Re: PHILLIPS; James, London,ENG; 1800-1925 HELP!! Does anyone know how I can stop these e-mail from reaching me? I have not and never have subscribed to this and would like to have them stop coming to me. -----Original Message----- From: mbl1@webtv.net <mbl1@webtv.net> Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.surnames.britain,soc.genealogy.surnames.global To: SURNAMES-M@rootsweb.com <SURNAMES-M@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, April 23, 1999 10:07 AM Subject: PHILLIPS; James, London,ENG; 1800-1925 >PHILLIPS; James, London,ENG; 1800-1925 > >We are researching the following family names >in the East End of London, circa-1800-1940 > >Phillips, McDermott, Sullivan, Fitzgerald, McCarthy and Welch. > >The above families lived and worked in the following locations in the >East End of London, >Poplar, Limehouse, and Canning Town. > >Happy to exchange data on the above names. > >Cheers > >Mary > > >mbl1@webtv.net > "sandi johnson" <busyrn@adiis.net>

Re: FORSTER Christopher / HOWE Lydia; DUR,ENG; -1920 HELP!! Does anyone know how I can stop these e-mail from reaching me? I have not and never have subscribed to this and would like to have them stop coming to me. -----Original Message----- From: jaxaud <jpf@jaxaud.freeserve.co.uk> Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.surnames.britain,soc.genealogy.surnames.global To: SURNAMES-M@rootsweb.com <SURNAMES-M@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, April 23, 1999 12:11 PM Subject: FORSTER Christopher / HOWE Lydia; DUR,ENG; -1920 >FORSTER Christopher / HOWE Lydia; DUR,ENG; -1920 > >I am seeking information of my Grandfather Christopher Forster who parted >from my Grandmother in the 1920's.He lost touch with my Father in the >1940's.The names of their 4 children were Edith, John Peel. Mark and Elsie >I believe that both of my Grandparents, Christopher and Lydia were from >Lumley County Durham. > >John Peel Forster > > > > > >"jaxaud" <jpf@jaxaud.freeserve.co.uk> > "sandi johnson" <busyrn@adiis.net>

I have seen BARRETTs in Mellis Suffolk PRS between 1720ish and 1811(as far as the LDS film goes). I'm not studying them but they keep getting confused with my BENNETTS!! Fortunately the BENNETT which married the BARRETT was not a direct ancestor of mine. Don't know if they would be connected. Mary Macfarlane -----Original Message----- From: John Sullivan <jvs@tidewatchers.demon.co.uk> Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.surnames.britain,soc.genealogy.surnames.global To: SURNAMES-BRITAIN-M@rootsweb.com <SURNAMES-BRITAIN-M@rootsweb.com> Date: 23 April 1999 14:59 Subject: Re: BARRETT; ENG; -1815 >Re: BARRETT; ENG; -1815 > >In article <7fpqej$6b3$1@bl-1.rootsweb.com>, Dan E. Barrett ><barrett@vaxxine.com> writes >>BARRETT; ENG; -1815 >> >>QUERY: Looking for ancestors of: >> >> >>1. Samuel Barrett >> born: 1808c, Little Fransham, Nfk, Eng >> marr: Oct 13, 1835, Beeston nr Mileham, Nfk >> Spouse: Mary Canham (born: 1815c, Beeston nr Mileham) >> >> 1.1 Sarah Ann Barrett, b 1837c Beeston, Nfk >> 1.2 Rosetta Barrett >> born: Mar 5, 1840 Long Sutton, Lin, Eng >> marr: July 10, 1858, Dungog, NSW, Australia >> Spouse: Thomas Elford >> 1.3 Emma Barrett, b 1842, Lin, Eng >> 1.4 John William Barrett, b 1844, Lin, Eng >> 1.5 Henry Barrett, b 1846, Lin, Eng >> 1.6 Thirza Barrett, b 1848, Lin, Eng >> >> >>Anyone having information about this family, please contact: > >Hello Dan. I am seeking the forbears of Elizabeth BARRETT md. Charles >HOWES 7 Jan 1833 Reymerston,NFK,ENG. I have reason to believe that her >mother's name was Caroline. Nothing else known. >Will keep your info. on file. >-- > >John Sullivan >John Sullivan <jvs@tidewatchers.demon.co.uk> > > "mary macfarlane" <macbeckett@macbeckett.free-online.co.uk>

HELP!!!! Does anyone know how I can stop getting these e-mail? I don't know how I started getting them and have never subscribed to it. -----Original Message----- From: MORRIS7353 <morris7353@aol.com> Newsgroups: soc.genealogy.surnames.ireland,soc.genealogy.surnames.usa,soc.genealogy.surn ames.global To: SURNAMES-M@rootsweb.com <SURNAMES-M@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, April 23, 1999 2:51 PM Subject: Re: MCCORMACK Lissie; IRL>USA; 1860- >Re: MCCORMACK Lissie; IRL>USA; 1860- > >I have a jenny mccormick and she was born aprox 1889 >also have a thomas mccormick dob aprox 1853 >can you help me with any of these ? >charles >morris7353@aol.com (MORRIS7353) > "sandi johnson" <busyrn@adiis.net>

LYTHGOE; DBY,ENG; c. 1900 Please help I seem to have lost my family on the borders of Lancashire,Derbyshire and Cheshire, England, somewhere around the 1900s. Name: Alfred LYTHGOE b 1836, d 1905. married twice one was Annie Middleton. Last address known was 10, Brookfield,Glossop,Derbyshire around 1887. Their children were Oswald, Joseph, Margaret, Ann, Eva and Amy. >From this point they seem to have disappeared Jim Heathcote "Jim Heathcote" <Jim@susan7796.freeserve.co.uk>

ALBRECHT Otto; Scranton,PA,USA > Cleveland,OH,USA; c. 1940 Looking for information on and relatives of Otto (Ottmar Adam) Albrecht, born 2 Feb 1892 in Scranton. He was the son of Michael and Carolina Albrecht. I believe he was living in Cleveland around 1940. -- Tom Albrecht "Those are my principles. If you don't like them I have others." -- Groucho Marx "Tom Albrecht" <Thomas.Albrecht@unisys.com>

MILLWARD; DEN,WLS; 1700- Hi, I'm interested in finding Millwards in the Wrexham and North East Wales I don't have much to go on ! Thanks Paul epreynolds <Paul@Wrecsam87.Freeserve.co.uk>

REYNOLDS; DEN,WLS; 1700- I'm searching for Reynolds in the Wrexham/ N.E.Wales area,I already have quite a fair number and would be happy to exchange information Thanks Paul "epreynolds" <Paul@Wrecsam87.Freeserve.co.uk>

CROWTHER; WRY,ENG; 1700-1900 Hi, I'm interested in Crowther's from in and around the Huddersfield area,I've already got quite a good group of them and I'm keen to extend it. Naturally I'm happy to exchange information. Thanks Paul epreynolds <Paul@Wrecsam87.Freeserve.co.uk>

MURDOCH Edward / MCGEE Rosanna; STI,SCT; 1785-1840 Hi-I have ancestry originating in Ireland by the name of EDWARD MURDOCH. His wife was ROSANNA McGEE and they appear in Fintry, Scotland about 1835. Edward was born about 1785 and his first two children, Mary and Cathrine I think were born Ireland too. Can anyone advise if the names are common to any particular part of Ireland so that I can track them?-gordon@gjmurdoch.freeserve.co.uk

PIEARCEY,Leonard; Sheffield, WYK,ENG; b.c.1900 I am seeking information on my grandfather, Leonard Piearcey, born approx 1900 in Sheffield. He came from the Greenhill area, married Martha Alice approx 1920, had a travelling shop for some years then opened a corner shop in Gleadless. He died in 1965 - I am trying to find details of his parents and siblings as well as his birth. I also would like to hear from anyone sharing the same unusual spelling of my surname. Steve Piearcey "Lesley Piearcey" <Piearcey.Family@tesco.net>

HORNE; ON,CAN; 1800- -----Original Message----- From: Helen Brenneman <bren@execulink.com> To: Surnames Canada <SURNAMES@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, April 23, 1999 8:46 AM Subject: HORNE >Hi everyone: >I recently saw a listing for Horne. I am putting in a request for a friend >of mine whom at this point does not as yet have a computer. > >She is looking for the descendants of a John Horne whom she believes came >from the U.K. and settled in St. Marys, Perth Cty. , Ont. Canada. He was >married to a Louise Greene. They had children, and the ones she has heard >of were >Isabel; Eleanor; Evelyn; & Sadie. There may have been more. > >If you have any information on this family, she would really like to hear >from you. > >You can either write her, or phone her, or e-mail me and I can pass the >messages on to her. > >She is Aleisha Weber, > Box 173. > Innerkip, Ont. Can. > NOJ 1MO > >phone 519 - 469 -3025 > >Helen Brenneman >bren@execulink.com >

Re: MCCORMACK Lissie; IRL>USA; 1860- I have a jenny mccormick and she was born aprox 1889 also have a thomas mccormick dob aprox 1853 can you help me with any of these ? charles morris7353@aol.com (MORRIS7353)

Re: MCCARTHY,Daniel; IRL>NY,USA; c.1810-1884 hi I have a nora mccarthy dob 1858 also a honora mccarthy dod 1886 can you help me with any of these for I have them in N.Y. and are stopped there charles morris7353@aol.com (MORRIS7353)

Re: MCCARTHY,Daniel; IRL>NY,USA; c.1810-1884 I have nora mccarthy 1880 john mccarthy 1861 also a honora mccarthy dod 1886 can you help me with any of these? charles morris7353@aol.com (MORRIS7353)

JOYCE; MA,USA; 1870-1900 In the process of tracing my family, I have come across some information that might be useful to other people. These Joyce's are not part of my ancestors. 1) In the U.S. 1870 census for Pittsfield, Mass. there is a Thomas Joyce, age 36, born in Ireland and his wife Maria, age 32, born in Ireland. They are listed with 3 children all born in Mass.: Anna, age 5; William, age 3; and John, age 1. They are also on the 1880 census for Pittsfield but by that time have had 4 more children: Edward, 8 in 1880; Margaret, 5 in 1880; Elizabeth, 3 in 1880; and Thomas born Nov. 1879. They were also listed in the 1900 census. Thomas was 59 and his wife, whose name was now listed as Mary, was 54. Mary was born in June 1845 in Ireland. The children still at home were Annie, b. May 1867, Edward, b. July 1873, Margaret, b. Nov. 1875, and Elizabeth, b. June 1877. 2) In the U.S. 1870 census for Lawrence, Mass. there is a Thomas Joice, age 40, born in Ireland and his wife Mary, age 40, born in Ireland. Listed with them is their 6 month old baby, Edmund, born in Mass. 6) In the U.S. 1900 census for Boston, Mass. there is a Thomas Joyce, born in Ireland Jan. 1852, and came to U.S. in 1896. He was working as a day laborer and boarded with the Thomas Ridge family. Hope this information is useful to someone. Mary Joanne in Mid-MO mailto:marysaunders@socket.net ICQ# 26444368 researching: JOYCE, LYNCH, MAGNER

JOYCE; COR,IRL; 1838-1859 In the process of tracing my family, I have come across some information that might be useful to other people. These Joyce's are not part of my ancestors. 1) Baptism records at the R.C. parish at Kilworth for children of Edmund Joyce and Mary O'Brien Child - Date - Address - Sponsors James, 13/03/1838, Kilworth, Michael Miles & Mary Aherne John, 30/10/1839, Kilworth, John O'Brien & Johanna Browne Michael, 21/09/1841, Kilworth, Edmund Browne & Bridget Joyce Catherine, 17/09/1843, Kilworth, Thomas Coffey & Mary O'Brien Mary, 31/01/1845, Kilworth, Patrick Clancy & Sarah Joyce Julia (a twin), 25/08/1848, Kilworth, Patrick Driscoll & Ellen Roche Edmund (a twin), 25/08/1848, Kilworth, Patrick Flynn & Ellen Meade Thomas, 09/03/1852, Kilworth, Michael Kerrissy & Bridget Quirke John, 23/12/1853, Kilworth, John Roche & Alice Coleman Carey, 13/07/1856, Kilworth, Edmund Flynn & Ellen Kelleher Ellen, 0/03/1859, Kilworth, Michael O'Brien & Ellen Joyce 2) Griffith's Valuation, Civil Parish of Leitrim, townland of Knockatrasnane an Edmund Joyce leased 23 acres from William Collins This is in the R.C. Parish at Kilworth and is likely the same Edmund Joyce as above. Hope this information is useful to someone. Mary Joanne in Mid-MO mailto:marysaunders@socket.net ICQ# 26444368

LANGLEY / STONE / HASSELL / POLLICUT; ENG; 1800 Anybody recognize any of these names? I have info back to the late 1800s. All lived in and around London. Thanks, Langley McKelvy ----------------------------------- Houston Texas - USA ----------------------------------- Researching the following names: LANGLEY, HASSELL, STONE, and POLLICUTT in the UK. "McKelvy, Langley - Sergeant" <langley_mckelvy@co.harris.tx.us>

FORSTER Christopher / HOWE Lydia; DUR,ENG; -1920 I am seeking information of my Grandfather Christopher Forster who parted from my Grandmother in the 1920's.He lost touch with my Father in the 1940's.The names of their 4 children were Edith, John Peel. Mark and Elsie I believe that both of my Grandparents, Christopher and Lydia were from Lumley County Durham. John Peel Forster "jaxaud" <jpf@jaxaud.freeserve.co.uk>

PHILLIPS; James, London,ENG; 1800-1925 We are researching the following family names in the East End of London, circa-1800-1940 Phillips, McDermott, Sullivan, Fitzgerald, McCarthy and Welch. The above families lived and worked in the following locations in the East End of London, Poplar, Limehouse, and Canning Town. Happy to exchange data on the above names. Cheers Mary mbl1@webtv.net