Hi, I have just one DORE in my IOW tree, I wonder where she fits in!!!! I would be thrilled to hear from anyone how knows of her!! I have their descendants to share. Thomas MITCHELL c. 10 Nov 1761, Freshwater, bur. 4 Sep 1842, Freshwater +Hannah DORE b. Abt 1760, bur. 2 Jun 1843, Freshwater married 21 Oct 1781, Freshwater Best wishes, Chris.

and I have a Dore Dinah DORE wed Peter WHEELER , 19 Oct 1803 in Shalfleet Happy hunting Jean

While we're on the DORE family, I checked my tree and found one as well. William DORE married Sarah THEARLE (my interest being the TH(E)ARLE name) in Shorwell in 1762. I know nothing more about them except for a little of Sarah's ancestry. Maybe someon can fill in their family? Regards James Butler

Dear Andrea, I have just noticed on my Tree that Robert DORE and Sarh DALLIMORE, who married in 1833 at Carisbrooke, had a child (nameless in my records!) who subsequently had a child named, for his sins, Percy Dallimore....maybe Dore or maybe something else, had the Dore parent been female. Good wishes, Helen Martin

Dear Andrea and Raymond, Thank you for all the DORE names, but I cannot match any of your list, Raymond, to the few names on my Tree. Andrea, I also have Robert DORE and Sarah DALLIMORE marrying in 1833, and will add the fact that a Robert DORE was born in 1801 at Niton to Robert and Martha DORE. David DORE seems allusive - perhaps he was brother to Robert DORE(senior). With kind regards, Helen Martin

Hello Larry, The TENNYSON family are mostly buried in the churchyard of All Saints Parish Church, Freshwater. Lesley Abraham. ----- Original Message ----- From: "ragersville historical society" <raghisco@tusco.net> To: <ISLE-OF-WIGHT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 25, 2004 2:58 PM Subject: [IoW] ELLIS > Seeking information on Mrs. Granville Alden ELLIS, a journalist, author and Boston Herald Correspondent for the London Times, who died at her summer home on the Isle of Wight in Feb. of 1911. Her husband Granville, was a London publisher of some note. I believe she is buried near Lady TENNYSON (cemetery unknown). > > Larry Bosler, Sugarcreek, Ohio > > ______________________________

Greetings to the List - I'm new to the list, and not a genealogist as such, but a researcher and collector to the King's Royal Rifle Corps. I'm currently working to develop information on William Edwin PRISTO. The PRISTO family name is an unusual and scarce name in the U.K. - indeed there are only nine men, women, and children with the name in the 1881 British census returns, and the family seems to be centred on the Isle of Wight. Wm E. PRISO's parents were William and Louisa E. A. (née DENEIGE) PRISTO. William was born at Whippinham, Louisa was a French national. In the 1901 census, WP was a 35 year old architectural draughtsman, and was living at East Cowes. WEP was born in 1895 at East Cowes, IOW. He served with the 60th (London) Divisional Cyclist Company as No. 13435 Sergeant W. E. PRISTO, with the XVIII Corps Cyclist Battalion of the Army Cyclist Corps as No. 10 Sergeant W. E. PRISTO. He was commissioned in the King's Royal Rifle Corps on 29 August 1917. Posted to the 10th (Service) Bn KRRC, he was taken as a prisoner of war by the Germans on 30 November 1917, and was not released until after the end of the war. He married at St. Mildred, Whippingham in 1919 a Beatrice E. RUSSELL, and had at least two daughters I believe. He also authored a history of the London Cyclist Company for its' Old Comrades Association in 1935. During WWII WEP served once again, this time in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve as a Lieutenant. He was still in service in August of 1945. If anyone on the list has an interest in the PRISTO family, I'd be happy to share what information I have, and would welcome any and all help in fleshing out this man's story. I'd be especially interested to know if there might be information in the local papers on his capture and release as a POW, and in knowing what became of the man and his family. Irv Mortenson Sequim, Washington USA

Hi Caroline > COOK/E Ruth born 1820 in Brook, daughter of James COOK/E. Married > Thomas Tewkesbury in 1842 having had an illegitimate child with him in > the House of Industry in 1939. I have their descendants but am > interested in more information about Ruth and her family. Ruth COOK bap. 22 Mar 1818 Mottistone, dau of James (1791-1864) and Jane (1792-1833) COOK(E). Ruth had at least 11 siblings. James was descended from John COOK (-1709) & Ann DAY, who were my gtx6 grand parents. The descent to James was as follows: James COOK (1707-1739) & Mary KING John COOK (1739-) & Jane ARNOLD (1743-1822) James COOK (1765-1828) & Mary DEVENISH (1770-1861) James COOK (1791-1864) The family were mainly fishermen/labourers, including a bit of smuggling, in the Mottistone/Brook area. I can send you more info if interested. Best regards Paul Cutmore

This message is in MIME format. Since your mail reader does not understand this format, some or all of this message may not be legible. --=_NextPart_Lycos_0020761075034859_ID Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi I am preparing for a visit to the Isle of Wight at the end of February and am hoping to find out about ancestors that married into my TEWKESBURY line. WILLIAMS, Ann born about 1775. Married Richard Tewkesbury in 1796 and died in 1845. I know about Ann and Richard's descendants but am looking to find out about her. If anyone has her name in their tree or may know about her family I would love to hear about them. COOK/E Ruth born 1820 in Brook, daughter of James COOK/E. Married Thomas Tewkesbury in 1842 having had an illegitimate child with him in the House of Industry in 1939. I have their descendants but am interested in more information about Ruth and her family. If anyone can offer any information I would be very grateful. I can add a lot about their children but am interested in their lives before they were married and their families also. Many thanks for your help. Caroline Venamore Lycos recommends Cheapflights for all your travel needs. Go to http://www.cheapflights.co.uk/?source=lycosgen --=_NextPart_Lycos_0020761075034859_ID--

Hello! I appear to have missed the original thread of this message but I just wanted to let you know that I'am also related to Sarah Peach. Please refer to my website http://www.randall.clan.st for further information. Regards, Stephen Randall ----- Original Message ----- From: "malyonfamily" <malyonfamily@tinyonline.co.uk> To: <ISLE-OF-WIGHT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: 2004-01-05 15:36:02 Subject: [IoW] Sarah PEACH > Thanks Dave, that's a great help, let's hope it's the right Sarah! The 1851 census has her, age 59 living with Cornelius and daughter Caroline at 3 Pyle Street and has her birth as Gatcombe, is that a possibility? I need to look at my map to see where Whitwell is. > > Regards > Sally > --------------------------------------------------------------------- Gratis internet toegang en jouw @vt4.net adres op http://www.vt4.net

Seeking information on Mrs. Granville Alden ELLIS, a journalist, author and Boston Herald Correspondent for the London Times, who died at her summer home on the Isle of Wight in Feb. of 1911. Her husband Granville, was a London publisher of some note. I believe she is buried near Lady TENNYSON (cemetery unknown). Larry Bosler, Sugarcreek, Ohio

Hi everyone! Firstly thankyou to everyone for being so helpful, we have been overwhelmed with offers of help! After meeting with a relative we didn't know we had [not more than 15 minutes drive!], we have more questions. One of our WADE families is listed in the 1851 census, but there are family members missing! The ones listed are: Edward Wade, hd, 58, Boatbuilder. Helens, IOW Jane Wade, wife, 54, - [nee BARTLETT] Frederick Wade, son, 30 Boatbuilder. Albert Wade, son, 22, Mariner, Ashford Wade, son, 20, Boatbuilder Emily Wade, dau, 16 Alfred Wade, son, 10 Scholar However, according to photocopies of the family bible, there were several other siblings. 1. Jane Bartlett Wade [would have been 33 at time of 1851 census - possibly married a James Southcott in 1839] 2. William Edward Wade [ born in 1819 - and we know nothing more about him!] 3. Ellen Eliza Wade [aged 28 at time of 1851 census - possible marriage to a Thomas Faithfull in 1842] 4. Mary Ann Wade [ born in 1825 and we know nothing more about her!] 5. Janet Maria [would have been 24 at time of 1851 census - possible marriage to a William J Harvey, but not until 1865?] 6. Walter George Wade [18 at time of 1851 census] 7. Emily Hannah Wade [16 at time of 1851 census. We think she married a Henry Toogood in 1853] 8. Selina Rose Wade [13 at time of 1851 census. Possible marriage to a Frederick Burdan in 1856 - but we know no more about her] Is anyone able to look any of these individuals up in either 1841, 1851 or 1861? We're anxious to know how many may have come out to Australia. We know Albert [full name: Albert Henry Wade] did, and that Walter George Wade did, but not sure about any of the others. Thanking you all in advance! Kylie and Mike ******************************************************************************* Important - This email and any attachments may be confidential. If received in error, please contact us and delete all copies. Before opening or using attachments check them for viruses and defects. Regardless of any loss, damage or consequence, whether caused by the negligence of the sender or not, resulting directly or indirectly from the use of any attached files our liability is limited to resupplying any affected attachments. Any representations or opinions expressed are those of the individual sender, and not necessarily those of the Department of Education & Training.

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Dear Andrea, I have a Mary DORE mentioned thus in footnotes, for Jane DORE, accompanying the DALLIMORE Tree.: Jane DORE - 'both Jane's parents had died by 11.12.1823, the Date of her sister Mary's Will'. The parents were Kezia DALLIMORE (previously married to Daniel WICHOR) and David DORE. Kezia DALLIMORE'S parents were Thomas DALIMERE and Hannah ROGERS. There is no detail for David's parentage. Interestingly, a Mary does not appear as a sister to Jane anywhere else - certainly not in the 1823 Will of spinster Aunt Mary DALLIMORE, sister of Thomas DALIMERE, who mentioned Jane as a beneficiary. Perhaps she had become a non person, if it is the same Mary! Then again, the word 'sister' could be a mis-print when infact the name Mary, in the foot-note, could be referring to Jane's Aunt Mary DALLIMORE! All good wishes, Helen MARTIN (nee DALLIMORE)

Hello Helen and any other listers, we found our Eliza Dore on Thursday at the record office, she was illegitemate. This is what we have for Dore's:- Robert DORE and Martha his wife had the following children James Dore 15/11/1792 Niton William Dore 9/11/1794 Niton Mary Dore 21/2/1796 Niton John Dore 31/12/1797 Niton Robert Dore 1/11/1801 Niton Thomas Dore 8/5/1803 Niton Timothy Dore 10/11/1805 Niton Henry Dore 3/4/1808 Niton Charles Dore 26/12/1813 Niton Mary Dore (1796) had two illigitimate children, James Dore 23/2/1817 Niton and our Eliza Dore 16/4/1820 who married John Hobbs of Carisbrooke in 1836/37 Niton. I have no knowledge of the Mary you speak of Helen, but will keep this info in my notes, perhaps at some date we might solve the puzzle. We had found in the records the marriage of David Dore and Kesia Dallimore 1794 Whippingham, the later one of Robert Dore and Sarah Dallimore 1833 Carisbrooke, and an earlier marriage between a David Dore and Mary Hobbs 1788 Godshill, wouldn't she be then Mary Dore' I know its a long shot, but if Kesia was a widow David might of been too, perhaps there were children carried into a second marriage and they would then be siblings, who knows ????????????? Kind regards Andrea Cox. _________________________________________________________________ Tired of 56k? Get a FREE BT Broadband connection http://www.msn.co.uk/specials/btbroadband

I am indexing mariners who sailed on Swansea Registered ships and placing them on my website. For full details go to www.swanseamariners.org.uk many are from Isle of Wight. The following who sailed on the SS Waverley 1891-3 have been put in today Name Born Place Joseph Richards 1849 Cowes William Willis 1864 Cowes Arthur Denham 1871 Cowes William Hannam 1841 Cowes William Newman 1859 Cowes Richard Wadham 1852 Cowes Ambrose Speed 1869 Cowes Indexing is taken from signature, some are not very clear there are two that I have a query on - their signatures look like George Lune (or Lane or Lure) born 1832 Cowes Fireman C Diding( Biding or Siding) born 1868 Newport (Isle of Wight?) Able Seaman anyone help Bryan Richards

Hi LISTERS, I wondered if sks would lookup 1871 census for the Family Name of Chivington who lived in West St, Ewell, Epsom Thank you for help and time. Regards Martin Brace owner of CHIVINGTON surname board @rootsweb.com other names: BRACE-BRISTOL, HEREFORD & LONDON. CHIVINGTON-EWELL, SURREY, LONDON, ANY WHERE FOX-LONDON MCNAMARA-LONDON

Dear Listers, I have just received details of the Will of George ABSALOM, who died in the district of Newport in 1802. He married Esther/Hester in Carisbrooke in 1752. Two of his children were mentioned as benefactors, George and Betty. They would have been born between about 1852 and 1870. I would like to know when they were born and also the names of any other siblings. ( They are not on the I.G.I. ) Any other info' on the two would be appreciated. Are births and marriages otherwise indexed for the Newport area? I would be most grateful for some help. Rhoda

Hello all on the list, I would be interested it hearing for anyone how has a link with this man? George Henry DUNFORD b c1818 Isle of Wight Eng. (parents Adraham DUNFORD & Jane GRANGER) d 1854 Millers Point Sydney NSW Aust. m 1853 Sydney NSW Aust. Martha STANCEY or STANSON b 1817 Huddersfield Yorkshire Eng. (parents Benjamin STANCEY or STANSON & Ellan unknown) d 1870 Macleay River NSW Aust. Beryl Vic Aust

Hi Lesley Have not got the FHS address but do have the email address of the HGS Hampshire Genealogical Society if it is any use to you. Society@hgs-online.org.uk Chris and Caroline -----Original Message----- From: Barry Abraham [mailto:barry@kitehillfarm.freeserve.co.uk] Sent: 22 January 2004 19:54 To: ISLE-OF-WIGHT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [IoW] Hampshire F.H.S. Hello, I am trying to find out the address of the Hampshire F.H.S. but their web page is out of order - can anyone give me an address of their secretary please? Lesley Abraham, Isle of Wight. --- Incoming mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.560 / Virus Database: 352 - Release Date: 08/01/2004 --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.560 / Virus Database: 352 - Release Date: 08/01/2004