From: "ListMail" <genmailnz@gmail.com> > Either Amelia or Lily > > Marriages Dec 1901 > ================== > Leaventon Amelia Birmingham 6d 280 > MORGAN William Edward Birmingham 6d 280 > OLDAKER John Birmingham 6d 280 > PICKERING Lily Birmingham 6d 280 > > Looking at later births > > Births Dec 1911 > =================== > Oldaker Thomas (Leavington) Birmingham 6d 201 > > suggests William married Lily and John married Amelia. Not that one > should take this as being correct without other proof. > > Keith Wellington, NZ> Well spotted, Keith! In fact, there were also four children called OLDAKER with a mother whose maiden name was LEAVENTON with births registered at Birmingham between 1914 and 1920 (FreeBMD). Thus, John Oldaker must have married Amelia Leaventon and William Edward Morgan married Lily Pickering. -- Roy Stockdill Professional genealogical researcher, writer & lecturer Newbies' Guide to Genealogy & Family History: www.genuki.org.uk/gs/Newbie.html "There is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about." OSCAR WILDE
From: "Margaret thompson" > can anyone tell me please if possible who William Edward Morgan > married on December 1901 in Birmingham.6d 280. thank you.Maggie.> I am not entirely clear why you are asking this on the Nottinghamshire list, since Birmingham is in Warwickshire. However, looking at the entry at FreeBMD, William Edward Morgan must have married either Amelia LEAVENTON or Lily PICKERING. The fourth name on the page is John OLDAKER. The marriage must have occurred a few months after the 1901 census. If you look at that census there is only one William Edward Morgan then resident in Birmingham and there is an Amelia Leaventon, both being born about 1879. I cannot see an obvious candidate for Lily Pickering but I see two John Oldakers in Birmingham, both born about 1872. On the balance of probabilities, given the ages, I would hazard a guess - but no more - that William Edward Morgan married Amelia Leaventon, since they would seem to be identical in age. However, there is only one way to be sure which is to purchase the birth certificate. -- Roy Stockdill Professional genealogical researcher, writer & lecturer Newbies' Guide to Genealogy & Family History: www.genuki.org.uk/gs/Newbie.html "There is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about." OSCAR WILDE
can anyone tell me please if possible who William Edward Morgan married on December 1901 in Birmingham.6d 280. thank you.Maggie.
Susan, That marriage does not appear on V1 of the Notts FHS marriage index. Sorry! Dai SUSAN FOWLER wrote: > Hello everyone, > > I am hoping someone can do a lookup for me, on BMD I have found the marriage of Ann Jane Fowler in the June quarter of 1849. Would like to know who she married and if it has her parenet names. > > Thanks > > Susan > Beaverton, Ontario > > > Notts Surname List > > http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~hughw/notts.html > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NOTTSGEN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > >
Hello everyone, I am hoping someone can do a lookup for me, on BMD I have found the marriage of Ann Jane Fowler in the June quarter of 1849. Would like to know who she married and if it has her parenet names. Thanks Susan Beaverton, Ontario
Pat If you give me the web address of your family tree I can have a look, if it is on ancestry then there is definately a gedcom file. Lorraine Clarke Perth Western Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: "P WILLIAMS" <p.williams352@btinternet.com> To: "nottsgen" <nottsgen-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 01, 2008 4:45 AM Subject: [NTT] Off Topic but I need advice > Hi > > Is there a computer genuious out there? I know this is off topic, but I > would appreciate help, but please email off list. > > Two weeks ago I was downloading service pack three updates. The > installation failed and I pressed the cancel button. On doing this, files > started to delete, so I pressed the off button on my processor. When I > turned my computer back on all I got was a blue screen with the message " > Autocheck programme not found" I tried to re-install windows and that > failed and I also tried the recovery disc, but to no avail. i could not do > anything with my computer at all, all I kept getting was the same screen > with the same message. > My computer has been at PC world for two weeks and although they have > managed to install windows, they tell my data has been lost. This is 10 > years of work and stupidly I have nothing backed up....Obviously, I'm some > what upset and feeling rather low, because my family tree is my life and > without it I'm stuck.... > > I use Family tree maker version 6 and I do have a homepage...The dog has > chewed my version 6 disc up when he was a puppy....so I haven't even got > that. > My question is has anyone any idea how I can recover my family tree? any > suggestions would be most welcome...Is the tree still there as a GEDCOM > File? > Kind regards > > Pat Williams > > > Notts Surname List > > http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~hughw/notts.html > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NOTTSGEN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message
December 28th 1899 - June 20th 1930 WATFORD Frederick WATKINS Thomas WATKINSON Charles Alfred Elizabeth Alice Leslie John Mary Ann WATSON Male Child 1913 Ada Caroline Charlotte Elizabeth Elizabeth Elsie May Florence Rose George James Thomas John John Henry aged 42 years John Henry aged 7 yeears John Milner Kenneth Mary Elizabeth Percy James best wishes Barbara
Hi Is there a computer genuious out there? I know this is off topic, but I would appreciate help, but please email off list. Two weeks ago I was downloading service pack three updates. The installation failed and I pressed the cancel button. On doing this, files started to delete, so I pressed the off button on my processor. When I turned my computer back on all I got was a blue screen with the message " Autocheck programme not found" I tried to re-install windows and that failed and I also tried the recovery disc, but to no avail. i could not do anything with my computer at all, all I kept getting was the same screen with the same message. My computer has been at PC world for two weeks and although they have managed to install windows, they tell my data has been lost. This is 10 years of work and stupidly I have nothing backed up....Obviously, I'm some what upset and feeling rather low, because my family tree is my life and without it I'm stuck.... I use Family tree maker version 6 and I do have a homepage...The dog has chewed my version 6 disc up when he was a puppy....so I haven't even got that. My question is has anyone any idea how I can recover my family tree? any suggestions would be most welcome...Is the tree still there as a GEDCOM File? Kind regards Pat Williams
Many thanks to all the kind folk who found the entry for me. Many Blessings Barbara
I hope the Administrator will not construe this message as advertising (!) but I would like to bring to the notice of listers my article in the latest (November) issue of the magazine Practical Family History on the ancestry of the well-known actress Josephine Tewson - she's Elizabeth in Keeping Up Appearances, next-door neighbour of the monumentally snobbish Hyacinth Bucket who panics every time she has to go in for coffee because she's terrified of breaking one of Hyacinth's best cups. She's also in Last of the Summer Wine as the spinster librarian, Miss Davenport, and she starred in a major comedy series with Ronnie Barker, back in the 80s, called Clarence. She's been around as one of Britain's best comedy actresses for probably 50 years and more. The reason I am posting this is because Josephine descends in her mother's family tree from the Morley family of Sneinton, or Old Sneinton, Nottingham. I managed to get her line back to one Gregory Morley, born circa 1718, who married Mary Silcock at Nottingham St Mary in 1745. One branch of the Morleys became the founders of the famous hosiery firm, but Jo's great-grandfather was William Morley, baptised 1821 at St Mary's, Nottingham, d. 1912, who moved to Derby and worked his way up to become Chief Clerk of the Midland Railway. He was also an important figure in Derbyshire sport, serving on the Derbyshire County Cricket Club committee and being a founder of Derby County FC in 1884 (though perhaps this will not be a popular thing to say on a Nottinghamshire list!). Several listers were kind enough to help me earlier this year when I mentioned I was doing this research into the Morleys of Old Sneinton, though I couldn't at the time reveal the name of my subject. I want to thank them all and to say that if anyone feels my own expertise in researching in Yorkshire may be of help, then feel free to contact me. There is a chart back to all her 16 gt-gt-grandparents in Practical Family History, but below are Jo's Nottingham ancestors, in case anyone thinks they may be related. She is an absolutely lovely person, totally down-to- earth, and I am sure she would be interested to hear. Jo's paternal ancestry is fascinating because her father was a foundling in the famous Thomas Coram Foundling Hospital in London, but I managed to obtain access to his records which was quite moving for Jo as she'd never known his true identity before. Here are the Nottingham ancestors of Josephine Tewson..... 4x-gt-grandparents: Gregory MORLEY, bp 26 Apr 1718 at Sneinton, married Mary SILCOCK 10 Nov 1745 Nottingham St Mary. 3x-gt-grandparents: Gregory MORLEY, bp 7 Aug 1748, m Elizabeth TYRE 9 Jan 1777, Sneinton. 2x gt-grandparents: Thomas MORLEY, bp 12 May 1793, Sneinton, m Elizabeth FOX 7 May 1820, Sneinton. Thomas Morley was a publican at Sneinton and later became the Registrar of Births & Deaths for the parish. Gt-grandparents: WILLIAM MORLEY (details above) who married 18- year-old Ann SLATER in Derby on 17 June 1848. -- Roy Stockdill Professional genealogical researcher, writer & lecturer Newbies' Guide to Genealogy & Family History: www.genuki.org.uk/gs/Newbie.html
Hello all, Just posted the lists and there is one surname that I haven't been able to transcribe with any degree of accuracy and have no other way of checking other than a look up on ancestry. District of Bingham 4th quarter 1914 Lucy Hall = Abraham James (I have posted the surname as Tegredine but I doubt very much if it is correct. Would really appreciate your help! best wishes Barbara
Clive, If the time frame is around 1818, then the 45th Regiment of Foot (Sherwood Foresters) were definitely stationed in Cork about that time, as that is also when/where one of my ancestors married a Irish girl before being discharged at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham. Given his age, and assuming he was in the 45th, Samuel may also have served in the Peninsular War. If so, and given he was still alive in the 1840s, he would have qualified for the General Service Medal. The National Archives may still have Samuel's 'WO97' records - see * http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/militaryhistory/default.htm*<http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/militaryhistory/default.htm> Rob Nottingham, UK -----Original Message----- From: nottsgen-bounces@rootsweb.com [*mailto:nottsgen-bounces@rootsweb.com*<nottsgen-bounces@rootsweb.com>] On Behalf Of Nivard Ovington Sent: 30 October 2008 16:33 To: Clive Hayhoe; Notts Mailing List Subject: Re: [NTT] Notts regiments in Ireland circa 1800 Hi Clive The only Samuel BOSTOCK I can find that fits your details is a Derbyshire born Samuel BOSTOCK b1776 who has a wife Alice born in Ireland (1851 census) They are in the Parish of St Mary Nottingham at Pomfret Street The one fly in the ointment is Alices age, she is enumerated as born 1804 (47) in 1851 Is this your couple? as I cannot find another Alice could be a second wife of course or she could be enumerated incorrectly I find the same couple (bar Alices age) in 1841 in the same street (although Samuel is enumerated as Y born in Notts) There she is numerated as 55 so a max of 59 down to 55 (ages rounded down to nearest five in 1841) >From the ages of the possible children they returned to England around >1812 to 1829 Have you asked at Dublin to see if they have information on any Regiments there around 1800? Have you found the baptism as that may give a mention of his Regt (if he had one of course) I would not be to hung up about him being in a Notts/Derby Regiment as various Regts recruited in the most unlikely of places around the Country Best wishes Nivard Ovington, in Cornwall (UK) Hi All, Can anyone offer advice as to how I can research the possibility of Notts males being involved in military service in Ireland circa 1800? I note that the Union of Ireland legisation was passed by the British Parliment in 1800 (Irish Parliment abolished at that time) and I am wondering if there was any Nottinghamshire/Derbyshire military involvement during this period..?? My Notts ancestor Samuel Bostock (bn abt 1776) had a child born in Dublin in about 1803 to his wife Alice (born Ireland abt 1782) and thus I surmise that he may have married Alice in Ireland circa 1800-02 and feel that if so then he may have been in Ireland at that time due to a military connection..?? The dates reagrding Samuel and Alice come from the Nottm 1841-51 census. Regards, Clive Hayhoe. Notts Surname List *http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~hughw/notts.html*<http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~hughw/notts.html> ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NOTTSGEN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
November 4th 1915 - June 18th 1916 William Richard Crowther Betts Phoebe Wickman Clarence Albert Cooper Jessie Edith Walker Emily Ada Wardle Elizabeth Kate Hopewell Wrighton Clifford Arthur Limb Marjorie Ellen Hallam Alice Ellen Gibbons Freda Gray Walter Ernest Handford Lily Myrtle Carter Audrey May Dyston Dorothy May White Penelope Mary Richardson Isaac Woodward Hilda Mabel Downs Charles Ernest Downs Wilfred Walter Downs Elsie Irene Cook best wishes Barbara
September 26th 1912 - September 11th 1913 Pikett = Mathews Dandridge = Spencer Draper = Horsnall Newham = Smith Stewart = Page Bradbury = Allen Veall = Hyde Oldfield = Torr Tomlin = Pulham Taylor = Bellamy Guyler = Rabbitt best wishes Barbara
December 5th 1911 - May 7th 1913 Elizabeth Lane Sarah Smith John Banner Mary Ann Marsden Robert Jackson Winifred Brown Isaac Wilson Mary Elizabeth Lamb George Merrick William Greaves Louisa North Frances Mary Jeffs Mary Charlton Sarah Wright Charles Edward Creswell Elizabeth Unwin Samuel Wass Robert Streets Martha Watkiss Doris Fisher best wishes Barbara
March 19th 1923 - August 8th 1924 Lewis Aubrey Parkins Barbara Parr Fred Birch Samuel Harry Knight Victor Charles Lovett Frank Barker John Richard Shaw Geoffrey Cooper Nancy? Widowson David Raymond Piggott Arthur Heslelow Smith Thomas Harold Sanderson Patricia Nina Siddon Nora Paling George Alfred Kenneth Dickinson Roger Mills John Peter Hollins Phyllis Winifred Pacey Dulcie Elizabeth Snowden best wishes Barbara
February 15th 1900 - August 15th 1916 Freer = Gray Wilson = Hill Wright = Marlet Bish = Mee Payne = Clarke Thurman = Talbot Thurman = Marriott Hughes = Marriott Kirkland = Hallam Lane = Griffiths Chettle = Smith Wilkinson = Hughes Martin = Shephard Goodwin = Briggs Starkey = Thurman Hill = Breedon Tegerdine? = Hall Needham = Severns Upton = Gunn Lorie = Foulkes best wishes Barbara
August 8th 1898 - January 17th 1929 WARWICK William WASS Ada Harriet Evelyn Lydia Maria WATCHORN John WATCHORNE William WATERALL Albert George William Selina WATERFALL Alice Elizabeth Ernest Mary Blessed WATERFIELD Ann WATERHOUSE Cyril Thomas WATERS Ada Maria Francis Julian Harriett John Arthur WATERSON William WATERSSEN Gerald Leonard WATHEY Arthur Edwin Lily WATKIN Lionel Harold Maria best wishes Barbara
Hello John, There was a problem with <www.ancestry.co.uk> but it appears to be back up a\bnd running, right now. Searches are working, etc. HTH Phil Orpington, Kent >Is anyone else experiencing problems this morning with ancestry.co.uk? Phil Warn ô¿ô Genealogists do it backwards Family Historians take all steps "The Warn family in Tetbury from 1722" <http://homepage.ntlworld.com/philwarn/FamHist1/index.htm>
Yay!? Car Colston!? Any further info on Martin = Shephard & Lorie = Foulkes Many thanks, Catherine South Wales -----Original Message----- From: barbara <barbara.kilby-croft@ntlworld.com> To: nottsgen-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Fri, 31 Oct 2008 13:51 Subject: [NTT] Marriages from Car Colston February 15th 1900 - August 15th 1916 Freer = Gray Wilson = Hill Wright = Marlet Bish = Mee Payne = Clarke Thurman = Talbot Thurman = Marriott Hughes = Marriott Kirkland = Hallam Lane = Griffiths Chettle = Smith Wilkinson = Hughes Martin = Shephard Goodwin = Briggs Starkey = Thurman Hill = Breedon Tegerdine? = Hall Needham = Severns Upton = Gunn Lorie = Foulkes best wishes Barbara Notts Surname List http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~hughw/notts.html ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NOTTSGEN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ________________________________________________________________________ AOL Email goes Mobile! You can now read your AOL Emails whilst on the move. Sign up for a free AOL Email account with unlimited storage today.