thornton Eaton Socon Oct 2nd 5 months J F Amos Curate Sarah Penselow Eaton Ford Oct 6th 70 J F Amos Curate John Newton Basmead Oct 24th 67 J F Amos Curate John Hawkins Bolnhurst Beds Oct 27th 78 J F Amos Curate Page 154 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed James Cranfield Eaton Socon Oct 28th 29 J F Amos Curate George Townsend Eaton Socon Novr 1st 82 J F Amos Curate Sarah Abbott Eaton Socon Decr 3d 81 J F Amos Curate Mary Hall St Neots Hunts Decr 22nd 43 J F Amos Curate 1844 William Flanders St Neots Hunts Jany 1st 1844 60 J F Amos Curate James Richardson Eaton Ford Jany 3d 58 J F Amos Curate Jane Hewitt Wyboston Jany 8th 8 weeks J F Amos Curate Sophia Brown Eaton Socon Jany 17th 8 months J F Amos Curate

I should be pleased to hear from anybody who has had family who emigrated from Needingworth to Illinois as there appears to be a number of villagers who went in the second half of the 19th century. David and Matthew Tabbitt and their families emigrated in 1885 to join their half-brother John Norman who arrived around 1868. A family letter (1894) mentions other Needingworth people who also emigrated to the same area, namely: William Beaumont, William Circus (Cirkis), Charles Ayres, Harriet Norman and ?? Kidman. The places mentioned are Peotone, Kankakee, Askhum and Chicago. My questions are why Needingworth to Illinois? Who was the first to go? Were there agents involved? Any help, information or comment would be most appreciated. Peter Tabbitt Tabbitt Genealogy: www.tabbitt.fsbusiness.co.uk

Hello list: Is there SKS who can lookup the 1891 census for Yaxley to see if William PLANT (b 1815) is listed? Grant Baines Uxbridge/Canada Searching for PLANTs and ELLABYs right now.

Hi there, Can someone please pass this on to whoever collects the strays. Found in Wentworth parish burial register Mary Bark from Adivalton, Huntingdonshire buried November 24th 1840 age 86. Wentworth is near Rotherham, but is part of Doncaster archdeaconery. Sue Parrish Doncaster

Another page from these account books. I wonder if "house" indicates rent payments made for poor persons? Jim Bundy The Third Month Accts Stand as followeth 10th July 1742 The Monthly Relief 2/11/9 House 10/16/10 3/4 Conting 5/17/4 1/2 Totall Disburt 19/6/0 1/4 There was due to the Overseers as appear from last Months Accts 10/13/9 1/4 Disbursts in all 29/19/9 1/2 The Overseers are Charged with a Book June 15th 1742 which comes too 33/16/10 And they have Disbursted as above 29/19/9 1/2 So there Rems due to the parish this 3d Month accts July 10th 1742 3/17/0 1/2 ? Ninth The Overseers Creditors for Monthly Reliefs for Wednesday July 7th to Wednesday August 5th 1742 being the fourth Month Accts To Eaton Wid Miers 0/2/0 Wid Ward 0/2/0 Wid Bennett 0/4/0 Wid Willows 0/4/0 Eliz Serichington 0/4/0 Ann Serichington 0/2/6 Alice Wagstaff 0/2/0 Wid Bull 0/4/0 Wid Woodham 0/2/0 Wid White 0/4/0 Woodlands Wid Gillions 0/4/0 Wid Willows 0/3/0 Wid Stoughton 0/3/0 Totall 2/0/6

Here's another page. Jim Bundy Saml Roger for Mr Arundal 0/8/4 Vicar of Statfeld 0/3/4 1/5/8 C?well School 0/1/0 1/14/0 Francis Pym Esqr 0/13/0 W Pearson for Basmead 1/5/0 1/7/0 S John's Woods 0/2/0 Esqr Gery for his own pd 0/15/4 1/0/6 Bushmead field land 0/5/9 Thos Flanders for Esqr Gery 0/0/10 Robt Flanders for Esqr Gery 0/4/0 Jonth Topham for Esqr Dyson 0/10/0 0/10/9 The Woods 0/0/9 (total) 4/8/9

Here's another year's worth. Jim Bundy Page 145 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Mary Bowles Staploe March 11th 77 J F Amos Curate Isaac Jones Staploe March 30th 41 J F Amos Curate Eliza Lee Eaton Ford April 1st 9 weeks 5 days J F Amos Curate Joseph Morris Eaton Socon April 18th 61 J F Amos Curate Sophia Ashwell Eaton Socon May 20th 2 J F Amos Curate Elizabeth Hopkins Eaton Ford May 21st 7 months J F Amos Curate Sarah Kate Medland St Neots Huntingdonshire May 27th 6 months J Appleton Vicar of St Neots Rachel Jarvis Duloe June 14th 37 J F Amos Curate Page 146 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Thomas Spavin Upper Staploe June 19th 67 J F Amos Curate John Bunnage St Neots Huntingdonshire June 21st 35 J F Amos Curate Thomas Foote Eaton Socon June 23d 11 J F Amos Curate Thomas Newman Eaton Ford July 4th 1 J F Amos Curate Elizabeth Green Union House Eaton Socon July 9th 69 J F Amos Curate Thomas Hedding Wyboston July 15th 26 J F Amos Curate William Litchfield Wyboston July 19th 23 J F Amos Curate Mary Seymour Honeydon July 23d 88 J F Amos Curate Page 147 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Mary Woodham Eaton Ford July 27th 82 J F Amos Curate Rebecca Matthews Staploe August 6th 39 J F Amos Curate James Flanders Wyboston August 30th 66 J F Amos Curate Emma Matthews Staploe September 6th 18 J F Amos Curate William Giddings Duloe Septr 7th 56 J F Amos Curate Sarah James Duloe Septr 10th 58 J F Amos Curate Sarah Saby Wyboston Septr 14th 50 J F Amos Curate Eleanor Jakes Eaton Socon Septr 17th 69 J F Amos Curate Page 148 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Elizabeth Peck Eaton Socon Octr 1st 9 months J F Amos Curate James Weatherly Wyboston Octr 3d 37 Rev T W Gardner Offg Minister Susanna Johnson Eaton Socon Oct 11th 78 Rev T W Gardner Offg Minister Thomas Marriott Honeydon Novr 3d 8 J F Amos Curate Ann Wells Eaton Ford Novr 8th 26 J F Amos Curate William Saby Wyboston Nov 28th 20 J F Amos Curate James Lovell Topham End Decr 8th 2 3/4 years J F Amos Curate Amos Barnes Honeydon Decr 13th 1 year & 1 month J F Amos Curate

I quite agree with you, Martin, There are already lists setup on Rootsweb for such, with the intention of centralising searches in years to come - building from nothing is a slow process! I've taken the liberty of listing them below with some handy links to facilitate subscription for those who are interested. Regards, Nigel - in Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire (or Huntingdonshire to all thinking persons esp. genealogists) The birthplace of John Howland, one of the first Pilgrims on the "Mayflower" http://www.fenstanton-village.co.uk TRANSCRIPTIONS-UK___________________________________________________ mail mode: mailto:[email protected]?subject=subscribe&body=s ubscribe digest mode: mailto:[email protected]?subject=subscribe&body=s ubscribe TRANSCRIPTIONS-EIRE___________________________________________________ mail mode: mailto:[email protected]?subject=subscribe&body =subscribe digest mode: mailto:[email protected]?subject=subscribe&body =subscribe TRANSCRIPTIONS-CAN___________________________________________________ mail mode: mailto:[email protected]?subject=subscribe&body= subscribe digest mode: mailto:[email protected]?subject=subscribe&body= subscribe TRANSCRIPTIONS-US___________________________________________________ mail mode: mailto:[email protected]?subject=subscribe&body=s ubscribe digest mode: mailto:[email protected]?subject=subscribe&body=s ubscribe TRANSCRIPTIONS-NZ___________________________________________________ mail mode: mailto:[email protected]?subject=subscribe&body=s ubscribe digest mode: mailto:[email protected]?subject=subscribe&body=s ubscribe TRANSCRIPTIONS-AUS___________________________________________________ mail mode: mailto:[email protected]?subject=subscribe&body= subscribe digest mode: mailto:[email protected]?subject=subscribe&body= subscribe > -----Original Message----- > From: Martin Edwards [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: 26 June 2001 11:07 > To: [email protected] > Subject: Transcriptions of registers/burial books, etc. > > > Dear Listers, > > I have noticed great amounts of information being posted to the list which > could be used as an invaluable on-line source. Any transcriptions that > listers want published I am quite happy to host on either GENUKI > Bedfordshire or Genweb Bedfordshire; the transcriber will receive full > acknowledgement. This applies to GENUKI Cambridgeshire, Genweb > Cambridgeshire and Genweb Huntingdonshire. > > Regards, > > Martin Edwards > Chairman - Cambridgeshire Family History Society > http://www.cfhs.org.uk > Maintainer - Cambridgeshire History Portal > http://www.cambridgeshirehistory.com > Maintainer - Local Ancestors > http://www.localancestors.com/ > Webmaster - GenWeb Cambridgeshire > http://www.rootsweb.com/~engcam > Webmaster - GenWeb Huntingdonshire > http://www.rootsweb.com/~enghun > Webmaster - GenWeb Bedfordshire > http://www.rootsweb.com/~engbdf > Maintainer - GENUKI Cambridgeshire pages > http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/CAM/ > Maintainer - GENUKI Bedfordshire pages > http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/BDF/ > Maintainer - GenConnect BBS Cambridgeshire > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/England/Cambridgeshire > Maintainer - GenConnect BBS Huntingdonshire > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/England/Huntingdonshire > Maintainer - GenConnect BBS Bedfordshire > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/England/Bedfordshire > Personal Homepages > http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Martin_Edwards_2 > mailto: [email protected] > > > > > > > --- > Incoming mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.261 / Virus Database: 131 - Release Date: 06/06/2001 > --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.261 / Virus Database: 131 - Release Date: 06/06/2001

Hello from one Elaine to another. A couple of thoughts occurred to me when reading your note. 1. Could Jeremiah have been a second name with the boy christened under his "real" name eg James Jeremiah Newbound 2. Do you know for certain they were CofE? Someone will correct me if I am wrong but the baptism registers didn't cover churches like the methodist, catholics etc. 3. He might have been the subject of a spelling mistake. 4. they could have had him christened in an adjacent parish or elsewhere if they were visiting family. Do they have other family living in other parishes. 5. Was he christened at all. Maybe he was lawless in later life because he started out as ungodly! 6. Was he illegitimate. Maybe he was registered as a Denton and on his parents later marriage, he took his father's surname. 7. Might he be listed in other parish records besides baptism registers. Would workhouses, poor laws etc have been around then? 8. Genuki holds lists of people willing to do look-ups in certain areas or in certain documents. Have you checked whether anyone holds additional records for that area? That's all I can think of. I hope the list can help with some more. Yours, Elaine Saunders

Hello Listers I am up against a brick wall and don't know where to look next, so I'm hoping SKS can point me in the right direction. Jeremiah NEWBOUND married Elizabeth DENTON in St Ives in 1795. The first child that I can find appears in 1799 in March, Cambridgeshire, and they went on to have lots more children, one of whom was convicted of a crime and transported to Australia. My gg grandfather was also Jeremiah NEWBOUND and I am convinced, because of other family names in both families, that he was the first son of Jeremiah and Elizabeth. However, a search of the St Ives baptism registers between 1789 and 1799 has failed to find him. My question is are there any registers, indexes or lists where I can search to try and find the birth? Can I ever assume that the two Jeremiahs are father and son? I would really love to connect these two Jeremiahs because, if I can, I have a whole new family waiting for me in Australia!! Many thanks Elaine In a hot and sticky Oxfordshire *********** [email protected] Researching: Newbound: London, Surrey, Huntingdon, Cambridge Spinner: London, Kent, Illinois USA Howell: London, Hampshire Roberts: London, Surrey .

I'm looking for information about Charles BARKER (abt 1802-1838) and Martha HARDING (abt 1806-?). Charles was a blacksmith in St Neots and died there in 1838 aged only 36. Martha moved her family to Great Houghton in Northamptonshire before 1851. Does anyone else have an any knowledge of this couple? In particular I would like to establish that they had a daughter Sarah born about 1826. Bye now, Eileen

Here's some more. Jim Bundy Page 141 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed William Fairey Eaton Socon Jany 29th 29 J F Amos Curate Thomas Hawkins Staploe Jany 29 6 J F Amos Curate William Pratt Little End Jany 30 1 year & 10 months J F Amos Curate Sarah Freshwater Eaton Socon Feb 19th 5 days J F Amos Curate William Nunn St Neots Union Workhouse March 29th 60 J F Amos Curate Susan Rosamond Eaton Socon March 31st 69 J F Amos Curate Jesse Stamford Eaton Socon April 3d 7 J F Amos Curate William Johnson Eaton Socon April 7th 19 J F Amos Curate Page 142 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Ann Hall Little Paxton Huntingdonshire May 5th 23 J F Amos Curate Ursula Mason Eaton Ford May 5th 74 J F Amos Curate Ann Boot Wyboston May 6th 68 J F Amos Curate John Bazley Wyboston May 17 19 J F Amos Curate Susan Drew Eaton Socon May 18th 6 months J F Amos Curate John Hockley Duloe June 17th 82 J F Amos Curate Mary Brown Eaton Socon June 24th 25 J F Amos Curate Mary Frazer Vagrant July 2nd 37 J F Amos Curate Page 143 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed Joseph Byse Faulkner Eaton Socon July 22nd 1/4 Year J F Amos Curate Richard Newman St Neots Union Workhouse August 13th 72 J F Amos Curate John Lucas Eaton Socon August 14th 25 J F Amos Curate Francis Parker Eaton Ford August 16th 42 J F Amos Curate Charles Howard Eaton Socon August 25th 18 J F Amos Curate Elizabeth Osborne Eaton Ford Sept 8th 3 J F Amos Curate Charles Barnes Eaton Socon Octr 7 2 years 5 months J F Amos Curate Sarah Ann Cooper Wyboston Decr 10th 1 1/2 year J F Amos Curate Page 144 Name Abode When buried Age By whom the Ceremony was performed John Teat Eaton Ford Decr 28th 86 J F Amos Curate 1842 Eliza Marriott Honeydon Jany 4th 16 J F Amos Curate James Ball Staploe Jany 5th 86 J F Amos Curate John Smith Ekins Eaton Socon Jany 12th 38 J F Amos Curate Sarah Townsend Eaton Socon Jany 28 5 J F Amos Curate Ann Johnson Eaton Socon Jany 29th 70 J F Amos Curate Thomas Clark Eaton Socon Feb 21st 18 J F Amos Curate Edward Smith Eaton Socon Feb 24th 2 Weeks J F Amos Curate

Hi Jessie I have come across the name Starsmore on copies of Census records I obtained from Northampton Records Office for YARWELL for 1861 & 1881 whilst researching my own family BLADES from that area. I hope the following may be of help to you. 1861: Thomas STARSMORE Head 27 Agricultural Labourer Harriet? " Wife 25 Henry Son 4 born in Nassington Thomas G Son 2 born in Yarwell Fanny? Daugh 1881: William STARSMORE age 78 Labourer Henry STARSMORE 24 Labourer Head Sara " 25 Wife Sara L. " 2 Daug Regards Janet Dorset

Hi Jim and other Listers, What a wonderful insight to how it all was! Thank you. From the context the word BARM is yeast and on checking in Collins English Gem Dictionary that is the case. Also BARMY meaning frothy/giddy, which explains the good old expression You're barmy! Cloth charged by weight in lbs. as well as by the yard. Thread and yarn by the oz.! Regards Margaret HFHS 1107 Researching: ANDREW - Southoe, Eynesbury, St Neots, Islington/ DRING - St Neots/ EDENS - Buckden/ JARVIS - Eynesbury/ LINCOLN - Eynesbury, Abbotsley, Brampton/ LOVITT - St Neots/ RUTTER - St Neots > Memorandum > Simon Oldhams gift of Ten Shillings a year is to be paid to the > Church-wardens or Overseers of the Poor of Eaton Socon yearly out of the > Estate of the heirs of the late John Wright Esqr Dewas'd out now in the On > patron of Mr Collins The said gift to be given to Twenty of the Poorest of > the Poor of said Parish on St. Thomas's day according to the Will of the said > Simon Oldham > Benefactor > > A table showing which persons last served as Overseers of the Poor and in > what Year & how much in the Pound each year Charged m?ted to for the Parish > of Eaton Socon beginning with the year 1742 > Year Eaton Overseer Woodland Overseer Wyboston Overseer Amount piad? > 1742 John Kington Thomas Millard Thomas Boston 1/4/? > 1743 Thomas Frank Robt Cope John Morrison 1/6/? > 1744 Nich Livett Benj Farr Thomas Wiles 1/4/? > 1745 Richd Tl?k? Wm Gerry John Wa?d 6/?/0 > 1746 Wm Law Thomas Goodliffe Joseph Bed? 7/0/? > 1747 John Russell Wm Brown Richd Eavitt 0/9/? > 1748 Edwd Pridmore Nich Collins John Whi? 8/0/? > 1749 Robt Moore John ? S?d John H?m ? > 1750 Thos Gilding Richd Flemming Wm Emery ? > 1751 John Livett John Eden ? 1/7/? > 1752 Jno Moore Senr Robt Dillingham Edward Low ? > 1753 Jno Giddins Thos Staughton Thos Eagle ? > 1754 Ed Pridmore Wm Howkins Luke ?ington ? > 1755 Jno Emery James Topham Geo Wright ? > 1756 Will Day Robt Brown James N? ? > 1757 Wright G? John D? ? > 1758 James Livett ? ? ? > 1759 John Frank Wm Goodliff John W? ? > 1760 James Crow Jas H?ell James Sykes ? > 1761 James ? Jas Pridmore Willm ? ? > 1762 ? Thos Goodliffe Willm ? ? > 1763 George W? John L? Chas ? ? > > The Overseers Cutiters for Monthly Relief from Wednesday, June 9th to > Wednesday, July 7th 1742 being the Third month Accts > 1742 3 Month Given > (Place) (Name) (Amount) > Eaton To Wid Miers 0/2/0 > To Wid Ward 0/2/0 > To Wid Bennett 0/3/0 > To Wid Willows 0/4/6 > To Elizth Serickington 0/4/0 > To Ann Serickington 0/2/6 > To Alice Wagstaff 0/2/0 > To Wid Ball 0/4/0 > To Wid Woodham 0/2/0 > To Wid Willows which was forgot last Mn 0/1/0 > Woodland To Wid Gillions 0/4/0 > To Wid Willows 0/3/0 > To Wid Staughton 0/3/0 > To Wid White 0/4/0 > Wyboston To Wid Church 0/4/0 > To Wid Brown 0/2/0 > To Wid Bodjar for J Clark 0/4/0 > Totall 2/11/9 > > The Overseers Creditors for Conting Disbursmt for the House from Saturday > June 12 to Saturday July 10th 1742 > Two pounds of butter 0/1/2 > Barm for Brewing and Baking 0/0/8 > A Weeks Milk 0/0/10 1/2 > 16 pounds Chees at 4d 0/5/4 > Paid the Taylor 0/2/6 > First Week 0/10/6 1/2 > Two pounds Butter 0/1/0 > Barm for Baking 0/0/2 > A Weeks Milk 0/0/10 1/2 > 34 pounds Chees at 4d 0/12/9 > Second Week 0/14/9 1/2 > Two pounds of Butter 0/1/0 > Barm for Baking 0/0/2 > A Weeks Milk 0/0/10 1/2 > 14 pounds Chees 4d 0/4/8 > Third Week 0/6/9 1/2 > Two pounds Butter 0/1/2 > Barm for Baking 0/0/2 > A Weeks Milk 0/0/10 1/2 > 23 pounds Chees at 4d 0/7/8 > To A Child that was Sick in the House 0/0/2 > To the Taylors 0/2/6 > 1 Doz. ? of Hemp 0/9/0 > (subtotals) 1/1/6 > 0/6/9 1/2 > 0/14/9 /2 > 0/10/6 1/2 > (total) 2/13/8 > Paid to Thomas Radwell as P Bill 3/3/3 > Paid to Jos Day as P Bill 2/12/8 > Paid to Mrs Bennett as P Bill 0/6/5 > Paid to Richd Emery as P Bill 0/15/10 > Paid to Mr Livett as P Bill 0/11/8 3/4 > Paid to Mr Woolerston as P Bill 0/13/4 > Totall 10/16/10 3/4 > > The Overseers Crediting for other Contingent Disbursements from Saturday June > 12th to Saturday July 10th 1742 > (Eaton) To John Stanbridge 0/1/6 > To Wid Willshire 0/1/0 > To Wid Austing 0/3/0 > To Thomas Lamkin 0/1/0 > To John Oakleys Wife 0/1/6 > To Thos Bundy 0/2/0 > To Hammerton Girl 0/1/6 > First Week > To John Stanbridge 0/1/6 > To Wid Willshire 0/1/0 > To Wid Austing 0/3/0 > To Thos Lamkin 0/1/0 > To John Oakleys Wife 0/1/6 > To Thos Bundy 0/2/0 > To Hammerton Girls 0/1/6 > Second Week > To John Stanbridge 0/1/6 > To Wid Willshire 0/1/0 > To Wid Austing 0/3/0 > To Thos Lamkin 0/1/0 > To John Oakleys Wife 0/1/6 > To Thos Bundy 0/2/0 > To Hammerton Girl 0/1/6 > Third Week > To John Stanbridge 0/1/6 > To Wid Willshire 0/1/0 > To Wid Austing 0/3/0 > To Thos Lamkin 0/1/0 > To John Oakleys Wife 0/1/6 > To Thos Bundy 0/2/0 > To Hammerton Girl 0/1/6 > To John Male 0/4/6 > Woodland To Wm Crow in need 0/12/0 > To Thos Searbrow 0/4/0 > To John Bullmore 0/6/0 > To (blank) Cummington 0/2/0 > Wyboston Paid for Yards of Cloth at 6d 0/2/0 > Given to Jane Swan 0/0/2 > Paid for Warping the Cloth 0/1/0 > Paid for 3 lbs of Cloth for a Shirt 0/3/0 > Paid for 10 ounces of Yarn 0/1/5 1/2 > Paid for 2 ounces of Thread 0/0/3 > Paid for Shoes md for E Emery's Boy 0/0/6 > Paid for A Coffin for John Male 0/8/0 > Bell & Grave 0/10/0 > Beer for the Sitters up in his Illness 0/1/0 > Beer for the Buriell 0/2/6 > Affadavitt 0/0/6 > Singing? 0/1/0 > To John Richardson 0/3/0 > Paid to the Weaver for Weaving 20 Ells Cloth 0/5/0 > Paid for 3 fifes t filr Pd Bills upon 0/0/6 > Paid for new Town Book 0/5/0 > Paid for Writing the pound 2d Rate 0/3/6 > Paid the Clark for Entring H? ?

I am grateful for the help I have received in my quest to build up a comprehensive listing of UK BALMER families. I'll be unsubscribing tonight to move on in my quest, but I must congratulate you on having a very pleasant site and some very pleasant people. Regatds, Jim Balmer

I have got details of Guylott (or Gaylott) WALTON (born Needingworth) living in Church St., St. Ives in 1881, foreman of brickyard. His wife, Sarah Ann, children, Elizabeth Ann, J. Arthur, M.A. Emma, Wm Gaylott, H. George WALTON. I have a feeling that there may have been another child not listed (possibly Eliza WALTON) which maybe in the St.Ives 1871 Census. Could anyone with access to the 1871 St Ives Census advise me if there are other children belonging to Guylott and Sarah Ann not listed above? Many thanks Gordon (from Sydney, Australia) ([email protected])