Hi Listers! I have about 7 families I could do with looking up on the 1851 census. I'm remote from Stoke so it seems like the 1851 scanned set from mycensus.com wouldn't be a bad investment for that number. But I think I'd need the BMSGH index CD as well. Being pretty new to FH I'd appreciate the lists advice. BW Andy. Researching STUBBS OLIVER BEBBINGTON LOWE JENKS/JINKS MALPASS MYATT PERRY CATON (OK sharp eyes that _is_ 9, but I don't _need_ the 1851 data for a couple of them<VBG>)

Hello Andy, Can't help with any census but picked up on your mention of Bebbington. I would be interested in anything you may have regarding this name. Here is where I am with my research....... I am looking for any Bevington in and around the pottery towns. So far I have reached late 1700's with positive proof. However, I am now finding that my Bevingtons are being recorded as Beb(b)ington/ Babbington. There is absolutely no doubt that I can prove the Bebbington is a Bevington in some cases but not all. Any clues would be most gratefuly received Regards Sandra Todd ----- Original Message ----- From: Andy Micklethwaite <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 5:53 PM Subject: [Pots] 1851 census > Hi Listers! > > I have about 7 families I could do with looking up on the 1851 census. I'm remote from Stoke so it seems like the 1851 scanned set from mycensus.com wouldn't be a bad investment for that number. But I think I'd need the BMSGH index CD as well. Being pretty new to FH I'd appreciate the lists advice. > > BW Andy. > Researching STUBBS OLIVER BEBBINGTON LOWE JENKS/JINKS MALPASS MYATT PERRY CATON > (OK sharp eyes that _is_ 9, but I don't _need_ the 1851 data for a couple of them<VBG>) > > > ==== ENG-STS-THE-POTTERIES Mailing List ==== > The List for the Pottery Towns of the Ancient County of Staffordshire > >