FLATTERS Issac; Bourne,LIN,ENG; 1850 Trying again. >Looking for information or history on Flatters family from the Bourne >England area. Issac Daniel Flatters b. December 15, 1850est in Bourne, >Lincolnshire, England. His father name was also Issac Flatters according to >family tradition. Information from Naturalization application April 7, >1885, landed at Philadelphia in March of 1882 and was born about 1851. From >the naturalization on June 14, 1893: homesteaded at Anslem, North Dakota the >NW1/4 Section 13, Shenford township. Lived in Coburn until 1900. Moved to >Grace City, ND in 1912. > > > "L.Nelson" <lnelsons@uslink.net>

GORE Eliza; London, ENG>Bristol, ENG; b.c. 1800 Eliza Gore was born about 1800, probably somewhere in the south of England. She married William Graham and they had at least two children, William born around 1823 and James born around 1799. I am looking for more information about Eliza Gore, her parents and syblings. You can contact me, John Conover, at revonoc@aol.com or see my Home Page at http://members.aol.com/revonoc/index.html where there are 50 more surnames.

Re: FLATTERS Issac; Bourne,LIN,ENG; 1850 Looking for information or history on Flatters family from the Bourne (sp) >>England area. Issac Daniel Flatters b. December 15, 1850est in Bourne, >>Lincolnshire, England. His father name was also Issac Flatters according >to >>family tradition. Information from Naturalization application April 7, >>1885, landed at Philadelphia in March of 1882 and was born about 1851. >From >>the naturalization on June 14, 1893: homesteaded at Anslem, North Dakota >the >>NW1/4 Section 13, Shenford township. Lived in Coburn until 1900. Moved to >>Grace City, ND in 1912. >> >> >> > > "L.Nelson" <lnelsons@uslink.net>

Re: RUSSELL; ENG; 1635 HELLO i am researching the Russell name in England are you a Russell in England My ancestor John Russell, sr. came to the Americas in 1635 or therabouts, landed in Charleston, Mass. His first wife was Elizabeth. They settled in Woburn Massechusetts. Their first child was born in 1640 (abt.) in either Charleston or Woburn, Mass. The descendents of John Russell, sr and John Russell, jr are well documented in a booklet. I am trying to connect with Russell's in England to see if a connection is possible. thanks for your help email ......... jruss57725@aol.com

HEWITT; WIL,ENG; -1840 William HEWITT m. Eliza BRADLEY at Salisbury, WIL c.1836. They went to Australia c. 1838. Is there anyone else interested in these names? emhaddon@lisp.com.au

UMPLEBY; DUR,ENG; -1840 William UMPLEBY, m. Isabella SLEIGH (or SLIGO?) at Worthalerton, DUR, c1834. Isabella was born at Stockton, DUR, c1812. I wonder if "Worthalerton" which appears on Isabella's death certificate should be Wolviston - any other suggestions? William and Isabella came to Australia about 1838 and settled at Goulburn, NSW. Communication with others interested in this name would be appreciated. emhaddon@lisp.com.au

SLEIGH; DUR,ENG; -1840 Isabella SLEIGH (or SLIGO?) m. William UMPLEBY, m. at Worthalerton, DUR, c1834. Isabella was born at Stockton, DUR, c1812. I wonder if "Worthalerton" which appears on Isabella's death certificate should be Wolviston - any other suggestions? William and Isabella came to Australia about 1838 and settled at Goulburn, NSW. Communication with others interested in this name would be appreciated. emhaddon@lisp.com.au

SLIGO; DUR,ENG; -1840 Isabella SLEIGH (or SLIGO?) m. William UMPLEBY, m. at Worthalerton, DUR, c1834. Isabella was born at Stockton, DUR, c1812. I wonder if "Worthalerton" which appears on Isabella's death certificate should be Wolviston - any other suggestions? William and Isabella came to Australia about 1838 and settled at Goulburn, NSW. Communication with others interested in this name would be appreciated. emhaddon@lisp.com.au

BRADLEY; WIL,ENG; -1840 Eliza BRADLEY, b. c. 1817, dau. of John Bradley and Rebecca? m. William HEWITT m. at Salisbury, WIL c.1836. They went to Australia c. 1838. Is there anyone else interested in these families? emhaddon@lisp.com.au

COOKE; SSX,ENG; -1840 I am researching the family of Thomas COOKE and Mary Ann CROUCH of Ewehurst, SSX, whose dau, Hannah, b. Ewehurst, c.1826 m. Henry MORRIS at Cobbity, NSW in 1843. Is anyone else interested in this family? emhaddon@lisp.com.au

Re: OSBORNE, Charles Paul; WAR,ENG; 1850- I am tracing the name OSBORNE, Charles was born in 1850 in Birmingham, England. By 1881 he was on the Isle of Wight as a Private in the First Battalion of the Seaforth Highlanders stationed at Parkhurst. He marrried there in March, 1883 to a Maryann PERKS also of the Birmingham area. In 1884 a son Charles Herbert was born. In 1885 he was a Corporal in the Highlanders, now at Fort George, Arderiser, Inverness, Scotland, there a second son was born Joseph Thomas. A daughter was born at a later time, date unknown. By 1918 at the time of his second sons marrriage he was already deceased. Does this name or information seem formiliar to anyone ? I am unable to find at this time anything about his military record, with out having some one do an in person search in the records office for me. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you, L. Osborne/Cynowa LCynowa <LCynowa@aol.com>

HAMBLETT; London,ENG; c.1800-1900 Has anybody seen this surname in the london or middlesex area. Ray Hamblett <hamblett@solutions-inc.co.uk>

DICKMAN; Ampney Crucis,Minchinhampton, GLS,ENG; -1830 Hi Anyone interested in the above. My connections left Ampney Crucis for Minchinhampton in the 17th century, and Minchinhampton for South Wales in the early 19th century. Clive clive@whelan.prestel.co.uk

KERRELL / KERRILL / KIRIELL / KYRIELL / CRIEL / CRUEL; ENG; 1066- I'm interested in contacting anyone who is researching the above names. My family name is KERRELL and I have traced it back to various spellings including KERRILL, KIRIELL, & KYRIELL. Surname historians claim the name derives from Robertus Cruel (latin) a sub-tenant mentioned in the Doomsday Book. Robert Cryel was from a town now known as Criel Sur Mer in France. Robert was the ancestor of the "ancient and baronial" family of Criel of Kent. The direct male line is documented as having died out in the 15th century. However, the name has lived on and I'm interested in both the origins of the name as well as it's surviving forms. I have a solid family tree back to the early 19th century and a tentative tree back to the 17th. If you have traced KERRELLs back this far then let's exchange information. Please contact me via this newsgroup or via email; mailto:dave@kerrell.demon.co.uk "David Kerrell" <David.Kerrell@kerrell.demon.co.uk>

> Subject: RUDD; Wigan,UK; 1800- > Date: Sun, 1 Mar 1998 07:38:19 -0800 > From: "neil meadows" <neil.meadows@easynet.co.uk> > To: SURNAMES-M@bl-30.rootsweb.com, SURNAMES-BRITAIN-M@bl-30.rootsweb.com > > RUDD; Wigan,UK; 1800- > > I am trying to trace RUDD in the Wigan area of Lancashire between 1800 and > present day. > > If anyone can help please e-mail me at neil.meadows@easynet.co.uk > > Many thanks > > Lindsay Meadows (nee Rudd) > Hi Lindsay: How far back do you go with you RUDD ancestors? I know your roots are in Lancashire County, but some of my ancestors seem to have moved around alot. I only just recently discovered my g-g-g-grandfather Francis BEWLEY married an Anne RUDD in Saint Mary, Carlisle, Cumberland, UK on June 1, 1840. Anne RUDD was supposedly born in cir. 1821 in Penrith, Cumberland, UK. Does this connect with your tree? Juanita Roussel Ottawa, Canada "Alain J. Roussel" <ajr@magma.ca>

> Subject: Re: GARDINER; Norton, Stow, SFK,ENG; 1870- > Date: Sat, 28 Feb 1998 10:48:53 -0800 > From: Arthur D Vidgeon <advidgeon@werburgh.demon.co.uk> > To: SURNAMES-M@bl-30.rootsweb.com, SURNAMES-BRITAIN-M@bl-30.rootsweb.com > > Re: GARDINER; Norton, Stow, SFK,ENG; 1870- > > In article <6d2pjr$lf6@bl-4.rootsweb.com>, "Alain J. Roussel" > <ajr@magma.ca> writes > >GARDINER; Norton, Stow, SFK,ENG; 1870- > > > >GARDINER; Norton, Stow, SFK, ENG; 1870 - > > > >Hi All, > > > >Is anyone out there researching GARDINER's in Suffolk County > >particularly in the Norton, Stow area? > > > >1. GARDINER, Jonathan b. ? m. GARDINER, Betsy (maiden name unknown) > > > > i. GARDINER, Stanley Walter b. cir. 1870 Norton, Stow, SFK > > ii. GARDINER, Kate Annie christened July 6, 1874 Norton, Stow,SFK > > iii. GARDINER, Edward William christened Jul 6, 1874 Norton, Stow, > >SFK > > iv. GARDINER, Isabel b. March 9, 1865 Stradbroke, SFK > > > >Hope to hear from someone soon! > > > >Juanita Roussel > >Ottawa, Canada > > > >"Alain J. Roussel" <ajr@magma.ca> > FWIW, > The tenor bell (the biggest) at Hoo St.Werburgh Parish Church, Kent, UK > was cast by Thomas Gardiner. > > The inscription reads: > THOMAS GARDINER MADE ME. SUDBURY SUFFOLK 1738 > Arthur D Vidgeon Kent,UK > advidgeon@werburgh.demon.co.uk > Hi Arthur: Thanks for the information. Do you know how far Sudbury is from Norton? Unfortunately, I do not have a lot of information on my GARDINER tree in the UK. Most of what I have is here in Canada. I will keep this message on file in hopes that someday it will assist me in my research. Juanita Roussel Ottawa, Canada

SAUNDERS / SANDERS Mary; ESS,ENG; 1750-1850 Does anybody have any information on a SANDERS/SAUNDERS family in Bradfield Essex England? Thanks, Betty Betty Googe Dickson & Bob Dickson <bdickson@mindspring.com>

GOUGE John; ESS,ENG; 1750-1850 Does anybody have any information on a GOOGE family in Bradfield Essex England? Might have ties with YELL and SA(U)NDERS families. Thanks, Betty Betty Googe Dickson & Bob Dickson <bdickson@mindspring.com>

RANKIN; ENG; 1900-1950 I'm trying to find the family of Kenneth S. RANKIN. He was born in 1916, as we recall, in London. He lived in France during 1928-1936 approximately (and has a half-brother born in rural France in about 1935). He has at least one sibling: a sister; I don't know whether she's older or younger. He emigrated to the US in about 1964, and was last known to be working in Virginia in 1988. Michael B. Holt | michaelbholt@juno.com | Richmond, Virginia, U.S.A. -- _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Re: COUSSELL Eizabeth; ENG>USA; 1870 Hello Richard, I went to the National Archives (regional branch in Seattle, Washington, USA) and found your Elizabeth Coussell in New York for 1870. Here is the information on the census: Name: Elizabeth Coussell Robert Coussell Age: 54 16 Sex: F M Color: W W Occupation: Keeping House Works in Shoe Store Value of $100.00 Personal Estate Place of England England Birth Father of Y Y Foreign Birth Mother of Y Y Foreign Birth Hope this information helps. If you would like for me to send you the copy of the actual census form I will do so. Just send me your home address to kelly.r.horst@boeing.com Happy Hunting.... Kelly R. Horst Seattle, Washington USA > ---------- > From: Richard Coussell[SMTP:cousse@globalnet.co.uk] > Sent: Monday, February 16, 1998 2:12 AM > To: SURNAMES-M@bl-30.rootsweb.com; > SURNAMES-BRITAIN-M@bl-30.rootsweb.com; > SURNAMES-USA-M@bl-30.rootsweb.com > Subject: COUSSELL Eizabeth; ENG>USA; 1870 > > COUSSELL Eizabeth; ENG>USA; 1870 > > Hello, > > Would someone kindly do a look-up of the 1870 NY census for me. > > I'm "across the Pond" in England and havn't a clue yet how to start > researching in the USA. > The information below was copied from a cd and only gives the head of > household. It does give roll and page numbers to the actual 1870 > census > though - wherever that is. > Actually, I'm interested in ANY occurance of the name Coussell: the > extract > below is one of only two I have discovered so far. > Please reply to coussell@glabalnet.co.uk > Many thanks, Richard Coussell. > > NAME AGE SEX COL BIR LOCALITY > ROLL# PAGE > COUSSELL, Elizabeth 54 f w ENGL 10-Wd Brooklyn 951 > 649 > > > > > > > > "Richard Coussell" <cousse@globalnet.co.uk> > "Horst, Kelly R" <Kelly.Horst@PSS.Boeing.com>