This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: HAMPSON / YATES / BILSBURY / BILSBERRY / DICKINSON / HADDOCK / THOMASON Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VUh.2ACIB/117 Message Board Post: I am trying to trace ancestors and descendants of Peter HAMPSON and Mary YATES who were married Oct 11th 1813 at Parish Church in Leigh Lanc. I am descended from their eldest, Lydia, chr Nov 23 1817 at Wesleyan Methodist in Bedford, Leigh. Lydia married Robert BILSBURY (BILSBERRY) Sep 8 1839 at Leigh Parish Church. Any connections out there??

Hi all, For those of you who are keenly awaiting it, the UK 1901 Census website is up and running again. Apparently they are still doing tests so there may be times when you cannot access it, but having used it successfully several times over the last couple of days I can recommend it to anyone looking for ancestors around 1901. http://www.pro.gov.uk will get you there -- Cheers, Anne mailto:docwras@yahoo.co.uk Rootsweb ListOwner: Dockery, Dockray, Dockree, Docwra, Hampson, Schofield Rootsweb Message Board Admin: Chandler, Dockerill, Dockery, Dockray, Dockree, Dockrey, Dockrill, Docwra, Hampson http://resource.at/docwra Docwra Family Research Project I use ARCHIVE CD BOOKS for my research http://www.archivecdbooks.org

This is a forwarded message to update you on the latest news from Archive CD Books -- Cheers, Anne mailto:docwras@yahoo.co.uk Rootsweb ListOwner: Dockery, Dockray, Dockree, Docwra, Hampson, Schofield Rootsweb Message Board Admin: Chandler, Dockerill, Dockery, Dockray, Dockree, Dockrey, Dockrill, Docwra, Hampson http://resource.at/docwra Docwra Family Research Project I use ARCHIVE CD BOOKS for my research http://www.archivecdbooks.org From: Rod Neep <rod.neep@archivecdbooks.org> To: CDBOOKS-NEWS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, August 27, 2002, 12:03:06 AM Subject: [CDBOOKS-NEWS] Census CDs REDUCED in price from Archive CD Books ===8<==============Original message text=============== Some of the Archive CD Books census sets have been reduced in price! I said I would do it. I have! The price of some of these census sets is subject to sufficient advance orders being received. The maximum price if you order now is shown on the census project web page. http://www.rod-neep.co.uk/books/census/index.htm The more advance orders that we receive, the cheaper the final price will become, and *everyone pays the cheaper price*. Some of these projects are very large and very expensive to produce. Prices are based on the anticipated number of sales of each set (which varies from county to county). The object of the exercise is to make the censuses available, not to make huge profits. Therefore, the more people who pre- order, then the cheaper the price will become - for everybody. Some have been reduced in price already! CORNWALL 1861 CENSUS Due to initial targets being met, the price has been reduced from £35.00 to £30.00. All those people who placed an advance order already will receive the set at this new lower price. (Subject to the next target being met, the price may reduce further!) You can make it cheaper by ordering in advance now. DEVON 1861 CENSUS Due to initial targets being met, the price has been reduced from £52.00 to £47.00. All those people who placed an advance order already will receive the set at this new lower price. (Subject to the next target being met, the price may reduce further!) You can make it cheaper by ordering in advance now. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE 1861 CENSUS Due to initial targets being met, the price has been reduced from £40.00 to £35.00. All those people who placed an advance order already will receive the set at this new lower price. (Subject to the next target being met, the price may reduce further!) You can make it cheaper by ordering in advance now, but this one is close to the release date. On schedule for release September. Others are in danger of being reduced in price! =============================================== STAFFORDSHIRE 1861 CENSUS Update 26 August: We are close to reducing the price on this set. After 8 more orders have been received, the first price reduction will come into effect. LINCOLNSHIRE 1861 CENSUS Update 26 August: We are close to reducing the price on this set. After 9 more orders have been received, the first price reduction will come into effect. ... and several more are looking very interesting indeed, requiring less than 20 more orders to enable the price to be reduced. Credit cards will not be charged until the CDs have been completed ready for despatch. Remember.... it is YOU who set the final price by placing advance orders! and.... There are FREE Directories on CD with all advance orders for a census set placed before midnight Sunday 1st September - for details see the census project web page. http://www.rod-neep.co.uk/books/census/index.htm Please note: I cannot vary the free CD stated, or substitute an alternative. If you already have it, why not give the free one to someone as a gift? ALSO ! - as we are currently running a promotion for new customers to Archive CD Books - all new customers will also receive a FREE copy of the excellent 1791 Universal Directory of Britain. This important and incredibly useful 5 volume directory on CD (normal price GBP 29.74) will be included totally free with any CD order from every new buyer. This offer is only open to those new to the Archive CD Books Project who have never yet bought one of our CDs. This offer is available for a very limited period! Therefore place an advance order before midnight September 1st, and if you are a new buyer, you will receive both of these free CDs! Please do spread this news amongst your friends! The more advance orders that I receive - the cheaper the census CDs will become. And if they hear the news and place an order before next Sunday, they will receive a free CD book of a directory too - one for each county census ordered. Regards Rod Neep -- ARCHIVE CD BOOKS - A project to reproduce old books on CD for genealogists and pay for the restoration of books in Record Offices, Libraries, etc. Mailing list : CDBOOKS-L@rootsweb.com (for discussions) Weekly News : CDBOOKS-NEWS-L@rootsweb.com (weekly announcements & news) E-mail : enquiries@archivecdbooks.org Web : http://www.archivecdbooks.org ==== CDBOOKS-NEWS Mailing List ==== Always keep an eye open for new CD releases on the "Latest Releases" page on the web site http://www.archivecdbooks.org ===8<===========End of original message text===========

This is a forwarded message to update you on the Archive CD census project. From: Rod Neep <rod.neep@archivecdbooks.org> To: CDBOOKS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, August 25, 2002, 2:26:17 AM Subject: [CDBOOKS] EXTRA Free Directory CD with Census CD orders ===8<==============Original message text=============== An added incentive for those who advance order one of the census CD sets for any English county..... (this applies to existing advance orders too) FREE Directories on CD on all advance orders for a census set placed *before midnight Sunday 1st September* - for details of each county see: http://www.rod-neep.co.uk/books/census/index.htm ALSO ! - as we are currently running a promotion for new customers to Archive CD Books - all new customers will also receive a FREE copy of the excellent 1791 Universal Directory of Britain. This important and incredibly useful 5 volume directory on CD (normal price GBP 29.74) will be included totally free with any CD order from every new buyer. This offer is only open to those new to the Archive CD Books Project who have never yet bought one of our CDs. This offer is available for a very limited period! Therefore place an advance order before midnight September 1st, and if you are a new buyer, you will receive both of these free CDs! Midnight September 1st (British time) is the deadline! While you are at the census project web page.... do download one of the sample census pages.... view it on screen, and print it too. Look carefully, and see what real QUALITY is really like on the census CDs from Archive CD Books. http://www.rod-neep.co.uk/books/census/index.htm Regards Rod Neep -- ARCHIVE CD BOOKS - A project to reproduce old books on CD for genealogists and pay for the restoration of books in Record Offices, Libraries, etc. Mailing list : CDBOOKS-L@rootsweb.com (for discussions) Weekly News : CDBOOKS-NEWS-L@rootsweb.com (weekly announcements & news) E-mail : enquiries@archivecdbooks.org Web : http://www.archivecdbooks.org ==== CDBOOKS Mailing List ==== The Archive CD Books Project http://www.archivecdbooks.org For the weekly newsletter subscribe to CDBOOKS-NEWS-L-request@rootsweb.com ===8<===========End of original message text===========

This is a message forwarded by Anne (ListOwner) for your information: Hi everyone, An exciting new venture is under way from Archive CD Books - this is the scanning of original census records from 1861 and 1891 - these will be made available as high quality scanned images on CD's, starting with Nottinghamshire due for release in September. Below is the announcement of the counties and years proposed, if you have an interest in any of them please do check out Rod Neep's website at the URL shown in the message. This is a very exciting new venture which will I'm sure be of enormous help to many of us. -- Cheers, Anne mailto:docwras@yahoo.co.uk Rootsweb ListOwner: Dockery, Dockray, Dockree, Docwra, Hampson, Schofield Rootsweb Message Board Admin: Chandler, Dockerill, Dockery, Dockray, Dockree, Dockrey, Dockrill, Docwra, Hampson http://resource.at/docwra Docwra Family Research Project From: Rod Neep <rod.neep@archivecdbooks.org> To: CDBOOKS-NEWS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, August 18, 2002, 12:28:51 AM Subject: [CDBOOKS-NEWS] Census CDs from Archive CD Books ===8<==============Original message text=============== Extra news from Archive CD Books NEW CENSUS CDs FROM THE ARCHIVE CD BOOKS PROJECT! I have now finalised on a list of censuses (for the first batch) that will be released by the Archive CD Books Project. (Most are for 1861, and some are for 1891). RG 9/985-1015 Bedfordshire 1861 RG 9/4110-4145 Carmarthenshire 1861 RG 9/4328-4360 Carnarvonshire 1861 RG 9/2556-2649 Cheshire 1861 RG 9/1512-1600 Cornwall 1861 RG 9/2487-2555 Derbyshire 1861 RG 12/2719-2787 Derbyshire 1891 RG 9/1370-1511 Devon 1861 RG 9/1325-1369 Dorset 1861 RG 9/3678-3809 Durham 1861 RG 9/1054-1123 Essex 1861 RG 9/1712-1807 Gloucestershire 1861 RG 9/631-718 Hampshire 1861 RG 9/462-556 Kent 1861 RG 9/2244-2304 Leicestershire 1861 RG 9/2311-2411 Lincolnshire 1861 RG 12/2552-2637 Lincolnshire 1891 RG 9/762-802 Middlesex 1861 RG 9/1190-1267 Norfolk 1861 RG 9/3810-3896 Northumberland 1861 RG 9/2435-2486 Nottinghamshire 1861 RG 12/2638-2718 Nottinghamshire 1891 RG 9/880-920 Oxfordshire 1861 RG 9/4146-4172 Pembrokeshire 1861 RG 9/1601-1711 Somerset 1861 RG 9/1905-2062 Staffordshire 1861 RG 9/1124-1189 Suffolk 1861 RG 9/557-630 Sussex 1861 RG 9/2128-2243 Warwickshire 1861 RG 9/2063-2127 Worcestershire 1861 (more are scheduled) I am very proud of the superb quality of the scanned images. We have worked from really excellent films (not microfiche) copied from the first generation films at the PRO, and have then used the very best possible film scanner currently available to digitise the images at a high resolution. That's £45,000 worth of scanner. QUALITY. Using Adobe Acrobat Reader you can zoom in and in to read the pages. You really don't have to squint to read the them. Zoom in to 100% without any loss of detail. That's because of the very high quality of the scanning. Yes, that's right..... UP TO 100% (and beyond). The detail is perfectly readable at a much lower magnification of course. Rather than digitise to a lower quality and then have magnification and distortion start to make it hard to read, we have given you the best QUALITY to start with. Print quality is excellent too! Even on a standard bubble jet printer you can get superb results. You can print first class copies of any page for use in your family history documents. QUALITY DO print out pages of the census enumerator's books to include in your family history files. Not only are they the proof to support your research, but other family members find it absolutely fascinating to see these actual old original documents (no matter how sceptical they may be about your hobby). Download the samples from the project web page, and see for yourself. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Advance orders will be accepted, but credit cards will not charged until the CDs are ready for despatch. Orders placed in advance will be charged at the stated price or *less*. That's right... or LESS. IMPORTANT. READ THIS With some of the sets, I have a very good idea of the quantities that may sell. With those, the price has now been fixed, to cover the costs. The final price *may* reduce a little. BUT Some of the sets are subject to sufficient advance orders being received. The maximum price of these if you order now will be shown. The more advance orders over 100 that we receive, the cheaper the final price will become, and everyone pays the cheaper price. Some of these projects are very large and very expensive to produce. Prices are based on the anticipated number of sales of each set (which varies from county to county). The object of the exercise is to make the censuses *available*, and *not* to make huge profits. That is one of the basic principles of the Archive CD Books Project. Therefore, the more people who pre-order those marked as such, then the cheaper the price will become - for everybody! I hope that you like this idea! For example, if the stated "starting price" of a particular county is 50.00 and lots more people order before the final release date, then the finishing price could become substantially lower. Say, 30.00. Whatever happens, then *everyone* will be charged at the lower price. Credit cards will not charged until the CDs are made and ready for despatch. It is in everyone's interest to place advance orders early. For more details, samples and prices, see: http://www.rod-neep.co.uk/books/census/index.htm So.... go and have a look, and then please do tell your friends on the relevant mailing lists. The more that order in advance, the cheaper they become! Regards Rod Neep ps. there is a really interesting on-going discussion about the census project on the CDBOOKS-L mailing list where supporters are having their say. 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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VUh.2ACIB/107.1.1 Message Board Post: To answer your question will need more information. Alot ofHhampsons are buried in Leigh but it is quite a common name in Lancashire/Cheshire.At the time of the 1881 census ther were about five and a half thousand Hampsons in the UK and about 3500 of those lived in Lancashire. There were significant groups in the Midlands, London and Yorkshire. I fyou can give more information I may be able to help. Ralph Hampson

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VUh.2ACIB/107.1 Message Board Post: My partner Barry Hampson is from Leigh lancashire i havent started geneology on his family yet as i have been doing my own family and i have got back 200 years. are you a relation and in a way connected? I believe in Leigh alone this is where most of the HAMPSON family are buried. Danielle Freedman

Hi Joyce The only likely entries on the 1881 census are for Elizabeth Hampson, a widow and licensed victualler at 9 College Lane Liverpool. She lived with two daughters Mary jane b 1845 and Ann b 1840. This doesnt seem to gel with Dr Stephenson's agency. I will keep looking but there is no other likely census entries. Do you have nay further details on the girls Ralph Hampson ----- Original Message ----- From: "YankeeDD" <yankeedd@twmi.rr.com> To: <HAMPSON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 5:19 AM Subject: [HAMPSON] Mary Jane and Helen Hampson > Daughters of James Hampson, in and out of work houses around Bolton, Lancs > in 1880's. Daughters of James Hampson and Ellen, nee Bullough. One day > following the death of Ellen, 1885 , daughters were placed by the Bolton > Vigilante Committee in Home, then sent to Canada as a British Home Child, > Dr. Stephenson's agency. Mary Jane died of TB shortly after arrival, Helen > survived but had problems with all that had happened to her. There was a > younger sister, Annie, of which nothing is known and England denies having > any information. > Regards, > Joyce Stevens > Livonia, Michigan > > > > ==== HAMPSON Mailing List ==== > To view the HAMPSON Message Boards or search facilities go to: http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/h/a/HAMPSON/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Greetings from Oz I am the ggson of Alfred Ross Hampson b 1850 m Louisa Mary Ann Bannister 1877 both were music hall performers which makes research very difficult. I have databases giving information about several thousand Hampsons back to 16th century. These are mainly UK based but I will be puttting in other countries and then the whole lot will be on the net for search/ browse. i am just coming to grips with the software required for this. I may put up just an index first for people to see and then contact me for detail.I am resticting entered data to that which has real provenance but I do have another database which contains unproven data which I know has some mythical 'facts' included. If any one has any data they are willing to share with me I will be eternally (or even more) grateful. Ralph Frank Hampson, Canberra, ACT, Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: "ListOwner" <docwras@yahoo.co.uk> To: <HAMPSON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2002 8:00 PM Subject: [HAMPSON] ADMIN: Time for a Roll Call..? > Hi listers, > > As we seem to have a flurry of interest I'm thinking it's time to do a > Roll Call again and see if we can't link up some of our lines. > > Please repost your interests and dead ends/brick walls using the Subject > line Roll Call, and give as much detail as you like about your Hampsons. > > To widen the possibilities of finding links don't forget to use the > Hampson message board as well, the board is gatewayed to the list so all > messages posted to it appear on this list, whereas if you just post to > the list those who only read the board will not see it. Use both > together and you may get lucky! > > Board addresses for those who haven't been there or have lost the links > are: > > Via the Rootsweb portal > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=surnames.hampson > > or via the Ancestry.com portal > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=an&p=surnames.hampson > > Both addresses will show the same messages though so you only need to > post to one board not both. > > -- > > Cheers, Anne mailto:docwras@yahoo.co.uk > > http://resource.at/docwra The Docwra Family Research Project > > > > ==== HAMPSON Mailing List ==== > To leave this list send an e-mail to: HAMPSON-L-request@rootsweb.com (List) or HAMPSON-D-request@rootsweb.com (Digest) containing the word unsubscribe in the subject line > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Having called the roll call I'll post my own Hampson line now :-) My maternal grandmother was born Esther Ann Hampson (1904-1967) of Radcliffe Lancashire, daughter of Herbert Hampson (1878-1954) grocer and his wife Grace nee Fletcher (1875-1942). Herbert was the son of James Hampson (born abt.1834) of Radcliffe Lancashire, and his wife Sarah Ann. Other children of James and Sarah were Martha, Charlotte, Billy, Jack. >From contact with a cousin descended from Jack I understand James' father was named Asgill Hampson but I have no further information on Asgill at this time. If anyone can make a connection please do say so :-) -- Cheers, Anne mailto:docwras@yahoo.co.uk http://research.at/docwra Docwra Family Research Project

In Lancaster,Leigh,Atherton-Tyldesley in Jan.1851,I have my great great grandfather, Roger HAMPSON born,son of Benjamin HAMPSON,a weaver and Jane HAMPSON nee ORRELL. Benjamin and Jane were married about Dec.1834 in Wigan. Other known children are:- Jane GREGORY nee HAMPSON,wife of Thomas GREGORY of 11 Twist Lane in Leigh Known surnames of their daughters are,ALEXANDER,HOPE,PENNINGTON and SMITH. Anne BLUNDELL nee HAMPSON dob Feb.1843-44 dod April 1914 in Pennsylvania.She came to the USA in 1896. Mary HAMPSON...no other info other then being in UK John HAMPSON...known to be living in Leigh in 1896 Thomas HAMPSON...known to be living in Manchester,as a grocer, as late as Apr.1910,I also have a ship manifest documenting a trip to USA with brother in law, Thomas GREGORY, to visit his brother, Roger in Punxsutawney Pa in April 1904. Will HAMPSON...known to be living in UK until his death in June 1896. Roger HAMPSON immigrated to USA in 1870, was not naturalized,according to census notes. He was married in 1873 in Towanda Pa., to Annie Mary FLYNN,who was born in Apr.1851 in Ithica NY to Patrick FLYNN and Mary Annie Flynn nee O'CONNER or CONNER. Roger and Annie Hampsons' children were:- 1.William BREED HAMPSON,born March 1871 in Towanda Pa(he was a son from Annies' 1st marriage)William,also known as Will,was married 1st to Kate McBride Lapham in1895.They had 3 children:- Alice,who died in infancy Emma Josephine dob 1896 dod 1964 Henry Sherman dod 1897 dod 1990 Will and Kate divorced about 1897 to 1900 Will married 2nd to Mabel BEYER in Punxsutawney Pa in Nov.1902. They had 3 daughters:- Christine B.born abt.1904.She married James MUIR.Was known to be in Pittsburgh Pa in 1939 and Florida in 1966. Alice B. born abt. 1906 and married to Dr. Edward NICKLAS of Washington DC as of 1966. Rebecca B. born abt. 1908 and married to Harold SAWYER of St.Louis MO and possibly Tulsa OK as of 1962 and Harrisburg Virginia as of 1966. 2.Richard B.(Dick)HAMPSON dob 1873 dod 1912.Was married abt Oct 1901 to Gertrude FOLLETTE or a variation spelling,of Lynn,Mass.No known children. 3. John R. HAMPSON(my great grandfather) born July 1876 in Barclay,Bradford cty,Pa. He married Elizabth HYDE of Kane,McKean cty,Pa in April 1902. They had 3 daughters:- Anna Lizetta HAMPSON,born Dec.1902,who married John Joseph BURNS of Pittsburgh Pa in 1928.(my grandparents) They had 3 children,who are still living. Sarah Ellsworth HAMPSON,born 1905,who married 1st,George STIGLEBAUER of Milwaukee,Wisconsin,about 1929,he died about 1930-1935 in Wisconsin.They had 1 daughter,named Mary Virginia,who was last known to be living in San Francisco Calif. in the 1950s.She may have been married to someone named SUTTON. Sarah married 2nd to James RODGERS of Ogdan,Utah. Mary HAMPSON,born abt 1906.She married John KUNST of San Anselmo,California. 4.Jennie HAMPSON,born May 1879.She married Ellis RODKEY in 1902.They had 3 children. 5. Burton Daniel HAMPSON,born 1885.He married Marie OLSEN,daughter of Hans and Alletta OLSON,of Punxsutawney Pa.They had 2 sons,Bernhard O.HAMPSON of Euclid Ohio and Richard B.HAMPSON of Chicago,Illionios All known related surnames connected to the original HAMPSONs in my line:- BEYER,BLUNDELL,BURNS,BURTON,COLE,CONFER,DURCHICK,FISHER,FOLLETTE,GREGORY, HOLLYFIELD,HYDE,KING,KUNST,LAPHAM,MARTIN,MUIR,NICKLAS,OLSEN, PARMER,RODGERS,RODKEY,SAWYER,TEUSCHER,VARNER,WARNER I'm very eager to share with other researchers. Marianne Fisher Wazelle Reynoldsville Pa. "Volunteer of Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness" at http://www.raogk.org/ for Jefferson county,PennsylvaniaGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Daughters of James Hampson, in and out of work houses around Bolton, Lancs in 1880's. Daughters of James Hampson and Ellen, nee Bullough. One day following the death of Ellen, 1885 , daughters were placed by the Bolton Vigilante Committee in Home, then sent to Canada as a British Home Child, Dr. Stephenson's agency. Mary Jane died of TB shortly after arrival, Helen survived but had problems with all that had happened to her. There was a younger sister, Annie, of which nothing is known and England denies having any information. Regards, Joyce Stevens Livonia, Michigan

We're seeking any information on William Hampson, born in 1822 in or around Liverpool, we think! Some of the family thinks he was a stowaway in 1834 (NY) and the census says he arrived in 1845. Does anyone have a William fitting this description? (He eventually reared his family in MO.) Thanks, Beverly Hampson

William Hampson born Aug 15 1862 Lancashire Bolton England died Mo married Annie Ord born Apr 5 1868 West Hartlepool Durham England died Mo their children Annie Hampson born abt 1885 ???died between 1970-1975 Gateshead England George Thomas Hampson born 1885 England married Florence Mary Paul Elizabeth Hampson born 1888 Newcastle Westhoughton England married Tom Poulton Margaret Hampson ??????England Mary Jane Hampson born 1893 Long Row Haswell England died Mo Gerard Hampson born 1895 Long Row Haswell England died Mo William (Billy) Hampson born 1897 England died Mo Mary Ann Hampson born 1903 New Castle on Tyne England died Mo John Hampson born 1905 Felling on Tyne Lancashire England died Mo married Crystal Todd. Benny and Mary McCune Cass Co Mo

Hi listers, As we seem to have a flurry of interest I'm thinking it's time to do a Roll Call again and see if we can't link up some of our lines. Please repost your interests and dead ends/brick walls using the Subject line Roll Call, and give as much detail as you like about your Hampsons. To widen the possibilities of finding links don't forget to use the Hampson message board as well, the board is gatewayed to the list so all messages posted to it appear on this list, whereas if you just post to the list those who only read the board will not see it. Use both together and you may get lucky! Board addresses for those who haven't been there or have lost the links are: Via the Rootsweb portal http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=surnames.hampson or via the Ancestry.com portal http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=an&p=surnames.hampson Both addresses will show the same messages though so you only need to post to one board not both. -- Cheers, Anne mailto:docwras@yahoo.co.uk http://resource.at/docwra The Docwra Family Research Project

Hi listers, As we seem to have a flurry of interest I'm thinking it's time to do a Roll Call again and see if we can't link up some of our lines. Please repost your interests and dead ends/brick walls using the Subject line Roll Call, and give as much detail as you like about your Hampsons. To widen the possibilities of finding links don't forget to use the Hampson message board as well, the board is gatewayed to the list so all messages posted to it appear on this list, whereas if you just post to the list thse who only read the board will not se it. Use both together and you may get lucky! Board addresses for those who haven't been there or have lost the links are: Via the Rootsweb portal http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=surnames.hampson or via the Ancestry.com portal http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=an&p=surnames.hampson Both addresses will show the same messages though so you only need to post to one board not both. -- Cheers, Anne mailto:Anne.Nichols@ukgateway.net http://resource.at/docwra The Docwra Family Research Project

My Hampsons are from Macclesfield, Cheshire: Joseph (b1818) (son of John) married Mary Cox (b1816) Children: Mary Ann, Martha, Elizabeth, JOHN THOMAS, Joseph, James Anybody else researching this line? Carole Bolard carolbol@velocity.net Administration/Ad Team carole@powerwomancentral.com carole@imgenius.net

My Helen, daughter of James was in that area (Atherton), Helen born 1880, her father, son of James about 1845. -----Original Message----- From: marianne wazelle [mailto:mfwazelle@hotmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 9:09 PM To: HAMPSON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [HAMPSON] Re:it cannot be... I too have a direct line to England...Atherton,England...via my great great grandfather, Roger Hampson...so there! sign me.... Marianne in Pennsylvania "Volunteer of Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness" at http://www.raogk.org/ for Jefferson county,PennsylvaniaGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com ==== HAMPSON Mailing List ==== List guidelines: Please do not use all capital letters in posts to the list ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

I too have a direct line to England...Atherton,England...via my great great grandfather, Roger Hampson...so there! sign me.... Marianne in Pennsylvania "Volunteer of Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness" at http://www.raogk.org/ for Jefferson county,PennsylvaniaGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

I am the grandaughter of William Hampson 1862 and Annie Ord or Hord 1868 of Bolton Benny and Mary McCune Cass Co Mo