Hello! Does anyone know the origins of the name ELLENDER. It seems to come from Kent. Could it be French? CJ

ENG-SURNAMES-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > ENG-SURNAMES-D Digest Volume 02 : Issue 11 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [ENG-SURNAMES] Lines [Oneill Family <mickoneill@bigpond.] > #2 [ENG-SURNAMES] Goodson surname [<pbalcerzak@wzrd.com>] > #3 Re: [ENG-SURNAMES] OWEN - Does any ["Clive Owen" <cliveowen@cableinet.] > #4 [ENG-SURNAMES] Harbourne/Harborne [VMH1031@aol.com] > #5 [ENG-SURNAMES] Re: ENG-SURNAMES-D ["Vivian Roemer" <vivian75@prairiei] > > Administrivia: > Help Page www.jhgreen.net > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [ENG-SURNAMES] Lines > Date: Sat, 12 Jan 2002 20:55:23 +0800 > From: Oneill Family <mickoneill@bigpond.com> > To: ENG-SURNAMES-L@rootsweb.com > > Can anyone help me with further information on the Lines family. > I have a John Lines son of George Lines and Ann Dickerson born > Wheathampstead Hertfordshire > George may be the son of James Lines and Elizabeth baptised November 1804 > St Albans. > He marries Ann Dickerson in 1819 in Wheathampstead. > Now that does not make him very old.... Could he have married at 15-16 yrs old? > Gay O'Neill > Western Australia > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [ENG-SURNAMES] Goodson surname > Date: Sat, 12 Jan 2002 13:21:15 GMT > From: <pbalcerzak@wzrd.com> > To: ENG-SURNAMES-L@rootsweb.com > > Hello, > Is there site for the name of Goodson in England? > My Great Uncle and Aunt and cousins lived in the > Bracknell, Berkshire area > Patricia, U.S.A. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [ENG-SURNAMES] OWEN - Does anyone have a UK website for this name? > Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2002 09:05:21 -0000 > From: "Clive Owen" <cliveowen@cableinet.co.uk> > To: ENG-SURNAMES-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi Sarah, > > Thanks very much for your reply. I have found that my family stem from a > George OWEN born in Narbeth , > Wales in 1795. He then moved to Yate in Gloucestershire where he married > Christiana SHIPP in 1818. He had a family of four children and pursued his > business as a Tailor. His son Samuel moved to Bristol and worked as a Sugar > Baker, he married Ann EVANS in 1857 and had three children. > > If you think you have any connection I would love to hear from you. > > Best wishes, > > Clive > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [ENG-SURNAMES] Harbourne/Harborne > Date: Sat, 12 Jan 2002 19:50:09 EST > From: VMH1031@aol.com > To: ENG-SURNAMES-L@rootsweb.com > > Looking for information on Harbourne/Harborne families. I'm pretty sure they > originated from England but am stuck with a lot of loose ends to make more > connections due to various spellings of the name. > Vicky > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [ENG-SURNAMES] Re: ENG-SURNAMES-D Digest V02 #10 > Date: Sat, 12 Jan 2002 22:07:07 -0600 > From: "Vivian Roemer" <vivian75@prairieinet.net> > To: ENG-SURNAMES-L@rootsweb.com > > unsubscribe,Thanks > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <ENG-SURNAMES-D-request@rootsweb.com> > To: <ENG-SURNAMES-D@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2002 3:03 AM > Subject: ENG-SURNAMES-D Digest V02 #10

unsubscribe,Thanks ----- Original Message ----- From: <ENG-SURNAMES-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <ENG-SURNAMES-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2002 3:03 AM Subject: ENG-SURNAMES-D Digest V02 #10

Can anyone help me with further information on the Lines family. I have a John Lines son of George Lines and Ann Dickerson born Wheathampstead Hertfordshire George may be the son of James Lines and Elizabeth baptised November 1804 St Albans. He marries Ann Dickerson in 1819 in Wheathampstead. Now that does not make him very old.... Could he have married at 15-16 yrs old? Gay O'Neill Western Australia

Looking for information on Harbourne/Harborne families. I'm pretty sure they originated from England but am stuck with a lot of loose ends to make more connections due to various spellings of the name. Vicky

New to the list and wish to give the surnames I'm researching. SUDDERS anywhere MARTIN Lancs/Ireland METCALF/E Lancs/Ireland CARTWRIGHT Cheshire/Shropshire HARVEY Cheshire/Shropshire HAYES Cheshire/Shropshire THREADGOLD Cheshire Any information regarding the above names would be very welcome. Sudders does seem to be a very rare name and I have relatively few in comparison to the others. Look forward to hearing from anyone out there with similar interests. Good hunting Marie Cartwright Marburg GERMANY ( a true Salopian born and bred)

Hello, Is there site for the name of Goodson in England? My Great Uncle and Aunt and cousins lived in the Bracknell, Berkshire area Patricia, U.S.A.

Just posting my surname interests. I have nothing further back than 1871 . Thomas ROGERS son of Samuel Rogers, and Anne COU??FEILD Thomas married to Margaret WALPOLE 1890, Bradford ,Yorkshire, Having 5 children in England up to 1901, then moving to Canada, Saskatchewan or Ontario( not sure which one first.) 5 more children were born in Canada. Infant,Samuel, Francis Ellen(nellie), Dorothy(doris) Winnefred, John Edward 1901, In Canada, Ivy, Clara, Frank, Alice. John Edward ROGERS married Lizzie TOMKINS, born Bradford Yorkshire, 1901 to Arthur John TOMKINS,and Louisa BALLENGER, Louisa born 1871. These last four are all buried in a small cemetary in Ontario, and the third generation is there also. I'm not sure yet if these families knew each other in England, or if they met in Canada, but with both John and Lizzie being born within months of each other , in the same town, and then marrying, I wonder. I am told of "Gentleman Jim" TOMKINS helping people with his hospitality during wartimes, but I have no further on that. I am also given a "story" of Margaret WALPOLE being descended from Sir Robert Walpole. The authenicity of this "story" is unsure. If anyone else is researching this line, drop me a note. If anyone has some pointers for me, then send something along. Karen Moore, Ontario, Canada. tkmoore@sympatico.ca

Does anyone know of a website for the surname "EDY". My ancestor is Mary Ann Edy born 1794 in Islington, Middlesex, London, England. Married James Hobbs, 1815 in Ditcheat Rectory, Alhampton, Somerset, England. I would appreciate any information or direction you could provide. Thank You, Ginger Hobbs Luttrell email: mike_ginger@bellsouth.net

Janie & Owen, I am also researching JEWETT. I haven't gotten too far into England. But I keep trying. Which Jewett line are you related to? Becky South Carolina --- Janie & Owen <bartoj@3lefties.com> wrote: > We are looking for historical information, such as > ancestry, origin, status, heraldry, etc., on the > Surnames below prior to the dates indicated: > > LINCOLN (1496) - Norfolk > REMCHING (1526) - Norfolk > GILMAN (1500) - Norfolk > RYSE (1446) - Suffolk > CRACHERODE (1476) - Suffolk > BUFFINGTON (1653) - Buckinghamshire > COPE (1509) - Hampshire > SINGLETERRY (1559) - Lincolnshire > COOKE (1585) - Worcestershire > DEADMAN (1595) - Suffolk > PLUMMER (1570) - Tulyor > SHENEY (1317) - Cheshire > PABENHAM (1296) - Cheshire > REMPSTONE (1485) - Ditton > JEWETT (1536) - Yorkshire > KINNIESLEY (1495) - Warwickshire > BRACKETT (1490) - Suffolk > BLOWER (1500) - Suffolk > > Thanks, Owen and Janie > *e-mail* > * bartoj@3lefties.com * > *Owen's Genealogy website* > * www.geocities.com/oubartel * > *Janie's Genealogy website* > * www.geocities.com/dulcimerjane * > > > ==== ENG-SURNAMES Mailing List ==== > Free Legacy Genealogy Software > > http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/Index.asp?mid=13SAUhO > > ============================== > 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 > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/

We are looking for historical information, such as ancestry, origin, status, heraldry, etc., on the Surnames below prior to the dates indicated: LINCOLN (1496) - Norfolk REMCHING (1526) - Norfolk GILMAN (1500) - Norfolk RYSE (1446) - Suffolk CRACHERODE (1476) - Suffolk BUFFINGTON (1653) - Buckinghamshire COPE (1509) - Hampshire SINGLETERRY (1559) - Lincolnshire COOKE (1585) - Worcestershire DEADMAN (1595) - Suffolk PLUMMER (1570) - Tulyor SHENEY (1317) - Cheshire PABENHAM (1296) - Cheshire REMPSTONE (1485) - Ditton JEWETT (1536) - Yorkshire KINNIESLEY (1495) - Warwickshire BRACKETT (1490) - Suffolk BLOWER (1500) - Suffolk Thanks, Owen and Janie *e-mail* * bartoj@3lefties.com * *Owen's Genealogy website* * www.geocities.com/oubartel * *Janie's Genealogy website* * www.geocities.com/dulcimerjane *

Greetings....from Canada I would like to pick your brains: What would be the best way of getting this information (several thousand individual names) onto a home page in sortable spreadsheet format? I have no experience in this, but i am willing to learn. I would like the information to be usable as county- by county spreadsheets so that people could sort for (example) all Corkes in one town, or, by mother's name. I do not want to go to a one-name study genealogical society, as it costs money, and I want the information to be freely given. for a couple of years I have been collecting CORK/CORKEs of England by county, from 1500 to 1900. My resources are many and varied: IGI, free BMD, St. Cath's indices, any parish registers which have been placed on the internet etc, etc. I understand that there will have been an "oops!" factor in copying that which has been copied but I can assure you that I have been very careful, myself, to do an accurate job. All my work is on spreadsheet. the data headings are: surname (variants) source (incomplete) given names life event date code ( for sorting purposes) town, village, district county birth date (written form) christening date (written form) mother's name father's name marriage date (written form) spouse's name place of marriage name code ( for sorting purposes) notes: incl. death date if available, and place of death, burial addresses in some cases Is there anyone out there who could give me a push in the right direction? many thanks dianne Corke In Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Hi Sarah, Thanks very much for your reply. I have found that my family stem from a George OWEN born in Narbeth , Wales in 1795. He then moved to Yate in Gloucestershire where he married Christiana SHIPP in 1818. He had a family of four children and pursued his business as a Tailor. His son Samuel moved to Bristol and worked as a Sugar Baker, he married Ann EVANS in 1857 and had three children. If you think you have any connection I would love to hear from you. Best wishes, Clive

Hi Clive Where do your OWENs come from. Sarah Hi, I have seen mention of website devoted to a single name but never for the name OWEN. Does anyone know of such a site dealing with UK branches of the family? Clive OWEN ==== ENG-SURNAMES Mailing List ==== Free Legacy Genealogy Software http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/Index.asp?mid=13SAUhO ============================== 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, I have seen mention of website devoted to a single name but never for the name OWEN. Does anyone know of such a site dealing with UK branches of the family? Clive OWEN

Looking for George Denniss married Margaret Lily in mid to late 1840's. Information I have gives their home as Ashford, Kent. Children George b.1849, Richard, Sophia, Charlotte, & Jeffrey Family of Edward Shoesmith b. 1790 married to Mary ? Children John b. 1833 and Sarah Ann b. 1827. Sarah Ann married Adolphus Bourne. Edward & Mary lived in Woodchurch, Kent. Family of Eleanor Evenden b. 1744 married to William Bourne b. abt. 1740. Married in 1770 and had children Thomas, Saline, Richard & Margaret. Lived in Appledore, Kent. Family of Ann Ashwell b. 1688 married to John Bourne b.abt. 1663. Married in 1709 and had children Thomas Sophia, George, Mary, John, & William. Lived in Warehorne, Kent. Families of Sarah Peters b. 1641 and George Bourne b. 1643. Married in 1664 and had children John, William, Elizabeth, George, & Mary. Lived in Warehorne, Kent.

MY BRICK WALLS 1. Emery -- Pre 1750 Ireland >Pre 1852 New Jersey and Ohio, USA >1852-Now Australia >South Africa > Australia. Earliest found, so far, Elbridge Gery Emery, born 2 Nov 1824 in Cleveland Ohio. Fathers name was Jacob Emery and Mothers name was Mary Smith Wing. 2. Bland -- Pre 1852 Scotland/England > Australia. Earliest found, so far, is John Bland. He was a ships Captain and it is believed that the ship was his own. John Bland's daughter, Anne Emily, married James Munro. 3. Munro -- Pre 1877 Scotland > 1877-Now Australia. Earliest found is James Munro. Unconfirmed that he was born in Aberdeen. Parents unknown. 4. Morrow -- England > Australia. Elizabeth J(ane or Josephine) Morrow married Elbridge Gery Emery. 5. Cutler -- England > Australia. William Shaw Cutler DOB unknown was a Queens Marine. Married Ellen Lake. 6. Morrison -- England > Australia. Unconfirmed link to Elbridge Gery Emery- may have been his second wife. 7. Lake -- England > Australia. GGGGGrandfather John Lake was sent to Australia as a Remittance Man. His father was a Sir Arthur Lake. John Lake married a woman named Mary, her surname is still unknown. They had three sons; Robert, Charles and James. Robert is my GGGGranfather; he married a woman named Mary Jane Atkinson and they had 9 children; the 3rd youngest Ellen Jane Lake is my GGGandmother. Ellen married William Shaw Cutler. 8. Eggleston -- Durham Co, England > Australia. Came to Australia from Durham County, England in the mid 1920's. Grandfather, John Ridley Eggleston, was born in Tynemouth on 6 July 1923. His parents, John Plews Eggleston and Winifred Mary Robson both born in South Shields, Durham in 1898. John Plews went to the Great War under his stepfathers name of Doddsworth 9. Cassady -- Ireland > Australia Mary Cassady married John Bland 10. Robson -- Durham Co, England > Australia. Winifred Mary Robson married John Plews Eggleston 11. Angel -- England > Australia. Henry Angel, my GGGGrandfather came to Australia as a convict. He participated in the Hume and Hovell expedition. His son James Angel is my GGGrandfather; his son Ashley James Angel is my GGrandfather and his son Rixon Leonard Angel is my Grandad. These are my brick walls. If anyone has any information they would be willing to share I love to get a look at it. Nadine Angel Perth Australia Searching for: Emery, Bland, Munro, Morrow, Cutler, Morrison, Lake, Eggleston, Cassady, Robson, Angel.

I would like to go off the list for a while, hope to join again soon and perhaps find some relatives named Cooper, Berry, Godwin or McEwens from Barking. Regards, Christine

Has anyone heard of the surname SATIN at all? I have not been able to find a trace of it anywhere so far in any of the free lookups. The person I knew of named SATIN was actually in Glamorgan, Wales but may not necessarily have come from there. Many thanks in advance if anyone can shed any light on this name. Lesley

Chapman, Mary born July 14,1819 in Allington, Lincolnshire