HI ALL IM STUDYIING GREENS IN ALMOST EVERY PART OF HANTS.PLACES INCLUDE N.WALTHAM,LONG PARISH.DUMMER,OAKLEY,FRIARS DEAN, HEADLEY,BENTLY GREEN,BLACKMARKET,CHITTEN CONDORRON.ANY SMALL HELP WOULD BE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED.THANKS GLENDA.

HI ALL,ANYONE INFO OF HAMILTONS IN HINTON APNER 1900- AND SOUTH WONSTON 1904ISH THANKS FOR ANY HELP THAT ANYONE MAY BE ABLE TO OFFER.REGARDS GLENDA.

Hello all,I have been lurking in the background whilst exploring other avenues in my tree,but would welcome any interest in the following ALLEN in Amport and Penton Mewsey NEWMAN in Wonston SILVESTER in Southwick STROTTEN anywhere near Southwick pre 1800 Many thanks Sue

Alaways Interested in COLE or BROADHEAD Hampshire area WHITELOCK Hampshire Sussex SPRAY Sussex OVERINGTON Surrye Colin Certa Cito

Hello, I, too, have been lurking for a few months. Just a reminder as to the surnames I am researching: FREEMANTLE - areas I know they resided - Porchester, Fareham, Winchester, East Stratton, Micheldever. Also spelled FREEMANTELL in some records. SHIRVILLE, SHIRVALL, SHIRVALLE, SHERVALL, ETC. - The only area I know they resided is Fareham. This ancestor was born 1801 in Fareham and had moved to London by 1833. His name was John and his parents were John and Jane. Family stories had the family coming from France originally. John was a master bootmaker. Other names linked to these surnames are: COLE, MERTELE (MARTELE), OSGOOD, and GUPPY. Anyone with information on any of these families please contact me. Any help would be appreciated. Nancy

Ah - sweet peas - my wife always grew them each year when we lived in Surrey - we moved to L.A. some 13 years ago and she has continued that success. On the other hand I have given up digging a 6 foot ditch for my runner beans - can't dig much more than 6 centimetres the two things I really miss here are runner beans and new potatoes. I was in Houston last week and at the end of the day one of my clients (a German) took me round the corner to an English pub, which was his local and frequented by his English friends. I ordered a pint of Boddington and as it was an English pub served by an Englishman with English voices all around and with a pint I got really confused - I thought I had to pay in pounds - I had a blank spot on the $. Later on t.v. they had the final game of the Houston - St Louis baseball series to see who would go into the world series (strange they should call it world when only the U.S. and Canadian temas can compete) - Houston won and the town went crazy - strange that in the pub all the English were so into the game. Now if it had been the England - Australia test match. Paul Margaret Young <[email protected]> wrote: In article <[email protected]>, Chris and Caroline writes >Lets have some interests posted up, doesn't have to be just names, but >anything to do with Hampshire!! Always looking for BREADMOREs everywhere but especially the ones in Hampshire. On 6 July 1906 the Times gave a report of the National Sweet Pea Society's show at Westminster and mentions 'Mr C W Breadmore of Winchester exhibited a choice collection and secured a special award for "Audrey Crier" a fine pale pink bloom' and 10 May 1911 Sweet Peas were shown for the first time this season in groups from Messrs Dobbie (Edinburgh) and Breadmore (Winchester) He was Charles Walter BREADMORE (1869-1960) Corn Merchant of High Street, Winchester. A request for further information to the Sweet Pea Society proved fruitless. Any anecdotes / information / pictures about any BREADMORE will always be gratefully received! -- Margaret Young [email protected] Breadmore One-Name Study (GOONS 2503) http://www.breadmore.org/ ==== HAMPSHIRE-LIFE Mailing List ==== To contact the List Administrator: [email protected] To unsubscribe from the list: Mail: [email protected] Digest: [email protected] In both cases put "unsubscribe" in the subject header and no text in the message box ============================== View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find marriage announcements and more. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx

In article <[email protected]>, Chris and Caroline <[email protected]> writes >Lets have some interests posted up, doesn't have to be just names, but >anything to do with Hampshire!! Always looking for BREADMOREs everywhere but especially the ones in Hampshire. On 6 July 1906 the Times gave a report of the National Sweet Pea Society's show at Westminster and mentions 'Mr C W Breadmore of Winchester exhibited a choice collection and secured a special award for "Audrey Crier" a fine pale pink bloom' and 10 May 1911 Sweet Peas were shown for the first time this season in groups from Messrs Dobbie (Edinburgh) and Breadmore (Winchester) He was Charles Walter BREADMORE (1869-1960) Corn Merchant of High Street, Winchester. A request for further information to the Sweet Pea Society proved fruitless. Any anecdotes / information / pictures about any BREADMORE will always be gratefully received! -- Margaret Young [email protected] Breadmore One-Name Study (GOONS 2503) http://www.breadmore.org/

hi does anybody out there have info on the TURKS football team that play at Fordingbridge - interested in late 50 s and early 60s thanks Also West Hants Water Company Cricket Club that played in Christchurch thanks again Adrian

---------- Forwarded Message ---------- Am always looking for any connection with the ROGERS family of the Village of Broughton, [near Winchester] Hampshire and any of the srrounding Villages. Have records of this family, in that area, back to the 1400s. Also have interests in the LONGS of Soberton, Hampshire in the 1800s or ? and the WOODS of Alton, Hants. Cheers, Pam.

Where has everybody gone? Have you all jumped ship and gone on a cruise? Lets have some interests posted up, doesn't have to be just names, but anything to do with Hampshire!! Seems the list has been dead for a couple of months again!! Chris List Admin

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I've been pursuing the name of PRICKTOE/PRICTOE and occassionally PRESTOE. This is a very scarce surname so I've been extracting all of the records that I can from the internet. Jane PRICTOE was my ggg g/m born Knights Enham 1836. The name is almost exclusively from that area. I have visited the LDS library and extracted most of the Andover records and have linked most of the PRICKTOE family. Thanks to "The Genealogist" I have been trawling through the BMDs since 1837 and have reached 1960 so far. Thanks to ancestry I have from 1851 through 1901 censuses (although unfortunately they have taken the 1851 offline for a while). I have found several "cousins" through the Hants list and also the Wilts list, as some of the line went over the border to the Hungerford district. One other line went to Brentford. I would be very interested in any knowledge of living Prictoes because they are almost certain to be linked to the tree that I have created and Iwould love to get in touch with them. Offshoots from this line in the Andover area are BULPIT, FISHER,WEEKS, BIRD and two lines of SMITH Paul

I am looking for anyone researching the family of Richard White b.1800 d.1848. m.Elizabeth Elliot. Children John b.1825, Elizabeth b.1827 Charity b.189, Harriet b.1831, Henry b.1832, James, Mary, Thomas and Jane . Thomas b.1840 is the line I am from .Married Harriet Lee about 1864 Their children were Thomas, Harriet, Elizabeth, Louisa, William, Gertrude, Henry, Marion, Edith (my grandmother) Edith married and came to Canada and did not have a lot of contact with her family as the man she married was a gardener and was not accepted by her family who were very prestigious Army people.I would like to know more about them Thomas belonged to William of Wykeham and Wanderers Lodges.Also was a Freemason. With the forces he moved all over including Canada however I think they spent much of their life in the South of England . I think Thomas's daughter Marion married William Brading in the Isle of Wight.Please help. Evelyn Skinner

Message From: "Chris and Caroline" To: <[email protected]> Subject: Village website updates The story of Southamptons Princess ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thank you Chris - very interesting. Despite being Southampton-born, I'm ashamed to say I've never heard of the lady before, Maureen, NZ

Hello, Am seeking any info. and/or connection to the HENRY LONG family of Soberton, Hampshire, England. Henry LONG, born 1815, was the Grocer for the Village of Soberton. Ellen LONG,[wife] born 1816, Julia Sophia LONG, daughter, born 1849 at Soberton, married Thomas William ROGERS [shepherd] at Soberton on Sept. 24, 1872. The couple above were my Maternal Grandparents. James LONG, born at Soberton in 1855. Son. Harriet LONG, born at Droxford in 1857. Niece. Francis LONG, born at Soberton in 1858. Son. Ellen LONG, born Soberton in 1869. Grandaughter. The above info. is from the 1871 census. Any connections to this family ? Regards, Pam.

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Hi list Can someone Help! Those of you that get the Family History Monthly as it's call, June 2005 will know about the Q & A section, in the column. There is a Q: New Zealand Roots. At the end it give the blokes name and only part of his email address. Well I have a snippet of information on the studio address. But for the life of me I can't get the right extensions to finish of the email. I have look at the web site btopenworld. [email protected] Can some one help! with out guessing. Cheers Steve -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.344 / Virus Database: 267.11.14/128 - Release Date: 10/10/2005

canaroma escribió: > Greetings from sunny Tenerife. Can anyone help me with sourcing a set > of IGI microfiche English Parish Records for Hampshire please? > > Robert Heath >

Bev. I don't believe submarines had names until the beginning of the 2nd world war. So, would have had HM Submarines on the seaman's cap tally band. HM Destroyers would have been a war time requirement. Having said that, I seem to recall that during the 2nd war, Sailors cap tally bands just had HMS on them. Submariners never revealed the name of their ship on their tally bands. My father served on K 4, K16 & HMS Royalist during the first world war. I have photos of him in uniform with ship names on his cap tally band. Plus one with HMS Victory. If Ben Skeats reads this; he will be able to give us the correct answer. Seamus ...(Tout á fait Chevalier ) All mail scanned with Norton's 2004 updated ----- Original Message ----- From: Bev Wadhams To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, October 11, 2005 7:19 AM Subject: [HantsLife] Navy ship HMS Destroyer? _____ From: Bev Wadhams [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 11 October 2005 00:19 To: '[email protected]'; '[email protected]'; '[email protected]' Subject: Navy ship HMS Destroyer? Looking at some old photographs earlier I discovered that you could with a bit of enhancement see some writing on the sailors hat bands at a family wedding. One of the hat's writing reads HM Destroyer the other --------Marines. Was there actually a ship called HMS Destroyer or is the rest of the inscription on the back of the hat? Would a hat actually of said HM Marines or again would the inscription carry on round the hat band. Any ideas? I tried a Google search but didn't get anywhere much, they mostly seem to be HM destroyer ..........? Thanks Bev ==== HAMPSHIRE-LIFE Mailing List ==== Visit Where your ancestors lived..... SOUTHERN LIFE(UK) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~villages ============================== Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx

Not sure Bev but I think you will find that during Wartime a lot of the sailors hats had HM Destroyers, HM Submarines etc meaning they were posted to destroyers or submarines. Not necessarily that there were ships of those names which as far as I know there weren't. The same with the Marines men serving with the marines would have HM Marines on their hats. The name of their ship would not have been on the hatband. I think that is the case, if not somebody with more sea knowledge will correct me I'm sure. Chris ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Bev Wadhams" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, October 11, 2005 12:18 AM > Subject: [ENG-HANTS] Navy ship HMS Destroyer? > > >> Looking at some old photographs earlier I discovered that you could with >> a >> bit of enhancement see some writing on the sailors hat bands at a family >> wedding. >> >> One of the hat's writing reads HM Destroyer the other --------Marines. >> >> Was there actually a ship called HMS Destroyer or is the rest of the >> inscription on the back of the hat? >> >> Would a hat actually of said HM Marines or again would the inscription >> carry >> on round the hat band. >> >> Any ideas? I tried a Google search but didn't get anywhere much, they >> mostly seem to be HM destroyer ..........? >> >> Thanks >> Bev >> >> >> >> >> >> ============================== >> Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. >> New content added every business day. Learn more: >> http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx >> >> >