Dear Neal, That is a typical old sepia and I thank you so much. A lot of people wouldn't share the way you have......I am sure you are going to get a rather swelled scone from all, the praise and thank yous, ...........but well deserved.....a genealogists treasure hon, is the photos and anyone that is like you and sharing the way you have deserves the praise. Buttering you up....hell yes BUT YOU DESERVE the THANKS... Grateful doesn't even begin to describe it, especially researching from Australia, which is very hard at the best of times. And I have put this on the theatre list as a thank you too, because it is just so nice.....and because Dave Jassie deserves to hear the nice things that come from his list....... And thanks too for Wendi, who I just received an email from too.Wendi most genies are giving and sharing people and this has been exciting beyond belief, Thanks to all Sorry I havent responded sooner, we have had a bereavement. Pam ----- Original Message ----- From: Neal Dench To: Pam Hillier Sent: 20 January 2003 16:19 Subject: Re: clarice mayne Hi Pam Please find the photo of Clarice Mayne attached (rather big). I have a little more info as well, but I'll follow that up in another mail because it might be relevant to Wendy as well. Hope you find this useful. -- Neal Dench // ndench@tinyworld.co.uk ----- Original Message ----- From: Pam Hillier To: Neal Dench Cc: THEATRE-UK-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2003 2:29 AM Subject: Re: clarice mayne Dear Neal, No, Neal thank you for sharing such wonderful treasures....photos are like gold to a genealogist. You have my undying gratitude (and I am not buttering you up) for any photos you have of Clarice, James Tate or Teddy knox. This is so exciting, I just wish mum was alive to appreciate it. Yes please send the photo through by all means.......with many many thanks. Jo was so helpful clarifying my childhood stories of Clarice and I am sure she will, or has contacted you too. Regards Pam (Australia) ----- Original Message ----- From: Neal Dench To: Pam Hillier Sent: 17 January 2003 16:32 Subject: Re: clarice mayne Hi Pam, Thanks for getting in touch. I think it was from the original thread on Clarice Mayne that I discovered the list: I was searching for her name on Google and came across the list archives. Truth be told, I know very little about Clarice Mayne. About six months ago, I came across an old signed photo of a woman dressed as Dick Whittington. "Oh that's Clarice Mayne" said my Mum. "She was an old pal of your father's." (This is a phrase I get to hear a lot ... ) So consequently I have, scanned into my computer, a photo of Clarice Mayne that you are quite welcome to a copy of. It's in JPG format, and is 227 KB big, so I won't send it via email without you telling me it's OK first, since it's reasonably big. If you want me to make the image smaller, then that's fine (though it's a nice clear image as it is). I'll ask my mum if she knows any more about Clarice Mayne. I don't think she will have known her personally -- my Mum was a lot younger than my Dad, so consequently anything she knows about my Dad pre 40s that isn't already written down somewhere is through stories he has told her, however, she did recognise her straight away, so maybe she knows something. I'll also keep an eye out for her name in my Dad's information -- I'm sure it's there somewhere. Let me know about the photo. Best -- Neal Dench // ndench@tinyworld.co.uk ----- Original Message ----- From: Pam Hillier To: ndench@tinyworld.co.uk Cc: Pam Hillier Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 10:15 PM Subject: clarice mayne Dear Neil, I am on the theatre list and saw your message today. I hope that you don't mind me replying personally. There was a great deal of chatting on the list about 6 months ago in regards to Clarice Mayne. I am the family genealogist and managed to get in contact with two others researching the Dulley surname, who it turns out are genealogical cousins. Clarice Mayne is from our Dulley side.......you may actually get contacted by a Jo Dulley as well. I would be very surprised if you didn't....chuckle!!!! I too grew up with tales of Clarice and the theatre as did Jo. Jo is closer to Clarice Genealogically and I gained a lot of information from her. Clarice was married to James Tate and then Teddy Knox from the Crazy gang. I truly envy you all your memorabilia I would dearly love any information you have on any of these people. I am that excited by your email.......would you mind sharing some of your mums secrets with us??? Regards Pam - from Adelaide Australia Life is not measured by the number of breathes we take, But by the moments that take our breathe away. RESEARCHING - HILLIER/WORWOOD/ DULLEY/PARKER/LARKINS/GRIGGS/ KEENE/STROUD

> Hello, > I am trying to find some information about an author/conjurer - BAYLE ST > JOHN late 1800's - early 1900's. He published a book in 1902 called " > Amateur Conjuring: A Guide To Sleight Of Hand And Mechanical Magic" > Any help much appreciated > Pat > >

Hi All, A few weeks back I posted a request for information about a singer called Marie LONGMORE at the Royal Queen's Theatre (the first Queen's Theatre) in Manchester in 1865. Shortly afterwards, Manchester Library discovered a couple of playbills in their archives where the lady was performing as an actress. However, I have been unable to discover her birth as a Marie LONGMORE so it is possible that LONGMORE is either a stage name or else she married someone of that name. If the latter case, then she probably married a second time as I don't have a death for a Marie LONGMORE either. Yesterday I discovered the will of William LONGMORE, a watchmaker of 25 Mosley Street, Manchester, who died on 10th July 1873. The executor of the will was his son, Thomas LONGMORE, whose occupation was given as "actor". Could this Thomas LONGMORE possibly be the wife or a relation of my missing Marie LONGMORE? If anyone has a Thomas LONGMORE in their reference books, could they please get in touch? Many thanks. Regards, Mo (The LONGMORE Pages at www.msheppard.com)

Hi folks, I just thought I'd pop in to welcome our new subscribers and to thank you all for keeping this list probably the friendliest one at Rootsweb. We currently have 111 subscribers which has been around the average number since I took over the list in May 2001. Prior to this date the list was unused and there were no subscribers, so between us all we have achieved quite a lot. In the early days the list was quite busy, so if you haven't already looked, the list archives might be a good place to check for that snippet of information you may have missed. The 'Threaded' archives can be found at ~ http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/THEATRE-UK To search the archives using a 'keyword' the searchable archives are at ~ http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=THEATRE-UK-L Best wishes, Dave Jassie - dave.jassie@ntlworld.com (List Administrator) For information regarding mailing lists, web sites and look-up resources I have, Visit Gen-Links at - http://freepages.misc.rootsweb.com/~jassie/index.html

Pat > > I am trying to find some information about an author/conjurer - BAYLE ST > > JOHN late 1800's - early 1900's. He published a book in 1902 called " > > Amateur Conjuring: A Guide To Sleight Of Hand And Mechanical Magic" > > Any help much appreciated From the British Library Public Catalogue: Title: Amateur Conjuring. A guide to sleight of-hand and mechanical magic ... Illustrated. Main heading: SAINT JOHN. Bayle Publication details: pp. 86. Abel Heywood & Son: Manchester; E. W. Allen: London, [1904.] 8o. Shelfmark: Mic.A.12664(7) Notes: Microfilm. Made from a copy in the Bodleian Library And the full record from the Bodleian's own catalogue: Title Amateur conjuring, a guide to sleight of hand and mechanical magic. Author St. John, Bayle writer on conjuring. Publisher Manch. &c. [1904] Description cm.18 The BLPC also lists a lot of titles by an earlier Bayle Saint John - 1822-1859. Hope this helps Chris -- Chris Goddard Plymouth, U.K www.webrarian.co.uk

Dear Listers, I've just discovered (by accident, of course, ) the following site "Shakespeare and the players" http://shakespeare.cc.emory.edu/index.cfm with some great images of many actors and actresses. In the words of the owner: >Shakespeare and the Players is a survey through postcards of the many now >unfamiliar English and American actors who played Shakespeare's characters >for late Victorian and Edwardian audiences. It's just lovely to look at and you may even find someone you were looking for! Best wishes Janice Toowoomba

Hello I have recently discovered that my G.G. Grandfather JOHN LATIMER who owned the Latimer's Mammoth Theatre around the 1840-1860 wrote a play called 'Maria Marten' or 'Murder in the Red Barn', I found reference to this at the National Library of Scotland when I typed in Latimer's Mammoth Theatre, but could not find anymore about John Latimer, it said Main author John Latimer Dramatist, I can find loads of information about the play itself and Maria Marten, but nothing else about John Latimer, can anyone help me. I am desperately trying to find out where John Latimer originated from, his father was a Samuel Latimer, I have tried to find the Latimer family on the 1851 census, but cannot find them anywhere, obviously with them travelling around, as that would give me his place of birth. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Rita kindal01@telkomsa.net

I have contacted Neil off list in regards to Clarice Mayne, but also wish to convey the thought, that with all that wonderful and exciting history he is a wonderful addition to Daves list. Dave it may be a small list, as you put it, but very important to those that wish to know. You have my thanks. Regards Pam - Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Neal Dench" <ndench@tinyworld.co.uk> To: <THEATRE-UK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: 17 January 2003 16:41 Subject: Re: [THEATRE-UK] Introductions: son of Bertram DENCH > Wow, what a friendly list! Thanks for your reply, and thanks too to the > people that have replied off-list. > > I do have some photos already scanned into my computer which I'm happy to > let you have for the website. I have the following people, just let me know > how best to get them to you in terms of size and file format: > > Alfred Lester > Clarice Mayne > Bertram Dench (of course!) > Sidney Dench (my uncle, who's name I've seen mentioned in the list archives) > George Robey > Jay Laurier > > These are the ones I currently have scanned, and all come from "real" photos > (as opposed to photos in programmes, newspapers, or whatever). > > Sorry for the brevity of this reply -- rushing to leave for work. > > Best wishes > > -- > Neal Dench // ndench@tinyworld.co.uk > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Dave Jassie" <dave.jassie@ntlworld.com> > To: <THEATRE-UK-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 9:19 AM > Subject: Re: [THEATRE-UK] Introductions: son of Bertram DENCH > > > > Hi Neal, > > First of all, welcome to our friendly little list and for introducing > > yourself. You have just set me thinking about your statement 'it was > > like coming home really' > > Most of our subscribers feel the same way. There are times when very > > little is said, but we are safe in the knowledge that our 'family' is > > there if we need them. > > Your offer to share information is greatly appreciated. If you happen to > > have any photos, etc. you would be willing to have placed on the > > Theatre-UK website then please contact me. > > Good luck with your research. > > Best wishes, > > Dave Jassie - dave.jassie@ntlworld.com (List Administrator) > > For information regarding mailing lists, web sites and look-up resources > > I have, > > Visit Gen-Links at - > > http://freepages.misc.rootsweb.com/~jassie/index.html > >

Dear Neal, No, Neal thank you for sharing such wonderful treasures....photos are like gold to a genealogist. You have my undying gratitude (and I am not buttering you up) for any photos you have of Clarice, James Tate or Teddy knox. This is so exciting, I just wish mum was alive to appreciate it. Yes please send the photo through by all means.......with many many thanks. Jo was so helpful clarifying my childhood stories of Clarice and I am sure she will, or has contacted you too. Regards Pam (Australia) ----- Original Message ----- From: Neal Dench To: Pam Hillier Sent: 17 January 2003 16:32 Subject: Re: clarice mayne Hi Pam, Thanks for getting in touch. I think it was from the original thread on Clarice Mayne that I discovered the list: I was searching for her name on Google and came across the list archives. Truth be told, I know very little about Clarice Mayne. About six months ago, I came across an old signed photo of a woman dressed as Dick Whittington. "Oh that's Clarice Mayne" said my Mum. "She was an old pal of your father's." (This is a phrase I get to hear a lot ... ) So consequently I have, scanned into my computer, a photo of Clarice Mayne that you are quite welcome to a copy of. It's in JPG format, and is 227 KB big, so I won't send it via email without you telling me it's OK first, since it's reasonably big. If you want me to make the image smaller, then that's fine (though it's a nice clear image as it is). I'll ask my mum if she knows any more about Clarice Mayne. I don't think she will have known her personally -- my Mum was a lot younger than my Dad, so consequently anything she knows about my Dad pre 40s that isn't already written down somewhere is through stories he has told her, however, she did recognise her straight away, so maybe she knows something. I'll also keep an eye out for her name in my Dad's information -- I'm sure it's there somewhere. Let me know about the photo. Best -- Neal Dench // ndench@tinyworld.co.uk ----- Original Message ----- From: Pam Hillier To: ndench@tinyworld.co.uk Cc: Pam Hillier Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 10:15 PM Subject: clarice mayne Dear Neil, I am on the theatre list and saw your message today. I hope that you don't mind me replying personally. There was a great deal of chatting on the list about 6 months ago in regards to Clarice Mayne. I am the family genealogist and managed to get in contact with two others researching the Dulley surname, who it turns out are genealogical cousins. Clarice Mayne is from our Dulley side.......you may actually get contacted by a Jo Dulley as well. I would be very surprised if you didn't....chuckle!!!! I too grew up with tales of Clarice and the theatre as did Jo. Jo is closer to Clarice Genealogically and I gained a lot of information from her. Clarice was married to James Tate and then Teddy Knox from the Crazy gang. I truly envy you all your memorabilia I would dearly love any information you have on any of these people. I am that excited by your email.......would you mind sharing some of your mums secrets with us??? Regards Pam - from Adelaide Australia Life is not measured by the number of breathes we take, But by the moments that take our breathe away. RESEARCHING - HILLIER/WORWOOD/ DULLEY/PARKER/LARKINS/GRIGGS/ KEENE/STROUD

There was someone who was researching Tom DRAKE, but I did not take note of the email address. If that person would like to contact me, I have a photo with a printed signature on it. The photo is 115mm x 75mm. This could be scanned and sent as an attachment to the email if required. Regards from David. Email address is: reserarch69@giles2222.fsnet.co.uk

From: "Christine" <christine.shelmerdine@ntlworld.com> Sent in error to: <THEATRE-UK-L-request@rootsweb.com> Hi, I am new to the list and I am looking for any information on a northern artist who went under the name of MAISIE SCOTT. I know eventually she went to work on the ships as a singer, met a man and settled in S.Africa. Any information would be most welcome, Cheers. Christine

Hi listers Today I received a birth certificate for my Aunt. It said that her father, my grandfather, ROBERT JOHN GEORGE SMITH, was a 'Porter at Costumiers', when she was born in 1913. He was at the time, 32 years old, born 1881, and was living at 168 Clapham Road, Stockwell. In the 1891 census his family were living at 22 Cumberland Market, Pancras. Now the crunch - how would I find out which Costumiers he would have been working at? I presume it would have been somewhere in the theatre district of the Westend, easily accessible from Pancras and Stockwell. I am also trying to trace his wife's, my grandmother's, birth. She was ALICE MAUDE BREWER and was said to have been born 24 Sept 1896 London I have not found her birth registration or her whereabouts in the 1901 census. I am wondering if she was from a theatrical background - with the grandfather's connection to theatreland, maybe they met through her parents coming to get costumes. Any ideas would be very welcome.

Hi Gang, To answer Neal and also remind everyone else about how to have your photos included on the website - Send your scanned photos to me at the address below in jpg format. Include as much information as you wish about the subjects. Within a day or two they will magically appear somewhere amongst these pages ~ http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jassie/theatre/photos/ You may remember that I set up the 'Green Room' as a community page at MSN. Unfortunately, this has been deleted by MSN, I assume because of lack of use. I would appreciate those of you who uploaded scans to the site contacting me privately. Best wishes, Dave Jassie - dave.jassie@ntlworld.com (List Administrator) For information regarding mailing lists, web sites and look-up resources I have, Visit Gen-Links at - http://freepages.misc.rootsweb.com/~jassie/index.html ----- Original Message ----- From: "Neal Dench" <ndench@tinyworld.co.uk> To: <THEATRE-UK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 6:11 AM Subject: Re: [THEATRE-UK] Introductions: son of Bertram DENCH > Wow, what a friendly list! Thanks for your reply, and thanks too to the > people that have replied off-list. > > I do have some photos already scanned into my computer which I'm happy to > let you have for the website. I have the following people, just let me know > how best to get them to you in terms of size and file format: > > Alfred Lester > Clarice Mayne > Bertram Dench (of course!) > Sidney Dench (my uncle, who's name I've seen mentioned in the list archives) > George Robey > Jay Laurier > > These are the ones I currently have scanned, and all come from "real" photos > (as opposed to photos in programmes, newspapers, or whatever). > > Sorry for the brevity of this reply -- rushing to leave for work. > > Best wishes > > -- > Neal Dench // ndench@tinyworld.co.uk > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Dave Jassie" <dave.jassie@ntlworld.com> > To: <THEATRE-UK-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 9:19 AM > Subject: Re: [THEATRE-UK] Introductions: son of Bertram DENCH > > > > Hi Neal, > > First of all, welcome to our friendly little list and for introducing > > yourself. You have just set me thinking about your statement 'it was > > like coming home really' > > Most of our subscribers feel the same way. There are times when very > > little is said, but we are safe in the knowledge that our 'family' is > > there if we need them. > > Your offer to share information is greatly appreciated. If you happen to > > have any photos, etc. you would be willing to have placed on the > > Theatre-UK website then please contact me. > > Good luck with your research. > > Best wishes, > > Dave Jassie - dave.jassie@ntlworld.com (List Administrator) > > For information regarding mailing lists, web sites and look-up resources > > I have, > > Visit Gen-Links at - > > http://freepages.misc.rootsweb.com/~jassie/index.html > >

Wow, what a friendly list! Thanks for your reply, and thanks too to the people that have replied off-list. I do have some photos already scanned into my computer which I'm happy to let you have for the website. I have the following people, just let me know how best to get them to you in terms of size and file format: Alfred Lester Clarice Mayne Bertram Dench (of course!) Sidney Dench (my uncle, who's name I've seen mentioned in the list archives) George Robey Jay Laurier These are the ones I currently have scanned, and all come from "real" photos (as opposed to photos in programmes, newspapers, or whatever). Sorry for the brevity of this reply -- rushing to leave for work. Best wishes -- Neal Dench // ndench@tinyworld.co.uk ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dave Jassie" <dave.jassie@ntlworld.com> To: <THEATRE-UK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 9:19 AM Subject: Re: [THEATRE-UK] Introductions: son of Bertram DENCH > Hi Neal, > First of all, welcome to our friendly little list and for introducing > yourself. You have just set me thinking about your statement 'it was > like coming home really' > Most of our subscribers feel the same way. There are times when very > little is said, but we are safe in the knowledge that our 'family' is > there if we need them. > Your offer to share information is greatly appreciated. If you happen to > have any photos, etc. you would be willing to have placed on the > Theatre-UK website then please contact me. > Good luck with your research. > Best wishes, > Dave Jassie - dave.jassie@ntlworld.com (List Administrator) > For information regarding mailing lists, web sites and look-up resources > I have, > Visit Gen-Links at - > http://freepages.misc.rootsweb.com/~jassie/index.html

Hello List! I have been trying for several years to find information on and descendants of a JAMES ALBERT TAYLOR who was a Theatrical Stage Manager in the 1920s and 30s. I believe he was at Camden Town Theatre at some stage. I have had no luck so far. Then it suddenly occured to me.....maybe someone has information on the mother of his illegitimate child born in 1927. He was married to someone else and had other children. The mother's name was GLADYS LOUISE ARCHER and was supposedly a singer or dancer before the birth of the child. Can anyone help please? The child is now in her 70s and would dearly love to find her half-brothers and -sisters and also the burial place of her father. Time is running out! Jacki Western Australia jackis@tik.com.au

Thanks Bob will do. Gwen

Hi Neal, First of all, welcome to our friendly little list and for introducing yourself. You have just set me thinking about your statement 'it was like coming home really' Most of our subscribers feel the same way. There are times when very little is said, but we are safe in the knowledge that our 'family' is there if we need them. Your offer to share information is greatly appreciated. If you happen to have any photos, etc. you would be willing to have placed on the Theatre-UK website then please contact me. Good luck with your research. Best wishes, Dave Jassie - dave.jassie@ntlworld.com (List Administrator) For information regarding mailing lists, web sites and look-up resources I have, Visit Gen-Links at - http://freepages.misc.rootsweb.com/~jassie/index.html ----- Original Message ----- From: "Neal Dench" <ndench@tinyworld.co.uk> To: <THEATRE-UK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 6:11 AM Subject: [THEATRE-UK] Introductions: son of Bertram DENCH > Hi there, > > I've just subscribed to the Theatre-UK list, so I thought I'd better send a message to introduce myself and explain why I'm interested in it. > > I discovered the Theatre-UK list quite by accident (while searching the web for information about Clarice Mayne, actually, which brought me to the archives). I then spent a couple of lunch hours browsing through the list archives, and, well, it was like coming home really. Let me explain. > > I'm the son of Bertram Dench (b 1892), who had a 50+ year career as a comedian, mainly in the UK, mainly in musical comedy and panto and who, I guess, was best known in the 20s and 30s when he headlined in many West End shows (how do you sum up 50 years in one sentence?). For those who like to have some kind of a face behind a name, I'm coming up to 37, so yes, my Dad was an old man when I was born. All my life I've been brought up with these fantastic stories of my parents' life in the theatre (my Mum was in the theatre as well, under the stage name Stella DIXON). > > Lately, I've begun to get even more interested in my Dad's life, and the theatre life that surrounded him, and so have been doing some reasonably light research of my own. I'm lucky in that my Dad left a wealth of material for me to search through, in just about every form you care to mention -- programmes, daybills, newspaper clippings, photos, written memoirs -- so I've had a lot to go through. The picture that I'm building up of his life is really quite awe-inspiring. > > So anyway, that brings me to the list. I looked through the archives, and saw mention of names that I've been hearing all my life (Leslie Henson, Harry Tauber ...), and names that I've discovered in my own reading (Clarice Mayne, Billie Barlow ...), and people swapping the sort of stories and the sort of photos that I've spent a lifetime with, and as I say it felt like I was coming home. > > So there you go, I'm more than happy to share information, and I'm only just beginning to realise that what I have access to (mostly still at my Mum's house, so not all immediately obtainable) might be of interest to someone other than myself. I'll continue to go through the archives, and if I find anything of interest, I'll post, but now you know who I am. Please feel free to get in touch, and if I haven't done a very good job of introducing myself, then just ask some questions :-) > > All the best > -- > Neal Dench // ndench@tinyworld.co.uk > >

Hi there, I've just subscribed to the Theatre-UK list, so I thought I'd better send a message to introduce myself and explain why I'm interested in it. I discovered the Theatre-UK list quite by accident (while searching the web for information about Clarice Mayne, actually, which brought me to the archives). I then spent a couple of lunch hours browsing through the list archives, and, well, it was like coming home really. Let me explain. I'm the son of Bertram Dench (b 1892), who had a 50+ year career as a comedian, mainly in the UK, mainly in musical comedy and panto and who, I guess, was best known in the 20s and 30s when he headlined in many West End shows (how do you sum up 50 years in one sentence?). For those who like to have some kind of a face behind a name, I'm coming up to 37, so yes, my Dad was an old man when I was born. All my life I've been brought up with these fantastic stories of my parents' life in the theatre (my Mum was in the theatre as well, under the stage name Stella DIXON). Lately, I've begun to get even more interested in my Dad's life, and the theatre life that surrounded him, and so have been doing some reasonably light research of my own. I'm lucky in that my Dad left a wealth of material for me to search through, in just about every form you care to mention -- programmes, daybills, newspaper clippings, photos, written memoirs -- so I've had a lot to go through. The picture that I'm building up of his life is really quite awe-inspiring. So anyway, that brings me to the list. I looked through the archives, and saw mention of names that I've been hearing all my life (Leslie Henson, Harry Tauber ...), and names that I've discovered in my own reading (Clarice Mayne, Billie Barlow ...), and people swapping the sort of stories and the sort of photos that I've spent a lifetime with, and as I say it felt like I was coming home. So there you go, I'm more than happy to share information, and I'm only just beginning to realise that what I have access to (mostly still at my Mum's house, so not all immediately obtainable) might be of interest to someone other than myself. I'll continue to go through the archives, and if I find anything of interest, I'll post, but now you know who I am. Please feel free to get in touch, and if I haven't done a very good job of introducing myself, then just ask some questions :-) All the best -- Neal Dench // ndench@tinyworld.co.uk

Hi Gwen Try this site, it has loads of info on Liverpool : http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dadds/MERSEYSIDE.index.html In case you may not know how to handle the address, Just copy it, and paste into the "address" box at the top of your screen. good hunting Rev Bob Maus >I am interested in are some details of his life. He married Marly Longmire, > >early 1900s? in Liverpool ? >Does anyone know where I could get more details - when he was born and died > >for instance? Any help appreciated Gwen >

Hello, I have found in 'THEATRE COLLECTIONS' DICKENS PROGRAMMES, a LILLIE CAVENAGH listed in a play at the NEW THEATRE CARDIFF (6th MAY 1907). The ref. no. is UKC/PRG/DICK/DAV/CAR:F174646. This may be my G.Grandmother (birth name LILLIAN WISEMAN) Do you know how I could obtain more details please? KIND REGARDS, JILL