Hello Listers I am looking for info on Thomas Robinson born Wentworth Yorkshire ABT 1825 son of William Robinson who was listed as a miller in 1858 when Thomas got married .Looking for info on Thomas brothers, sisters and mothers maiden. Thankyou Thomas Letchworth Herts.

Hello everyone My interests are Robinson from the Sheffield area. I have found them in Wentworth, Bolsterstone, Stocksbridge and then Sheffield. I am also getting a interest in other families due to marriages e.g. Shaw Bentley,Higton and Etchells Thankyou Thomas Letchworth Herts

Hi list I am looking for mother and baby homes in and around Otley or Ilkley in the early 1940's Thanks Marion in Salford, UK Love Marion

Hi Listers I have more names from the 1901 census All those who have asked for more details from the previous list, I will be responding to you later today. WILSON WARRINER SEARLES SILKSTONE CASEY HUTCHINSON RICHARDSON If you require more information on any of the above names please email and I will oblige Regards Marion in Salford Love Marion

Hi List I have the following names from the above census on 4394 99.14 COOPER STEVENS BIBBY TUNMORE MASON SMITH SNOWDEN WIGFIELD ROBINSON FLATHER PANTHER If you require any of the info, I will be happy to supply Happy Christmas to all Regards Marion in Salford Love Marion

Hi to all listers Just to let you know about my best Christmas present: A photograph of my Gggrandmother arrived in the post yesterday!!!! Along with information I didn't know about her. What more could a Gene wish for! Hope you all have as much luck as I have just had, and wish you all a merry Christmas and Happy New Year Regards Marion in Salford Love Marion

I am resubmitting my interests for new subscribers. My name is Malcolm Arnold Carr - I was born in Christchurch, New Zealand on 17 December 1945. At present I am living in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, but will be returning to live in New Zealand early in the New Year. I have been trying to trace my Great Grandfather, William CARR (son of James Carr), who worked as an engine fitter for the Yorkshire Engine Company. He married Emma KAY (born Grenoside or Shire Green? to George Kay & Ann CASSON) on 11th April 1868 at St Thomas's Church, Kimberworth, when he was 32. They had 3 children, Sarah Ellen, James (my Grandfather, born 3rd January 1871 at Jenkin Road, Brightside) & William (lived for only 3 months). He died on the 17th May 1874 at Grimesthorpe, Sheffield, from pneumonia aged 38 years. The family was living at High St, Brightside Bierlow in the 1871 Census. His widow Emma remarried on February 1877 to George Samuel WAINWRIGHT - this family was living at 25 Adsett St, Brightside Bierlow in the 1881 Census (children: [Wainwright] Alfred 17, Joshua 15, George S. 14 & Emma J. 11; [Carr] Sarah E. 11 & James 10). Unfortunately, I have been unable to trace William Carr's birth - I have tried St. Catherine's House Index & the IGI, but couldn't find anything which made any sense. Not knowing his mothers name hasn't helped either. His son, another James Carr, emigrated to Christchurch, New Zealand in 1899, returning briefly in 1904 to see a specialist & to marry Annie Sarah SHAW of Windhill, Shipley. Does anyone have any information to help with the above research?, or can suggest where I could look next? If anyone is interested in what I have found out so far, I can forward a copy. Regards, Malcolm Carr.

Thanks Belinda for your message. I have got a copy of the original 1901 Census and was hoping to receive replies from descendents of the Newman family. I was however very interested in how well your software extractor program worked on the 1901 Census. Could you please post further details. Thanks for all your interest. Godfrey ----- Original Message ----- From: <belindar@sympatico.ca> To: <ENG-ROTHERHAM-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 10, 2002 2:03 AM Subject: Re: [ROTH] Fw: The NEWMAN Family > Hi Godfrey: > > I don't know if you have this information or not, but here is Grace & family as shown on the 1901 census using the extractor software program. Go to www.census.pro.gov.uk if you want to purchase a scan of the actual image. > > Name Age "WhereBorn" "AdministrativeCounty" Civil Parish Occupation PageID > PersonID Piece Folio1 Folio2 > > George Newman 36 Lincoln Harmstone W Riding Of York Treeton Colliery Labourer Underground 1042983 25133275 4390 90 91 > Mary Newman 30 Leicester Harston W Riding Of York Treeton 1042983 25133276 4390 90 91 > Florence Newman 9 Yorks Whiston W Riding Of York Treeton 1042983 25133277 4390 90 91 > Grace Newman 3 Yorks Whiston W Riding Of York Treeton 1042983 25133278 4390 90 91 > Elsie Newman 2 Yorks Whiston W Riding Of York Treeton 1042983 25133279 4390 90 91 > John Newman 6M Yorks Treeton W Riding Of York Treeton 1042983 25133280 4390 90 91 > > Good luck in the rest of your search. > > Belinda Robinson > London Ontario Canada > > > > From: "GODFREY BROWNING" <GODFREY@browning11.freeserve.co.uk> > > Date: 2002/12/09 Mon AM 02:44:43 EST > > To: ENG-ROTHERHAM-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: [ROTH] Fw: The NEWMAN Family > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: GODFREY BROWNING > > To: ENG-ROTHERHAM-l@rootsweb.com > > Sent: Friday, October 18, 2002 1:58 PM > > Subject: The NEWMAN Family > > > > > > Hello Everyone on this new list, > > My wife's grandmother was Grace NEWMAN born 4/11/1897 at Whiston, South East Rotherham. Her Parents were George & Mary Ann NEWMAN who married at Rotherham in the June quarter of 1890. > > Can anyone tell me anything more about the NEWMAN family ? > > Best Wishes Godfrey Browning > > > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

As Tracy suggested, I am posting my interests and would like to hear from anyone researching these names locally:- ASHMORE ATKINSON BAKER DUGDALE PATCHING TAYLOR Cheers! Helen

Hello everyone, my interests are as follows (reposting with additions): FROST at Wentworth, Thorpe Hesley and Hoodhill YEARDLEY also in the above places PERCIVAL in the Rotherham/Sheffield areas - I believe Eliza Percival was born in Lincoln. LEVERTON at Kiveton Park, Wales & Todwick Any help welcome. Graham Frost Bedford

Hello fellow listers Just reposting my interest names in the Rotherham area.  They are BATTY - Hooton, South Emsall BENNETT - Denaby, Mexborough, Adwick on Dearne BOOTH  - Kirk Burton COOPER - Adwick on Dearne GRAHAM - Barnsley HALL - Campsall, South Kirkby MATTHEWS - Wath on Dearne MAWSON - Brampton, Wath on Dearne PENNISTON - Hemmingfield/Wombwell/Darfield SWALLOW - Wath on Dearne It would be great to hear from anyone with interests in these names Regards Brian _________________________________________________________________ Tired of spam? Get advanced junk mail protection with MSN 8. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

Looking for bapt. of George Ax(e)& Anne Sylvester who marr.in Rotherham in 1701.My interest is son Richard b.1707 Rotherham who marr. Sarah Matthewman in Wath upon Dearne Beryl Australia berylh@compassnet.com.au

Hello to all on the Rotherham list. Just reposting interests , as Tracy suggested. My interest is in the BURGIN name, from the Aston, Rawmarsh, Wales, Ecclesfield areas. The family seem to have moved from Lincolnshire, to the coal mining areas. Was this a major movement into the area? Especially Walter BURGIN, my grandfather, b. 1875 in Aston Also HARGREAVES from Rawmarsh, my grandmother Sophia HARGREAVES b. 1874 I would be very interested to hear from anyone with similar interests Sue Mann Toowoomba, Queensland >

Hi everyone, just resubmitting my interests as new members join up: My grandfather HAROLD BIRCH (1898-1977) of ROTHERHAM, had 2 younger brothers CRYIL BIRCH (1907-1967) and JAMES BIRCH (1905-?) with whom the family lost contact with many years ago, and I'd like to find out if there any descendants. All lived on or around Doncaster Road, Eastwood, Rotherham at least up until the mid 1940's. JAMES BIRCH married around 1931-32 to a girl called UNA and we think they may have had two daughters? He worked on the railways and about the time of his marraige lived on 90 St.John's Road, Eastwood, Rotherham. CYRIL BIRCH may have married later on in life to a widow LILLY CUTTS (?) after the war so may not have offspring. Their parents were JAMES BIRCH and MARY JANE SKIDMOORE who both lived at 280 Doncaster Rd, until their deaths in 1936 and 1944. MARY was a keen Chapel woman and well known at the local methodist chapel at the corner of School St/Doncaster Rd, Eastwood ~ her obituary was in the Rotherham Advertiser so she was well known. JAMES BIRCH snr had a brother EDWIN BIRCH who married BEATRICE MORTON and they lived in Oxford St, Eastwood, also off Doncaster Rd. They had at least two offspring REGINALD EDWIN BIRCH and GLADYS AMY BIRCH, who would have probably been born in the early 1900's. If any of these names rings a bell I'd love to hear from anyone. Regards John R Birch bluesplayer43@hotmail.com Researching: BIRCH, BONSOR, CROUDACE, COOK, HANSON, SKIDMORE _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection service: 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus

----- Original Message ----- From: GODFREY BROWNING To: ENG-ROTHERHAM-l@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, October 18, 2002 1:58 PM Subject: The NEWMAN Family Hello Everyone on this new list, My wife's grandmother was Grace NEWMAN born 4/11/1897 at Whiston, South East Rotherham. Her Parents were George & Mary Ann NEWMAN who married at Rotherham in the June quarter of 1890. Can anyone tell me anything more about the NEWMAN family ? Best Wishes Godfrey Browning

Hello all , Can anyone do us a kindness, to look at a marriage we got from St Caths, registered in WORTLEY Joseph GREAVES March qu 1869. Ken and Joan Littlewood Barnsley

Thanks Tracy I've read through the whole of the site and am exceedingly pleased to see that for once someone has catered for the Mac OS X - if they are that farsighted then it must be good. It certainly looks as though it will save a lot of time travelling to and spending time in the Library in Norwich where they have fiche copies. As parking is notoriously expensive and travelling takes time, the service will soon pay for itself in my terms. Regards Brian _________________________________________________________________ Tired of spam? Get advanced junk mail protection with MSN 8. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

To find out what it's all about, please click on the URL, it tells you all about it on the site: http://www.1837online.com/ Best wishes Tracy Listowner ----- Original Message ----- From: David King To: ENG-ROTHERHAM-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, December 08, 2002 11:32 AM Subject: Re: [ROTH] New website facility - births/marriages/deaths Hi everyone Tracy told us about http://www.1837online.com/ going on line next week, but as I have not heard of it perhaps someone could enlighten me as to what it will contain? Regards Brian Yorks interest names BENNETT BOOTH COOPER GRAHAM HALL MAWSON PENNINGTON/STON STACEY _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: advanced junk mail protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Hi everyone Tracy told us about http://www.1837online.com/ going on line next week, but as I have not heard of it perhaps someone could enlighten me as to what it will contain? Regards Brian Yorks interest names BENNETT BOOTH COOPER GRAHAM HALL MAWSON PENNINGTON/STON STACEY _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: advanced junk mail protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

Hi Rotherham-ers! Some subscribers may already be aware of the new website facility which is being released on line next Sunday, 15th December, for those of you who haven't heard about it, the website address is: http://www.1837online.com/ Let's hope it works better than the 1901 online census! As an update on the ROTHERHAM list, we now have 60 subscribers and new members are joining every day, so, it may be an idea to post details of whoever you're researching once a week - that will also keep the list ticking over, as it does tend to keep having quiet spells. Best wishes Tracy Listowner