Do you mean this one? In the baptism register circa 1822: Of 72 marriages in the last 10 years ending 1820, not less than 69 females have been unchaste before marriage. Those who gain husbands are more fortunate than those who bear bastards, but not more virtuous. J Monkhouse Alan McGowan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lesley C. Potter" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2005 7:42 PM Subject: [Ham] Entry in Bramshott PR's Hi everyone I have a request from anyone who may have a copy of the entry in the Bramshott Parish Register made by John Monkhouse, I am sure anyone who has perused these registers, will know which one I mean. many thanks in advance. Cheers Lesley

Lynne, My website http://website.lineone.net/~hantshistory has links to several photographs of Newton Valence Church. There is also a link to the on-line Hampshire Record Office Catalogue. You can list the parish records of Newton Valence by searching for Finding No 33M66. Alan McGowan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kevin & Lynne" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 4:47 AM Subject: [HantsLife] John Cate John Cate was buried at Newton Valence in 1813. He was a church warden there for 30 years. Would there be records at Newton valence confirming that . Could anybody tell me what the name of the church is named and if it is still there please. Thanks for your help. Lynne.

John Cate was buried at Newton Valence in 1813. He was a church warden there for 30 years. Would there be records at Newton valence confirming that . Could anybody tell me what the name of the church is named and if it is still there please. Thanks for your help. Lynne.

Forwarded to list ----- Original Message ----- From: "historyresearch" <[email protected]> To: "Hampshire Life D" <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 12:25 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} HISCOCK/STREET > Hello all > Is anyone researching the HISCOCK families of Lyndhurst, please? I am > particularly interested in Emily Jane HISCOCK dau of John and Emily Jane > nee WINDEBANK. Emily married Harry STREET in 1902, parents unknown as > yet. Thanks > Regards > Vicki Turner > >

Hi Lynne The church is dedicated to St Mary, unfortunately all we have on N Valance so far is taken from a Whites directory at http://www.southernlife.org.uk/newton_valence.htm Chris SOUTHERN LIFE(UK) http://Southernlife.org.uk ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kevin & Lynne" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 4:47 AM Subject: [HantsLife] John Cate > John Cate was buried at Newton Valence in 1813. > He was a church warden there for 30 years. > Would there be records at Newton valence confirming that . > Could anybody tell me what the name of the church is named and if it is > still there please. > Thanks for your help. > Lynne. > > > ==== HAMPSHIRE-LIFE Mailing List ==== > Please use common sense when sending or replying to messages on the list. > What may not offend you may offend others. Please do not send virus > warnings, or other matetial not relevant to Hampshire and its history. > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > >

This was sent to me by May Lanchbury and thought I would share it with you all. Chris The Story Tellers....we are the chosen... or why I am so fascinated ("obsessed") with Genealogy My feelings are in each family there is one who seems called to find the ancestors. To put flesh on their bones and make them live again, to tell the family story and to feel that somehow they know and approve. To me doing genealogy is not a cold gathering of facts but, instead, breathing life into all who have gone before. We are the story tellers of the tribe. All tribes have one. We have been called as it were by our genes. Those who have gone before cry out to us: Tell our story. So, we do. In finding them, we somehow find ourselves. How many graves have I stood before now and cried? I have lost count. How many times have I told the ancestors you have a wonderful family you would be proud of us? How many times have I walked up to a grave and felt somehow there was love there for me? I cannot say. It goes beyond just documenting facts. It goes to who am I and why do I do the things I do? It goes to seeing a cemetery about to be lost forever to weeds and indifference and saying I can't let this happen. The bones here are bones of my bone and flesh of my flesh. It goes to doing something about it. It goes to pride in what our ancestors were able to accomplish. How they contributed to what we are today. It goes to respecting their hardships and losses, their never giving in or giving up, their resoluteness to go on and build a life for their family. It goes to deep pride that they fought to make and keep us a Nation. It goes to a deep and immense understanding that they were doing it for us. That we might be born who we are. That we might remember them; so we do. With love and caring and scribing each fact of their existence, Because we are them and they are us. So, as a scribe called I tell the story of my family. It is up to that one called in the next generation to answer the call and take their place in the long line of family storytellers. That, is why I do my family genealogy, and that is what calls those young and old to step up and put flesh on the bones. Author Unknown

Hi , Interested to hear from anybody researching ADAMS AYLWARD CATE COLLIER GILBERT PRIOR LIPSCOMBE Thanks, Lynne.

Am looking for any connections to my WOODS / ROGERS family at Alton, Hants. They were my Aunt and Uncle. At St. Lawrence Church, Alton, Hants. on January 22 / 1927 Edwin Harry ROGERS [Ted] born in 1890, son of Thomas William ROGERS, and Louisa WOODS, born 1897, daughter of John WOODS. They had no children. They lived at Alton, until their deaths, on a short street in the area which is now occupied by the Police Station. Am most interested in the WOODS family. Louisa's sister lived next door to them but I can't recall her name. Regards, Pam, originally from Aldershot.

Forwarded to list from ----- Original Message ----- From: Diane Rutherford [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 1:53 PM Subject: Hampshire Names : BURT Researching my paternal line, BURT. The latest 3 generations were from Totton but my great grandparents, married in Southampton, both listed addresses in Upper Banister Street, Southampton. He was Richard Thomas BURT( born 1842) and according to the marriage certificate, his father was Charles. They must have moved to Totton shortly after the wedding as I believe all their children were born there and he is buried at Eling. I have not been able to trace any further evidence of Charles who was probably born around 1810-1820. Any help much appreciated, Diane

Hi, Is there anyones else looking for any of these names please, Hampshire, MARTIN, CLASBY,STEELE,EVANS,HUMPHRIES, RICHARDS,MARSHALL,MOORE,NOYCE,GIRL, SUMMERBEE,CHINN,STACEY, PENFOLD,LINTON,BUTCHER. DORSET BENNETT,STOCKLEY,HOMER WILTSHIRE RIVERS,FRANKLIN,COOMBS,MAGGS Thanks Hilda NZ

Hi Listers I am researching the following names, and unless otherwise stated are from New Forest, Hampshire and South Wiltshire, England. ANDREWS 1826 BABEY 1764-1932 BAILEY 1871 Romsey BARRETT 1844 Aldbourne, Wiltshire BARTLET 1826 Southampton BARNES 1744 BARTER 1904 Winchester BELL 1929+ Hampshire BIDDLECOMBE 1832-1877 Bramshaw, Wiltshire >1862-1901 Bramshaw, Hampshire BLAKE abt 1790 & 1939-1960 BOICE, BOYCE, BIOS, BOYES, BOYS 1714-Present Hampshire/Wiltshire & New Zealand BONE 1869 Croydon, Surrey>1881 Downton, Wiltshire>1901-1954 Hamptworth, Wiltshire BROOMFIELD 1839-Present New Forest & South Australia BUDD 1690 Southwick, Hampshire>1708 Winchester>1709 Bramshaw BURTON 1779 Brockenhurst, Hampshire> 1856 Little Brookham, Surrey > 1879 Grantaville, Tooele, UT, USA>1908 Irwin, Bonnville, ID, USA CHANDLER 1820 Hamptworth, Wiltshire>1863 Downton, Wiltshire> 1881 Redlynch, Wiltshire CHILDS 1890 COOMBS 1787 COPPER/COOPER 1805 CULL abt 1800 & 1865-1934 CUTLER 1846 Minstead>1870-1891 Freemantle, Southampton DIDBEN, DIBDIN, DIDEN 1786-1936 DOVEY abt 1791 Warminster, Wiltshire>1814 Bramshaw DUFFY 1916 ELDRIDGE 1746 ESSERY 1842 Landport, Hampshire>1876-1901 Portsea/Portsmouth, Hampshire EVERETT 1893-1932 FIELDER 1790 & 1829 FIFORD 1815-1922 Eling FIGGINS 1784-1847 Droxford>1867-1891 Bishops Waltham, Hampshire 1888-1901 Southampton FRY abt 1770 GAIN 1843-1901 GANDY 1867 Southampton GODDARD abt 1720 GREGORY I have a photo of a man, S G Gregory possibly taken 1930s HARDING 1819 Winchester> 1848-1871 Southampton HATCH 1620-present Hampshire/Wiltshire, Brighton, 1881-1901Congresbury Somerset, 1911 USA, 1851-present Australia, 1889 London Gilbert b1859 Bramshaw> 1881-1901 Remenham, Berkshire HENBEST 1730-1891 HOOD abt 1760 & 1871-1909 Hampworth, Wiltshire HUCHINS 1907 Winsor, Hampshire HUMBER 1870-1923 Portsmouth> Copythorne HURST 1851-1901 Eling, Hampshire HUTCHINGS abt 1911-1950 Hampshire JACKSON 1824 JEFFRIES 1850 Southampton JONES 1801 JUDD 1787+ KING 1849-1936 KNOTT 1767 KNOWLTON 1830 Minstead>1881-1901Cadnam LONGMAN 1851 Copythorn MANSBRIDGE 1851 Jersey, Channel Islands> 1881-1901 Cadnam-New Forest MARSHALL 1769 MATTHEWS 1868 Brighton, Sussex MAY abt 1900 MELBOURNE 1815 Fordingbridge>1843-1924 Ringwood, Hampshire METTYEAR 1820-1837 Eling MILLS 1765-1914 1808 Plaitford, Wiltshire 1765-1881 Bramshaw 1788-1795 Longparsh, Hampshire MOWDY, MOUDY, MOODY 1708 MAUREY abt1790 NEW abt 1716 NEWMAN 1820 Downton Wiltshire 1851 Redlynch> 1872-1934 Eling & 1886 Copythorne ODDY 1753-Present, 1753 Yorkshire> 1832-1880 Durham 1826 London> 1827-1900 Sussex>1889-Present Surrey> 1910-Present [USA & Canada] 1900 Southampton & New Forest, Hampshire>1911-Present Western Australia, Wiltshire & Dorset ORRIS 1862 Hythe/Fawley> 1895 Bramshaw>1897-1901 Southampton OSMAN 1802-1899 OTHEN 1871 Portsea>1894-1915 Southampton PAGE 1792 & 1833 Brook, Hampshire> 1864-1871 Fritham> 1927 Hampworth 1950 Cadnam 1842 Favershan, Kent 1910 Nomansland, Wiltshire 1905 Minstead 1908 Whiteparish 1944 Liverpool PARSONS 1898 PEASAY 1891 PECKHAM abt1766 & 1791 PHILLIPS 1850-1880 Minstead, Hampshire PIDGLEY PRINCE 1842 PURKESS 1838-1937 RATTUE 1805-1880 Laverstock, Wiltshire>1869-1881 Salisbury 1873 Twyford, Hampshire>1875 Crowood, Wiltshire 1878 Rockford, Hampshire 1881-1899 Australia>1901 Shirley, Southampton 1942 Stockton, Wiltshire READ abt1867 REED abt 1710 RICKETTS 1879 Chard, Somerset, 1962 Cadnam ROOKES/RICKES/REEKES abt 1722 SHEATH 1870 Freemantle, Southampton SHERGOLD 1784-1894 SILLENCE 1789-1901 Bramshaw & Reigate, Surrey 1868>West Grimstead, Wiltshire 1877 SILLY/SELLY 1765 [Silly and Selly are two variations of Sillence] SIMMONS 1838 Froxfield, Wiltshire SOFFE 1796-Present SPENCER 1870-1900 SPRATT abt 1890 STEVENS 1825-1901 Ringwood, Hampshire STORMS 1735 SWINDON 1804-1901 Marlborough, Wiltshire TALBOT 1782 THOMPSON 1823-1861 Bramshaw>1871-1881 Millbrook THORNE 1908 TITFORD 1740 TOWERS 1767 Leicester> 1883-1901 Portsmouth VARNDELL 1867 Southampton WHATLEY 1843 Rockburn, Hampshire>1873-1881 Hordle, Hampshire>1892 Lymington 1901 Lambeth, London WHETINGSTEEL 1867 WHETREN 1839-1871 Newbridge Hampshire>1881 Eling WHITCHER 1838 Eling WHITORN/WHITHOM abt 1724 WINTER 1682 & 1760-1833 WORT 1835 Minstead>1867-1901 Emery Down I would be very pleased to hear from anyone with similar interests. Stephen Oddy Hillarys Western Australia

Hi everyone Still here & still researching ASHLEY/AISHLEY of East Wellow BANNISTER of Eling & Cadnam BEARE of Shirley, Millbrook, Freemantle & Winchester BOWEN of Cadnam BOWLES of Romsey GRIST of Sparsholt, Littleton, Crawley & Winchester HAMMETT of Southampton, originally from Dorset via Wiltshire MUNDY of Eling & Romsey PITT of Millbrook & Shirley TURTON of Littleton, Crawley & Sparsholt Van SANTEN (& all variants) of Romsey, Fareham & Southampton, originally from Weesp, Netherlands WEEKS of Romsey, North Baddesley, Rownhams & Southampton area

Can i have some ideas on what programme to use for all my research please At the moment its everywhere!!! Thanks Adrian

When posting your interests to the list a good idea is to put them in the subject line, surnames in UPPER CASE and include town or village if possible. Putting Family Interests or using the reply button to the message I posted up asking for research interests is not advisable as a lot of people see this and do not open the email. But put the surname up and this will generate more interest as others may be researching the same name. And please remember if somebody sends you info then be courteous and thank them, either on or off list. It shows that you appreciate what they have done. Remember this is your list and its not just family history that can be posted up but anything that is related to Hampshire. And if you have a family or Hampshire related website that others may find interesting post a link to it as well. Chris and Caroline List Adminstrators

Will this liven the list up? I doubt it, but here goes anyway. I am always looking for anyone with an interest in the BRYANT, BRIANT or MIST families with origins in Fordingbridge, Godshill, Woodgreen or thereabouts. Waiting 'patiently'.... Ian (in Oz.)

Seems 'my' Andrew WINTER's are determined to keep me busy!! Still trying to find the burial place of Andrew WINTER who died in an accident with a train in June 1900 near Fareham. He was living at Victoria Road, Eastleigh Park, (whether that means Fareham or is an earlier name for Eastleigh I have no idea) Andrew was married to Fanny (EMMETT) she died in 1911. I would like to find out if Fanny was also living at that address in 1900 or in the next couple of years, and if there were any children. The 1891Census has them as single people at their parents homes, possibly visiting and/or enumerator error. Thanks Bev

Still looking for the deaths of Andrew and William WINTER (born 1829/30 Durley) last seen in Barracks at Plymouth Devon in 1851 not found on the 1861 Census. Thanks Bev

For Paul that was interested in living Prictoes, there are a few living Prictoes listed on Genes Reunited: Coleen Ann 1948 Henley on Thames Colin 1953 Reading Daniel 1974 Newbury David 1895 Uk David 1942 Henley on Thames Elizabeth 1829 Andover, Hampshire. Gilbert Stanley 1904 Echinswell Gilbert 1906 Hungerford Henry 1998 Newbury Ivy 1912 Uk Jessica May 1994 Newbury Julia May 1930 Oxfordshire Julian David 1963 Banbury Kellie Louise 1980 Reading Lilian 1909 United Kingdom Malcolm 1946 Henley on Thames Michael 1944 Henley on Thames Michael 1969 Basingstoke Michael James 1971 Bedford Mollie Marie 1996 Newbury Robert 1971 Basingstoke Hope this helps!

A while ago there was some interest in the Jesus Chapel at Peartree Southampton. Well I am pleased to say the Rev Firmin the incumbent there has contacted me and sent me the history of the church which I have now uploaded to our website SOUTHERN LIFE(UK) It can be found on Updates on the main page or the direct link is http://www.southernlife.org.uk/peartree_church.htm I am now arranging a time to go other and photograph the inside of the church and will notify the lists when I have them and uploaded them. Many thanks for all the support for our website it is greatly appreciated. Chris and Caroline SOUTHERN LIFE(UK) http://Southernlife.org.uk

Hi I am also researching the following families on the IOW PHILLIPS,born in the following places Chale,Godshill & Roud STALLARD in Chale Regards Sue