CUBITT, Elsie Gwendoline; CAN; b.1886 I am looking for a Cubitt that I believe emigrated to Canada in the late from London in1800's or early 1900's. Her father was William Robert Cubitt, her mother was Amelia Jane Carter nee Box. I do not know if she married before or after going to Canada. She had a step brother who was a chemist who also emigrated to Canada. His name may have been Cubitt or possible Carter. She is the sister of my grandfather Thomas Lancelot Cubitt who emigrated to Australia after the Boer War. Janice Lindner janlin@picknowl.com.au

CUBITT William Robert; London, ENG; b. 1841 William Robert Cubitt b. 1841 married Amelia Jane Carter (formerly Box) 18 July 1878 in London Eng. Their children were: Amy Elizabeth May b. 21 May 1879 London Thomas Lancelot b. 9 Aug 1880 London Elsie Millicent b. 19 July 1881 London Robert Seymour b. 28 Dec 1882 d. 26 Jan 1885 Margaret Mary b. 25 June 1884 Violet Gwendoline b. 29 April 1886 Thomas Lancelot was my grandfather and he came to Adelaide Australia and married Ruby Elma Balchin, there were two daughters the elder of which was my mother, Gwendolene Elma who married Ernest Edward Brealey, my name is Janice. If anyone has any information about William Robert I would appreciate hearing from you. I have an abbreviated copy of the 1881 census that says they lived in 40 Lower Belgrave and his occupation is Builder and that of his wife is listed as Milliner. William is listed as being born in Holborn and Amelia is listed as Bromyard. Hoping someone can help me Janice Lindner (nee Brealey) My e-mail address is: janlin@picknowl.com.au

AYLETT; ESS,ENG / MA,USA / VA,USA; 1500-1800 I am tracking individuals with the surname AYLETT and would be interested in _any_ sightings, but in particular in the following: Any in or near the Rodings villages of Essex 1500->1650 Any in Woodham Mortimer, Mayland or Tillingham, Essex 1600->1700 Any in Braintree, Essex, 1550->1700 I have a William Aylett in Virginia from about 1659 - news of him would be appreciated. I'm supposed to have a John Aylett there in a similar period but no trace of him, so any sighting especially appreciated. I have a John Aylett in Boston 1654-55 and would love any info before or after this sighting, especially if it links him to a Captain John Aylett, navy captain of ships Coventry and Lilly 1658-1669 and based in Jamaica. Thanks for any info you are able to let me have. Ruth Aylett ----------- Ruth Aylett email: R.S.Aylett@salford.ac.uk phone: 44-161-295-2912 Home page: http://www.salford.ac.uk/iti/rsa/aylett.html fax: 44-161-295-2925 Centre for Virtual Environments, Business House, University of Salford, Salford, M5 4WT, UK 'Life is beautiful.'

Tones wrote in message <87ndml$gao$1@bl-1.rootsweb.com>... >Re: SPARKS / BROWN; SOM,ENG; 1790- > Hello Cyndi's Genealogy web site has a Cornwall listing now. I am researching my Mallett Cousins from that area and I also have some Brown Family Cousins from the NY and NJ area of USA. "Karl" <swartzel@mindspring.com>

BUSCHELMANN / WITTE; OLD,DEU>USA; 1830-1850 Searching for information on Anton Witte and (wife) Marie Agnes Buschelmann. I believe they moved to Clayton county Iowa from New Vienna around 1860. They came from Steinfeld Oldenburg Germany maybe in the 1830s or 40s. Please email me if you have seen these names - thanks sjwitte@att.net "Scott W." <none@att.net>

WILKINSON; Flimby,CUL,ENG; 1850- Any information welcomed on Wilkinson family from or near Flimby. My grandmother Sarah Jane Wilkinson was born in Flimby, June 6, 1879. Known sisters are Ada (who married a BOSWORTH) and Annie, and they had many brothers. Their father was a stone mason, and his name we think was Isaac. Would welcome any correspondence from those who may have ties. Thank you. "Bobby" <robkane@frontiernet.net>

Re: MCPHERSON Randolph; MB,CAN; 1950-1960 unsubscribe Derek Collinson wrote: > MCPHERSON Randolph; MB,CAN; 1950-1960 > > Searching for relatives of Randolph and Annie McPherson who emigrated from > Scotland to Canada and lived in Brooklyn Street, Winnipeg around 1950's & > 60's. Randolph was a farmer. > > Daughters Muriel and Dorothy. > > Muriel's family included the names: Guy, David, Anne, Brian,Louise. > > Any information to Randolph's great nephew Derek Collinson. > > "Derek Collinson" <derekcol@netcomuk.co.uk> adjudd@pacbell.net

COCKBURN David / CAMPBELL Mary; Coonabarabran,NSW,AUS; -1863 David COCKBURN was poundkeeper at Coonabarabran NSW when his wife Mary Elizabeth (nee CAMPBELL) died on 13 Jun 1863. Her death certificate says they were married at Mudgee NSW & had two daughters, Ellen & Margaret. Mary Elizabeth COCKBURN nee CAMPBELL was the daughter of Duncan & Helen/Ellen CAMPBELL of Tiree, ARL SCT. It is unclear which of two sisters named Mary (Mary Bell & Mary McArthur CAMPBELL) she is. [Ref: shipping records, 'British King', Feb 1839.] Seeking information about, or descendants of, this COCKBURN family. Also seeking information about Mary's mother, Helen/Ellen CAMPBELL, who death in Australia has not yet been located. *************************************************************** Judy Webster, PO Box 5043, Algester, QLD 4115, Australia. E-mail: judyweb@gil.com.au Unlisted phone number. Alternative e-mail: j.webster@qfhs.org.au Internet: http://www.judywebster.gil.com.au/index.html ***************************************************************

MUSTELL; ENG; -1845 Anne MUSTELL mar. William James WEBSTER, 1845, at St. Peter's Church, Walworth, parish of St. Mary Newington, Surrey ENG. Marriage certificate states that her father was Thomas MUSTELL (gentleman, deceased). Seeking to confirm oral history story which says that "Anne MUSTELL was a grand-daughter of Mrs FRY (celebrated Quakeress)". *************************************************************** Judy Webster, PO Box 5043, Algester, QLD 4115, Australia. E-mail: judyweb@gil.com.au Unlisted phone number. Alternative e-mail: j.webster@qfhs.org.au Internet: http://www.judywebster.gil.com.au/index.html ***************************************************************

JOHNSON Thomas / PEACOCK Emma; Stockton-on-Tees, DUR,ENG; c. 1874 I have been sent selected info from 1881 census, Stockton-on-Tees, Durham ENG: Thomas JOHNSON (aged 29, b. Brompton YKS) Emma (aged 29, wife, b. Stockton-on-Tees) John W. (6) Rebecca (4) Mary E. (2) Helena (6mths) and Charles P. BOWSER, aged 11, scholar, nephew. I suspect that Emma JOHNSON was nee PEACOCK, daughter of John PEACOCK and Mary HUGILL. Confirmation sought from anyone connected with this family. I am interested only in descendants of Thomas and Emma - not JOHNSON forebears. *************************************************************** Judy Webster, PO Box 5043, Algester, QLD 4115, Australia. E-mail: judyweb@gil.com.au Unlisted phone number. Alternative e-mail: j.webster@qfhs.org.au Internet: http://www.judywebster.gil.com.au/index.html ***************************************************************

LOVERIDGE, Hezekiah; ENG; 1860-1891 >From Chris Clarke "cclarke" <cclarke@tinyworld.co.uk>

WEBB John; Royden, Essex, ENG; 1843-1890 I'm researching our family history and have come across a Gentleman by the name of John Webb. He was born in Royden Essex in 1843 and worked in several Pubs in London in the late 1880's. Can anybody help? Pete "Peter Long" <peter@longpr.swinternet.co.uk>

YOUNG, Richard Nash; Surrey, ENG; c. 1740 I have been trying ti trace the birth/birthplace of this gentleman who was a Second Lieutenant in the Marines between 1760 and 1795, when he died in May of that year. His Letters of Administration show that he was late of the Parish of St. Mary, Lambeth, Surrey and that he was a widower. I have tried to trace where he was from via the Royal Marines Museum and records at the PRO at Kew, but have drawn a blank. I am hoping that someone on the List is also researching YOUNGS and may have come across him, so I would be pleased to hear from you. I would also very much appreciate any suggestions as to where to look next please. Warmest regards, Christine Read Cornwall, UK readchr13_99@yahoo.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

READ Cozens; BKM,ENG; c. 1700-1783 READ Cozens; BKM, ENG; c1700-1783 Cozens READ is my 6 x great grandfather and lived in Nether Winchendon, Buckinghamshire with his wife Elizabeth SHIRLEY of Brill, BKM/OXF. They had eighteen children and while I have managed to trace most of the children's lines, have drawn a blank as to where Cozens READ was from. He and Elizabeth married in 1734 in Aylesbury, BKM and for the rest of their days they stayed in Nether Winchendon, where he was an Overseer of the Poor and Churchwarden. I have a copy of his Will but that gives no clue to his origins, and I have also searched many of Buckinghamshire's parish registers but to no avail. If anyone else is researching READs I would be pleased to hear from you and would also appreciate any ideas of the best way to search for Cozens' origins please. Warmest regards, Christine Read Cornwall, UK readchr13_99@yahoo.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

HOLMAN / ROBINSON / WALKER; CO,USA; 1880- Subject: HOLMAN; CO,USA; 1880-1999 I would like to contact the descendants of WILLIAM and BESSIE HOLMAN who emigrated to Salida and Chaffe County area of Colorado in 1885. Having initially arrived in california. WILLIAM was a boilermaker who worked in Dever, Durango and Salida. William (died 1911) and Bessie (died 1923), were both buried in Fairview Cementary, Salida. Their children were FRANK, WILLIAM HENRY(HARRY) and AMY. FRANK had a son called FRANK and other children. We believe AMY married a GEORGE ROBINSON ; they had 5 children; HOLMAN, FRANK, ROGER, HENRY & ELSIE. HOLMAN ROBINSON , who married Lola Smith, died in 1963, their children were HOLLY, BRADLEY and GEORGE - all born in Colorado,Utah and Montana respectively. I think that Lola was born in Indian and had a sister Leonora who married NOEL WALKER, they had two children, according to 1920 census, ROBERT and RICHARD. HARRY was , in 1911, Manager of the Pioneer Boiler Works in Grand Junction. We think he married Hattie and possibly had a child Fanny Further information suggests that they lived at 209 dodge Street, Salida for 16 years. They may have had another son ?Lurton? Holman who was a game warden for many years in the area - I increasingly think that this link is unlikely. I would dearly like to get in touch with any decendants. Cheers, -- Peter G Byford <pgb@bcs.org.uk>

YOXALL / HOUGHTON; OH,USA; 1850- Also YOXALL; CHS,ENG;1650-1750 I am interested in making contact with anyone who is researching the YOXALLs of Cheshire., or the USA branch of that family. The family were also in Redditch for a time. I received a copy of a family tree of descendants of Sir James Yoxall and Harry Waldo Yoxall a while ago , this included the Houghton family. Unfortunately it has got slightly corrupted and has a family with the name of "**etrzak" can any one help. This family are the children (etc.) of Henry "**etrzak" and Lindsay Yoxall (Harry's daughter). The original correspondant was Karen Yoxall, I no longer have an email/snailmail address for her. Can anyone help please. Cheers, Peter Byford "Peter Byford" <pgb@bcs.org.uk>

HOLMAN / HOLLMAN / HOMAN / HOMEWOOD; Brighton, SSX,ENG; 1850-1900 Hi, I am interested in making contact with anyone researching the HOLMANS (annd variants) in Surrey, Sussex and Kent. I am looking for the birth of Thomas Holman who married Mary Chauntler in Godstone in 1744 (by licence) , he was aged 26. Descendants were living in Lingfield , then family then settled in Ightham. My particular branch then moved to Brighton before moving to London in early 1900s. Any links please make contact. Cheers, Peter Byford (pgb@bcs.org.uk)

HOLMAN / HOLLMAN / HOMAN / HOMEWOOD; Ightham, KEN,ENG; 1800-1870 HOLMAN/HOLLMAN/HOMAN/HOMEWOOD; IGHTHAM, KNT,ENG; 1800-1870 Hi, I am interested in making contact with anyone researching the HOLMANS (annd variants) in Surrey, Sussex and Kent. I am looking for the birth of Thomas Holman who married Mary Chauntler in Godstone in 1744 (by licence) , he was aged 26. Descendants were living in Lingfield , then family then settled in Ightham. My particular branch then moved to Brighton before moving to London in early 1900s. Any links please make contact. Cheers, Peter Byford (pgb@bcs.org.uk)

BEACROFT Roy, Ernest; LIN,ENG; c.1900 >>I would like to submit this to Canada Rootsweb list:- >>My father's brothers Ernest and Roy BEACROFT emigrated to Canada in the >>early 1900's. I am trying to fill in details of my family and would like to >>contact descendants >>I have details of the family back to the 1600's and would be willing to >>share information >>Regards >>Syd Beacroft >> > "Syd Beacroft" <sydb@tesco.net>

GRAAFEILAND / VANGRAAFEILAND; HOL>USA; 1830-1900 edtorn@casema.net (Eduard Torn)