Does anyone know the current e-mail address for Ann Widdowson ? The one I have (from early 2006) is bouncing. Thanks David Hallam david@beeston-notts.co.uk www.beeston-notts.co.uk

Hello all, Thank you to all the people who responded and sent info concerning my 1891 look up for CLARKE. I wonder if I can appeal again to the list for a look up of John and Ann CLARKE in St Mary, Nott. Was a Framework knitter (1809 - 1826) Chn believed to be:- John - b. circa 1809 William - b. circa 1814 Rosina/Rosanna - b. circa 1815 Thomas - b. circa 1818 Henry - b. circa 1821 William - b. circa 1826 Regards, Vicki

Hello all, Thank you to all the people who responded and sent info concerning my 1891 look up for CLARKE. I wonder if I can appeal again to the list for a look up of John and Ann CLARKE in St Mary, Nott. Was a Framework knitter (1809 - 1826) Chn believed to be:- John - b. circa 1809 William - b. circa 1814 Rosina/Rosanna - b. circa 1815 Thomas - b. circa 1818 Henry - b. circa 1821 William - b. circa 1826 Regards, Vicki

This might sound silly,but is there a nickname for anyone called Hilda. ie Margaret ...Peggy John..Jack.. ect Thank you.Maggie.

Dear list, In 1881, I have a Thomas and Elizabeth CLARKE living at 2 Wing Alley, Goose Gate, St Mary. Thomas - aged 63, occ: chimney sweep (in 1881) Elizabeth - aged 62, no profession (in 1881) Would someone be able to tell me if they were still there in 1891 and 1901? Regards, Vicki

Thank you for that contact re the workhouse. Joseph was 80 when he died and a retired timber carter having always lived and worked in his native Northants so it kind of made sense that he would be poor and in a hospital -i'm guessing his son had a family of his own to keep fed and warm or he may have died at their house.It was very interesting to read the website and see the photos as i am based in Beds. Best wishes Karen

Isn't that where the present day Karen comes from ? Bob.

> > Also Mary's brother John Ellard who was living at 44 Waterford St > Nottingham on his father Joseph John's death certificate in > 1928(died 100 Hucknall Rd) sub district Bulwell > "100 Hucknall Road" was used on certificates for the Nottingham Workhouse at Bagthorpe (now part of the City Hospital) - although, by 1928 it was not as bad as the classic view of the Victorian Workhouse, simply a hospital for poorer folk. Its records are at Notts Archives. See http://www.workhouses.org.uk/index.html?Nottingham/Nottingham.shtml for some excellent pictures David Hallam david@beeston-notts.co.uk www.beeston-notts.co.uk

Hi I am new to the list and would be glad to hear from anyone interested in the above names. Richard and Mary Annie Elizabeth Harris nee Ellard living in Bulwell in 3 Edward Place on the 1901 Census. Aged 36 & 29 respectively with children They originated from Northants and he was a Brickyard labourer. Daisy 6 Born Weedon Northants Gladys 5 " Elsie 3 " Henry 2 Born Litchborough Northants Annie 1 m Born Bulwell Also Mary's brother John Ellard who was living at 44 Waterford St Nottingham on his father Joseph John's death certificate in 1928(died 100 Hucknall Rd) sub district Bulwell

Lucy Henson should read Lily Henson best wishes Barbara

Copied to list - just in case anyone else would like a look.x

Hi Nina I have come across Kerenhappuch Greasely who married Matthew Calladine in Derby in 1854 Kerenhappuch meaning: Horn of antimony (Antimony was used in ancient times as a cosmetic). Kerenhappuch origin: Hebrew Kerenhappuch gender: Female Cheers Sandra Researching: CALLADINE in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire

Image sent off list David In a message dated 25/10/2008 08:38:48 GMT Standard Time, lvmccoll@bigpond.net.au writes: Dear list, In 1881, I have a Thomas and Elizabeth CLARKE living at 2 Wing Alley, Goose Gate, St Mary. Thomas - aged 63, occ: chimney sweep (in 1881) Elizabeth - aged 62, no profession (in 1881) Would someone be able to tell me if they were still there in 1891 and 1901? Regards, Vicki 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

Oh shame Nivard! thought I'd discovered a one and only. regards Nina _________________________________________________________________ X Factor: latest video, features and more. Click here! http://clk.atdmt.com/GBL/go/115454063/direct/01/

Common as muck Nina <g> There are roughly 50 in each year of the Eng/Wales census and over 1000 events on freebmd Best wishes Nivard Ovington, in Cornwall (UK) > > Well, we've got a few strange ones but this is new to our family > names.....5 months old baby daughter called Kerenhappuch, female biblical > name meaning horn of antimony(a black paint used for eyeshadow) > Has anyone else come across this name? > > regards Nina

Well, we've got a few strange ones but this is new to our family names.....5 months old baby daughter called Kerenhappuch, female biblical name meaning horn of antimony(a black paint used for eyeshadow) Has anyone else come across this name? regards Nina _________________________________________________________________ X Factor: latest video, features and more. Click here! http://clk.atdmt.com/GBL/go/115454063/direct/01/

Hello listers, I'm attempting to help a fellow researcher so if SKS could pad this information out a bit it would be appreciated. This is all we have at this stage, Sarah and Thomas immigrated to Australia in 1839. 1. Ann unknown, died Mar qtr 1842 in Basford RD, Nottinghamshire, England. She married John Nuttall, born [1786], died Jun qtr 1866 in Basford RD, Nottinghamshire, England. Children: 2. Sarah Nuttall, born [1817], arrived Dec 1839 on Westminster, died 1891 in Kew, Victoria, Australia. She married Sep qtr 1837 in Basford RD, Nottinghamshire, England, Thomas Ragg, born [1816] in Nottinghamshire, England, arrived Dec 1839 on Westminster, died 1874 in Victoria, Australia. All the best, Kate.

I have just purchased the Nottinghamshire Parish Records Version 3, I am wondering if further information is available from the original records or if what I have from the CD is all I get, especially the marriages and deaths. Thanks Lorraine Clarke Perth Western Australia

Hi again Gordon I forgot to say that places of birth are pretty rare on baptisms, the best you can usually hope for is a local address of the parents I would suggest that it would be likely if a child were born in Ireland they would baptise them there before coming to England Best wishes Nivard Ovington, in Cornwall (UK) > Does anyone have access to the Parish Registers for Balderton, Newark, > Notts > Looking for a Baptism for a Daniel PADGETT circa 1806-1808, want his > parents > and, if stated, were he was born ? Ireland ? > He eloped with a Sara(h) WHITE, dau. of Robert WHITE of Newark, and > married > her at Silkstone, near Barnsley in 1832. > Thank you. > Gordon.

Hi Gordon >From the IGI DAINEL MOTEY PADGET Christening: 24 APR 1808 Balderton, Nottingham, England Mother: ELIZ PADGET Family C045341 1750 - 1808 0503473 Film 0933494 Film C045341 1813 - 1834 0504080 Film NONE C045341 1841 - 1848 0504059 Film NONE This should be roughly correct as its an extraction but well worth checking the original page in the Parish Register It implies that Daniel was the illegitimate son of Elizabeth PAGET and perhaps the father is implicated in his second name, perhaps MOTEY Again worth checking the original page Best wishes Nivard Ovington, in Cornwall (UK) PS I have removed the other list address, its usually best to post to one list at a time > New to this list. > > > > Does anyone have access to the Parish Registers for Balderton, Newark, > Notts > ? > > > > Looking for a Baptism for a Daniel PADGETT circa 1806-1808, want his > parents > and, if stated, were he was born ? Ireland ? > > > > He eloped with a Sara(h) WHITE, dau. of Robert WHITE of Newark, and > married > her at Silkstone, near Barnsley in 1832. > > > > Thank you. > > > > Gordon.