Hello, I was a member of this list some years ago. I've found my MAYNARD clan beginning in 1600's in Bodiam, SSX and traced to my immigrant, William, and his wife, Sarah Kemp (Widow PHILLIPS) 1851 to Indiana, USA. Sarah married (1) William Phillips, born in Goudhurst, Kent, 1796, died before 1828. I don't know when or where they married. They had 1 child, Mary Ann Phillips, born in Bodiam, Dec. 1822.. She married 16 Dec. 1843, John GLADWISH in Bodiam. He was born in Bodiam to John and Mary GLADWISH, 10 Oct. 1819. In 1841, John GLADWISH was in Rye, SSX as a single man and living in a boarding house. In 1843 he was in Bodiam marrying Mary Ann Phillips. In 1844 he was in Tice, SSX where his child, John GLADWISH, was born, 1 Dec. 1844 (or baptized). I know they arrived in the USA 8 April 1857.on the ship Christiana. Their last name was spelled GLADISH on the passenger list and it does have alternate spellings, with a double D sometimes. So 1851 is the last record I need. They were still in England somewhere. They were not located in the 1851 soundex with GLADW* so it might take a bit of searching to find the right spelling. I don't have access to this census. The family was very close to their families, both sides, so I would like to find out more about the GLADWISH(s) by ordering parish film, a hopeless task unless I can get some hits. I didn't find any earlier Gladwish(s) in Bodiam or even death records for his parents. Rye Parish is already on my rental list. Thanks for reading this. My SSX and Kent surnames (and pretty well researched so far) are CLOUT, KEMP, GOLDEN, MAYNARD. Shirley Maynard Hampton, VA USA ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour

name transcribed as GLADWEST on 1851 census, copy sent Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: <MaeMay510@aol.com> To: <SUSSEX-PLUS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 07, 2007 6:25 AM Subject: [SXP] First message, Gladwish > Hello, I was a member of this list some years ago. I've found my MAYNARD > clan beginning in 1600's in Bodiam, SSX and traced to my immigrant, > William, > and his wife, Sarah Kemp (Widow PHILLIPS) 1851 to Indiana, USA. > Sarah married (1) William Phillips, born in Goudhurst, Kent, 1796, died > before 1828. > I don't know when or where they married. > They had 1 child, Mary Ann Phillips, born in Bodiam, Dec. 1822.. She > married 16 Dec. 1843, John GLADWISH in Bodiam. He was born in Bodiam to > John and > Mary GLADWISH, 10 Oct. 1819. > > In 1841, John GLADWISH was in Rye, SSX as a single man and living in a > boarding house. > In 1843 he was in Bodiam marrying Mary Ann Phillips. > In 1844 he was in Tice, SSX where his child, John GLADWISH, was born, 1 > Dec. > 1844 (or baptized). > I know they arrived in the USA 8 April 1857.on the ship Christiana. > Their > last name was spelled GLADISH on the passenger list and it does have > alternate > spellings, with a double D sometimes. > > So 1851 is the last record I need. They were still in England somewhere. > They were not located in the 1851 soundex with GLADW* so it might take a > bit > of searching to find the right spelling. > I don't have access to this census. > > The family was very close to their families, both sides, so I would like > to > find out more about the GLADWISH(s) by ordering parish film, a hopeless > task > unless I can get some hits. I didn't find any earlier Gladwish(s) in > Bodiam > or even death records for his parents. > Rye Parish is already on my rental list. > > Thanks for reading this. > My SSX and Kent surnames (and pretty well researched so far) are CLOUT, > KEMP, GOLDEN, MAYNARD. > > Shirley Maynard > Hampton, VA USA > > > > ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL > at > http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SUSSEX-PLUS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Hello Doug, I may be the lister you were thinking of with a 'Piper' in the family. Unfortunately, 'my' George was a shoemaker and died between 1851 and 1861. Thanks for the thought - perhaps there is another Piper researcher with 'your' George in his family. Regards Diane in Montreal -----Original Message----- From: sussex-plus-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:sussex-plus-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of D Eldridge Sent: July 31, 2007 8:10 PM To: SUSSEX-PLUS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SXP] PIPER interest Hello Listers, I vaguely remember that not so long back, someone was researching the family name PIPER with submissions to this list. While clearing some of my no longer wanted printed matter, I came across an article about a Cabin Steward named George Piper who drowned off the coast near Brighton in 1889. This one page article was printed in Vol. 14, No 1, March 2000 of the magazine produced by The SUSSEX FAMILY GROUP. Hoping that I might help the "Piper" lister, I have saved the relevant page and would willingly pass it on to any interested party. Sincerely, Doug Eldridge in Australia. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SUSSEX-PLUS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Whilst the place mentioned in your 1524 doc is probably East Angmering, you will need to be careful in identifying exactly where it is. The present day Ordnance Survey map has the village of Angmering just inland from East Preston, but to the best of my knowledge there is no such place today as "East Angmering". My Ordnance Survey map of the area doesn't show any location name called East Angmering in the vicinity of Angmering and East Preston, so is there an East Angmering somewhere else? From my knowledge of Sussex I rather doubt it. But we must also remember that West Grinstead, for example, is quite a long way south-west of the town of East Grinstead. Gordon Lickfold Henfield, West Sussex ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Billing" <hwmiwj@yahoo.com.au> To: "sussex list" <SUSSEX-PLUS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, August 31, 2007 11:05 PM Subject: [SXP] EASTANOMERING Thank you > Many thanks to all you people who responded to my request it seems it was East Angmering > Many thanks > John

Hi Karen 1. On the 1841 there is a John Smith aged 6 giving his birth around 1845 and seeing as you have his birthdate this negates that, BUT interestingly his parents are Thomas and Jane in Arundel Ssx. Perhaps an IGI parent search for Sussex might find a John with a brother Thomas in Arundel??????? 2. There are a few possibles for the 1851 using Sussex as the guide on ancestry. 3. May I suggest you try to find his immigration records. In Adelaide South Oz there is a mine of information to be obtained from the Maritime Museum at Port Adelaide. Immigration records should be available at the main library in your state. A few phone calls will ascertain where is the best place to start in Queensland. 4. The parish Registers for Arundel would be another likely starting point. I did the PR's along with a genie cousin of mine and we got over three hundred years of Parkers in Two reels. Well worth it if they didn't move. Even to find his parents it is worth $5-00 per reel. Check where your local LDS is and go from there. Cheers Pam form Adelaide South Australia > Hi List, > > I am hoping someone can help me or even be related. > > I have been searching for the last 27yrs details of my GGGrandfather JOHN > THOMAS SMITH family. We knew he was born around 1850 but did not know > where or when or how he came to Australia or if other members of his > family came with him. We did have the name of George Smith a Vet Surgeon > as his father & Ann Dash as his mother, I don't know where from, & have > not been able to verify that. > Visiting a cousin twice removed for the first time, found that she had > the bible belonging to him with his birth date as 3 February 1851 > born at Arundel in the UK and he was given the Bible at St Peters Sunday > School 3rd October 1865. > > Well since then, searching the 1851 Census could only come up with a > Thomas John Smith who was 3 mths old born at Hastings Sussex to Joeseph & > Eliza Smith. This could be him???? Here in Australia on his marriage > certificate & in the bible it does have his name as John Thomas. The > marriage certificate does not give his age or parents names. > > Anyone in the Arundel area that can help solve the mistery, is their a > John Thomas, or could it be this Thomas John > > > Many thanks in advance > Karen > Goldcoast > Australia > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SUSSEX-PLUS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.5.485 / Virus Database: 269.13.5/990 - Release Date: 4/09/2007 > 10:36 PM > >

Hi List, I am hoping someone can help me or even be related. I have been searching for the last 27yrs details of my GGGrandfather JOHN THOMAS SMITH family. We knew he was born around 1850 but did not know where or when or how he came to Australia or if other members of his family came with him. We did have the name of George Smith a Vet Surgeon as his father & Ann Dash as his mother, I don't know where from, & have not been able to verify that. Visiting a cousin twice removed for the first time, found that she had the bible belonging to him with his birth date as 3 February 1851 born at Arundel in the UK and he was given the Bible at St Peters Sunday School 3rd October 1865. Well since then, searching the 1851 Census could only come up with a Thomas John Smith who was 3 mths old born at Hastings Sussex to Joeseph & Eliza Smith. This could be him???? Here in Australia on his marriage certificate & in the bible it does have his name as John Thomas. The marriage certificate does not give his age or parents names. Anyone in the Arundel area that can help solve the mistery, is their a John Thomas, or could it be this Thomas John Many thanks in advance Karen Goldcoast Australia

I am new to this list and doing some research for a friend. Is anyone researching WALDER? I am getting in a muddle with them and need a little guidance, please! I have a Frederick J WALDER who married Harriet SOTHERDEN in 1884. Frederick, who was down as John on the certificate, said he was 29 on the marriage certificate which gives a birth year of 1855. He also said his father was William (deceased). A William WALDER married an Elizabeth WALDER which confuses things even more! They did not have a child Frederick, but they did have a John b 1851 Rogate. The only Frederick I can find was one born in Rogate in 1857. I sent for his birth certificate but his parents are given as Alfred & Maria which has completely thrown me! It looks as if Maria's maiden name was Hear or something like it. Have not investigated that yet. In 1901 Frederick is actually down as John Walder with wife Harriet in Tonbridge, Kent. I KNOW that this is the correct husband with the correct children. His age is 45 which gives a birth year of 1856. Born in Rogate. In 1891 Harriet is with the children and no sign of husband Frederick (or John). Again I know I have the correct family there. But where is Frederick or John? I have also looked for an alternative spouse for Harriet thinking I had the wrong marriage certificate, but I cannot find one. Can anyone help out here please? That would be great. Suzie (from Orkney)

Bob Phillips on behalf of FreeBMD coordinates a very small band of volunteer photographers who take photographs of the BMD index pages at the Family Record Centre (FRC) in London. The FRC is removing access to the index books in a few months prior to its total closure next year so Bob would like to take as many photographs as possible before it is too late.. Anybody who can and would like to help please contact Bob. He's not necessarily looking for multiple visits, anything helps and the job is easy, just a steady hand and a digital camera is needed. Further details of the requirements and how to contact Bob are at: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robert.phillips13/rescans.htm The images are a useful facility on the FreeBMD website when the microfiche copies they work from weren't clear enough for the FreeBMD volunteers to transcribe accurately. Julie

Does anyone have any interest in / or have any information about, the DANIEL family of East Hoathly, please? I am particularly interested in a Mary DANIEL who married Joseph PAGE on 22 December 1735 at East Hoathley and who appear to have moved to Waldron in 1749. Thanks. Chris Page

Hello List, I was wondering if anyone who has the book of the above, if they could do a look up for me of any Crouchers that appear over that time 1598-1699 especially Thos Croucher. Many thanks Sue

What good thinking :) replied separately. Lesley-in-New-Zealand ----- Original Message ----- From: <Shawlines@aol.com> To: <sussex-plus@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2007 4:48 AM Subject: [SXP] re photos of old Chichester >I purchased a book, 'Bygone Chichester', in a second hand shop for £1.50 > Comprising, mainly, of photographs, if you recognise any of the following > names > I will scan the relevant photograph & email to you. > They are; > > Mr Adcock > Alf Ainger > Robert Allen, watch & clockmaker > Edward Baker, chemist > Mr Sam Baker > Adolphus Ballard > Chas H Barden, photographer > Mr Barnes, game & poultry dealer > Sir Hugo de Bath > Harold Bridger, station master > Byerley & Co. > Supt. Ellis > Mr & Mrs Faulkner & daughters > Mr Fowler, headmaster Chichester middle class school > Garland's grocery shop > Mr Green, blacksmith & farrier > Mr & Mrs Heath, church caretakers > Henty & Constable's brewery > James Hilton, church secretary > Charles Howard, butcher > T P Kimbell & his son Tom > Leng & Sons, market gardeners > Mr Walter Noah Malby, artist & photographer > Mr S Merrick, mayor > Mr Moore > G Noyce, bootmaker & repairer > Mr & Mrs Austen Partner > Samuel Peat, cabinet maker > Hon. C.S. Rolls (of Rolls Royce 1907) > Scarfield's shop in the Hornet > Edwin Thair, fire engine driver > Mr Trigg > C M Turnbull JP > H J Voke & sons bakery & tea gardens > Bishop Wilberforce (his funeral procession) > > Happy hunting, > > Gill Shaw > Online Parish Clerk for > Aldingbourne, Barnham, Eastergate, > Oving, Slindon & Westhampnett >

I am trying to tie up a loose end here.I have an ancestor Edward Belchamber widower aged 57 married Widow Chandler (presumably around the same age),in Kirdford in 1740. There doesn’t seem to be a suitable Chandler in the Kirdford PR’S.So I was wondering if anyone researching Chandler would have a candidate for Widow Chandler. John Belchamber ________________________________________________________________________ Get a FREE AOL Email account with unlimited storage. Plus, share and store photos and experience exclusively recorded live music Sessions from your favourite artists. Find out more at http://info.aol.co.uk/joinnow/?ncid=548.

I was wondering if anybody has any information regarding Elizabeth BRAZIER born about 1787 who married Robert EVANS on 29 April 1805 in Plumpton. She moved to Ringmer after the wedding where she was buried on 11 January 1873 aged 85. Any information would be most welcome. Tony Evans

I purchased a book, 'Bygone Chichester', in a second hand shop for £1.50 Comprising, mainly, of photographs, if you recognise any of the following names I will scan the relevant photograph & email to you. They are; Mr Adcock Alf Ainger Robert Allen, watch & clockmaker Edward Baker, chemist Mr Sam Baker Adolphus Ballard Chas H Barden, photographer Mr Barnes, game & poultry dealer Sir Hugo de Bath Harold Bridger, station master Byerley & Co. Supt. Ellis Mr & Mrs Faulkner & daughters Mr Fowler, headmaster Chichester middle class school Garland's grocery shop Mr Green, blacksmith & farrier Mr & Mrs Heath, church caretakers Henty & Constable's brewery James Hilton, church secretary Charles Howard, butcher T P Kimbell & his son Tom Leng & Sons, market gardeners Mr Walter Noah Malby, artist & photographer Mr S Merrick, mayor Mr Moore G Noyce, bootmaker & repairer Mr & Mrs Austen Partner Samuel Peat, cabinet maker Hon. C.S. Rolls (of Rolls Royce 1907) Scarfield's shop in the Hornet Edwin Thair, fire engine driver Mr Trigg C M Turnbull JP H J Voke & sons bakery & tea gardens Bishop Wilberforce (his funeral procession) Happy hunting, Gill Shaw Online Parish Clerk for Aldingbourne, Barnham, Eastergate, Oving, Slindon & Westhampnett

Does anyone have an interest in, or any information about the PAGE families in and around the villages of East Hoathly, Framfield, Laughton, Little Horsted and Waldron, please, particularly pre 1800? Thanks. Chris Page

Hi all I am new to this list and just wondered if someone could tell me if the Crawley FHC has reopened yet? (I have tried the Crawley list but have not had any reply) I checked on the familysearch.org website and it said it was closed until end of July 2007 but I have tried phoning on & off all last week but no answer. I may have the wrong number or perhaps it has just not reopened yet. Can anybody help please? - as a newbie to FHCs, I would really like to go there asap! Thanks Carolyn

It has also been reprinted - http://www.sussexrecordsociety.org.uk/listbooks.asp?an=&ap=. I got a copy a few months ago. cheers, Anne > Date: Sun, 2 Sep 2007 14:17:39 +0100> From: mymac@dsl.pipex.com> To: sussEX-PLUS-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: [SXP] Ashdown Forest Dispute> > > Book for sale on EBAY:> > Reference: 140151884909> > I know some people were looking for this a while back> > Hilary> -- > > > -- > > -------------------------------> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SUSSEX-PLUS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message _________________________________________________________________ The next generation of MSN Hotmail has arrived - Windows Live Hotmail http://www.newhotmail.co.uk

Book for sale on EBAY: Reference: 140151884909 I know some people were looking for this a while back Hilary -- --

Hi Bill, This site is a wonderful resource for Angmering http://www.angmeringvillage.co.uk/ There are full trees, there is a search engine, and much much much more. I have found it invaluable. Take time to waddle through. Hidden gems appear out of nowhere. Cheers Pam from Adelaide Australia >I have come across this name (EASTANOMERING) associated with a family in >1524, can anyone please advise where it is? > Many thanks > John > > > --------------------------------- > Sick of deleting your inbox? Yahoo!7 Mail has free unlimited storage. Get > it now. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SUSSEX-PLUS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.5.484 / Virus Database: 269.12.10/977 - Release Date: > 28/08/2007 4:29 PM > >

Looking for surname interest of FUDGE in Kent. Harvey in Adelaide, Sth. Australia