Dear Karen, I would be so grateful if you could have a quick look and see if there is a baptism for Richard Harvey, occupation miller, living in Hertfordshire with his son in the 1851 census. Richard Harvey is 73 years old and born in Buckden, Hunts. so born approx 1778. Richard died in Dec 1851, giving the age of 73. The first son that I have found is born in Essex abt 1810. I have found the Buckden church record on Genuki as given below. I have no access at my family history centre, so would appreciate a lookup. Thanks again, Charlotte Edwards Vancouver, B.C. Canada Buckden Church Records ==================== Baptisms: 1559-1858 (indexed transcriptions), 1858-1889, 1889-1953. Banns: 1755-1851, (indexed transcriptions) 1832-1896. Marriages: 1559-1851 (indexed Transcriptions), 1837-1920, 1920-1925, 1925-1936, 1936-1945, 1947-1967, 1967-1992. Burials: 1559-1851 (indexed transcriptions), 1813-1902, 1921. Bishop's Transcripts: 1660-3/1720-2, 1724-5, 1731-2, 1734, 1736, 1773-4, 1807-12/1813-14, 1816-24/1825-33, 1835-43/1844-61. These are available in the Huntingdon Records Office. ================= > > Subject: ANYONE WANT A LOOK UP IN RECORD OFFICE IN HUNTINGDON > Date: Thu, 8 Sep 2005 03:42:09 EDT > From: Skarlettnoire1@aol.com > To: ENG-HUNTINGDON-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi Everyone, > > I am off to the record office in Huntingdon again next week, I intend to be > there the whole day, and I normally have a couple of hours free while I am > there, so if any one out there would like me to look anything up for them in the > parish registers please let me know. > > If you do want me to do a look up for you, please let me know the parish, > rough dates, and names and whether is it a Baptism, marriage or burial. Some of > the registers are transcribed and others are not, if the register is > transcribed its pretty easy to do :-) > > I will do it on a first come first served basis to make it fair. > > I am currently thinking of doing a one name study for Huntingdonshire of the > name BRANSON and its variants so if you have any in your tree please pass > them on to me. > > Karen >