Hi Listers! I am new to this list and would love to hear from anyone reseaching the BATCHELOR family of Southampton. Thanks! Sarah Minney Twickenham ___________________________________________________________ To help you stay safe and secure online, we've developed the all new Yahoo! Security Centre. http://uk.security.yahoo.com

Hello all This is what we as customers of aol are suggested to do. Call AOL customer service once per hour, ask for a supervisor and threaten to leave if AOL does not get this straightened out. Send an email every hour to domains@aol.com. That is the administrative contact for AOL. Hope this helps, Linda & Tony

Hi Tony and Linda: When you have the time could I please have a few lookups; info from the IGI. Marriage: Joseph ABRAHAM to Ann QUNAP: 9 Feb., 1795 St Mary's, Portsea. " Cornelias ABRAHAM to Elizabeth COLLINS: 19 April 1846, St. Mary's Portsea " Joseph Cornelius ABRAHAM to Elizabeth HAWKES: 20 April, 1856 St.Mary's Portsea " Joseph James ABRAHAM to Elizabeth Hawkins: 27 Jan., 1835, Alverstoke Christ. Joseph James ABRAHAM: 29 August, 1815., St. Mary's Portsea. Thanks very much Keith Victoria, BC

We have a Mary Crowder in our tree born in Exton about 1797 who married William Allen in West Tyhterley in 1829. Sharon ----- Original Message ----- From: <GillettHistory@aol.com> To: <HAMPSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 3:38 PM Subject: [Ham] Re ELizabeth Croucher/Crowder > > Hello Deb, > I have not seen an answer to your email on list so asked Bryce my husband > to look at the Mottisfont Parish registers today, when he was at the > County > Record Office. > > He could not find any Crouchers at all, but as it is a VERY small Parish, > decided to look for a name that sounded similar. He found > Elizabeth dau. of Edmund & Elizabeth CROWDER baptised 27/3/1716.He also > found Edmund son of Edmund & Elizabeth CROWDER bapt. 13/3/1718. > > He then had a look at Timsbury Marriages and found > Elizabeth CROUDER marr. James Matthew (both of Mottisfont) 26/5/1737. > > I had looked at IGI at the Submitted entry, so had another look for > Crowder > on IGI and found her Baptism under Crowder as an Extracted Record. > > Finally if you do a Mother and Father Search on IGI, you get 6 children > altogether....under the name of CROWDER. > > It will be interesting to hear if this different spelling fits in with > other > details you have. Best wishes Jean & Bryce > > > > > ==== HAMPSHIRE Mailing List ==== > Our ancestors never die > heaven knows where they goes. > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.375 / Virus Database: 267.14.22/239 - Release Date: > 24/01/2006 > >

Slow e-mails etc. check Help ~~ http://www.rootsweb.com/~maillist Edna - Ottawa

No it would appear that Genfair havn't updated their site yet. It is still hot off the press! Tony -----Original Message----- From: md [mailto:michael.davidson30@ntlworld.com] Sent: 26 January 2006 10:08 To: HAMPSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com; tony.knight@tiscali.co.uk Subject: Re: [Ham] HGS Baptism Index Hi Tony I followed up the information for online purchases but GenFair do not have the CD in their catalogue at the moment. Michael <snip> HGS Baptism Index > The HGS are pleased to announce the long awaited release of the Baptism > Index cd. This covers all Hampshire parishes (excluding the IOW) for the > years 1813 to 1841 comprising nearly 250,000 entries from Church of > England > Registers, all painstakingly transcribed by volunteer HGS members. > > It is very reasonably priced and full details can be found on the website > at > www.hgs-online.org.uk <http://www.hgs-online.org.uk/> from where the > order > form for postal applications can be downloaded. Online applications can be > made via Genfair and the link for this can be found on the publications > page > on the website. <snip>

Hello Deb, I have not seen an answer to your email on list so asked Bryce my husband to look at the Mottisfont Parish registers today, when he was at the County Record Office. He could not find any Crouchers at all, but as it is a VERY small Parish, decided to look for a name that sounded similar. He found Elizabeth dau. of Edmund & Elizabeth CROWDER baptised 27/3/1716.He also found Edmund son of Edmund & Elizabeth CROWDER bapt. 13/3/1718. He then had a look at Timsbury Marriages and found Elizabeth CROUDER marr. James Matthew (both of Mottisfont) 26/5/1737. I had looked at IGI at the Submitted entry, so had another look for Crowder on IGI and found her Baptism under Crowder as an Extracted Record. Finally if you do a Mother and Father Search on IGI, you get 6 children altogether....under the name of CROWDER. It will be interesting to hear if this different spelling fits in with other details you have. Best wishes Jean & Bryce

Hi Tony I followed up the information for online purchases but GenFair do not have the CD in their catalogue at the moment. Michael <snip> HGS Baptism Index > The HGS are pleased to announce the long awaited release of the Baptism > Index cd. This covers all Hampshire parishes (excluding the IOW) for the > years 1813 to 1841 comprising nearly 250,000 entries from Church of > England > Registers, all painstakingly transcribed by volunteer HGS members. > > It is very reasonably priced and full details can be found on the website > at > www.hgs-online.org.uk <http://www.hgs-online.org.uk/> from where the > order > form for postal applications can be downloaded. Online applications can be > made via Genfair and the link for this can be found on the publications > page > on the website. <snip>

The HGS are pleased to announce the long awaited release of the Baptism Index cd. This covers all Hampshire parishes (excluding the IOW) for the years 1813 to 1841 comprising nearly 250,000 entries from Church of England Registers, all painstakingly transcribed by volunteer HGS members. It is very reasonably priced and full details can be found on the website at www.hgs-online.org.uk <http://www.hgs-online.org.uk/> from where the order form for postal applications can be downloaded. Online applications can be made via Genfair and the link for this can be found on the publications page on the website. Tony Knight HGS Publicity Officer

His daughter Margaret (of full age) married Joseph WICKENDEN Portsea 1869. Any details of these LLOYDs gratefully added to the database, along with any WICKENDEN children. Brian Fleming Melbourne

Fantastic! Thank you, Joy regards Renate ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joy Waters" <joy2811uk@yahoo.co.uk> To: <HAMPSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2006 2:27 PM Subject: [Ham] Interesting website > Found this morning, and well worth a look > > http://www.thebookofdays.com/index.html > > regards > Joy > > > > --------------------------------- > Yahoo! Messenger NEW - crystal clear PC to PC calling worldwide with voicemail > > > ==== HAMPSHIRE Mailing List ==== > Turn over a new leaf - there might be a new ancestor hiding underneath >

Has anyone any info on: William Pain Birth 1834, Hampshire Residence 1851, Tufton, Hampshire William was a pupil and classed as a gentleman on the Census. Residence 1871, Woodmancott, Hampshire I cannot find anything for 1861 - also could anyone with the 1841 Census please do a look up for me. Many thanks Jane Huddersfield

It sounds like your address has been hi-jacked! You will probably have to set up a new account with your ISP. HTH. Michael <snip> >I have had problems receiving mail from Hampshire and Northumberland. I am > now receiving some Hampshire mail but no Northumbria mail. > I have also received system messages from AOL Instant Message stating > that I > have signed in from another location. I do not use Instant Message, but > yesterday I received an instant message from the Megantore website (which > evidently downloads AOL) but I was given a message from AOL allowing me > to bar > messages from this site. Since then I have not received the Instant > Messages > About 2 -3 weeks ago I was dropped from AOL and found that someone had > sent > an obscene message using my e.mail address so I wonder if the two > problems > are connected > > Joan Carter <snip>

I know I will have to visit the Hampshire RO in the near future - but in the meantime I wonder if anyone has come across any of the following baptisms which are part of my One-Name study? Charles BREADMAN possibly in Highclere about 1799 William BREADMAN Burghclere about 1818 Michael BREADMAN or BREADMORE about 1790 - I know not where, but he lived in Ashmansworth! Daniel BREADMAN in East Woodhay about 1815 Any sightings of any baptisms of any BREADMAN in the Burghclere / Highclere / Woodhay / Ashmansworth area would be a bonus - I have spent hours trying to figure out who belongs where! -- Margaret Young margaret@breadmore.org Breadmore One-Name Study (GOONS 2503) http://www.breadmore.org/

Hello Just thought I would nip in and say that Family History Societies (FHS) usually have a list of 'strays' . Regards Gaynor Hampshire

Ancestry.co.uk have been running full page adverts in magazines offering a free 30 day trial. They have probably been overwhelmed and that is why you are having problems. Des D. On 24 Jan 2006, at 22:26, Tony Knight wrote: > We can log in ok but there seems to be a problem with the full BMD > data to > 1983 as opposed tp FreeBMD > > Linda & Tony > > -----Original Message----- > From: Jane Gledhill [mailto:jane.gledhill@ntlworld.com] > Sent: 24 January 2006 22:15 > To: HAMPSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [Ham] ANCESTRY.CO.UK > > Hi > > Is anybody else having difficulty logging onto www.ancestry.co.uk > > > Regards > > Jane > > > ==== HAMPSHIRE Mailing List ==== > Genealogy is contagious and you don't have to sneeze to pass it on > > > > > ==== HAMPSHIRE Mailing List ==== > Turn over a new leaf - there might be a new ancestor hiding underneath >

Found this morning, and well worth a look http://www.thebookofdays.com/index.html regards Joy --------------------------------- Yahoo! Messenger NEW - crystal clear PC to PC calling worldwide with voicemail

Hi, I was wondering if any one can help me learn more about this family? Is anyone else doing this line? I would love to find out more about the children Lily, Willie and Mabel and/or their mother and anything else on William George. Thanks for any help that you can offer. Jude. Descendants of William George GANNAWAY First Generation 1. William George GANNAWAY, son of William GANNAWAY and Annie Maria Caroline (Caroline) CORRY, was born circa 1860. 1871 Census: Address: 42 Chapel Rd, , Durham Tavern, St. Mary, Southampton William Gannaway, Marr, 36, Licensed Victualler, born: Hampshire, Lymington, Caroline Gannaway, Wife, 29, born: Ireland William Gannaway, Son, 11, born: Lancashire, Manchester Arthur Corry, Brother in Law, Unm, 19, Bar Assistant, born: Ireland Lucy Samways, Servant, Unmarr, 22, General Servant, Dorset, Corfe Castle 1891 Census of England: RG12/0919, Folio 104, Page 13 13 Itchen Bridge Road,Southampton, St. Mary: Wm. Geo. GANNAWAY, Head, Married, 31, Mercantile Clerk, Manchester Yorkshire Alice GANNAWAY, Wife, ditto, 31, , Southampton Maria GANNAWAY, Mother, ditto, 50, , Ireland Earnest Barrett, Lodger, Single, 21, Mercantile Clerk, Southampton. William and Earnest had an "X" under the "Employed" column; the two women did not. 1901 Census: Whitworth Cottage, Bitterne Park William G GANNAWAY, Head, 41, Dock Clerk, Worker, born Salford, Southampton Maria L GANNAWAY, Wife, 27, born Portsmouth, Hants Lily GANNAWAY, Daug, 7, born Southampton, Hants Willie GANNAWAY, Son, 5, born Southampton, Hants Mabel GANNAWAY, Daug, 4, born Southampton, Hants. William's mother died at Whitworth Cottage in 1898. He worked as a Mercantile Clerk in 1891 in Southampton, Hampshire, England. He worked as a Dock Clerk in 1901 in Southampton, Hampshire, England. William married Alice WRIGHT, daughter of William WRIGHT and Unknown, on 16 Jun 1879 in Southampton, England. Alice was born in 1858 in Southampton, England and died after 1891. Marriage by Banns in parish of All Saints, Southampton. William aged 22, Bachelor, Occupation: Steward, Residence: Kings Buildings, father: William GANNAWAY, Barge-Owner, Alice 21, Spinster, Residence: St Deny's, father: William Wright, Farmer. 1881 Census: Alice GANNAWAY, b: c1858, Southhampton, Hampshire, England, Age: 23, Married, Head of House, living alone at time. Dwelling: 41 Andersons Terrace, Southampton St Mary, Hampshire, England, RG11, Piece/Folio: 1209/26, Page: 45. (Can't find William George) William next married Maria L _______. Maria was born in 1874 in Portsmouth, Hampshire, England. 1901 Census: Whitworth Cottage, Bitterne Park William G GANNAWAY, Head, 41, Dock Clerk, Worker, born Salford, Southampton Maria L GANNAWAY, Wife, 27, born Portsmouth, Hants Lily GANNAWAY, Daug, 7, born Southampton, Hants Willie GANNAWAY, Son, 5, born Southampton, Hants Mabel GANNAWAY, Daug, 4, born Southampton, Hants. Children from this marriage were: F i. Lily GANNAWAY was born in 1894 in Southampton, Hampshire, England. 1901 census: with family aged 7. M ii. Willie GANNAWAY was born in 1896 in Southampton, Hampshire, England. F iii. Mabel GANNAWAY was born in 1897 in Southampton, Hampshire, England. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I have had problems receiving mail from Hampshire and Northumberland. I am now receiving some Hampshire mail but no Northumbria mail. I have also received system messages from AOL Instant Message stating that I have signed in from another location. I do not use Instant Message, but yesterday I received an instant message from the Megantore website (which evidently downloads AOL) but I was given a message from AOL allowing me to bar messages from this site. Since then I have not received the Instant Messages About 2 -3 weeks ago I was dropped from AOL and found that someone had sent an obscene message using my e.mail address so I wonder if the two problems are connected Joan Carter

Did it cost to register the birth - marriage - deaths in England 1837 + Gail in Ontario