That would be great if you could check for my Joseph and much appreciated but he wont be in your "home" fiche since he is christened in 1730. I just didn't want you to make special trips that are out of your usual path and thank you very much. I have discovered that my Ann Farmer (married to John Blake) was also born at Andover (Little London in 1802, near Woodhouse). Her father, Isaac Farmer and mother Elizabeth Lamsdens were also born at Andover (Isaac in 1764 but he appears to be christened at Collingbourne Kingston, Wiltshire and Elizabeth is born at Woodhouse, Andover). She is a real mystery as she died in Andover (Woodhouse I think) 28 Aug 1862. I have never found any family for Elizabeth. Isaac appears to descend from the Farmer and Holland families in the Whitchurch, Alton and Bishopstoke areas. It takes about six weeks to get fiche from England and wouldn't it be wonderful to know about Joseph I must admit. I will likely still order the Andover fiche. You would probably be amazed to see how much fiche I have purchased even at that price. I need a lovely drawer to keep them all just to keep them ordered. I have hinted at my husband who (now retired) is enjoying doing some woadworking once again after years and years spent at the National Research Council here as an Information Scientist (originally a Ph.D. Chemist before he did his professional librarian degree). Elizabeth (Blake) Kipp On Nov 28, Knightroots@aol.com wrote: > > > Excuse keyboard should be bit not it. > Having trouble as b is sticking so should have re checked before sending. > Linda and Tony