When Chris Gray put his question on the Epsom, Ewell, Cheam Memories, Family History and Genealogy Facebook site, I responded to his query by suggesting that the writer make contact with his 'namesake' who is a member of the Guild.... But he was one and the same... So I felt a bit silly... There are three main Facebook groups started by Terry Gale and friends at the end of November 2015. They are : Kingston, Surbiton, Tolworth... Esher, Claygate and the Dittons plus Epsom, Ewell, Cheam etc. All are closed groups, with high standards of contribution and comment. On May 12th I had been booked by a local Surbiton group to give a local history talk, which I based on extracts from the newspaper archive on FMP. Eight or so of the Kingston based Facebook group attended, above and beyond those who normally attend the meeting. There has been a call for a Local History walk of the area and a date has been suggested. At present some genealogical work is taking place, supported by photographs, a marriage certificate and memories. Personally I have been in collaboration,on line, with a distant cousin regarding a local property in Surbiton. This property is in the same road as one in which Mary Georgiana Heskins Green resided in 1928, which brings me back to Chris Gray's problem with the name, ROWE. I have absolutely no idea as to how Mary Georgina etc gained the name 'HESKINS'. She was born in India but has no connection with any of the known HESKINS families. So how she gained the name is a total mystery...There must be a connection somewhere. The only possibility that I can think of is that Mary's family was in contact with Francis Heskins WINTERBOTHAM, who had been given his second name in honour of a family friend. This young man was in India as a soldier,but died in one of the Afghan Wars. I need to check the dates... I know that people are rather sniffy about Facebook but the groups I have mentioned are well run and have an academic approach in dealing with valid research. Janet HESKINS [2281]

Perhaps a sibling married a Rowe who became his God-father. Have you looked at censuses to see if there were Rowes living nearby, someone met in the Army/Navy who was admired. I have been trying to trace back families who have used Bawtree as a 'first' name. It usually pops up quite quickly as mother or grandmother maiden name but in one instance I've gone through four different surnamed families to arrive at a possible connection back in 1730's. From Merryl Wells of Luton, Beds. E-Mail: [email protected] GOONS Mem. No. 1757 Reg. ONS: Bawtree; Gullick/ock, Moist/Moyst. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Angie Watts via" <[email protected]> To: "'Eileen Adkins'" <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; "'Christopher.Gray'" <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2016 10:51 PM Subject: Re: [G] A puzzle in Surrey with the Kelly clan >I would concur with Eileen, especially if said friends had good > connections.... and once one reaches child number six or seven... > > > Angie > Dodkin(s) ONS > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On > Behalf Of Eileen Adkins via > Sent: 29 May 2016 22:15 > To: Christopher.Gray; [email protected] > Subject: Re: [G] A puzzle in Surrey with the Kelly clan > > Christopher, > > In my husband's family his grandmother and her siblings had a number of > interesting 2nd or 3rd names which turned out to be the surnames of family > friends - not relations. Maybe the same goes for your grandfather's name. > > Eileen > KNAPPETT ONS > > On 29 May 2016, at 20:57, Christopher.Gray via wrote: > >> Good evening, >> >> I have recently joined a Facebook site which is covering the area of >> Cheam, Epsom and Ewell (Surrey, England) - its Memories, Local History >> and Genealogy. My mother's father lived in the area and I was >> comfortable with my knowledge of him. He was Abiezer Wreford Rowe >> Kelly - > born on 9th March >> 1896 in Lewisham (London). He married my Grandmother on 11th October > 1922, >> but they divorced and he married Doris May Biden (Registered Surrey >> ME, Mar 1950). So far so good. All was well until someone on the >> Facebook site pointed out that xxx. Ummm. I understood that Doris >> had been the Lady Captain of the Epsom Golf Club but had found no >> confirmation. Someone else on the Facebook site identified a record >> which > showed her as D.M. >> Rowe-Kelly. So I decided to look further. >> >> Going back to his name - the birth certificate says "Birth of Abiezer >> Wreford Kelly - son of Philip Fulford Kelly (Master Coach Builder) and >> Mary Tracey Kelly formerly Lake". I have both the Kelly and Lake >> families going way back - no mention of Rowe. His death certificate >> says death of "Abiezer Wreford Rowe Kelly on 6th January 1986, born 9th > March 1896 in Devon ..." >> >> I had previously identified the marriage in FreeBMD - Marriage of >> Abiezer W R Kelly and Doris M Biden, Surrey Mid E 5g 418, Mar 1950 - >> with a duplicate entry showing her surname as Pym - indicating that she > had two surnames. >> Sure enough, I had found her previous marriage - Marriage of Wilfred C >> Pym and Doris M Biden, Epsom 2a 33, Sep 1919. No mention of Rowe >> other than the initial R. >> >> My Mother's birth certificate says "Birth of Mary ... Kelly - daughter >> of Abiezer Wreford Rowe Kelly (Civil Servant - Post Office Engineering >> department) and Jane Esther Kelly formerly Lockyer." So Rowe has >> appeared - but from where? [I have not obtained her brother's birth >> certificate.] >> >> His entry on the WW1 medal roll was in the name of "KELLY Wreford" - >> though I am not 100% sure I have the right person - though do know he >> was in the Royal Field Artillery (photographs of him in his uniform). >> I can't find his service record. So - no help on those names. Doris' >> death is registered - Doris May Rowe Kelly, born 25 Dec 1899, Gipping >> and Hartismere 10 2577, Apr 1990. She is buried with my grandfather. >> The "find a grave" entry shows her as Doris May Kelly, born 25 Dec >> 1899 in Redruth (Cornwall), died 13 Apr >> 1990 in Old Newton (Suffolk) and spouse Abiezer Wreford R Kelly > (1896-1986). >> >> So - where does the Rowe come from? Any ideas people? By the way - >> what I have found to date is on my web-site >> (http://www.gray-ons.org/secondsite/g0/p37.htm). >> >> By the way - there was a Doris May Rowe born in Cornwall in 1899, but >> she married a Percival G Allen in Highland Park, Wayne, Michigan, USA >> and so I have placed her on the back burner - being comfortable on the > Biden. > > _____________________________________________ > > RootsWeb lists - surnames, regions, software, etc: > http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/ > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in > the subject and the body of the message > > _____________________________________________ > > RootsWeb lists - surnames, regions, software, etc: > http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/ > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message

I would concur with Eileen, especially if said friends had good connections.... and once one reaches child number six or seven... Angie Dodkin(s) ONS -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Eileen Adkins via Sent: 29 May 2016 22:15 To: Christopher.Gray; [email protected] Subject: Re: [G] A puzzle in Surrey with the Kelly clan Christopher, In my husband's family his grandmother and her siblings had a number of interesting 2nd or 3rd names which turned out to be the surnames of family friends - not relations. Maybe the same goes for your grandfather's name. Eileen KNAPPETT ONS On 29 May 2016, at 20:57, Christopher.Gray via wrote: > Good evening, > > I have recently joined a Facebook site which is covering the area of > Cheam, Epsom and Ewell (Surrey, England) - its Memories, Local History > and Genealogy. My mother's father lived in the area and I was > comfortable with my knowledge of him. He was Abiezer Wreford Rowe Kelly - born on 9th March > 1896 in Lewisham (London). He married my Grandmother on 11th October 1922, > but they divorced and he married Doris May Biden (Registered Surrey > ME, Mar 1950). So far so good. All was well until someone on the > Facebook site pointed out that xxx. Ummm. I understood that Doris > had been the Lady Captain of the Epsom Golf Club but had found no > confirmation. Someone else on the Facebook site identified a record which showed her as D.M. > Rowe-Kelly. So I decided to look further. > > Going back to his name - the birth certificate says "Birth of Abiezer > Wreford Kelly - son of Philip Fulford Kelly (Master Coach Builder) and > Mary Tracey Kelly formerly Lake". I have both the Kelly and Lake > families going way back - no mention of Rowe. His death certificate > says death of "Abiezer Wreford Rowe Kelly on 6th January 1986, born 9th March 1896 in Devon ..." > > I had previously identified the marriage in FreeBMD - Marriage of > Abiezer W R Kelly and Doris M Biden, Surrey Mid E 5g 418, Mar 1950 - > with a duplicate entry showing her surname as Pym - indicating that she had two surnames. > Sure enough, I had found her previous marriage - Marriage of Wilfred C > Pym and Doris M Biden, Epsom 2a 33, Sep 1919. No mention of Rowe > other than the initial R. > > My Mother's birth certificate says "Birth of Mary ... Kelly - daughter > of Abiezer Wreford Rowe Kelly (Civil Servant - Post Office Engineering > department) and Jane Esther Kelly formerly Lockyer." So Rowe has > appeared - but from where? [I have not obtained her brother's birth > certificate.] > > His entry on the WW1 medal roll was in the name of "KELLY Wreford" - > though I am not 100% sure I have the right person - though do know he > was in the Royal Field Artillery (photographs of him in his uniform). > I can't find his service record. So - no help on those names. Doris' > death is registered - Doris May Rowe Kelly, born 25 Dec 1899, Gipping > and Hartismere 10 2577, Apr 1990. She is buried with my grandfather. > The "find a grave" entry shows her as Doris May Kelly, born 25 Dec > 1899 in Redruth (Cornwall), died 13 Apr > 1990 in Old Newton (Suffolk) and spouse Abiezer Wreford R Kelly (1896-1986). > > So - where does the Rowe come from? Any ideas people? By the way - > what I have found to date is on my web-site > (http://www.gray-ons.org/secondsite/g0/p37.htm). > > By the way - there was a Doris May Rowe born in Cornwall in 1899, but > she married a Percival G Allen in Highland Park, Wayne, Michigan, USA > and so I have placed her on the back burner - being comfortable on the Biden. _____________________________________________ RootsWeb lists - surnames, regions, software, etc: http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Christopher, In my husband's family his grandmother and her siblings had a number of interesting 2nd or 3rd names which turned out to be the surnames of family friends - not relations. Maybe the same goes for your grandfather's name. Eileen KNAPPETT ONS On 29 May 2016, at 20:57, Christopher.Gray via wrote: > Good evening, > > I have recently joined a Facebook site which is covering the area of Cheam, > Epsom and Ewell (Surrey, England) - its Memories, Local History and > Genealogy. My mother's father lived in the area and I was comfortable with > my knowledge of him. He was Abiezer Wreford Rowe Kelly - born on 9th March > 1896 in Lewisham (London). He married my Grandmother on 11th October 1922, > but they divorced and he married Doris May Biden (Registered Surrey ME, Mar > 1950). So far so good. All was well until someone on the Facebook site > pointed out that xxx. Ummm. I understood that Doris had been the Lady > Captain of the Epsom Golf Club but had found no confirmation. Someone else > on the Facebook site identified a record which showed her as D.M. > Rowe-Kelly. So I decided to look further. > > Going back to his name - the birth certificate says "Birth of Abiezer > Wreford Kelly - son of Philip Fulford Kelly (Master Coach Builder) and Mary > Tracey Kelly formerly Lake". I have both the Kelly and Lake families going > way back - no mention of Rowe. His death certificate says death of "Abiezer > Wreford Rowe Kelly on 6th January 1986, born 9th March 1896 in Devon ..." > > I had previously identified the marriage in FreeBMD - Marriage of Abiezer W > R Kelly and Doris M Biden, Surrey Mid E 5g 418, Mar 1950 - with a duplicate > entry showing her surname as Pym - indicating that she had two surnames. > Sure enough, I had found her previous marriage - Marriage of Wilfred C Pym > and Doris M Biden, Epsom 2a 33, Sep 1919. No mention of Rowe other than the > initial R. > > My Mother's birth certificate says "Birth of Mary ... Kelly - daughter of > Abiezer Wreford Rowe Kelly (Civil Servant - Post Office Engineering > department) and Jane Esther Kelly formerly Lockyer." So Rowe has appeared - > but from where? [I have not obtained her brother's birth certificate.] > > His entry on the WW1 medal roll was in the name of "KELLY Wreford" - though > I am not 100% sure I have the right person - though do know he was in the > Royal Field Artillery (photographs of him in his uniform). I can't find his > service record. So - no help on those names. Doris' death is registered - > Doris May Rowe Kelly, born 25 Dec 1899, Gipping and Hartismere 10 2577, Apr > 1990. She is buried with my grandfather. The "find a grave" entry shows > her as Doris May Kelly, born 25 Dec 1899 in Redruth (Cornwall), died 13 Apr > 1990 in Old Newton (Suffolk) and spouse Abiezer Wreford R Kelly (1896-1986). > > So - where does the Rowe come from? Any ideas people? By the way - what I > have found to date is on my web-site > (http://www.gray-ons.org/secondsite/g0/p37.htm). > > By the way - there was a Doris May Rowe born in Cornwall in 1899, but she > married a Percival G Allen in Highland Park, Wayne, Michigan, USA and so I > have placed her on the back burner - being comfortable on the Biden.

Good evening, I have recently joined a Facebook site which is covering the area of Cheam, Epsom and Ewell (Surrey, England) - its Memories, Local History and Genealogy. My mother's father lived in the area and I was comfortable with my knowledge of him. He was Abiezer Wreford Rowe Kelly - born on 9th March 1896 in Lewisham (London). He married my Grandmother on 11th October 1922, but they divorced and he married Doris May Biden (Registered Surrey ME, Mar 1950). So far so good. All was well until someone on the Facebook site pointed out that xxx. Ummm. I understood that Doris had been the Lady Captain of the Epsom Golf Club but had found no confirmation. Someone else on the Facebook site identified a record which showed her as D.M. Rowe-Kelly. So I decided to look further. Going back to his name - the birth certificate says "Birth of Abiezer Wreford Kelly - son of Philip Fulford Kelly (Master Coach Builder) and Mary Tracey Kelly formerly Lake". I have both the Kelly and Lake families going way back - no mention of Rowe. His death certificate says death of "Abiezer Wreford Rowe Kelly on 6th January 1986, born 9th March 1896 in Devon ..." I had previously identified the marriage in FreeBMD - Marriage of Abiezer W R Kelly and Doris M Biden, Surrey Mid E 5g 418, Mar 1950 - with a duplicate entry showing her surname as Pym - indicating that she had two surnames. Sure enough, I had found her previous marriage - Marriage of Wilfred C Pym and Doris M Biden, Epsom 2a 33, Sep 1919. No mention of Rowe other than the initial R. My Mother's birth certificate says "Birth of Mary ... Kelly - daughter of Abiezer Wreford Rowe Kelly (Civil Servant - Post Office Engineering department) and Jane Esther Kelly formerly Lockyer." So Rowe has appeared - but from where? [I have not obtained her brother's birth certificate.] His entry on the WW1 medal roll was in the name of "KELLY Wreford" - though I am not 100% sure I have the right person - though do know he was in the Royal Field Artillery (photographs of him in his uniform). I can't find his service record. So - no help on those names. Doris' death is registered - Doris May Rowe Kelly, born 25 Dec 1899, Gipping and Hartismere 10 2577, Apr 1990. She is buried with my grandfather. The "find a grave" entry shows her as Doris May Kelly, born 25 Dec 1899 in Redruth (Cornwall), died 13 Apr 1990 in Old Newton (Suffolk) and spouse Abiezer Wreford R Kelly (1896-1986). So - where does the Rowe come from? Any ideas people? By the way - what I have found to date is on my web-site (http://www.gray-ons.org/secondsite/g0/p37.htm). By the way - there was a Doris May Rowe born in Cornwall in 1899, but she married a Percival G Allen in Highland Park, Wayne, Michigan, USA and so I have placed her on the back burner - being comfortable on the Biden.

Thank you Actually a Pullum there which is rare :) Pullum, (Horatio) William Albert (1887–1960), weightlifter and physical culturist -- Nikki Brown #6552 Pullum ONS https://pullumons.wordpress.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wendy Archer via" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, 29 May, 2016 4:32:43 PM Subject: [G] New biographies in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography - May 2016 93 new biographies were added to the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography in May 2016 - see http://global.oup.com/oxforddnb/info/newupdates/contents/newlives16b/ They include Cadbury, Edward (1873–1948), and Cadbury, George (1878–1954, confectionery manufacturers. Subjects were alive in the 1300s and 1400s up to the twentieth century. There is a splendid variety of occupations, including tattoo artist, merchant and pirate, and academic hostess. For some there are also portraits. Many UK counties give access to the Oxford DNB through researchers' library cards. Wendy _____________________________________________ RootsWeb lists - surnames, regions, software, etc: http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

93 new biographies were added to the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography in May 2016 - see http://global.oup.com/oxforddnb/info/newupdates/contents/newlives16b/ They include Cadbury, Edward (1873–1948), and Cadbury, George (1878–1954, confectionery manufacturers. Subjects were alive in the 1300s and 1400s up to the twentieth century. There is a splendid variety of occupations, including tattoo artist, merchant and pirate, and academic hostess. For some there are also portraits. Many UK counties give access to the Oxford DNB through researchers' library cards. Wendy

After a few (self-created!) technical glitches booking is now open for the DNA seminar at Ullenwood near Cheltenham. Please see the events page on the Guild website orhttp://one-name.org/seminar_2016aug_cheltenham Kind regards Alan Moorhouse [email protected] (on a Red Funnel ferry to the Isle of Wight) Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphone.

This is the kind of thing that would be VERY useful in the Guild wiki. Or even in the Guild Web Forum where we can all easily find it again. Anne -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of W. Paul Featherstone via Sent: 26 May 2016 13:18 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [G] Westminster Collection on FindMyPast Yes I too have saved the list for future use Paul 2627 On 26/5/16 12:22 PM, anne higham via wrote: > That's immensely useful... many thanks > > Anne H > 1020 Lyford > > > > On 26.5.16 11:43, Sterry WorldWide wrote: >> I thought members might find this of interest now the FMP Westminster >> Collection project is complete. > _____________________________________________ RootsWeb lists - surnames, regions, software, etc: http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I thought members might find this of interest now the FMP Westminster Collection project is complete. I asked the FMP support team if they had a listing of the parishes and date ranges of the parishes included in their Westminster Collection. I also asked if their Westminster Collection included all the parishes in the City of Westminster. They replied that they do not have a list of all parishes and date ranges for each parish and each record for the Westminster Collection and that this collection is not a complete list of all Parish records available for Westminster. I did manage to locate on their website a list of parishes available by browsing their filter when viewing baptisms, marriages and burials in the Westminster Collection and cross referenced these to the online list of holdings in the City of Westminster Archive. This produced the following list of parishes and date ranges for the FMP Westminster Collection. I wonder if anyone else has tried to do the same? Baptisms All Saints, Ennismore Gardens, Knightsbridge 1849-1945 All Saints, Grosvenor Road 1863-1940 Brunswick Methodist Chapel, St Marylebone 1844-1906 Cambridge Road Methodist Church, Paddington 1876-1922 Christ Church, Broadway 1843-1941 Christ Church, Down Street, Mayfair 1865-1945 Fernhead Road Methodist Church, Paddington 1885-1945 Hinde Street, Manchester Square (Wesleyan Methodist) 1837 Holy Trinity, Knightsbridge 1674-1695, 1866-1903 Holy Trinity, Vauxhall Bridge Road 1852-1945 Horseferry Road Wesleyan Chapel 1887-1928 House Of St Barnabas Chapel, Manette Street aka St Thomas Regent Street 1875-1945 Percy Road Methodist Church, Paddington 1876-1936 Peter Street, Soho (Wesleyan Methodist) 1841-1851 Salisbury Street, St Marylebone (Wesleyan Methodist) 1838-1853 Savoy Chapel (Queen's Chapel Of The Savoy) 1680-1945 St Andrew, Ashley Place 1850-1945 St Anne, Soho 1686-1931 St Anselm, Davies Street (Hanover Chapel) 1874-1938 St Barnabas, Pimlico 1850-1969 St Clement Danes 1558-1945 St Gabriel, Warwick Square, Pimlico 1853-1945 St George, Hanover Square 1725-1914 St George's Chapel, Albemarle Street  1888-1903 St George's Union Workhouse 1879-1900 St James The Less, Thorndike Street 1862-1945 St James, Piccadilly 1685-1945 St John The Baptist, Great Marlborough Street 1871-1937 St John The Evangelist, Smith Square 1729-1941 St Luke, Berwick Street 1846-1935 St Margaret, Westminster 1539-1945 St Margaret's Workhouse 1863-1763 St Mark, North Audley Street 1835-1945 St Martin In The Fields 1551-1945 St Martin-In-The-Fields, Tavistock Chapel 1838-1853 St Mary Le Strand 1558-1945 St Mary The Virgin, Charing Cross Road 1850-1932 St Mary, Bourdon Street 1882-1939 St Mary, Tothill Fields 1837-1923 St Marylebone, Marylebone Road 1679-1919 St Matthew, Great Peter Street 1851-1930 St Michael, Burleigh Street 1849-1905 St Michael, Chester Square 1846-1913 St Paul, Covent Garden 1653-1945 St Paul, Wilton Place, Knightsbridge 1843-1929 St Peter, Eaton Square, Pimlico 1831-1945 St Peter, Great Windmill Street 1851-1945 St Peter, Palace Street 1822-1831 St Peter's Chapel, Palace Street 1890-1921 St Philip, Buckingham Palace Road 1888-1919 St Philip, Regent Street 1861-1903 St Saviour's, St George's Square, Pimlico 1864-1945 St Stephen, Rochester Row 1847-1988 St Thomas, Regent Street 1854-1945 Wells Street Scotch Church, St Marylebone 1753-1875 Wesleyan Methodist Church [Romney Terrace] 1816-1837 Marriages Aenon Baptist Chapel, Church Street, St Marylebone (305) 1927-1940 All Saints, Ennismore Gardens, Knightsbridge (3,601) 1849-1945 All Saints, Grosvenor Road (919) [No marriages in City of Westminster holdings] Congregational Church, Harrow Road, Kensal Town (Chelsea) (8) 1903-1945 Christ Church, Broadway (166) 1876-1945 Christ Church, Down Street, Mayfair (142) 1865-1945 Hinde Street, Manchester Square (Wesleyan Methodist) (343) 1864-1945 Holy Trinity, Kensington (1,093) [No marriages in City of Westminster holdings] Holy Trinity, Knightsbridge (37,728) 1658-1752, 1866-1903 Holy Trinity, Vauxhall Bridge Road (3,356) 1852-1945 Horseferry Road Wesleyan Chapel (356) 1874-1926 Marylebone Presbyterian Church, Upper George Street, Bryanston Square (749) 1900-1945 Methodist Central Hall (202) 1913-1945 Percy Road Methodist Church, Paddington (95) [No marriages in City of Westminster holdings] St Andrew, Ashley Place (2,533) 1876-1945 St Anne, Soho (110,705) 1686-1940 St Anselm, Davies Street (Hanover Chapel) (1,163) 1868-1938 St Barnabas, Pimlico (3,835) 1866-1945 St Clement Danes (217,220) 1558-1945 St Gabriel, Warwick Square, Pimlico (5,293) 1905-1945 St George's Chapel, Albemarle Street (25,313) 1899-1909 St George's Chapel, Mayfair (1,739) 1735-1754 St George, Hanover Square (194,675) 1725-1945 St James The Less, Thorndike Street (11,075) 1862-1945 St James, Piccadilly aka St James Westminster (Middlesex) (725)  1685-1945 St Mary's Lutheran Church of the Savoy (St John) (24) 1694-1771, 1839-1907 St John The Baptist, Great Marlborough Street (2,560) 1886-1936 St John The Evangelist, Causton Street (226) 1959-1945 St John The Evangelist, Smith Square (31,875) 1728-1945 St John's Wood English Presbyterian Church, Marlborough Place (206) 1914-1955 St Margaret, Westminster (105,167) 1539-1945 St Mark, North Audley Street (4,970) 1863-1945 St Martin-In-The-Fields (248,793) 1551-1945 St Mary Le Strand (348) 1558-1945 St Mary's Lutheran Church Of The Savoy (386) 1694-1771, 1839-1907 St Mary, Tothill Fields (4,254) 1841-1923 Marylebone Presbyterian Church, Upper George Street, Bryanston Square (St Marylebone) (120) 1900-1945 St Matthew, Great Peter Street (2,651) 1851-1938 St Michael, Burleigh Street (878) 1849-1905 St Michael, Chester Square (8,907) 1846-1945 St Paul, Covent Garden (12,636) 1653-1945 St Paul, Wilton Place, Knightsbridge (5,769) 1845-1904 St Peter, Eaton Square, Pimlico (22,668) 1844-1945 St Peter, Great Windmill Street (1,779) 1865-1945 St Philip, Buckingham Palace Road (705) 1890-1919 St Saviour's, St George's Square, Pimlico (6,203) 1864-1945 St Stephen, Rochester Row (7,104) 1850-1945 St Thomas, Regent Street (723) 1870-1945 Trinity Baptist Chapel, Crawford Place, St Marylebone (8) 1932-1934 Westbourne Grove Baptist Chapel, Paddington (44) 1907-1974, 1982-1945 Westbourne Park Baptist Chapel, Paddington (203) 1917-1940 Burials Hanwell Cemetery (City of Westminster Cemetery) Paddington Street Cemetery St Anne, Soho 1686-1853 St Clement Danes 1558-1890 St George, Hanover Square 1725-1874 St George's Chapel, Albemarle Street 1894-1903 St James Chapel Burial Ground St James, Hampstead Road Cemetery St James, Piccadilly 1685-1853 St John The Evangalist, Smith Square 1782-1853 St Margaret, Westminster 1539-1853 St Mark, North Audley Street 1828-1852 St Martin In The Fields 1551-1853 St Mary Le Strand 1558-1853 St Paul, Covent Garden 1653-1853

Yes I too have saved the list for future use Paul 2627 On 26/5/16 12:22 PM, anne higham via wrote: > That's immensely useful... many thanks > > Anne H > 1020 Lyford > > > > On 26.5.16 11:43, Sterry WorldWide wrote: >> I thought members might find this of interest now the FMP Westminster >> Collection project is complete. >

That's immensely useful... many thanks Anne H 1020 Lyford On 26.5.16 11:43, Sterry WorldWide wrote: > I thought members might find this of interest now the FMP Westminster > Collection project is complete.

Thanks for that - most useful. Ken On 26 May 2016 at 11:43, Sterry WorldWide via <[email protected]> wrote: > I thought members might find this of interest now the FMP Westminster > Collection project is complete. > > I asked the FMP support team if they had a listing of the parishes and date > ranges of the parishes included in their Westminster Collection. I also > asked if their Westminster Collection included all the parishes in the City > of Westminster. > > They replied that they do not have a list of all parishes and date ranges > for each parish and each record for the Westminster Collection and that this > collection is not a complete list of all Parish records available for > Westminster. > > I did manage to locate on their website a list of parishes available by > browsing their filter when viewing baptisms, marriages and burials in the > Westminster Collection and cross referenced these to the online list of > holdings in the City of Westminster Archive. This produced the following > list of parishes and date ranges for the FMP Westminster Collection. > > I wonder if anyone else has tried to do the same? > > Baptisms > All Saints, Ennismore Gardens, Knightsbridge 1849-1945 > All Saints, Grosvenor Road 1863-1940 > Brunswick Methodist Chapel, St Marylebone 1844-1906 > Cambridge Road Methodist Church, Paddington 1876-1922 > Christ Church, Broadway 1843-1941 > Christ Church, Down Street, Mayfair 1865-1945 > Fernhead Road Methodist Church, Paddington 1885-1945 > Hinde Street, Manchester Square (Wesleyan Methodist) 1837 > Holy Trinity, Knightsbridge 1674-1695, 1866-1903 > Holy Trinity, Vauxhall Bridge Road 1852-1945 > Horseferry Road Wesleyan Chapel 1887-1928 > House Of St Barnabas Chapel, Manette Street aka St Thomas Regent Street > 1875-1945 > Percy Road Methodist Church, Paddington 1876-1936 > Peter Street, Soho (Wesleyan Methodist) 1841-1851 > Salisbury Street, St Marylebone (Wesleyan Methodist) 1838-1853 > Savoy Chapel (Queen's Chapel Of The Savoy) 1680-1945 > St Andrew, Ashley Place 1850-1945 > St Anne, Soho 1686-1931 > St Anselm, Davies Street (Hanover Chapel) 1874-1938 > St Barnabas, Pimlico 1850-1969 > St Clement Danes 1558-1945 > St Gabriel, Warwick Square, Pimlico 1853-1945 > St George, Hanover Square 1725-1914 > St George's Chapel, Albemarle Street 1888-1903 > St George's Union Workhouse 1879-1900 > St James The Less, Thorndike Street 1862-1945 > St James, Piccadilly 1685-1945 > St John The Baptist, Great Marlborough Street 1871-1937 > St John The Evangelist, Smith Square 1729-1941 > St Luke, Berwick Street 1846-1935 > St Margaret, Westminster 1539-1945 > St Margaret's Workhouse 1863-1763 > St Mark, North Audley Street 1835-1945 > St Martin In The Fields 1551-1945 > St Martin-In-The-Fields, Tavistock Chapel 1838-1853 > St Mary Le Strand 1558-1945 > St Mary The Virgin, Charing Cross Road 1850-1932 > St Mary, Bourdon Street 1882-1939 > St Mary, Tothill Fields 1837-1923 > St Marylebone, Marylebone Road 1679-1919 > St Matthew, Great Peter Street 1851-1930 > St Michael, Burleigh Street 1849-1905 > St Michael, Chester Square 1846-1913 > St Paul, Covent Garden 1653-1945 > St Paul, Wilton Place, Knightsbridge 1843-1929 > St Peter, Eaton Square, Pimlico 1831-1945 > St Peter, Great Windmill Street 1851-1945 > St Peter, Palace Street 1822-1831 > St Peter's Chapel, Palace Street 1890-1921 > St Philip, Buckingham Palace Road 1888-1919 > St Philip, Regent Street 1861-1903 > St Saviour's, St George's Square, Pimlico 1864-1945 > St Stephen, Rochester Row 1847-1988 > St Thomas, Regent Street 1854-1945 > Wells Street Scotch Church, St Marylebone 1753-1875 > Wesleyan Methodist Church [Romney Terrace] 1816-1837 > > Marriages > Aenon Baptist Chapel, Church Street, St Marylebone (305) 1927-1940 > All Saints, Ennismore Gardens, Knightsbridge (3,601) 1849-1945 > All Saints, Grosvenor Road (919) [No marriages in City of Westminster > holdings] > Congregational Church, Harrow Road, Kensal Town (Chelsea) (8) 1903-1945 > Christ Church, Broadway (166) 1876-1945 > Christ Church, Down Street, Mayfair (142) 1865-1945 > Hinde Street, Manchester Square (Wesleyan Methodist) (343) 1864-1945 > Holy Trinity, Kensington (1,093) [No marriages in City of Westminster > holdings] > Holy Trinity, Knightsbridge (37,728) 1658-1752, 1866-1903 > Holy Trinity, Vauxhall Bridge Road (3,356) 1852-1945 > Horseferry Road Wesleyan Chapel (356) 1874-1926 > Marylebone Presbyterian Church, Upper George Street, Bryanston Square (749) > 1900-1945 > Methodist Central Hall (202) 1913-1945 > Percy Road Methodist Church, Paddington (95) [No marriages in City of > Westminster holdings] > St Andrew, Ashley Place (2,533) 1876-1945 > St Anne, Soho (110,705) 1686-1940 > St Anselm, Davies Street (Hanover Chapel) (1,163) 1868-1938 > St Barnabas, Pimlico (3,835) 1866-1945 > St Clement Danes (217,220) 1558-1945 > St Gabriel, Warwick Square, Pimlico (5,293) 1905-1945 > St George's Chapel, Albemarle Street (25,313) 1899-1909 > St George's Chapel, Mayfair (1,739) 1735-1754 > St George, Hanover Square (194,675) 1725-1945 > St James The Less, Thorndike Street (11,075) 1862-1945 > St James, Piccadilly aka St James Westminster (Middlesex) (725) 1685-1945 > St Mary's Lutheran Church of the Savoy (St John) (24) 1694-1771, 1839-1907 > St John The Baptist, Great Marlborough Street (2,560) 1886-1936 > St John The Evangelist, Causton Street (226) 1959-1945 > St John The Evangelist, Smith Square (31,875) 1728-1945 > St John's Wood English Presbyterian Church, Marlborough Place (206) > 1914-1955 > St Margaret, Westminster (105,167) 1539-1945 > St Mark, North Audley Street (4,970) 1863-1945 > St Martin-In-The-Fields (248,793) 1551-1945 > St Mary Le Strand (348) 1558-1945 > St Mary's Lutheran Church Of The Savoy (386) 1694-1771, 1839-1907 > St Mary, Tothill Fields (4,254) 1841-1923 > Marylebone Presbyterian Church, Upper George Street, Bryanston Square (St > Marylebone) (120) 1900-1945 > St Matthew, Great Peter Street (2,651) 1851-1938 > St Michael, Burleigh Street (878) 1849-1905 > St Michael, Chester Square (8,907) 1846-1945 > St Paul, Covent Garden (12,636) 1653-1945 > St Paul, Wilton Place, Knightsbridge (5,769) 1845-1904 > St Peter, Eaton Square, Pimlico (22,668) 1844-1945 > St Peter, Great Windmill Street (1,779) 1865-1945 > St Philip, Buckingham Palace Road (705) 1890-1919 > St Saviour's, St George's Square, Pimlico (6,203) 1864-1945 > St Stephen, Rochester Row (7,104) 1850-1945 > St Thomas, Regent Street (723) 1870-1945 > Trinity Baptist Chapel, Crawford Place, St Marylebone (8) 1932-1934 > Westbourne Grove Baptist Chapel, Paddington (44) 1907-1974, 1982-1945 > Westbourne Park Baptist Chapel, Paddington (203) 1917-1940 > > Burials > Hanwell Cemetery (City of Westminster Cemetery) > Paddington Street Cemetery > St Anne, Soho 1686-1853 > St Clement Danes 1558-1890 > St George, Hanover Square 1725-1874 > St George's Chapel, Albemarle Street 1894-1903 > St James Chapel Burial Ground > St James, Hampstead Road Cemetery > St James, Piccadilly 1685-1853 > St John The Evangalist, Smith Square 1782-1853 > St Margaret, Westminster 1539-1853 > St Mark, North Audley Street 1828-1852 > St Martin In The Fields 1551-1853 > St Mary Le Strand 1558-1853 > St Paul, Covent Garden 1653-1853 > > > > > _____________________________________________ > > RootsWeb lists - surnames, regions, software, etc: > http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/ > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

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Hello Paul Superb timing: I'm going to Kew tomorrow. Can you get a listing of the Prob 11 references to me by 9am? Otherwise I'll be going again next month. Happy Hunting Helen On 25 May 2016 at 16:27, W. Paul Featherstone via <[email protected]> wrote: > I am sure this was happening but I can't find the contact? > > > Paul > > 2627 > > _____________________________________________ > > RootsWeb lists - surnames, regions, software, etc: > http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/ > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >

Do we have a name? On 25/5/16 04:36 PM, Julie Goucher wrote: > The email address to write to is [email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]> > > Best > > Julie > > On 25 May 2016 at 16:27, W. Paul Featherstone via <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > > I am sure this was happening but I can't find the contact? > > > Paul > > 2627 > > _____________________________________________ > > RootsWeb lists - surnames, regions, software, etc: > http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/ > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > the body of the message > >

The email address to write to is [email protected] Best Julie On 25 May 2016 at 16:27, W. Paul Featherstone via <[email protected]> wrote: > I am sure this was happening but I can't find the contact? > > > Paul > > 2627 > > _____________________________________________ > > RootsWeb lists - surnames, regions, software, etc: > http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/ > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >

I am sure this was happening but I can't find the contact? Paul 2627

I did the transfer yesterday. It took about 10-15 minutes from downloading from Ancestry and uploading the zip folder to FTDNA. Jessica ________________________________________ From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of Polly Rubery via <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, 23 May 2016 3:40:07 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [G] Transferring Ancestry DNA results to FTDNA One of my ROWBURY contacts had an Ancestry DNA test bought for them by their family at Christmas. They have since treid to transfer them to FTDNA, but haven't heard anything back yet. As no-one else has tried to do this within the scope of my DNA Project yet, I have no idea of the time scale or even the process involved. Can anyone please give me some idea please? Kind regards Polly GOONS #278 ROWBERRY ONS www.rowberry.org TOCOCK ONS www.tocock.org _____________________________________________ RootsWeb lists - surnames, regions, software, etc: http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

One of my ROWBURY contacts had an Ancestry DNA test bought for them by their family at Christmas. They have since treid to transfer them to FTDNA, but haven't heard anything back yet. As no-one else has tried to do this within the scope of my DNA Project yet, I have no idea of the time scale or even the process involved. Can anyone please give me some idea please? Kind regards Polly GOONS #278 ROWBERRY ONS www.rowberry.org TOCOCK ONS www.tocock.org