ALL; GBR > ZAF; 1824- Book "British Settlers in Natal 1824-1857; A Biographical Register, Vol. 1 Abbott-Ayres", by Shelagh O'Byrrne Spencer, 1981. BIG Hardback book, INDEXED, 11.5" x 8.5", 128 pages in GOOD CONDITION, illustrated & with maps. It was the dream of riches to be won from the ivory trade the first lured British hunter-traders to Port Natal in 1824 (to South Africa from Britain). This colorful band of adventurers was augmented by a steady trickle of fortune-seekers, missionaries and traders who made their way to Natal from the Cape Colony. Once British rule was firmly established in 1845, schemes were set in motion by Joseph BYRNE and others to bring permanent settlers from Britain to develop the new territory and under their auspices several thousand emigrants had come to new homes in Natal by the end of 1857. Who were they? How did they come? Where did they settle? Whom did they marry? Who were their children? Answers are here in this book which contains the biographies of 93 of these early Natalians. A GREAT reference book that will serve interests in genealogy as well as historians and the exploration of European expansion and colonization in not only South Africa but also Britain's former colonies of settlement! The biographies included are from Abbott-Ayres but a more complete listing of names with some births are also included. Contents also include "Immigrant vessels"; "Related surnames"; "Roll of British settlers in Natal, 1824-1857"; "Source List", etc. The "British Settlers in Natal, 1824-1857" includes ALL NAMES, not just the A's and is complete at the time of this book going to press; this list includes 16 pages consisting of this list of names, some with birth dates! GREAT Reference book! See book at: http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=207169110 -- \\\|/// \\ ~ ~ // Give your children these two things - One is roots, ( @ @ ) the other, wings. -oOOo-(_)-oOOo- Rose CAUDLE TERRY, Washington state @>,--'--- BILYEU Listowner/Listmother (genealogical) & Proud RootsWeb Sponsor [email protected] http://www.genealogy.bilyeu.com/ Current publications available at: http://cgi3.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewListedItems&userid=rosess

HALL, Peter; LND,ENG; 1930- Book "Peter HALL's Diaries" by John Goodwin, 1984. Hardback thick book with dustcover 9.5" x 6.3", many illustrations, 507 pages, INDEXED in EXCELLENT nearly new condition! Book was originally $25.00 new in 1984. Peter Hall born 1930 in Bury St. Edmunds in London he ran the tiny but adventurous Arts Theater in London during the 1950's. At 29 he became director of the Shakespeare Memorial Theater at Stratford-on Avon. Probably no one has had as much effect on the British theater of the last 2 decades as Sir Peter Hall, founder of the Royal Shakespeare Company and current (1984) director of the National Theater. In his intimate diaries, Hall Chronicles the 8 frenzied years between 1872, when he was first approached to succeed Lord Oliver as director of the National Theater-which was then preparing for its historic move from the Old Vic to its 3-auditorium "palace" on London's South Bank-and 1980, when the theater had achieved triumphant life in its new home. An exciting and vivid narrative of Peter Hall's opening years as Director of London's National Theater. Frank and energetic, the author gives a day-to-day account of his struggles, ambitions, successes and disappointments, as well as a perceptive revelation of his own character. It gives glimpses of the mysterious process of rehearsal, of its sequences of elation and stalemate, and how some of the greatest English actors hew out a role. It gives affectionate and very funny vignettes of the powerful and the famous: Harold Pinter, the worse for the brandy, sitting on the floor of a taxi and demanding to know who has moved the seat; Sir john Gielgud, facing the role of Prospero, like, ‘an extremely nervous racehorse,' in a tizz about his costume, his headgear, his wig. He write of genius Samuel Beckett, the comically aggressive Marxism of Edward Bond but he is closest to Harold Pinter. He admires many actors, but Sir Ralph Richardson is supreme-the benign eminence grise of Sir Peter's life. FUN thick Book! See book at: http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=207177615 -- \\\|/// \\ ~ ~ // Give your children these two things - One is roots, ( @ @ ) the other, wings. -oOOo-(_)-oOOo- Rose CAUDLE TERRY, Washington state @>,--'--- BILYEU Listowner/Listmother (genealogical) & Proud RootsWeb Sponsor [email protected] http://www.genealogy.bilyeu.com/ Current publications available at: http://cgi3.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewListedItems&userid=rosess

ALL; CAM,ENG; 1300- Book "The Colleges of Cambridge 1286-1973" by Bryan Little, photographs by Edward Leigh, 1873. Hardback with dustcover in EXCELLENT condition, 8.5" x 6.25", 192 pages, INDEXED. Nice photographs and bibliography. This widely known author of local history has written here an authentic record of the history of the Colleges in the University, from Peterhouse in the 13th CENTURY to the graduate foundations of the 1960's. Each college is illustrated by a specially taken photograph, so the book is both an historical and visual record of the traditions and architecture of Cambridge as well as many names coming from each college. Interesting & fascinating book! See book at: http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=202606590 -- \\\|/// \\ ~ ~ // Give your children these two things - One is roots, ( @ @ ) the other, wings. -oOOo-(_)-oOOo- Rose CAUDLE TERRY, Washington state @>,--'--- BILYEU Listowner/Listmother (genealogical) & Proud RootsWeb Sponsor [email protected] http://www.genealogy.bilyeu.com/ Current publications available at: http://cgi3.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewListedItems&userid=rosess

CALTHORPE; ENG; 1774- BIG Hardback book "Lords and Landlords: the Aristocracy and the Towns 1774-1967" by David Cannadine, 1980. 9.5" x 6.25" hardback book, 494 pages! Many illustrations, INDEXED, extensive Notes on Sources, Charts, Graphs, Tables, etc. EXCELLENT CONDITION with only library markings! Lots of Royalty here! British Library Cataloguing includes England-Nobility-Case studies; Devonshire family; CALTHORPE family. Although it certainly is not only on the CALTHORPE family. Contents include; Themes & Problems (towns,...); The CALTHORPES & Birmingham; The Devonshires & Eastbourne. Appendix shows genealogy chart of CALTHORPE family from Sir Richard GOUGH b. 1659. See book at: http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=205110389 -- \\\|/// \\ ~ ~ // Give your children these two things - One is roots, ( @ @ ) the other, wings. -oOOo-(_)-oOOo- Rose CAUDLE TERRY, Washington state @>,--'--- BILYEU Listowner/Listmother (genealogical) & Proud RootsWeb Sponsor [email protected] http://www.genealogy.bilyeu.com/ Current publications available at: http://cgi3.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewListedItems&userid=rosess

LAMOTHE / LOUISEIZE / VELINO; ON,CAN/QC,CAN; 1905- Hi! I am desperately seeking some information on my mother's family. My mother was Mafalda Lamothe, born 11/10/1907, in Ottawa, Ontario. She was the daughter of Gilbert Lamothe & Amelia Louiseize. As I was told, Amelia died in childbirth when my mother was 2 years old (1909). I do not know if the child lived or died, but the name of Henri was supposed to have been given to him. Gilbert died when my mother was 4 years old (1911). She was placed with the Gray Nuns of the Cross in Hull, Quebec, until the age of 15. At that time, she was taken by an aunt ( Mercy Lamothe, sister of Gilbert) and they moved to the New Orleans area. Mercy Lamothe was married to Gustave Charles Velino, who was a world famous chef. He spent many years as Head Chef at the Chateau Frontenac in Quebec. In addition to Gilbert & Mercy Lamothe, there was also another sister Alexine, who married Frank Brousseau. They lived in the Johnsonburg, Pennsylvania area. This is all the information I have on this family. It is medically imperative that I try to learn more of these people. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Marie "yolandemarie" <[email protected]>

JEFFERYS, Elizabeth; Gorleston, ENG; 1844- Elizabeth JEFFERYS who was born at Gorleston in 1844 married my grandfather at Plymouth in1874. I will be pleased to forward further details to any subscriber who may be interested. George. [email protected]

FANNIN; Dublin, IRL; 1853 My great grandfather, Michael Reilly (Riley ?) married Bridget Fannin in Dublin in 1853 in Arran Quay Catholic Church - St. Pauls. She may have lived in Stoneybatter nearby. Any info on either family appreciated. --------------------------------------------------------------- George H. O'Reilly,Ireland [email protected] ---------------------------------------------------------------

Re: MOOG, Christian / HOFMEISTER, Elisabeth; HES,DEU>WI,USA; 1805-1900 Christina, Rothenburg ob der Tauber is an ancient, walled city. However, it is in Bavaria, not Hesse. There is also a Rottenburg ( an the Neckar River ) in Baden-Wuerttemberg (south of Hesse). There are also castles (and castle walls) in that area; whether around the town, I am not sure. How many documents say it was in Hesse; more than one? Susan Muehlhans-Karides Christina wrote: > MOOG, Christian / HOFMEISTER, Elisabeth; HES,DEU>WI,USA; 1805-1900 > > MOOG, Christian/HOFMEISTER, Elisabeth; HES, DEU>WI, USA; 1805-1900 > > I need help tracking my German ancestors, Christian MOOG and his wife > Elisabeth HOFMEISTER > > The MOOG family was from Rotenberg or Rodenberg or Rottenberg or > Rothenberg, Hesse. Unfortunately I have a number of documents (U.S. > Civil War, marriage, and other civil records) with George MOOG's > birthplace--and the city is spelled differently in each one (and many of > the variations actually exist). His obituary does say it was the walled > city... > > The family arrived in New York City on 23 Jun 1853 on the ship > Republik. It sailed from Bremen. > > Elisabeth HOFMEISTER's last name could be HORMEISTER. > > Family History of Christian MOOG > > Christian MOOG > born 15 Jun 1805 > died 16 Jul 1896 in Sauk Co, WI > buried in Westfield Church, Baraboo, Sauk Co, WI > married > Elisabeth HOFMEISTER > born Dec 1805 > buried in Westfield Church, Baraboo, Sauk Co, WI > > 1 Martha MOOG > born 8 May 1843 in Hesse > died 4 Dec 1909 in Freedom, Sauk Co, WI > buried in Westfield Church, Baraboo, Sauk Co, WI > married 03 July 1864 in Westfield, Sauk County, WI > James H WADDELL > > 2 George Christian MOOG > born 18 Sep 1834 in Rottenburg, Hesse, Germany > died 8 Nov 1916 in Baraboo, Sauk Co, WI > married (1) 21 Nov 1858 in Westfield, Sauk Co, WI > Mary Katharena SCHMIT > born 2 May 1839 in Dillon, Prussia, Germany > died 12 Feb 1896 in Westfield, Sauk Co, WI > > 21 Anna M MOOG > born 18 Oct 1859 in Sauk Co, WI > died 1927 > married > Charles HAMMERMEISTER > > 211 Myrtle HAMMERMEISTER > died about 1985 in Marcellus, WI > > 22 Louis H MOOG > born 1862 in Sauk Co, WI > died 20 Jul 1874 in Sauk Co, WI > > 23 Mary MOOG > born 22 May 1864 in Sauk Co, WI > > 24 Henrietta Wilhemina MOOG > born 26 Sep 1866 in Sauk Co, WI > died 10 Jun 1954 in Cary, McHenry Co, IL > married 29 Oct 1890 in Sauk Co, WI > Michael Philip NIPPERT > born 24 Jul 1865 in Sauk Co, WI > disappeared about 1911 > > 25 Philipina MOOG > born 10 Apr 1869 in Sauk Co, WI > married > Frank SCHUSTER > > 26 Peter A MOOG > born 4 Jan 1872 in Sauk Co, WI > died 13 Aug 1900 in Sauk Co, WI > > 27 George MOOG > born 23 Oct 1874 in Sauk Co, WI > died Nov 1934 > married 20 Sep 1899 > May Belle CLINE > born 23 Oct 1873 > died Jun 1948 > > 28 Emil MOOG > born 10 Feb 1879 in Sauk Co, WI > > 29 Herbert Emil MOOG > born 16 Mar 1884 in Sauk Co > died 5 May 1926 in Sauk Co > > 3 Mary [Chatarina?] MOOG > born 19 Apr 1837 in Hesse > died 15 May 1908 > married 1857 in Sauk Co, WI > John WERRON > born 1 Nov 1819 > died 23 Oct 1893 in Sauk Co, WI > > 4 Catarina [Mary?] MOOG (probably the same person as #3) > born about 1837 in Hesse > > 5 Anna MOOG > born about 1844 in Hesse > died before 1860 > > Thank you > > Christina > [email protected] > > Christina <[email protected]> > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi Steven and Susan Karides <[email protected]>

WAYMAN John; GLS,ENG; -1850 Sometime before 1837, John WAYMAN (or WEYMAN) married Martha whose maiden name is not known. Place of marriage might have been North Nibley GLS as the 1851 census records Martha as having been born there. They had a son Elijah who was born in 1837/38 in Woodford according to the1851 census record but the birth is not recorded in the ONS index. The ONS index records the death of a John Wayman in the registration district of Stroud GLS in the December quarter of 1840. By the census of 1851, Martha (35) was in Thornbury GLS workhouse with Elijah (13) and two more children, Emma (5) and Alfred (1). Emma's birth certificate gives no father's name. Any information regarding John, Martha or Elijah is eagerly sought. Thanks. Chas in the UK "Charles Henry" <[email protected]>

Re: CAPLE Albert William; Stogursey, SOM,ENG; -1951 re your query may I suggest that your contact the Somerset & Dorset Family History Society as we have numerous databases which will help with your researches as a starter lokk up the Society's web-site www.lds.co.uk/ajbrown/s&dfhs best wishes with your researches David Hall, The Old Vicarage, Elm Grove, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 1EH e-mail : [email protected] (self catering maisonette available in The Old Vicarage - sleeps 4; central & close to Somerset County Record Office & Somerset Studies Library; brochure etc.)

Re: STARK / WARNER / SUGG; Martock, Somerset ENG; c 1850 re your Somerset interests. suggest you contact the Somerset & Dorset Family History Society as we have numerous databases which will help with your researches. As a starter look at our web site www.lds.co.uk/ajbrown/s&dfhs best wishes with your researches - our daughter lives in Bower Hinton (part & parcel of Martock these days!) David Hall, The Old Vicarage, Elm Grove, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 1EH e-mail : [email protected] (self catering maisonette available in The Old Vicarage - sleeps 4; central & close to Somerset County Record Office & Somerset Studies Library; brochure etc.)

Re: PERCEY; Downton,ENG; 1700- Hello, I recognise some of these surnames. My cousin Gwen is married to Dave Quinton. There are Newmans in both Downton and the neighbourning village Redlynch. There was a farm we called Newmans' farm right on the boarder between Downton and Redlynch. Downton, Wilts is only a mile or so from the next county Hants (where by the way there is a Downton too). I do not recognise the name P(i)ercy. Have you tried contacting the vicar of St. Lawrence's C.of E church or the Methodist or Baptist churches/chapels there? There was also a Rehoboth church there in the 50's too, I remember. With best wishes, Edwin Reffell, now Stockholm, Sweden [email protected] skrev: > PERCEY; Downton,ENG; 1700- > > Hi Listers > Anybody recognise these individuals > > . MARTIN1 PERCEY was born Abt. 1705. He married MARY NEWMAN 17 May 1733 in > Downton, Wilts. > > Children of MARTIN PERCEY and MARY NEWMAN are: > 2. i. MARTIN2 PERCEY, b. 1743, Downton, Wilts; d. June 1779, Downton, Wilts. > ii. MARY PERCEY, b. Abt. 1735, Downton, Wilts. > > More About MARY PERCEY: > Christening: 15 April 1735, Downton, Wilts > > iii. SUSANNA PERCEY, b. Abt. 1741, Downton, Wilts. > > More About SUSANNA PERCEY: > Christening: 28 September 1741, Downton, Wilts > > Generation No. 2 > > 2. MARTIN2 PERCEY (MARTIN1) was born 1743 in Downton, Wilts, and died June > 1779 in Downton, Wilts. He married JANE QUINTON 19 September 1765 in > Damerham, Hampshire, England. > > More About MARTIN PERCEY: > Burial: 25 June 1779, Downton, Wilts > Christening: 29 June 1743, Downton, Wilts > > More About JANE QUINTON: > Burial: 24 January 1811, Downton, Wilts > > Children of MARTIN PERCEY and JANE QUINTON are: > i. JAMES3 PIERCEY, b. 1766, Damerham. > > More About JAMES PIERCEY: > Christening: 14 September 1766, Damerham > > ii. JOSEPH MARTIN PIERCEY, b. 1768, Downton, Wilts; m. ELEANOR BEER, 17 > October 1793, Portsea. > iii. JANE PIERCEY, b. 1771, Damerham. > > More About JANE PIERCEY: > Christening: 14 October 1771, Damerham > > iv. ELIZABETH PIERCEY, b. Abt. 1774, Damerham; m. CHARLES BAYLEY, 11 > August 1802, Damerham, Hampshire, England. > v. ANN PIERCEY, b. Abt. 1776, Damerham; m. THOMAS HILL, 8 February 1810, > Damerham, Hampshire, England. > 3. vi. JOSEPH PEARCEY, b. 1777, Damerham; d. February 1855, Rockbourne. > 4. vii. WILLIAM QUINTON PERCEY, b. 1778, Damerham; d. October 1864, > Damerham. > 5. viii. STEPHEN PERCEY, b. 1780, Damerham; d. July 1849, Damerham > > [email protected] Edwin Reffell <[email protected]>

DELAHOYDE Thomas / MARKEY Julia; IRL>IA,USA; c.1847 Thomas Delahoyde (1808-1859) and Julia Markey (1807-1880) were both born somewhere in Ireland. They emigrated to the U. S. in 1847 with 7 children. Later they settled in in Iowa. Leah [email protected] (Lekawa)

MIDDLETON, Phyllis / WRIGHT Unknown; Sheffield, ENG>USA; 1900- Looking for descendants of Phyllis MIDDLETON born circa 1898 and married to an American G.I. ? WRIGHT in 1918. Phyllis returned with her husband to the USA and we believe she has descendants in Oregon. Looking for contacts. Pauline Middleton. [email protected] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ "John Middleton" <[email protected]>

CADWALLADER, Richard / TURNER, Rosanna; Wolverhampton, ENG; 1800- Trying to locate descendants of Richard CADWALLADER born 1849 in Oak Bowler, Shropshire, ENG, and married 11th February 1872 Rosanna (possibly ROSE ANNA) born 185 also in Wolverhampton. We know of four children, three daughters and a son. We have the descent from the son ALBERT RICHARD but would like to contact descendants of ROSE, born 1874, LUCY born 1876 and MARY BORN 1878. They were all residing in CROSS STREET, WOLVERHAMPTON, ENG. TIA Pauline Middleton. [email protected] -------------------------------------------------------------------- "John Middleton" <[email protected]>

MIDDLETON Harold P; born 1874 Sheffield, YKS,ENG>CAN; 1800-1900 Interested in any descendants of Harold P MIDDLETON who was born in 1874 in Sheffield, England, and emigrated to CANADA circa 1900-1910. His parents were Samuel MIDDLETON and Elizabeth HURLOR. All we know is that he met up one day with one of his brothers at the local public house, offered him a drink, and when they had finished, he shook his brothers hand and said "Well, thats it then, I'm off to Canada". Nothing has been heard of him since that time. Any clues would be gratefully accepted. TIA Pauline Middleton - [email protected] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- "John Middleton" <[email protected]>

KILLEEN Peter; IRL; 1833 Am researching Peter Killeen, born 1833-34 at Mount Mellick,Leix county, (Queens), son of Andrew Killeen - hairdresser. Peter joined the 31st Regiment of foot, married twice. 1st marriage Harriett Dawe - children Peter & Jane.2nd marriage Elizabeth Langdon. Retired to Devon, England. Sharon McBride, Perth, Western Australia. McBride <[email protected]>

SCHWALBACH Michael; Milwaukee,WI,USA; c.1861- Michael SCHWALBACH, born in Milwaukee as the son of Matthias and Maria (SCHADECK) SCHWALBACH, married Henrietta KRAUS in Milwaukee 13 Jan 1885. Henrietta was born Mar 1864 as the daughter of Christoph and Henriette/Heinrika (HABERSTROH) KRAUS in Port Washington, WI. In connection with research on my Haberstroh family I'm interested in finding descendants of Michael and Henrietta SCHWALBACH. Extensive information on the ancestors of Henriette/Heinrika HABERSTROH can be viewed at http://www.gendex.com/users/rhaberst/robart3/surnames.html email: [email protected] home page: http://www.uni-bonn.de/~unq01e

DETTMANN Henry; Milwaukee,WI,USA; c.1862- Henry DETTMANN, born in Milwaukee as the son of John and Mary (BEYER) DETTMANN, married Christine KRAUS in Milwaukee 19 Jan 1886. Christine was born 16 Apr 1866 as the daughter of Christoph and Henriette/Heinrika (HABERSTROH) KRAUS in Port Washington, WI. In connection with research on my Haberstroh family I'm interested in finding descendants of Henry and Christine DETTMANN. Extensive information on the ancestors of Henriette/Heinrika HABERSTROH can be viewed at http://www.gendex.com/users/rhaberst/robart3/surnames.html email: [email protected] home page: http://www.uni-bonn.de/~unq01e

KRAUS Edward; WI,USA; c.1875- Edward KRAUS was born as the son of Christoph and Henriette/Heinrika (HABERSTROH) KRAUS about 1875 in Port Washington, WI. Edward married Rose GOEDICKE 9 May 1896 in Milwaukee. In connection with research on my Haberstroh family I'm interested in finding descendants of Edward KRAUS. Extensive information on the ancestors of Henriette/Heinrika HABERSTROH can be viewed at http://www.gendex.com/users/rhaberst/robart3/surnames.html email: [email protected] home page: http://www.uni-bonn.de/~unq01e