Hi Angela That looks like an IW Record Office reference - they hold the Newport Borough records. Newport had its own Quarter Sessions but the main Quarter Sessions for the rest of the Island before c.1888 are at the Hampshire Record Office as it was then part of the county of Southampton (i.e. (South)hamp(ton)shire) Di ----- Original Message ----- From: "Angela McMurtry" <palmtreeqld@optusnet.com.au> To: <ISLE-OF-WIGHT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 2004 5:30 AM Subject: Quarter Sessions > Found this little beauty yesterday can anyone tell me where I can order a > copy from ??? > Angela: > > Newport Borough Quarter Sessions Indictments - Ref NBC/31/81 > 1829 Midsummer Sessions > > Harriet PITMAN wife of William PITMAN late of Newport Labourer, and Lydia > RANN late of Newport , single woman . > > Persons Bound by Recognizance : > > Hannah PITMAN > Lydia RANN > Henry BRIDLE > Mary BRIDLE > LYdia MATTHEWS > Henry LINNINGTON > Wm TAYLOR > Wm KING > Sarah SAUNDERS > John SALTER Jr > John APPLETON > > Prisoners under sentence 1829 Michaelmas Session > > Wm BATON > Wm RILEY > Henry BRIDLE > Mary BRIDLE > Lydia RANN > Harriet PITMAN > > > BANKIER FAMILY WEB SITE > http://www.members.optusnet.com.au/~palmtreeqld > The Scottish Gaelic Association of Australia > http://www.ozgaelic.org/ >

Hi Jenny Sorry for not replying sooner - I have been off the computer for a few days as I have had the dreaded flu and spent most of the time in bed. Anyway this is the information that I have on the DENTON family so far. John DENTON b. 1787 married Mary HANCOCK b. 1791 Children: 1. James DENTON b. 1815, d. 1830 House of Industry 2. John DENTON b. 1819 3. Cornelius John DENTON b. 1825 4. Robert Henry DENTON b. 1827, d. 1919 Southampton married Malena MORTIMER b. 1833 St Peter Port, Guernsey, Channel Islands, d. 1920 Southampton 5. Mary Ann Louisa DENTON b. 1830 House of Industry, Newport, Isle of Wight 6. Rosina DENTON b. 1839 St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands Robert & Malena's children were: a) Jane Caroline DENTON b. 1852 St Helier, Jersey married George James DENTON b. 1856 St Helier, Jersey b) Alexandria DENTON b. 1862 St Helier, Jersey married George TRAVIS c) Thomas Henry DENTON b. 1857 England, d. 1927 Southampton married Ellen (surname unknown) d) Ellen DENTON b. 1860 St Helier, Jersey, d. 1919 Southampton married Nicholas HORATIO MATSON b. 1860, d. 1919 Southampton e) William John DENTON b. 1865 St Helier, Jersey, d. 1915 Southampton married Alice LE SUEUR b. 1865 St Johns, Jersey, d. 1914 f) Rosina Amy DENTON b. 1868 St Helier, Jersey married Francis Charles DUNNING b. 1867, d. 1902 Southampton g) Melina DENTON b. 1869 England married Francis LE SUEUR b. 1859 St Johns, Jersey, d. 1895 Southampton h) Benjamin DENTON b. 1870 St Helier, Jersey married Dolly (surname unknown) i) Anne Pickworth DENTON b. 1872 St Helier, Jersey, d. 1966 Shanklin, Isle of Wight married George Humby RENOUF b. 1869 Grouville, Jersey, d. 1937 Shanklin, Isle of Wight j) Cornelius DENTON b. 1874 St Helier, Jersey, d. 1954 married Lizzie (surname unknown) Jane & James DENTON's children were Jane Ellen, George Henry and Milly. Alexandria & George TRAVIS's children were Lilian Alexandria, Elaine and Edward. Melina & Francis LE SUEUR's children were Walter, Hope, Percy and Poppy. Anne & George RENOUF's children were Clarence George, Cyril Henry, Ida Grace, Dudley Ellis Albert, Stanley Gordon, George Edgar and Harold Ernest. Cornelius & Lizzie DENTON's children were Winifred Ivy, John, Archie and Arthur. (Archie's children were Gerald, Mary, Doris, Caroline and Ethel) I have a lot of RENOUF people as George Humby RENOUF was my Gt.Grandfather so I have spent a lot of time tracing his line and not so much time has been spent on the DENTON line. This is all I have on the DENTON's at the moment but will, when time permits, try to fill in more about the individuals here. Happy hunting. Beki -----Original Message----- From: Jenny Lucy [mailto:jennylucy133@hotmail.com] Sent: 07 July 2004 23:44 To: ISLE-OF-WIGHT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [IoW] LINNINGTON - Testing Hi Beki - This is a test to see if you are receiving mail. Jenny >From: "Beki Lale" <bekilale@tiscali.co.uk> >To: ISLE-OF-WIGHT-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: RE: [IoW] LINNINGTON >Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2004 07:47:08 +0100 > >Hi Sally > >I noticed that you are researching the DENTON's. I have an Anne Pickworth >DENTON who married George Humby RENOUF (my Gt.Grandparents). Her parents >were Robert Henry DENTON and Malena MORTIMER. I have a bit more information >on Anne's family (siblings, uncles and aunts). Do you think it may tie up >with your family? > >Beki > >-----Original Message----- >From: malyonfamily [mailto:malyonfamily@tinyonline.co.uk] >Sent: 02 July 2004 15:45 >To: ISLE-OF-WIGHT-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [IoW] LINNINGTON > >Hi everyone, >Is anyone researching the name LINNINGTON. I have a MARY ANN LINNINGTON, >born Newport, IOW circa 1815, married CORNELIUS KEARLEY circa 1835. No >other information, but would like to find her parents and any siblings. >Grateful for any help. >Sally Malyon > >Also researching: TYLER, KEARLEY, PEACH, BRIGHT, BLOW, DENTON, OAKE > > > > _________________________________________________________________ Find love today with ninemsn personals. Click here: http://ninemsn.match.com?referrer=hotmailtagline

Dear List, Wondering if a Clara YOUNG who married for the second time to ALEXANDER YOUNG 1920 St Blazius, Shanklin, would be buried Shanklin Gen Cem . Previous married name WILTON Maiden name HENSON Could someone please advise the address for the Cem so as to write for further information. Cheers Noelene Selmes Sydney Australia

Dear Friends & Cousins, I know this is not strictly genealogy, but thought many of you would be interested to hear of my forthcoming concert. On July 18th and 25th I am conducting a great concert here in Ballarat and at Daylesford (Victoria, Australia). THe concert is to celebrate the development of music within the Methodist church as it's John Wesley's 301st birthday this year. I will be giving a commentary on the works performed and will of course mention the Isle of Wight as a stronghold of Methodism. My own Gt Gt grandfather, Edward COLLYER of Brooke, was the first methodist Lay preacher here at Rokewood Junction after his arrival in 1855. Somewhat incongruously \, he also ran the first hotel! We spent an exhausting evening tonight recording the entire show in a studio, so if any of you are interest in CDs, email me privately for a list of the tracks and the prices (very cheap :) Love David in Ballarat

Hi Beki - This is a test to see if you are receiving mail. Jenny >From: "Beki Lale" <bekilale@tiscali.co.uk> >To: ISLE-OF-WIGHT-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: RE: [IoW] LINNINGTON >Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2004 07:47:08 +0100 > >Hi Sally > >I noticed that you are researching the DENTON's. I have an Anne Pickworth >DENTON who married George Humby RENOUF (my Gt.Grandparents). Her parents >were Robert Henry DENTON and Malena MORTIMER. I have a bit more information >on Anne's family (siblings, uncles and aunts). Do you think it may tie up >with your family? > >Beki > >-----Original Message----- >From: malyonfamily [mailto:malyonfamily@tinyonline.co.uk] >Sent: 02 July 2004 15:45 >To: ISLE-OF-WIGHT-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [IoW] LINNINGTON > >Hi everyone, >Is anyone researching the name LINNINGTON. I have a MARY ANN LINNINGTON, >born Newport, IOW circa 1815, married CORNELIUS KEARLEY circa 1835. No >other information, but would like to find her parents and any siblings. >Grateful for any help. >Sally Malyon > >Also researching: TYLER, KEARLEY, PEACH, BRIGHT, BLOW, DENTON, OAKE > > > > _________________________________________________________________ Find love today with ninemsn personals. Click here: http://ninemsn.match.com?referrer=hotmailtagline

Enjoy your Fench Connection Elmo. Ann Spiro explorer@smartchat.net.au ----- Original Message ----- From: "Keith Elmo Eldridge" <Elmo@aphelia.co.uk> To: <ISLE-OF-WIGHT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 2004 6:48 PM Subject: [IoW] ADMIN: List on auto-pilot > Dear Isle-of-Wight list, > For the next few days I am going to be dancing in France. This means I will > have no internet access. Please be good while I am away. Please remember > the New Year resolutions (see the archives < > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=Isle-of-Wight > for > a reminder.) > > Check the archives first if you have any problems, the answers to most > questions will be there. As a last resort e-mail the list and one of our > longer term subscribers should be able to sort you out. If need be, you can > check to which RootsWeb mailing list you are currently subscribed at < > http://passwordcentral.rootsweb.com >. > > I hope you will all be still here when I get back. > > Regards > Elmo. > -- > --Keith Elmo ELDRIDGE Isle-of-Wight-Admin@rootsweb.com > --Elmo@aphelia.co.uk > --Buxworth, High Peak, Derbyshire, England. > --Listowner Isle-of-Wight-L and Co-ordinator Isle of Wight GenWeb > --http://www.rootsweb.com/~engiow/ > >

Kim, Any idea when these photo's were taken ? Are they turn of the century ?? Angela

Hello Everybody, Is there anybody researching the surname MEARD on the ISLE-of - WIGHT, or has anybody ever heard the name before. I am looking for JOAN MEARD born about 1760 . Thank you, Syd Hockey.

Found this little beauty yesterday can anyone tell me where I can order a copy from ??? Angela: Newport Borough Quarter Sessions Indictments - Ref NBC/31/81 1829 Midsummer Sessions Harriet PITMAN wife of William PITMAN late of Newport Labourer, and Lydia RANN late of Newport , single woman . Persons Bound by Recognizance : Hannah PITMAN Lydia RANN Henry BRIDLE Mary BRIDLE LYdia MATTHEWS Henry LINNINGTON Wm TAYLOR Wm KING Sarah SAUNDERS John SALTER Jr John APPLETON Prisoners under sentence 1829 Michaelmas Session Wm BATON Wm RILEY Henry BRIDLE Mary BRIDLE Lydia RANN Harriet PITMAN BANKIER FAMILY WEB SITE http://www.members.optusnet.com.au/~palmtreeqld The Scottish Gaelic Association of Australia http://www.ozgaelic.org/

Thank you to Jon and Brenda for checking the 1851 Census IOW Index. Seems my Kearley family must have been on the mainland at that time but I will try to 'tie in' the other Kearley names you gave me, some I have but some I don't recognise! Thanks again for your time. Sally

Dear Isle-of-Wight list, For the next few days I am going to be dancing in France. This means I will have no internet access. Please be good while I am away. Please remember the New Year resolutions (see the archives < http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=Isle-of-Wight > for a reminder.) Check the archives first if you have any problems, the answers to most questions will be there. As a last resort e-mail the list and one of our longer term subscribers should be able to sort you out. If need be, you can check to which RootsWeb mailing list you are currently subscribed at < http://passwordcentral.rootsweb.com >. I hope you will all be still here when I get back. Regards Elmo. -- --Keith Elmo ELDRIDGE Isle-of-Wight-Admin@rootsweb.com --Elmo@aphelia.co.uk --Buxworth, High Peak, Derbyshire, England. --Listowner Isle-of-Wight-L and Co-ordinator Isle of Wight GenWeb --http://www.rootsweb.com/~engiow/

Can SKS tell me if I can view a film that is shown on the LDS web site. Against the ancestor I want to search there is only film numbers 4587289 and 453976. Often in the past when I have visited my local LDS with similar numbers to order films I am told that it is impossible as the individual numbers contain thousands of records. Can someone tell me if this is correct. Brenda - Australia

But surely this would only be back to Noah, not Adam and Eve ;-) Though I think tracing back from Noah to Adam is possible, though primary sources are somewhat sketchy. I also think many family history programmes would have a problem with Noah having children when he was 500 years old LOL Jon Baker -----Original Message----- From: Angela McMurtry [mailto:palmtreeqld@optusnet.com.au] Sent: 05 July 2004 09:17 To: ISLE-OF-WIGHT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Noahs Ark When I read that subject heading I thought ' at last someone has researched back to Adam & Eve' Angela LOL ______________________________

Would it be possible for anyone to check the 1851 Index for a MARY ANN KEARLEY b. circa 1836. The address given on her marriage certificate in 1857 is Newport which is where her parents CORNELIUS and MARY ANN KEARLEY lived for many years, unfortunately I don't have an 1851 entry for them either. Thanks very much in advance. Sally Malyon Researching: TYLER, KEARLEY, LINNINGTON,

have a frederick sinclair,born about 1879 father frederick,mother sophia (flemming),trying to trace other siblings and parents. Frederick married my aunty at Parramatta,NSW, Australia 1906. neville. nevilleo@hn.ozemail.com.au This message was sent through MyMail http://www.mymail.com.au

Hi Listers, I would be grateful if anyone on the list is researching the name Salter, if you would perhaps have any information on James Salter b. abt. 1873, IOW. I know James married Winifred May Dyer b. 1866 on Sept. 11, 1907, Brighstone. James is still a complete mystery otherwise. Thanks again also, to those who have helped me find out about my Grandfather's family since joining the list. Regards, Lorraine McMillan Names of interest: Dyer Salter Buckett Beavis Kingswell Barnes Faulkner Groves plus others from the isle of Wight Roberts, Swindin, Taylor from London.

In researching the history of shipbuilding at Fishbourne, Isle of Wight, I have come across references to Brown Hearn of Hazeley Farm. The main shipbuilding family at Fishbourne in the first half of the 19th century was LIST. James BRAIN , a List son-in-law, also worked in the shipyard. The Lists leased the land for the shipbuilding yard from the prominent FLEMING family of Stoneham Park, Hampshire, and Binstead parish, IOW. On October 11 1813 John and Elizabeth Fleming leased the Fishouse (the old name for Fishbourne) house, land and shipbuilder's yard to James and Daniel List. Included in the lease as a lessee was Brown Hearn, yeoman, aged about 16 (born 1797?), of Hazeley Farm, son of Brown Hearn. This lease was renewed in 1837, the lessees then being Daniel List, James, Brain and the same Brown Hearn, yeoman, then aged 40. I've found no indication that Brown Hearn was involved in shipbuilding or that he was connected to the Lists by marriage or business. It seems likely that Hazeley Farm was part of Heasley Manor, about five miles south of Fishbourne. I suppose it's possible the Hearns were leasing the farm from the Flemings and that the Fishouse land was attached in some way to the farm and that Hearn's participation in the lease was thus required. I've come across references to four other HEARN: - In the 1780s(?) William Hearn of Heazley was owner with James Burton and Joseph Tarver of some of the land of Fernhouse, later Fernhill, above Wootton Bridge (IOW FHS Journal No. 41, p.23). - In 1798 Thomas Hearn was a meal man in Newport (Universal British Directory). - Thomas Hearn married Ann Joliffe (b: 13 Dec 1692 in Gatcombe), 20 Mar 1715/16 (in Isle of Wight?). - Ann Hearn married James Joliffe 15 Oct 1751 (in Isle of Wight?). Does anybody know anything about: - Brown Hearn; - Hazeley Farm? Thanks, Peter Gawn Sechelt, B.C. Canada.

Can anyone help identify these stray photos i have found. I am researching the Salter family and came across these in a box i had but to date i can not tie them in yet. They are labelled as follows Teddy Salter Couisn Ethel SAlter (Bastion) Aunty Mrs Brown Taunton Somerset England Loving Cousin Edith Maud Salter Cousin E G Salter Lansanlet South Wales Cousin Charlie Brown Ivy Brown Somerset Lastly a photo of two headstones one is Hannah daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Wallbridge and the other is Elizabeth Wallbridge "The DAirymans Daughter" Hoping someone can help Kim Westport New Zealand _________________________________________________________________ Check out news, entertainment and more @ http://xtra.co.nz/broadband

Hi Neville, At 05:27 on 06/07/2004, you wrote: >have a frederick sinclair,born about 1879 father frederick,mother sophia >(flemming),trying to trace other siblings and parents. >Frederick married my aunty at Parramatta,NSW, Australia 1906. This is quite interesting - I have only one Sophia FLEMING in my records (see http://www.searle.org.uk/IoW-CRO/Fleming.html). She was baptised at Arreton on 18 September 1853 (daughter of Henry and Mary FLEMING of Wootton Common), and then married to Frederick Hollie HOGG (son of James) on 20 June 1874 at Arreton. The marriage also shows up in the IoW FHS listings. I don't know how much this helps you. Regards, Dave Searle http://www.searle.org.uk

Hi Beki and Sally - I don't know what is going on because I have sent a couple of replies and they don't appear to be coming thru. Can you confirm you have recieved please. Then I will resend my interest in Mortimer and Lininington. TIA Regards Jenny >From: "Beki Lale" <bekilale@tiscali.co.uk> >To: ISLE-OF-WIGHT-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: RE: [IoW] LINNINGTON >Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2004 07:47:08 +0100 > >Hi Sally > >I noticed that you are researching the DENTON's. I have an Anne Pickworth >DENTON who married George Humby RENOUF (my Gt.Grandparents). Her parents >were Robert Henry DENTON and Malena MORTIMER. I have a bit more information >on Anne's family (siblings, uncles and aunts). Do you think it may tie up >with your family? > >Beki > >-----Original Message----- >From: malyonfamily [mailto:malyonfamily@tinyonline.co.uk] >Sent: 02 July 2004 15:45 >To: ISLE-OF-WIGHT-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [IoW] LINNINGTON > >Hi everyone, >Is anyone researching the name LINNINGTON. I have a MARY ANN LINNINGTON, >born Newport, IOW circa 1815, married CORNELIUS KEARLEY circa 1835. No >other information, but would like to find her parents and any siblings. >Grateful for any help. >Sally Malyon > >Also researching: TYLER, KEARLEY, PEACH, BRIGHT, BLOW, DENTON, OAKE > > > > _________________________________________________________________ SEEK: Now with over 50,000 dream jobs! Click here: http://ninemsn.seek.com.au?hotmail