Hi Edna, I have just tried this batch number thing for the first time. I got to the batch numbers for places that I am interested in. I clicked on certain numbers and it does not go anywhere. A sound is made only. I am using Netscape 8.0 and WXP. Don Firsdon

Hello there I wish I could find a connection, but so far there isn't a Fanny DICKER appearing in my tree. The closest I can get is that my great-grannies younger brother was called Charles Burt SYMES. Shame! Regards Glen

here is your Florence with her family, I hope it is the right one Bob Newell ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gail Collins" <gcollins@vaxxine.com> To: <HAMPSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 16, 2006 6:58 PM Subject: [Ham] 1861/71 CENSUS - FAREHAM >I am looking for an orphan girl who came to Canada with Maria Rye (an > orphan agent) in 1872. > > Florence Jane LUCAS 12 years old born in Fareham (b1859) living in > Fareham (perhaps the workhouse?) One report I have for her says ''a > country orphanage"? She came to Ontario, Canada in 1872. > > In 1861 she would be 2 years and maybe with her parent(s)? > > > Many thanks GAIL in Ontario > Maria Rye Database > > > ==== HAMPSHIRE Mailing List ==== > Turn over a new leaf - there might be a new ancestor hiding underneath >

I am trying to locate the cemetery were my William Meagher who died in 1901 in Ramellies Barracks, Farnborough may have been interred. I have emailed Rushmoor Borough Council but they could find no records from there registers. Could anyone with knowlege of the area suggest were he may be found. Regards David

Sorry I was on the wrong list as it was Farnham Surrey not Fareham, Hamp but I got my answer anyway - thank you sincerely, GAIL in Ontario >>I am looking for an orphan girl who came to Canada with Maria Rye (an orphan agent) in 1872. Florence Jane LUCAS 12 years old born in Fareham (b1859) living in Fareham (perhaps the workhouse?) One report I have for her says ''a country orphanage"? She came to Ontario, Canada in 1872. Many thanks GAIL in Ontario Maria Rye Database>>

Did you check through the IGI Batch nos.? Edna - Ottawa ----- Original Message ----- From: "Deb Beban" <dode.beban@xtra.co.nz> To: <HAMPSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 16, 2006 7:59 PM Subject: [Ham] DEW 1798 marriage lookup I have found on the IGI a marriage for Elizabeth DEW, 16 August 1798, at Mottisfont. My problem is the entry has no name for the husband and it is also a record submitted by a member of the LDS Church.I don't seem to be able to find any more information on this and was hoping that some person with access to Mottisfont records may be able to do a lookup for me and tell me the name of the anonymous spouse. Many thanks Deb, Wellington NZ ==== HAMPSHIRE Mailing List ==== Our ancestors never die heaven knows where they goes.

IGI Batch Nos. done by Hugh Wallis, Canada.... http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hughwallis/IGIBatchNumbers.htm#Page Cheers, Edna - Ottawa

I am looking for an orphan girl who came to Canada with Maria Rye (an orphan agent) in 1872. Florence Jane LUCAS 12 years old born in Fareham (b1859) living in Fareham (perhaps the workhouse?) One report I have for her says ''a country orphanage"? She came to Ontario, Canada in 1872. In 1861 she would be 2 years and maybe with her parent(s)? Many thanks GAIL in Ontario Maria Rye Database

Going to be away for a few days Bev M Whitianga NZ (Very Hot)

Amended subject line in case the posting is missed. Cheers, Patsy > Hi Graham - this might be your lass: > > 1891 Andover > Barton House, Winchester St. > Edith F REEVES 16 Dom serv/nurse. B Porton, Wiltshire > in the household of Henry and Janette EDWARDS. > > Hope this is the correct entry. > Cheers, Patsy - New Zealand. > >> Hi, could anyone help and check the 1891census for Andover, as one of >> mine George Gumbrell married a Edith Reeves in1898 at Bromley Kent. She >> was aged 26 on the 1901 census, her father was Russell Reeves a >> blacksmith and they gave Andover as her original address before the 1901 >> census, regards,graham. >> >> >> ==== HAMPSHIRE Mailing List ==== >> practice safe text - tell the Listowners about virus worries - DON'T >> SPREAD IT ON THE LIST! >> >> > > > ==== HAMPSHIRE Mailing List ==== > practice safe text - tell the Listowners about virus worries - DON'T > SPREAD IT ON THE LIST! > >

Hi Graham - this might be your lass: 1891 Andover Barton House, Winchester St. Edith F REEVES 16 Dom serv/nurse. B Porton, Wiltshire in the household of Henry and Janette EDWARDS. Hope this is the correct entry. Cheers, Patsy - New Zealand. > Hi, could anyone help and check the 1891census for Andover, as one of mine > George Gumbrell married a Edith Reeves in1898 at Bromley Kent. She was > aged 26 on the 1901 census, her father was Russell Reeves a blacksmith and > they gave Andover as her original address before the 1901 census, > regards,graham. > > > ==== HAMPSHIRE Mailing List ==== > practice safe text - tell the Listowners about virus worries - DON'T > SPREAD IT ON THE LIST! > >

Hi Trevor. As Hannah/Anna gives her birthplace as Lockerley in 1881, this might be your girl with family in 1861: Lockerley William SHAKELL 50 Ag lab Sarah 46 Mary A 20 Phoeby 13 Ann 5 In 1871 this Ann appears to be in Wraysbury, Buckinghamshire: George DEAN? 35 Lab. B Chelcomb, Hants Ellen 35. B Lockerley, Hants Annie SHACKELL 16 Sister in law. B Lockerley Hope this is of interest. Cheers, Patsy - New Zealand. > Hi All, > > I am trying to trace the parents of Hannah SHACKELL born c1853 who > married William KERSLEY. I have put below what info I have so far, any > help or info will be gratefully recieved. >

Hallo Maria We have had contact in the past I think so you may have all my TILLER connections, but in case I have added any since (mainly from Steve Steer I think! - so you may have them anyway) here is the list Regards Wenda Name Birth date Marriage date Spouse Death date Tiller, John 22 October 1770 Susannah Cavel Tiller, Sarah Abt. 1772 Tiller, Martha Abt. 1777 Tiller, William Bet. 1778 - 1782 23 April 1810 Mary Boys 1846 Tiller, James Abt. 1779 Tiller, Susannah Abt. 1781 Tiller, Abraham Abt. 1784 Tiller, Elizabeth Abt. 1786 18 September 1806 John Muselwhit Tiller, Elizabeth Abt. 1810 Tiller, James Abt. 1812 Tiller, Mariann Abt. 1814 Tiller, Leness Abt. 1816 Tiller, George Abt. 1819 7 October 1848 Frances Ingram Tiller, Harriet Abt. 1823 Tiller, Charlotte Abt. 1826 7 July 1849 Alfred Mintram Tiller, Louisa Abt. 1828 Tiller, Emma Abt. 1831 Tiller, Charles Abt. 1845 1850 Tiller, Henry William Abt. 1846 Tiller, Harriet Abt. 1848 Tiller, George Abt. 1850 Tiller, Ann Abt. 1852 Tiller, Eliza Charlotte Abt. 1855 Tiller, Ellen Abt. 1855 Tiller, Alice Clara Abt. 1857 Tiller, Eliza Abt. 1857 Tiller, Emily Abt. 1859 Tiller, Elizabeth Jane Abt. 1862

Hi List, I have just purchased a will for my Thomas Williams born abt 1756 he states his daughter Mary Ann Williams born abt 1793 Southhampton is married to a Thomas Adams born abt 1787 Holborn they married in 1817 in Southampton i would love to see if they could be found in the census as i have tried to see if they have any children but have come up with nothing . Thomas Adams was a umbrella maker on his marriage record in 1817 he was son of Thomas Adams , Thomas Adams and wife mary Ann nee Williams were left a bit in Thomas Williams will but cant make out the property details so not sure if Thomas Adams would still be an umbrella maker? Any help offered would be so appreciated. regards Tricia Western Australia

After quite a successful trip to the Records office a while ago,I wonder if there is anybody out there who could help me a little further. I was searching for Robert HOBSON, who according to census was born in Hatton Hants. A lister advised me to try Houghton - and bingo!! Benjamin and Ann had their family in Houghton Jemima bp 26.1.1817 Mary Ann bp 7.11.1819 Robert bp 25.5.1822 Elizabeth bp 25.11.1824 George bp 10.6.1827 They had moved away by the 1841 census. Robert was married in 1848 and l iving in Surrey, and I have followed him through to 1901 - also have followed George through. Has anyone any connection with this family? I would love to find out where Benjamin came from. Very many thnaks Nan

Hi Further info at http://www.gosport.gov.uk/sections/your-council/council-services/leisure--am enities/anns-hill-cemetery/memorial-safety-program Suggest that if you have an interest in a particular grave that you contact the council. We have asked the cemetery what happens (particularly for the older graves) when the grave owner cannot be traced BUT someone such as a descendant still has an interest in the preservation of the grave. We will let you know the answer Linda & Tony

Re Glen's posting of surname interests DICKER - Belmont, Bolton, Dorset, Isle of Wight Although not related I have been researching a Fanny DICKER and her husband Jonathan WILLIAMS. Mr WILLIAMS spent 14 years in NSW, specially chosen by judges at the Hampshire Assizes in 1820 for a free travel pass. His wife Fanny joined him in NSW at her own expense and they made quite a bit of money as dealers in shipping cedar (part owner of a couple of ships) and selling other commodities. He was a partner in some of those business ventures with the a James Stares SPEARING who achieved his wealth (and a 4000 acre land grant in NSW) through patronage and privilege. Fanny and Jonathan WILLIAMS returned to the IOW (the home of Jonathan Williams and where he had been baptised in 1783) in 1834 and by the time of his death in 1856 had a large number of properties (cottages and land mostly near Brading) which were left to various nieces and nephews (they had no children of their own) after the death of Fanny in 1874 at the age of 85. The will of Jonathan mentions the following surnames His nieces and nephews: LALLOW, WALKER, YOUNG, BURT, RARLLETT, SIMMONDS, O'BRIEN Her nieces and nephews: DICKER, GASTON, THOMPSON Fanny married Benjamin JOLLIFFE in 1859. I understand Benjamin JOLLIFFE was involved with the Bembridge Mill (IOW) at one time. The probate documents include a rough hand drawn family tree! SPEARING (the main subject of my research) also returned to the IOW where he fathered another three (of his eight) illegitimate children and died at Molina Cottage Charisbrooke in 1859. Lorraine Neate

International Genealogical Index/British Isles. Christenings at Great Or Upper Meeting Or Upper Chapel Meetinghouse Lane-presbyterian, Ringwood, Hampshire, England Tilley Joseph Bodripp M 2 Nov 1750. Elizath. F 3 May 1751. John M 21 Oct 1751. Ann F 10 Jul 1762. Ann F 5 Feb 1764. Elizabeth F 5 Feb 1764. William M 17 May 1767. Elizabeth F 19 Sep 1776. Mary F 2 Feb 1778. Hannah F 2 Feb 1778. Elizabeth F 30 Jan 1825. John M 30 Jan 1825. Ann F 16 Jul 1749. Sarah F 1 Apr 1750. Nancy F 14 Feb 1754. Harry M 2 May 1754. Mary F 27 Oct 1754. William M 12 Apr 1757 Benjamin Tilly TILLY M 19 May 1758. Edmund M 4 Dec 1771. Sarah F 27 Oct 1773. Elizabeth F 11 Aug 1783. John M 11 Aug 1783. John M 14 May 1789 Elizabeth F 31 Jul 1791 Ann F 3 Dec 1798. Jeremiah M 30 Dec 1798 Charles M 26 Sep 1811. Jane Caroline F 26 Nov 1820. Henry M 29 Apr 1827. Hannah F 16 Jan 1831. Tilly - Christenings at Old Meeting Hill Street presbyterian, Poole, Dorset Elizabeth 11 Aug 1783. John 11 Aug 1783 Harry Watts TILLY 15 Dec 1783. [TC Note - The records for John and Elizabeth c1783 are repeated in both of these parish churches].

Hi everyone, I thought you may be interested to know that Anthony Adolph from Genes Reunited is the guest on Keith Middleton's radio show tonight from 10.00pm GMT. You can listen live on the internet at the following website address: http://www.bbc.co.uk/england/radioshropshire/ Kind regards, Jon

Hi Listers, Looking for anyone with any connection to the TILLER Families of Fordingbridge, Fawley and Nursling Maria