Good morning Today is the 5th anniversary of the passing of our friend IAN "PUBBY" HUNTER, R.I.P Pubby Bron

Good morning Today is the 5th anniversary of the passing of our friend IAN "PUBBY" HUNTER, R.I.P Pubby Bron

Hi All, Hoping someone may be able to offer advice regarding court records etc. Thomas Lloyd was convicted at Essex Assizes for a term of life and transported to NSW on the Asia, 22 Oct 1824. I would like further details on his trial etc. >From what I understand on the National archives site, if I were to check the Home Office: Criminal Registers, England and Wales index I could determine the date of his trial and from that I could then refer to the Assize records for more information? Is that right? I live in Sydney so can't personally visit National Archives, can anyone advise as to who does the above type of research. Many thanks, Felicity Sydney

Still sadly missed Gwyn > Today is the 5th anniversary of the passing of our friend IAN "PUBBY" > HUNTER, -- Gwyn Bailey OPC for Springfield, Essex

I realize that this is only a 'long shot' but I wonder if anyone might have known Rose Amelia Wilkins who died at the age of 83 yrs in Harlow in 1991. Rose was estranged from her brother (my husband's father) many years ago and we have only just received the information of where she died. We do not think that she ever married. It is our hope to find someone who might have been close to her and who might also have a photograph of her. I would appreciate any advise as to how I might be able to find such a person as I do realize that this is not the best forum for me to use.....but I thought that it could be a start! I have ordered a death certificate for Rose in hope that a witness might be included on this document. Many thanks in advance for any advise. Alannah B.C. Canada

Hi Maggie As you gather, the Colchester Record Office has been closed. Its collection of parish registers, now in Colchester Library, are mostly for North-East Essex. I did glance at a few of them, intending to consult them properly later, but was not given a printed list. However, they are all included in the Essex Libraries' online catalogue. Which parishes are you particularly interested in? The Library staff are very helpful and will be pleased to show you where the registers are located. Best wishes Peter Moll Tortola BVI Maggie Syrett wrote Sep 15, 2008: > Could you please tell me which parish registers are in Colchester > Library. I am back in the area, having moved overseas 15 years ago. > I was going to take a trip to the Colchester Record Office. > > Thank you for your help, > Maggie Syrett > USA > > On Sep 15, 2008, at 10:50 PM, Spring wrote: > > Free access to The Times Archive, going back 200 years, ends on 18 > September. If like me, you have found that it has given you some > valuable, often unexpected, information on your Essex family and local > history (e.g. in the Personal announcements and articles covering WW1), > I suggest that you use it as much as you can up to Thursday night.. > The newspaper's announcement says that "All the featured content on our > Archive home page and on Times Online will remain free to view, but if > you wish to search the Archive there will be a charge to view the > results." and lists the future tariff for full access to the Archive. > Needless to say, this is not an invitation to subscribe! > I recently returned from a four week trip to Colchester on > time-consuming family business and was delighted to have free access to > the Internet on Library terminals (though unable to download anything to > my USB flash drive). I was very impressed by the way in which the Local > Studies Collection had been re-organised for the benefit of family > historians, but disappointed that I did not have the time to consult the > parish registers that were deposited there when the rest of the stock of > the Colchester and NE Essex branch of the County Record Office was > transferred to Chelmsford. > > Best wishes > > Peter Moll > Tortola > British Virgin Islands > > Researching MOLLs in Southend-on-Sea and MOLLs and FREEs in northern and > Metropolitan Essex plus some other recently uncovered family > connections which I shall post later > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Any problems, please contact the List Admin: Essex-UK-admin@rootsweb.com > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ESSEX-UK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Free access to The Times Archive, going back 200 years, ends on 18 September. If like me, you have found that it has given you some valuable, often unexpected, information on your Essex family and local history (e.g. in the Personal announcements and articles covering WW1), I suggest that you use it as much as you can up to Thursday night.. The newspaper's announcement says that "All the featured content on our Archive home page and on Times Online will remain free to view, but if you wish to search the Archive there will be a charge to view the results." and lists the future tariff for full access to the Archive. Needless to say, this is not an invitation to subscribe! I recently returned from a four week trip to Colchester on time-consuming family business and was delighted to have free access to the Internet on Library terminals (though unable to download anything to my USB flash drive). I was very impressed by the way in which the Local Studies Collection had been re-organised for the benefit of family historians, but disappointed that I did not have the time to consult the parish registers that were deposited there when the rest of the stock of the Colchester and NE Essex branch of the County Record Office was transferred to Chelmsford. Best wishes Peter Moll Tortola British Virgin Islands Researching MOLLs in Southend-on-Sea and MOLLs and FREEs in northern and Metropolitan Essex plus some other recently uncovered family connections which I shall post later

Hi All, I was wondering if anyone is researching the Smith family and has come across Hoffgaard Smith of Tilty, farmer and miller & John Shoobridge Smith. If so, would they please email me direct at peter@cussen.org with details of the relationship of these 2 guys to the Hoffgaard & Shoobridge families, Many thanks, Peter, Melbourne, Australia Make the switch to the world's best email. Get Yahoo!7 Mail! http://au.yahoo.com/y7mail

Hello Steve, Thanks for the pictures for the site, and the 'Like Billio' learning session - http://londonpublichouse.com/essexpubs/Heybridge/HeybridgeChurchs.shtml . I have to say that the Churches web site you have introduced to us mere mortals, is pretty darned good: i.e. http://www.churches-uk-ireland.org If you have not yet visited this site, it is remarkable, and I have material to add, and I am sure others have too. Best Kevan -----Original Message----- From: essex-uk-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:essex-uk-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Steve Sent: 14 September 2008 12:52 To: Colleen Cc: essex-uk@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [Ess] Grave photos - Essex Heritage weekend Hi Colleen, I have missed out on most of this weekends events, having only read about them this morning, but, in reference to church photos, are you aware of http://www.churches-uk-ireland.org ? I think I have covered most of the Maldon and Heybridge ones, but I was not aware of a Heybridge Baptist Chapel. Where is that one? There is also an extra + on the OS map near the junction of the High Street and Wantz road that I have not yet identified. Any ideas? Cheers Steve Colleen wrote: > Did anyone else do an Essex church 'Ride & Stride' today? > > My contribution to Essex heritage weekend was sponsored visits today to photograph church interiors - I've already photographed the exteriors of these churches and am progressively photographing the graves. I'd aimed to photograph the interior of the church at Dengie too, but the church was annoyingly closed when it should have been open - nil for effort, Dengie! > > Two elderly CHAPLIN sisters who were recording the riders and striders visiting the Tiptree chapel proved to be connected to me. It was so hard to decide which churches to visit, as so many were open that I want to see were open. I finally settled on those below. If anyone is looking for photos of the following churches or graves/memorials to ancestors who worshipped there, let me know. > > Bradwell Juxta Mare, St Thomas > Hatfield Peverel - Baptist Chapel - have some of St Andrew's too > Heybridge - Baptist Chapel - also have St Andrew > Langford, St Giles > Sheering, St Mary The Virgin > Tillingham, St Nicholas > Tiptree - Congregational Chapel - also have St Lukes > Ulting, All Saints > Woodham Mortimer, St Margaret's > Woodham Walter, St Michael's > Woodham Ferrers (Ferris), St Mary the Virgin - exterior only > > Colleen > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Any problems, please contact the List Admin: Essex-UK-admin@rootsweb.com > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ESSEX-UK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Any problems, please contact the List Admin: Essex-UK-admin@rootsweb.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ESSEX-UK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hello, I am new to this list. I have recently purchased a death certificate for a relative which shows he died in 1962 in Essex County Hospital, Colchester but his address is Cranbrook House, Frinton on Sea, Frinton and Walton. I would be interested to know if Cranbrook House is still in existence and could anyone tell me if it was a retirement/nursing home, or a private residence. Regards Heather

I'm not to be congratulated, other than possibly for a few of the Maldon photos. That is another Steve, Steve Bulman steve@stevebulman.f9.co.uk he is the one who does the hard work :-) Cheers Steve (aka Steve from Essex) Peter Layzell wrote: > Steve - I wasn't aware of your site until the message - I have visited and > you are to be congratulated > > I know just how difficult it is to run a site!! > I run several sites on Burnham on Crouch and the villages of the Dengie 100 > > I have photos of all the local parish churches as well as churches/chapels > of other religions and disused churches on my site. > If you visit the index you will see what's available - > http://www.essex-family-history.co.uk/history.htm#PARISH%20CHURCHES > > There are quite a few that you do not have at present - You are welcome to > copy any of the photographs onto your site or link to mine (whichever you > prefer) > > Whether or not you want to take up my offer I think that an exchange of > links would be useful to both of us. > > Peter > > www.essex-family-history.co.uk > www.essex-family-life.co.uk > www.burnham.org.uk > www.dengie.org.uk > > -----Original Message----- > From: essex-uk-bounces@rootsweb.com > [mailto:essex-uk-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of Steve > Sent: 14 September 2008 12:52 > To: Colleen > Cc: essex-uk@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [Ess] Grave photos - Essex Heritage weekend > > > Hi Colleen, > > I have missed out on most of this weekends events, having only read > about them this morning, but, in reference to church photos, are you > aware of http://www.churches-uk-ireland.org ? > > I think I have covered most of the Maldon and Heybridge ones, but I was > not aware of a Heybridge Baptist Chapel. Where is that one? > > There is also an extra + on the OS map near the junction of the High > Street and Wantz road that I have not yet identified. Any ideas? > > Cheers > Steve > > Colleen wrote: > >> Did anyone else do an Essex church 'Ride & Stride' today? >> >> My contribution to Essex heritage weekend was sponsored visits today to >> > photograph church interiors - I've already photographed the exteriors of > these churches and am progressively photographing the graves. I'd aimed to > photograph the interior of the church at Dengie too, but the church was > annoyingly closed when it should have been open - nil for effort, Dengie! > >> Two elderly CHAPLIN sisters who were recording the riders and striders >> > visiting the Tiptree chapel proved to be connected to me. It was so hard to > decide which churches to visit, as so many were open that I want to see were > open. I finally settled on those below. If anyone is looking for photos of > the following churches or graves/memorials to ancestors who worshipped > there, let me know. > >> Bradwell Juxta Mare, St Thomas >> Hatfield Peverel - Baptist Chapel - have some of St Andrew's too >> Heybridge - Baptist Chapel - also have St Andrew >> Langford, St Giles >> Sheering, St Mary The Virgin >> Tillingham, St Nicholas >> Tiptree - Congregational Chapel - also have St Lukes >> Ulting, All Saints >> Woodham Mortimer, St Margaret's >> Woodham Walter, St Michael's >> Woodham Ferrers (Ferris), St Mary the Virgin - exterior only >> >> Colleen >> >> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >> Any problems, please contact the List Admin: Essex-UK-admin@rootsweb.com >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> > ESSEX-UK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > >> > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Any problems, please contact the List Admin: Essex-UK-admin@rootsweb.com > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ESSEX-UK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > >

----- Original Message ----- From: "Steve" <steveshistory2@yahoo.co.uk > > are you aware of http://www.churches-uk-ireland.org ? I've seen the site, Steve. Some of the old photos are interesting, but I'm not impressed with the quality of the recent church photographs on the site, no fault of the site owner, I realise that clarity of photographic detail is a problem for most websites. Well done for your website, your pics are reasonably clear, though, because I'm an Essex church obsessive, I would like these to be larger and to show much more detail. For me there's no substitute for visiting the churches themselves, even the best photographs are always just a pale imitation. I have a largish collection of old photographs of Essex and keep a detailed photographic record of the many Essex churches and graveyards I visit, yet I'm even never satisfied with the quality of my own pictures, let alone those on websites - with the exception of one outstanding Essex website which has sadly closed down. > I think I have covered most of the Maldon and Heybridge ones, but I was > not aware of a Heybridge Baptist Chapel. Where is that one? There were two chapels at Heybridge Basin, plus I think there's still a chapel at Heybridge. The one I photographed yesterday is St George's, Heybridge Basin, odd little chapel in a converted nissan hut, I like it. > > There is also an extra + on the OS map near the junction of the High > Street and Wantz road that I have not yet identified. Any ideas? That would be the Maldon Methodist church - there are also a Sally Army and an Elim church on Wantz Road. Colleen

Further to Colleen's note ( and very kind offer of help) did anyone on the List get involved , on Heritage Wkend, in taking photos of the interior/MIs/etc at Stambourne and/or Leigh on Sea Would love copies . David Vesey Toronto Canada

Hi Colleen, I have missed out on most of this weekends events, having only read about them this morning, but, in reference to church photos, are you aware of http://www.churches-uk-ireland.org ? I think I have covered most of the Maldon and Heybridge ones, but I was not aware of a Heybridge Baptist Chapel. Where is that one? There is also an extra + on the OS map near the junction of the High Street and Wantz road that I have not yet identified. Any ideas? Cheers Steve Colleen wrote: > Did anyone else do an Essex church 'Ride & Stride' today? > > My contribution to Essex heritage weekend was sponsored visits today to photograph church interiors - I've already photographed the exteriors of these churches and am progressively photographing the graves. I'd aimed to photograph the interior of the church at Dengie too, but the church was annoyingly closed when it should have been open - nil for effort, Dengie! > > Two elderly CHAPLIN sisters who were recording the riders and striders visiting the Tiptree chapel proved to be connected to me. It was so hard to decide which churches to visit, as so many were open that I want to see were open. I finally settled on those below. If anyone is looking for photos of the following churches or graves/memorials to ancestors who worshipped there, let me know. > > Bradwell Juxta Mare, St Thomas > Hatfield Peverel - Baptist Chapel - have some of St Andrew's too > Heybridge - Baptist Chapel - also have St Andrew > Langford, St Giles > Sheering, St Mary The Virgin > Tillingham, St Nicholas > Tiptree - Congregational Chapel - also have St Lukes > Ulting, All Saints > Woodham Mortimer, St Margaret's > Woodham Walter, St Michael's > Woodham Ferrers (Ferris), St Mary the Virgin - exterior only > > Colleen > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Any problems, please contact the List Admin: Essex-UK-admin@rootsweb.com > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ESSEX-UK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Is Herb Banham still on Essex list? I came across some information about his Banhams at the Tiptree Chapel yesterday but can't find Herb's email address. Colleen

Hi Listers, I wonder if any one has the PRs for Stock there appears to be a bapt. for 20 Jan 1738/39 for a daughter of Daniel LARK(E) and another daughter 7 April 1743. When I was on a trip about 5yrs. ago I looked at these bapts. but no names were visible so I wonder if the PRs were written before what appears to be aging bapts. book if any one can assist in this matter I would be so delighted and thank you in advance, as I do not know the Mother of these girls either. Regards (Essex FHS 8068) Betty Lark Richmond, Nelson, NZ

Ken, You do not mention whether you have visited this amazing site of Earl Colne records:- http://linux02.lib.cam.ac.uk/earlscolne/contents.htm Also, the SEAX database at the Essex Record Office is pretty good for early searches, using different variants of names. http://seax.essexcc.gov.uk/login.asp Best Kevan -----Original Message----- From: essex-uk-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:essex-uk-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Bart Simon Sent: 14 September 2008 02:07 To: essex-uk@rootsweb.com Subject: [Ess] Jas Markham of Earls Colne [!] Mye Goodye Cosynes !!! I have wandered far and wide, but yea, I found nothing. I then decided to do the same again, with my eyes open, look, seek, search, but yea, I found nothing.... There has been a very long search to find the parents of James Markham, father of Deacon Daniel Markham, of Earls Colne. A very large section of the Markhams of the US descend from this Daniel Markham born in Earls Colne in Essex in England. I have a huge amount of information on the Markham family in general, but the problem here is plain and simple: The parents of James Markham of EC is not clearly known as far as I know. Further, I simply do not have a single shred of primary information to point me anywhere to any other specific branch of this family up the scale. I do believe this can be resolved. I am trying ever so hard to assist to find the parents of one Jas Markham of Earls Colne. His surname is variously spelt [Markes, Marchant], but we are looking more into this James Markham to be a Markham. He is b: [Bet. 1598-1613 ?], and d:06-02-1679, and m:11-10-1632 Martha Collins. James was a Judge it seems of EC. His one son was Daniel Markham moved to New England and became a Deacon there. There is also an Abraham Markham in EC, whose possible son is Edward Markham. James and Abraham could be brothers, but this is not known at all. I truly need to know who James Markham's parents are. Ralph Josselin's Diary. My 3 questions are: 1) Who are James Markham's parents ?. 2) Anything that can point to his parents ?. 3) Were there any Markhams born in EC say 1600-1615 ?. = If I had to cut a fine line, I suspect this James (Jas) Markham of EC would be b:1610-12 or so. He could have moved there, but he might have been a land owner. His father must be well known enough to be recorded in the history books. I simply have no direction to connect any further elsewhere in this tree. = [Jas Markham householder buried in wool sworn before M Guyon 6.2.1679] [Martha Markham wife of Jas Markham buried 12.3.1669] [Jas Markham married to Martha Collins 11.10.1632] = This is my first posting to this list. James Markham of EC is closely connected to the Prentice and Turner families of EC it seems. I have a large volume of Markhams this James Markham could connect into, I simply do not have even one piece of information stemming from James Markham himself, .... , to any other branch of this Markham tree. There is much written about this line of Markham, but it seems that there is much mixed facts, and certainly no primary record found so far, to settle this matter forever.... Yours Sincerely, Ken Markham.... ================ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Any problems, please contact the List Admin: Essex-UK-admin@rootsweb.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ESSEX-UK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Mye Goodye Cosynes !!! I have wandered far and wide, but yea, I found nothing. I then decided to do the same again, with my eyes open, look, seek, search, but yea, I found nothing.... There has been a very long search to find the parents of James Markham, father of Deacon Daniel Markham, of Earls Colne. A very large section of the Markhams of the US descend from this Daniel Markham born in Earls Colne in Essex in England. I have a huge amount of information on the Markham family in general, but the problem here is plain and simple: The parents of James Markham of EC is not clearly known as far as I know. Further, I simply do not have a single shred of primary information to point me anywhere to any other specific branch of this family up the scale. I do believe this can be resolved. I am trying ever so hard to assist to find the parents of one Jas Markham of Earls Colne. His surname is variously spelt [Markes, Marchant], but we are looking more into this James Markham to be a Markham. He is b: [Bet. 1598-1613 ?], and d:06-02-1679, and m:11-10-1632 Martha Collins. James was a Judge it seems of EC. His one son was Daniel Markham moved to New England and became a Deacon there. There is also an Abraham Markham in EC, whose possible son is Edward Markham. James and Abraham could be brothers, but this is not known at all. I truly need to know who James Markham's parents are. Ralph Josselin's Diary. My 3 questions are: 1) Who are James Markham's parents ?. 2) Anything that can point to his parents ?. 3) Were there any Markhams born in EC say 1600-1615 ?. = If I had to cut a fine line, I suspect this James (Jas) Markham of EC would be b:1610-12 or so. He could have moved there, but he might have been a land owner. His father must be well known enough to be recorded in the history books. I simply have no direction to connect any further elsewhere in this tree. = [Jas Markham householder buried in wool sworn before M Guyon 6.2.1679] [Martha Markham wife of Jas Markham buried 12.3.1669] [Jas Markham married to Martha Collins 11.10.1632] = This is my first posting to this list. James Markham of EC is closely connected to the Prentice and Turner families of EC it seems. I have a large volume of Markhams this James Markham could connect into, I simply do not have even one piece of information stemming from James Markham himself, .... , to any other branch of this Markham tree. There is much written about this line of Markham, but it seems that there is much mixed facts, and certainly no primary record found so far, to settle this matter forever.... Yours Sincerely, Ken Markham.... ================

All & Colleen, I remember doing a similar ride, around the churches of Woodford, some thirty years back, as a teenager. The churches were all manned by volunteers, and what a great way to see a few of the locals. Talking locals, when building on Ian's Essex Pubs site, and after adding London, I purposely worked on church parishes, and listed Pubs by parish, rather than by modern postcodes. This actually worked quite well, as I can now add a picture of the church, for the relevant parish - there are quite a few added. A step back, Ian (Pubby Hunter) left a fantastic site, but lacking any church roots / pictures - just PUBS. Just one church picture would be great to add to any of the sites - http://londonpublichouse.com/ (this now covers most of London, Essex, Sussex); whilst the other areas have been hived off to new sites, e.g. Kent (http://kentvillages.com/ ); Suffolk (http://suffolkvillages.com/ ) and most notably, the most recent for Hertfordshire (http://hertspubs.com/ ), which is a few days young. I know Colleen will bombard me with pictures, as soon as she reads this, this is what good friends are for; but, does anyone else have an interest in getting their research onto the Web. I keep emails brief, as I am not able to write poetic prose; but feel free to add anything to the Essex sites/s. Best Kevan -----Original Message----- From: essex-uk-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:essex-uk-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Colleen Sent: 13 September 2008 23:37 To: essex-uk@rootsweb.com Subject: [Ess] Grave photos - Essex Heritage weekend Did anyone else do an Essex church 'Ride & Stride' today? My contribution to Essex heritage weekend was sponsored visits today to photograph church interiors - I've already photographed the exteriors of these churches and am progressively photographing the graves. I'd aimed to photograph the interior of the church at Dengie too, but the church was annoyingly closed when it should have been open - nil for effort, Dengie! Two elderly CHAPLIN sisters who were recording the riders and striders visiting the Tiptree chapel proved to be connected to me. It was so hard to decide which churches to visit, as so many were open that I want to see were open. I finally settled on those below. If anyone is looking for photos of the following churches or graves/memorials to ancestors who worshipped there, let me know. Bradwell Juxta Mare, St Thomas Hatfield Peverel - Baptist Chapel - have some of St Andrew's too Heybridge - Baptist Chapel - also have St Andrew Langford, St Giles Sheering, St Mary The Virgin Tillingham, St Nicholas Tiptree - Congregational Chapel - also have St Lukes Ulting, All Saints Woodham Mortimer, St Margaret's Woodham Walter, St Michael's Woodham Ferrers (Ferris), St Mary the Virgin - exterior only Colleen ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Any problems, please contact the List Admin: Essex-UK-admin@rootsweb.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ESSEX-UK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

A very kind member of the Stunning Tiptree chapel found a hand written list of church members who served during WW1 for me today. The surnames on this, many of which are represented by several members of the same family, are as follows: Ager Arnold Bondell Birkin Blighton Bond Bonner Brooks Chaplin Cottee Dennis Dice Everitt Fido Ford French Frost Gomer Harrington Harvey Hills Hull Humphreys Loan Morris Moss Mynott Newman Parish Patten Ravenscroft Rowe Ruffle Sach Spooner Taylor Tew Wager Walford Warren Watts Wilkin Wilks If anyone would like further details and a photograph of the list, let me know. Colleen